If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ?

[Fiatless]

What you said is true having multiple gambling site account doesn't mean that such person is a gambling addict but some of those who also has multiple gambling account are also addicted to gambling but not all. Some gamblers sometimes open these accounts to change their gambling site some can be due to bigger odd or sometime bonus but i don't believe anyone will have up to 8-10 gambling site account unless you have abandoned some of those accounts.

Gambling addiction is usually associated with the inability of a gambler to control their time or money in the course of a gambling adventure. Someone can have a single casino account and still be an addict. The amount of time or money that he invest in that single casino would determine if he is an addict or not. Some people just like trying different casinos, but they are not addicted because they have full control over their gambling activities.

[Sammye3]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

This actually depends on the individual in person, because most people might have different accounts just to compare the odds and analyze strictly before placing a bet but this person might not be an addict.

One can as well have a single account but is addicted to gambling, so it's not necessary about the number of accounts used but the discipline on the course of gambling.

[iv4n]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

I guess most of us here are registered in many casinos... it comes with the territory. Of course, nobody sane is active in so many casinos! We play in casinos that draw our attention with their promotions, bonuses, and exclusive Bitcointalk challenges/competitions/raffles/etc.

And yes, we are all gambling addicts. We are doing what we love to do... if it's not fun & exciting, we wouldn't do it. You can't get addicted to something you don't like doing... First you like it, then you love it, and then you are bound forever.

[Grace333]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

This actually depends on the individual in person, because most people might have different accounts just to compare the odds and analyze strictly before placing a bet but this person might not be an addict.

One can as well have a single account but is addicted to gambling, so it's not necessary about the number of accounts used but the discipline on the course of gambling.

Sound logical, because the number of sites alone does not just mean someone is addicted. Some people really do open multiple accounts just to compare odds, bonuses, or something else before placing a bet. which i guess that does not sounds addiction.

And like you said, at the same time, someone can be deeply addicted using just one platform. So it is not really about how many accounts they have, it is about behavior. Things like chasing losses, betting with money meant for important stuff and all of that..

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yeah, same here. I’ve registered on many gambling sites, maybe more than 10, but I don’t really use most of them. I’m already content with just two.

If that happens to all of us, and one of the reasons I didn't continue in many Places is that everything involved Constant KYC , I also frequent few places , a Maximum of 5 and that seems too much to me , I trust the most reputable ones and with those I do well , for me it is Sufficient Because I get the fun I want.

[Orpichukwu]

If that happens to all of us, and one of the reasons I didn't continue in many Places is that everything involved Constant KYC , I also frequent few places , a Maximum of 5 and that seems too much to me , I trust the most reputable ones and with those I do well , for me it is Sufficient Because I get the fun I want.

KYC is among so many reasons why I just decided to stick with my few favourite casinos after I had registered and tried out new ones, since we are not very sure of who else will have access to their KYC data after it has been submitted, as most of these casinos make use of third parties for verification, and the safety of my assets is also another thing. You will enjoy playing on new casinos until you manage to experience one big win, and the whole story will change.

[vanesha]

While registering at multiple casinos may seem like an addiction, others don't, as they pursue attractive bonuses and promotions rather than focusing on just one casino. Each casino is different. Gambling addiction can be determined by how much time a person spends gambling, not by how many casinos they register with.

[Onyeeze]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

registering in different gambling website does not make someone a gambling addict but the thing is that someone who is a consistent gambling that person will be considered as a gambling addict, because that person is gambling everyday in order to survive anyone who does not have a mission in gambling cannot be a gambling addict but if you have a mission for gambling and you think that the gambling is the only way that can sort out your problem you be gambling addict despite how many gambling website that you operate with even though you are operating with one gambling website you can become an Addict because you are a regular gambler

[LUCKMCFLY]

That's true, I think so too. If one is actually gambling in all the casino at once on daily basis, then it's actually a sign that the person might be addicted or still developing it. While it is possible to have that much accounts, it's not possible to gamble in all at once if the person is not so dedicated to gambling. That's why thought.

