What do gamblers have in common?

[Awaklara]

As a general dynamic, I'd like to know what you do when you're not gambling. I mean, I don't expect you to tell me about your life. The question is more focused on: What activity you do is above gambling? I mean, something you prioritize in your life more than gambling, or what you like to do. What would make you stop watching the Champions League final, for example?

I only gamble on weekends or like right now. After spending time with family, I will have my own time to access gambling. Sometimes I also place bets on weekdays, but I don't always do that.
When I am on a long holiday with the extended family, I won't gamble, even though some relatives still access gambling from their phones. I still often spend time with family; if I don't get the chance to access the casino or place bets, I won't regret it.

[RealNoblee]

Gamblers has this act of risking something of value on an event for an outcome that is not certain and with the hope of bigger return.
This applies to all forms of gambling, from lotteries to casino games and even social casino games that enhances betting.

But while the act of gambling itself is a common behavior, it's also necessary to recognize the potential negative consequences that follows it, such as financial stress, emotional distress, and relationship difficulties. 

[Peanutswar]

Gambling is one of the expensive habit or hobby of course to sustain this kind of lifestyle you must need to have a good sources of income such as a good paying job, an extra sidelines or any kind of money flowing assets and not just rely in a single source of money only. I do spending a lot of time to my self and knowledge such as learning new things, how to improve self and also how to make more money so I can still enjoy life and one of my entertainment is playing gambling. I have a phrase of never settle for less.

[Akbarkoe]

Gamblers has this act of risking something of value on an event for an outcome that is not certain and with the hope of bigger return.
This applies to all forms of gambling, from lotteries to casino games and even social casino games that enhances betting.

But while the act of gambling itself is a common behavior, it's also necessary to recognize the potential negative consequences that follows it, such as financial stress, emotional distress, and relationship difficulties. 

These are the consequences that gamblers must be aware of. After all, gambling requires money to pay for the pleasure. Without understanding the risks, it's difficult to avoid addiction.

Gambling is one of the expensive habit or hobby of course to sustain this kind of lifestyle you must need to have a good sources of income such as a good paying job, an extra sidelines or any kind of money flowing assets and not just rely in a single source of money only. I do spending a lot of time to my self and knowledge such as learning new things, how to improve self and also how to make more money so I can still enjoy life and one of my entertainment is playing gambling. I have a phrase of never settle for less.

It's called expensive because it requires spending more money than we've ever spent before. However, when it comes to hobbies, they naturally have different values ​​for each person. If a hobby is deeply ingrained and becomes a necessity, then any amount of money spent to pursue it will be pursued.
What I believe all gamblers have in common is that they've all experienced gambling addiction.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Healthy gamblers are the majority. I wonder if there's something we all have in common that keeps us on the right path and never oversteps our limits.

Well, what I know is that self control and self determination is what makes some people not to overstep their limits in gambling, it helps them keep in check and make sure they are on the right part. So, if you check the lifestyle of responsible gamblers, what they all have common amongs themselves is self control and the determination never to get addicted to gambling, while for the addicted gamblers the case is opposite and they lack self control.

[leonair]

A common thing among all gamblers is that everyone first goes there for fun and first of all there is a lot of confidence that they will not spend too much time there and keep themselves in control and bet as much as they can afford to lose. But gradually he loses control from within himself and continues to gamble a lot. Due to which he faces a lot of financial losses. And when they lose everything they only regret why they gambled. This is a common thing seen among all gamblers.  and i also face this at a time

[YOSHIE]

Healthy gamblers are the majority. I wonder if there's something we all have in common that keeps us on the right path and never oversteps our limits.

Of course there are, there are many who have similarities in gambling activities, which do not have many similarities, all of that we can certainly all return to each of them, how to gamble in a healthy and not excessive way.

My experience in gambling, instead I did not spend much time, because I gamble on sports, where I was after placing a bet on my belief team Of course I will do other activities, I just monitor the score of victory and defeat.

For me sports gambling is quite healthy, compared to other games, such as slots, dice, roullete and so on, we must sit for hours.

[mcdouglasx]

For me sports gambling is quite healthy, compared to other games, such as slots, dice, roullete and so on, we must sit for hours.

I also like sports betting more, since it doesn't depend solely on luck and gives me a sense of control. Also, because the bets aren't quick to consume, and even if I lose, I always end up enjoying the games, so the dynamic remains healthy.

[r_victory]

I enjoy watching movies with my wife and reading; I wouldn't give up on that for a single day. I prioritize time with my family and my studies, as they truly bring me financial and personal rewards. Furthermore, I also don't watch soccer matches just because I bet; I simply enjoy watching them!

