Which can be more addicting?

[alegotardo]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

If you place bets every day, your brain might get too used to it even if it is just a small amount but betting less frequently but with bigger amounts of money may lead you to be emotionally attached to that money and may feel extremely happy to win and extremely disappointed to lose.

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

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Look... I think both has potential to be triggers, but neither is more dangerous than a weak mind.

But, if I had to choose between them, I wolud say that the constant habit is more dangerous because a problem with it is when we give our brain that daily dose of excitement every day that, with repetition and time ends up becoming something automatic, dangerous, something that silently installs itself and, if we arent careful ends up taking over us until we no longer realize how conditioned we are to "need" to do it every days.

But sporadic and high stakes bets are also dangerous too... I think they have a much greater emotional impact: win brings a euphoria that can be difficult to control, making us yearn for more bets... and losing can bring deep frustration and a desire to recoup losses.

In any case, its addictive... it depends a lot on the profile of person, strong emotional control and discipline to avoid falling into addiction. But I've already answered your question... I think the constant habit is more vicious.

[summonerrk]

Sometimes slots are a game that makes people as addicted as a gambler can become. I think it's because everyone thinks slots are something simple and frivolous. But as a former poker player, I was very surprised by how easy it is to multiply your money with luck.
It was much easier than sitting at a poker table and trying to cheat my opponents!
Since then, I began to treat slots differently.

I find slots completely harmless, especially because you don't have to think at all. You can just press the "spin" button or even set it to autospin. Gambling that evokes the illusion of control is far more dangerous. This applies to betting as well. This effect constantly gives the gambler room to think that they are to blame. Specifically, that the responsibility for an unsuccessful outcome lies solely with them.

[YOSHIE]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

From the research data addicted to gambling, it is caused by individuals often playing, of course in small amounts, gambling often every day will make someone will have an impact on gambling addiction, different from them Gambling in large quantities once a year, it is looking for a large number of double profits.

Basically someone often gambles will make them nervous if one day does not place a bet, so clearly addictive comes as often as possible to make a bet.

[Pandu Geddon]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

I think both also have the potential for addiction. But if we consider which situation makes a gambler more prone to addiction, I believe daily gambling predisposes gamblers to addiction. The process of each person starting to become addicted can stem from increasingly frequent activities, but it is also possible that gambling addiction can occur due to large betting outcomes that encourage gamblers to gamble more frequently.

[Strongkored]

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

People are more likely to become addicted if they do it too often, in any activity not just gambling, so those who gamble with small amounts but every day are more likely to become addicts than those who only do it 1-2 times a year, it is not the amount they lose or win that makes them addicts. But that doesn't mean that gamblers who frequently bet are addicts because addicts are those who do an activity but it ruins their life.

[Inwestour]

People are more likely to become addicted if they do it too often, in any activity not just gambling, so those who gamble with small amounts but every day are more likely to become addicts than those who only do it 1-2 times a year, it is not the amount they lose or win that makes them addicts. But that doesn't mean that gamblers who frequently bet are addicts because addicts are those who do an activity but it ruins their life.

I find it hard to imagine saving up enough money for a single bet over six months. Firstly, I'd be terrified of putting so much money on one bet, because if I lost, I could lose everything. Secondly, I don't even want to think about how I'd feel if I lost that bet. I understand that I could also win and that would make me a lot of money, but I'm simply not ready to risk that amount. I'd rather make many small bets and not worry about losing than risk everything on one bet and possibly lose my entire bankroll that way.

[purple_sparkles]

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

People are more likely to become addicted if they do it too often, in any activity not just gambling, so those who gamble with small amounts but every day are more likely to become addicts than those who only do it 1-2 times a year, it is not the amount they lose or win that makes them addicts. But that doesn't mean that gamblers who frequently bet are addicts because addicts are those who do an activity but it ruins their life.

Any daily activity becomes an addiction because after a while, it's done automatically, without even thinking about it. But not all addictions are bad. If we exercise every day, that's still an addiction, but it benefits our body. The most important thing is the purpose of the habit. For me, for example, betting is a way to add excitement to the game, since I can't attend the match I want, although it's not an everyday pastime.