It's not bad to have accounts at different casinos , it's just that playing at them requires a lot of money Even if you bet with small amounts , the money still disappears Just think of 10 casinos Making $5 bets at each one, that's $50 , even though it's gone. For me, that's too much I wouldn't do it.

[rachael9385]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

I have a friend who has accounts on eight casinos, and I can safely say that he is not addicted to gambling; he just scrutinises and loves to observe and compare different casinos he has played every one of them at least once a week, it is not the number of casinos you have an account with, but how you play that makes you addicted to gambling.

And there are many reasons why a gambler accumulates several casinos: one is that a casino has a bad reputation, and he doesn't want to play for fear of getting scammed, or he is looking for features that other casinos don't offer.

True, if the number of casinos we make use of are what classifies us as addicts then almost everyone here is an addicted player lol. At one point or the other majority of us has explored different casinos not because we are gambling freaks or addicts. Having different gambling accounts has its advantages, one of them is, being able to switch when there's a complication with a particular one

[tread93]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

It depends, where they just using those sites for the sign on bonus and then cashing in their chips and leaving when they can or are they going strong on like every single platform loggin in multiple times per day/ week? If so then i'd say yeah they def got a gambling problem. But hey numbers don't lie, you don't need to ask us this question, just ask yourself or whoever you're speaking of how much have they spent on gambling this month? How much did you win/lose? If its consistent losses and you're still going at it you might be a gambling addict.

[Emeraldo]

What you said is true having multiple gambling site account doesn't mean that such person is a gambling addict but some of those who also has multiple gambling account are also addicted to gambling but not all. Some gamblers sometimes open these accounts to change their gambling site some can be due to bigger odd or sometime bonus but i don't believe anyone will have up to 8-10 gambling site account unless you have abandoned some of those accounts.

Gambling addiction is usually associated with the inability of a gambler to control their time or money in the course of a gambling adventure. Someone can have a single casino account and still be an addict. The amount of time or money that he invest in that single casino would determine if he is an addict or not. Some people just like trying different casinos, but they are not addicted because they have full control over their gambling activities.

Addiction can stroke you at anytime when you think it is a big opportunity for you to make profits from you bets.
Those that have addiction might be unknowing to them but they might noticed that they have the urge to gamble frequently due to their zeal to continue making money from the way they gamble.makimh profits frequently can also lead to addiction and it's not only when we lose money. A single casino usage everytime can also lead to addiction and this can come in different forms and it is left to who is having problem with addiction.

[Hewlet]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

It's not about the number of casinos you're registered with that determines if you're an addict or not, rathee, it's the frequency of your gambling that determine if you're addicted to gambling or not.

Most times, gamblers register on multiple gambling platforms just because they are looking for the one that's okay with them. Once they've gotten that one they are okay with, they just discard the other ones and stick to one. The only bad thing is if you're registered to a lot of casino and you're using all of them and at the end, you find yourself gambling wrecklessly. Someone can be using one casino and yet be an addict while another can be using multiple casino and not become addicted. It's about the approach and who's matured regarding how exposed he is to gambling.

[Joeboy]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

You may be registered to all the 10 gambling sites but yet may not be very active in all of them, so that is why we should not be using the numbers of gambling sites that folks register in as the basis of determining a gambling or not?  Gambling addict are determined by the number of times a day or weeks that they gamble and also the intensity of how gamblers may be compelled to keep gambling even when they may be in a long losing streak....

[Royal Cap]

If someone has registered on 8-10 gambling sites , is he a gambling addict ? I mean if someone is using just one website, it is obvious that he is casually doing this. But if someone is registered on 8-10 websites, is it a sign that he is a gambling addict ?