[LogitechMouse]

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Perhaps it has something to do with the time we dedicate to gambling, whether we do it for fun, or even if we have other things that take up most of our free time, like family, sports, exercise, or spending time with the people we love.

As a general dynamic, I'd like to know what you do when you're not gambling. I mean, I don't expect you to tell me about your life. The question is more focused on: What activity you do is above gambling? I mean, something you prioritize in your life more than gambling, or what you like to do. What would make you stop watching the Champions League final, for example?

Spending time with my family, playing online games, and playing sports games like Basketball.
These are the things that I'm doing outside gambling, and there has been some instances where I stopped watching sports games just to play online games, or hanging out with my family, and the like.

I always have this mindset where I want to keep my gambling at the bottom in terms of prioritization because the more time we spend doing it, the more money we will be spending and depending on the results, it might cause positive or negative effects on us. Speaking of negative and positive effects, we know that majority of gamblers are experiencing the negative effects of gambling, but for me, I guess I can say that it's quite the opposite because I feel more entertained whenever I put some bets on sports while watching it. That adds some excitement, and a bit of relaxation as well. Of course, I don't care if I win or lose.

At the end of the day, we have lives outside of our gambling world. What I would say is that, prioritize them in order to have a healthy life.

[sotelorene]

I enjoy watching movies with my wife and reading; I wouldn't give up on that for a single day. I prioritize time with my family and my studies, as they truly bring me financial and personal rewards. Furthermore, I also don't watch soccer matches just because I bet; I simply enjoy watching them!

I must say it is very nice to spend time with your wife at your leisure time because from there, you can discuss things that are bothering you and if your wife has solution or remedy she can tell you and spending time with wife keep the love fresh especially when you have a cool partner. I don't have a wife yet and I don't think I spent more than an hour in gambling because I play sports bet and all I need do is analyze my game and make selection and bet it that is all and sometimes I don't even take up to 20 minutes unless there is no familiar team to select and after that my leisure time I use to reason life, think about business, watch movies and play football.

[Cookdata]

We always talk about addictions, about how to gamble to achieve better results, but the topic of what goes through the mind of a healthy gambler is almost never touched upon.

Healthy gamblers are the majority. I wonder if there's something we all have in common that keeps us on the right path and never oversteps our limits.

Perhaps it has something to do with the time we dedicate to gambling, whether we do it for fun, or even if we have other things that take up most of our free time, like family, sports, exercise, or spending time with the people we love.

As a general dynamic, I'd like to know what you do when you're not gambling. I mean, I don't expect you to tell me about your life. The question is more focused on: What activity you do is above gambling? I mean, something you prioritize in your life more than gambling, or what you like to do. What would make you stop watching the Champions League final, for example?

There are some things gamblers have in common that they don't admit which are; they don't admit they are gambling for money. This has been for long here but the truth is everyone likes the incentives that comes when you win money from casino, there is a kind of special feeling when you some money but they don't admit here they are gambling for momey and another one is admitting to gamble responsibly when in reality, it's obky few that practice it.

I don't know for other people, I don't joke with gambling when it's comes with my time and family. I have my time I bet during the weekend, if I'm done with the time I have for gambling, that's the end of it because I don't joke with my family when it's comes to my time with them. Another one is don't get attach to any game, I don't care if it's betting against my favorite team, I do it freely and don't think about it as long as it's going to fetch me some money.

[AYOBA]

I enjoy watching movies with my wife and reading; I wouldn't give up on that for a single day. I prioritize time with my family and my studies, as they truly bring me financial and personal rewards. Furthermore, I also don't watch soccer matches just because I bet; I simply enjoy watching them!

Normally it’s good for a person to be more concerned about what brings food to his table every time, what actually brings financial and benefits, and it’s a very good one to hold it tight. Moreover, there are a lot of people who do not have an interest in soccer; most of them watch it just because they bet, and that’s why sometimes the football center will be very full with a lot of people, especially when the strong teams are going to face each other. That’s the type of game people like very well to bet on, as it brings huge benefits for those who are lucky enough to win all the bets.

[Y3shot]

I believe that what keeps a gamer healthy is precisely having other priorities that take up space in life. When there are more important things, like family, friendships, or even activities that bring personal satisfaction, gaming ends up in its rightful place: a form of leisure. Perhaps the secret lies in knowing how to balance one's time and not letting it become the sole source of pleasure. But does this balance come more from individual discipline or from the support of those around us?