[Luzin]

I find slots completely harmless, especially because you don't have to think at all. You can just press the "spin" button or even set it to autospin. Gambling that evokes the illusion of control is far more dangerous. This applies to betting as well. This effect constantly gives the gambler room to think that they are to blame. Specifically, that the responsibility for an unsuccessful outcome lies solely with them.

You seem mistaken, as many people in my country are addicted to slot gambling, leading them to sell their assets. If you say it's harmless, I think you're completely wrong. There have even been cases of murders aimed at slot machine money. Then about compare everyday or twice a years, I believe the more frequently a person plays, the greater the chance of addiction. So, comparing the two, gambling daily increases the likelihood of addiction. I believe gambling with large sums of money over a period of years is rare.

[GIF-JOBS]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

I think both also have the potential for addiction. But if we consider which situation makes a gambler more prone to addiction, I believe daily gambling predisposes gamblers to addiction. The process of each person starting to become addicted can stem from increasingly frequent activities, but it is also possible that gambling addiction can occur due to large betting outcomes that encourage gamblers to gamble more frequently.

This is why gamblers should limit gambling to the lowest possible level, gambling itself is a tempting thing, people are easily tempted by it, and if someone sticks to it regularly, then it can become very deeply addictive. If you make it a daily habit, then it will definitely make you terribly addicted, so it should not be done regularly but in small amounts, like 2 to 3 days a week you can gamble with a very limited budget, just for entertainment purposes, then it will not be harmful to you.

[lienfaye]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

Playing everyday is more addicting because you'll be used to it. If gambling became part of your daily activity regardless of how much you spend to play, that means you're more prone to become addicted.

On the other side, rarely play using a huge amount can also make a person become addicted. This depends on the gambler itself because even you play often or rarely, if you have no discipline to set a limit then it's likely you'll end up as addicted.

[verdinio]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

Playing everyday is more addicting because you'll be used to it. If gambling became part of your daily activity regardless of how much you spend to play, that means you're more prone to become addicted.

On the other side, rarely play using a huge amount can also make a person become addicted. This depends on the gambler itself because even you play often or rarely, if you have no discipline to set a limit then it's likely you'll end up as addicted.

It's all about managing this type of activity well, like everything it needs to be dosed very carefully otherwise the risk of ending up in an addiction is strong and very easy, I understand very well that it's difficult to manage the desire that takes us in moments of boredom, but we have to do it for ourselves otherwise we risk big.

[Su-asa]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

I think both also have the potential for addiction. But if we consider which situation makes a gambler more prone to addiction, I believe daily gambling predisposes gamblers to addiction. The process of each person starting to become addicted can stem from increasingly frequent activities, but it is also possible that gambling addiction can occur due to large betting outcomes that encourage gamblers to gamble more frequently.

This is why gamblers should limit gambling to the lowest possible level, gambling itself is a tempting thing, people are easily tempted by it, and if someone sticks to it regularly, then it can become very deeply addictive. If you make it a daily habit, then it will definitely make you terribly addicted, so it should not be done regularly but in small amounts, like 2 to 3 days a week you can gamble with a very limited budget, just for entertainment purposes, then it will not be harmful to you.

This is true mate. Gambling is tempting, more especially when they see the team you play with the same odd you played the last time that worked for you, you might think this other time around will become the same as the other one. However most of the time it doesn't because games change as luck doesn't come all the time. Luck is something that comes when people don't expect it. Gamble is very tempting that id why you as a gambler must gamble responsibly, don't let the games get to you.

[Perfectbaby]

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

People are more likely to become addicted if they do it too often, in any activity not just gambling, so those who gamble with small amounts but every day are more likely to become addicts than those who only do it 1-2 times a year, it is not the amount they lose or win that makes them addicts. But that doesn't mean that gamblers who frequently bet are addicts because addicts are those who do an activity but it ruins their life.

Of course that is right! Any activity that involves regularity or continuously often attracts addiction and the worst thing is that they wouldn't know when they gets addicted and that is one thing that is common within gamblers that they don't record. When they keeps gambling it gives them that chances to start thinking about how they could make a life changing opportunity from gambling where they could be tempted to always gamble in order to meet up with their desired amount without knowing that they are gradually falling into addiction.