Personally, I have opened accounts in many casinos. So am I a professional gambler? Of course not. Because most of the ones I signed up for there to play poker tournaments. Because to participate in the tournament, I had to register and deposit at the casino and that's all I did. And I would withdraw with 1x wagering. But if someone plays professionally in 8-10 casinos, then he is definitely a gambler. But I can't call those who do it just for the greed of getting free spins an addicted gambler.

[Juicyhome]

Personally, I have opened accounts in many casinos. So am I a professional gambler? Of course not. Because most of the ones I signed up for there to play poker tournaments. Because to participate in the tournament, I had to register and deposit at the casino and that's all I did. And I would withdraw with 1x wagering. But if someone plays professionally in 8-10 casinos, then he is definitely a gambler. But I can't call those who do it just for the greed of getting free spins an addicted gambler.

I don't think this is necessary, because it's about controlling yourself, you can one account and still be addicted to gambling, you can have more the 8 and still not be addicted to it. Addiction is not about how many accounts one has,but one ability to know when to stop gambling and stop chasing lost.

Normal as a gambler, having one gambling site is not a good idea, because of the offers some sites has, so sites options is great than others, so as a gambler you have to look for one that's best to use,and  flexible for payment, don't register on a site that have network problem. Registering on multiple bet sites give us the ability choice the best site for gambling.

[Agbe]

I have seen many people here have more than 5 accounts base on their comments, they are in 1win, Duelbit, Rollbit, Stake and others. And I don't think they are addicted to gambling. Bonus can make gamblers to register in different casinos and if they see that the casino is reputable one, they would like to test the games and the withdrawal speed can make them to use different casinos. And that can't classified them as addicted gamblers.

[Hispo]

I have seen many people here have more than 5 accounts base on their comments, they are in 1win, Duelbit, Rollbit, Stake and others. And I don't think they are addicted to gambling. Bonus can make gamblers to register in different casinos and if they see that the casino is reputable one, they would like to test the games and the withdrawal speed can make them to use different casinos. And that can't classified them as addicted gamblers.

Exactly, the number of casinos one is registered to does not give any information about the mental state of any gambler, and whether they are addicted to gambling or not. There can be gamblers who are addicted and are only registered on a single service, while there will be also people who are not addicted and are registered to a handful of casinos at the same time.

If experience tells me something, it is addicts tend to stick to a single casino during their whole addiction, instead of jumping from a casino to another in a regular basis.

Though, to be sure, it would take us to perform some scientific study or research on the behavior of addicted people.

[centrum]

if someone is registered on 8 to 10 gambling sites that does not automatically prove that he is a gambling addict. because addiction mainly depends on behavior not just on the number of accounts. many people open accounts on multiple sites to compare bonuses to use free spins or no deposit offers or to spread risk which is not always a sign of addiction. however if someone plays regularly on many sites cannot stop even after losses constantly thinks about gambling or starts to see it as a source of income then it can be a warning sign of developing addiction and at that point it can be called gambling addiction. so it can be said that it is not the number of gambling sites but a person’s control intention and behavior that determine whether he is a gambling addict. moreover one cannot label someone a gambler suddenly or without clear signs.

[vanesha]

Addicts is not by how many gambling site accounts someone is having, you can see someone that has only one gambling site account being an addict while you can see someone that has many gambling site accounts and not an addict.

People on this forum that are in gambling sites signature campaign will have at least more than one gambling site accounts.

I am not talking about multiple accounts on a single site, it is against gambling site terms and conditions

I understand that gambling sites are not only dealing with gamblers themselves, some of whom may even have more than one account. I also agree that some addicts do have multiple accounts on a single platform. Usually, gamblers who have more than one account on the same site are more calculated and willing to study the gambling algorithms. I can say this because I’ve heard it directly from some friends of mine who are also gamblers. On the other hand, addicts who only chase “wealth” without caring about the risks tend to have just one account and stubbornly hope and believe they will win. In reality, this mindset ends up destroying their own lives.