What if you have this old woman's luck?

[Smartvirus]

When it Gomes to gambling, giving up at certain points is a necessity I think. You don’t get to pretend or act tough and how it doesn’t matter what you’ve lost as, there is hardly any form of light at the end of the tunnel.

It’s okay to actually give up on gambling at some point if you aren’t making any profit of it else, it could ruin you at some point. Not everyone could get as lucky as the lady in the OP and that’s hardly a motivation for luck. Luck doesn’t work by any set of rules. You either get lucky or are not.

[nullama]

When it Gomes to gambling, giving up at certain points is a necessity I think. You don’t get to pretend or act tough and how it doesn’t matter what you’ve lost as, there is hardly any form of light at the end of the tunnel.

It’s okay to actually give up on gambling at some point if you aren’t making any profit of it else, it could ruin you at some point. Not everyone could get as lucky as the lady in the OP and that’s hardly a motivation for luck. Luck doesn’t work by any set of rules. You either get lucky or are not.

Yeah, I think it's tough to give up on gambling because "normal life" might be a bit boring compared to all the hype the gambling industry creates.

In the end though, you might be able to live a much more interesting life by not gambling though.

The gambler that stops might end up with more time and money to do interesting things elsewhere.

[dunfida]

When it Gomes to gambling, giving up at certain points is a necessity I think. You don’t get to pretend or act tough and how it doesn’t matter what you’ve lost as, there is hardly any form of light at the end of the tunnel.

It’s okay to actually give up on gambling at some point if you aren’t making any profit of it else, it could ruin you at some point. Not everyone could get as lucky as the lady in the OP and that’s hardly a motivation for luck. Luck doesn’t work by any set of rules. You either get lucky or are not.

Yeah, I think it's tough to give up on gambling because "normal life" might be a bit boring compared to all the hype the gambling industry creates.

In the end though, you might be able to live a much more interesting life by not gambling though.

The gambler that stops might end up with more time and money to do interesting things elsewhere.

Giving up on gambling at some point is not weakness it’s wisdom the excitement of the game always feels alive but once it starts taking more than it gives walking away becomes the only smart move many people hold on hoping for one last win that will fix everything but that moment rarely comes gambling isn’t built to favor the player the longer you stay the more the house wins so knowing when to stop is what separates recovery from ruin. The hardest part is the silence that follows after quitting gambling life can feel slower emptier without that rush the lights the noise the small chances of a big win all create a kind of high that normal life can’t match at first but over time that quiet starts to feel like peace money stays in your pocket time returns to your control and you begin to see how much energy gambling was taking.

Luck is never something you can chase it’s random and unpredictable those few who win big are rare exceptions not examples to follow they are stories that keep others hooked not proof that the game can be beaten. When a person finally steps away they find space to rebuild to spend time on things that bring real satisfaction learning new hobbies traveling saving for goals even just being free from stress all these become possible giving up on gambling isn’t the end of excitement it’s the start of living without fear of losing everything for a moment of thrill.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I believe finding a job is a must even if you are not dealing with addiction. It’s a necessity to get your fixed income.

I’m not a sports guy but I do understand it’s importance to make ourselves occupied instead of focusing on gambling just to get some entertainment.

My alternative on sports is finding a hobby like planting and other activities that will make you creative.

It's always good to do it, it Doesn't matter if you don't play Sports , the idea is that you can at least walk and do an outdoor activity , in fact doing any sport makes us strong, it raises the Immune system, do it so you see, gently and you'll Understand me, apart from that , work is Fundamental for our children, everything that is in favor of improving and having a Better time is Welcome , so the idea of ??being in never if not always Happens.

[Lida93]

When it Gomes to gambling, giving up at certain points is a necessity I think. You don’t get to pretend or act tough and how it doesn’t matter what you’ve lost as, there is hardly any form of light at the end of the tunnel.

Giving would be simple to consider and act on it when the player is losing the amount of funds he can afford to lose, only by that can it not matter. In many of the scenarios that players have to stuck to their guns of not letting go but keep chasing for recovery is because of the huge loss they have incurred and shame and guilt just won't  let them walk away in peace. I personally see no shame in giving up on gambling, it's actually a trstam of how in control you still are with how you gamble.