This is just the best way to go about gambling, but some gamblers are so interested in making money from gambling and they believe sleeping in the gambling house is just the best for them, but this is even making things to even become very worse.  Gambling is very good when you go about it with ease and consciously.

Winning in gambling is not about playing aggressively or spending more time in the casino house, doing this their are much in implications. Gambling shouldn't be what you spend your time on more it should be a game for entertainment just for a short time.

[Dave1]

As a general dynamic, I'd like to know what you do when you're not gambling. I mean, I don't expect you to tell me about your life. The question is more focused on: What activity you do is above gambling? I mean, something you prioritize in your life more than gambling, or what you like to do. What would make you stop watching the Champions League final, for example?

I think it's control, just last night I have deposited some on a local casino here. I deposited twice and lost some money, it's not that big, but I just decided to stop and not to deposit anymore as I might lose again. I just think that maybe if I hasn't played then I can used that money to more useful things. So that's where my priorities and thinking goes, I know that we shouldn't regret, but I used that as a weapon to stop my gambling if I have the urge and feeling to gamble for more and recover.

Usually if I have that mindset then I will fall on the category of being addicted. But now, I have to control myself, maybe that night is not for me and again, trying to reverse psychology myself so that I will simply stop.

[Felicity_Tide]

We always talk about addictions, about how to gamble to achieve better results, but the topic of what goes through the mind of a healthy gambler is almost never touched upon.

Healthy gamblers are the majority. I wonder if there's something we all have in common that keeps us on the right path and never oversteps our limits.

Not giving a damn, or having less priority for gambling is probably what all healthy gamblers have in common.
I think that is what i feel personally as a gambler. I prioritize it less. I do it on a rare occasion with the caution that if i fail to control myself, i might fall for the negative side of it. There are literally other activities that i do, other than gambling regularly for fun.

As a general dynamic, I'd like to know what you do when you're not gambling. I mean, I don't expect you to tell me about your life. The question is more focused on: What activity you do is above gambling? I mean, something you prioritize in your life more than gambling, or what you like to do. What would make you stop watching the Champions League final, for example?

Not sure now, but let's just say that i spend a lot of time on the internet, and also with close friends and family. And i do watch football games every weekend, but like i said, placing bets becomes less priority, so i don't even bother about that. Barely watch movies because it is also a less priority.

[ejikeme24]

Healthy gamblers are the majority. I wonder if there's something we all have in common that keeps us on the right path and never oversteps our limits.

I have been thinking the same, but the truth is majority of this guys who are proclaiming that they're gambling for  fun and entertainment are not actually saying the truth. Though some person's can also Stick to the intention of gambling just for fun and entertainment but I still wonder how those who are gambling for fun feel like when they're in a losing streak does it mean that they still enjoy  playing while they're in a losing streak? I'm sure that some people will feel kinda Way during this process since they are betting with real money and not demo mode.

[justinlamode]

There are many things gamblers have in common as long as gambling is concern. One of them is hope or should I say optimism which is the driving force that keeps you wanting to continue despite setbacks I the form of losses. Without this driving force, a lot of people will not be gambling since gambling involves a lot of risk taking.  Despite that gambling can be fun, there is always the risk factor irrespective of how much you gamble with.

[promise444c5]

I don’t gamble that much so I’m able to track most of my gambling activity easily.. I guess that makes me healthy , does it ..
“what I do when I’m not gambling”.. Well apart from work related stuffs, I love gaming, that keeps me a lot from gambling when I’m less busy and of course, if I’m not playing any video/mobile gaming then I will be analyzing/reading charts.. I bares go for walks either, I will just prefer walking from one end to another in my room for minutes to burn some little calories.

[Promocodeudo]

I believe that what keeps a gamer healthy is precisely having other priorities that take up space in life. When there are more important things, like family, friendships, or even activities that bring personal satisfaction, gaming ends up in its rightful place: a form of leisure. Perhaps the secret lies in knowing how to balance one's time and not letting it become the sole source of pleasure. But does this balance come more from individual discipline or from the support of those around us?

I love this well outlined possible ways of gamblers staying safe, let's be factual, most gamblers came into the game for the making money perhaps that the reason why most gamblers don't find it necessary to see gambling as a game of fun, it is too bad that many gamblers devote their time to it making it look as if they don't have any other important stuff they could pay attention to, the problem has been the people with the mindset that they could make it huge in gambling although we know that the uncertainty that revolves around gambling can favour anyone unannounced, however, since we don't know when and whom it will favour, I think initiating ways by which we can stay safe should be be given utmost priority by we gamblers.