[KTChampions]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

If you place bets every day, your brain might get too used to it even if it is just a small amount but betting less frequently but with bigger amounts of money may lead you to be emotionally attached to that money and may feel extremely happy to win and extremely disappointed to lose.

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

It is clear that daily activity (in any area) has a great tendency to become an addiction. And I don't see why this shouldn't work with gambling. In fact, even the bet size doesn't matter – if you bet every day, you'll at least develop a habit. It’s probably not far from habit to addiction (I don’t even know if there’s much of a difference in these definitions).
As for the second option, I think it's better to replace it with buying lottery tickets - it's cheaper and can also evoke emotions, since there's always a chance of winning the jackpot.

[DPHOR]

Depending on the gambler, most people can be addictive when they pays more attention to the gambling site while most people can be addictive when they often win. On a norm we should know that immediately there is winning it boost our interest to gamble where if such person doesn't control themselves very well they often turn into addiction because they would be wanting to always win whereby they wouldn't mind or even control and regulate their gambling activities and before you knew it they easily becomes addicted to gambling.

[Pi-network314159]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

If you place bets every day, your brain might get too used to it even if it is just a small amount but betting less frequently but with bigger amounts of money may lead you to be emotionally attached to that money and may feel extremely happy to win and extremely disappointed to lose.

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

Of course placing bet everyday will be more addicting than a person who gamblle once in a while. It is obviously clear that both are far different from each other. The person who gamble everyday no matter how small his bankroll is, he is liable to become addicted since he is depositing little by little than a person who may not be regular in betting. So both are entirely different people.

[Odusko]

Depending on the gambler, most people can be addictive when they pays more attention to the gambling site while most people can be addictive when they often win. On a norm we should know that immediately there is winning it boost our interest to gamble where if such person doesn't control themselves very well they often turn into addiction because they would be wanting to always win whereby they wouldn't mind or even control and regulate their gambling activities and before you knew it they easily becomes addicted to gambling.

That is the thing, regardless of if the gambler take any approach as long as there is no control, he will definitely slide into addictions, since what get them addicted is their greed level while gambling, alot of those that have fallen to that state can tell of how fast it is to be addicted when you allow greed into you as a gambler regardless that you either use small amount of money or big amount to make the bets.

[(Hummus)]

Placing bets everyday is more addicting, an habit is formed when you engage in something consistently. If you gamble once a year or twice a year and end up losing a huge amount it is not responsible gambling but this is not what makes you an addict. There are people that cannot stay for a whole day without gambling, that's what an addiction is all about. But there is a way to maintain a balance with gambling regularly, as long as you are staking small amounts that you can lose easily then it's okay

[junder]

Does he take loan to gamble? Does he spends all his money including his winnings on gambling or he does something better with the winning be gets from gambling? Does he forsakes doing other important things because he is gambling every day?   Or he has self control over all of the things I mentioned? Because I have a different belief about this thing, so many people gamble every day but yet they are not addicted, they gamble every day but yet still have self control of the amount they spend and the money they keep, they do other important things first before going to gamble. It makes much of a difference to me.

Yes, he did it, not only to the bank but also to his girlfriend. What made me upset and annoyed was that when he asked or borrowed money from his partner, he used my account as an alibi for other purposes, not for gambling. I had told him not to use my account, but that didn't stop him. And in the past few days, he hasn't opened his food stall again, and last night he came saying he ran out of capital. Huh, I already thought he would go bankrupt with his food stall being affected. I don't think he has good self-control. My friends and I have concluded that he is addicted to gambling. Even though we have warned him, it hasn't worked, so we are letting him feel the consequences himself.

[tech30338]

Which can be more addicting between the two: placing small bets every day or gambling only once or twice a year but doing so with huge amounts of money?

If you place bets every day, your brain might get too used to it even if it is just a small amount but betting less frequently but with bigger amounts of money may lead you to be emotionally attached to that money and may feel extremely happy to win and extremely disappointed to lose.

So what do you think gets someone more addicted?

Both are gambling and are the addicting meaning, its already planted in you're head the there will be a schedule gambling, im you compound the small bets vs once or twice a year expenses might be also equal, so there is no choice there for me i'll say do one of this but there is a target amount that will not be break although sometimes its not true, but having a level of control will make things easy, and will not spend more.