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

[vanesha]

That is not how addiction is identified. Addiction is identified by how long a gambler spends in a casino, and how the habit they can't control as they gamble. Some people have registered in many casinos because of the bonuses they offer for first-time users, while some like having different experiences in different casinos, yet they are not addicted. If addiction is being judged by the number of gambling sites we have signed into, then I will fall under the cateogry of addicted gamblers.

Some people really need to understand the difference between who is an addict and who isn’t. I’ve even signed up on a few gambling sites purely for campaigns and events. That’s because they’re usually very generous during early promotional events, often allocating more money to participants at the start. But I believe addicts never think that way—they hope and believe they’ll win, even if it means spending everything they have in their lives.

[michellee]

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.

Maybe he feels that having 8 to 10 gambling sites gives him so many options that he can gamble. He can visit each site and see what happens there. Maybe from all those sites, he will find an interesting promotion he can take and play on just one gambling site. Gambling addiction is not because he registered on many gambling sites but it is related to his behavior when gambling. If he can't control himself and spends so much time and money in casinos, he can get addicted to gambling. Addicted gamblers can hide their addiction from others and even some of them will not realize about their gambling addiction. That will not be a problem if someone registered on many casinos because he will have so many options to playing gambling and choose the promotions he wants.

[junder]

Some people really need to understand the difference between who is an addict and who isn’t. I’ve even signed up on a few gambling sites purely for campaigns and events. That’s because they’re usually very generous during early promotional events, often allocating more money to participants at the start. But I believe addicts never think that way—they hope and believe they’ll win, even if it means spending everything they have in their lives.

I myself certainly have numerous accounts registered with local online casinos, perhaps dozens of them. Yes, that was when I was still very passionate about gambling in other words, I was in the midst of my addiction.
But for now, I stick to just a few casinos, no more than three, that I frequently visit when I feel like gambling.

However, I believe that having only one registered account doesn't necessarily mean they aren't addicted, and conversely, having multiple accounts doesn't necessarily mean they are addicted.

[arwin100]

Some people really need to understand the difference between who is an addict and who isn’t. I’ve even signed up on a few gambling sites purely for campaigns and events. That’s because they’re usually very generous during early promotional events, often allocating more money to participants at the start. But I believe addicts never think that way—they hope and believe they’ll win, even if it means spending everything they have in their lives.

I myself certainly have numerous accounts registered with local online casinos, perhaps dozens of them. Yes, that was when I was still very passionate about gambling in other words, I was in the midst of my addiction.
But for now, I stick to just a few casinos, no more than three, that I frequently visit when I feel like gambling.

However, I believe that having only one registered account doesn't necessarily mean they aren't addicted, and conversely, having multiple accounts doesn't necessarily mean they are addicted.

Having multiple account is actually made you looks like curious to look what are those things inside on the casino. It doesn't really mean anything.

What I really think the basis of addiction is the actions done by the gamblers and also the amount he already spend on the casino.

Also its easy to notice if the gambler is already experiencing addiction since we could see them losing their control and usually bet for long hours then also bet almost everything they have. Lots of people do this and its not surprising to see people suffering from addiction especially that lots of casino here runs a great promotions.

[junder]

Having multiple account is actually made you looks like curious to look what are those things inside on the casino. It doesn't really mean anything.

What I really think the basis of addiction is the actions done by the gamblers and also the amount he already spend on the casino.

Also its easy to notice if the gambler is already experiencing addiction since we could see them losing their control and usually bet for long hours then also bet almost everything they have. Lots of people do this and its not surprising to see people suffering from addiction especially that lots of casino here runs a great promotions.

What you say is true. Perhaps the basis of addiction is more accurately seen in behavior and the amount of money spent on a single gambling session. Someone can spend a lot of money in a single session. I myself have experienced this, where I spent a large amount of money in one night. That incident made me realize, and I feel quite fortunate because it helped me improve.
Someone who gambles without any time or financial limits can be said to be addicted, and perhaps it's a sign of addiction.

[panjul07]

Having multiple account is actually made you looks like curious to look what are those things inside on the casino. It doesn't really mean anything.

What I really think the basis of addiction is the actions done by the gamblers and also the amount he already spend on the casino.

Also its easy to notice if the gambler is already experiencing addiction since we could see them losing their control and usually bet for long hours then also bet almost everything they have. Lots of people do this and its not surprising to see people suffering from addiction especially that lots of casino here runs a great promotions.

What you say is true. Perhaps the basis of addiction is more accurately seen in behavior and the amount of money spent on a single gambling session. Someone can spend a lot of money in a single session. I myself have experienced this, where I spent a large amount of money in one night. That incident made me realize, and I feel quite fortunate because it helped me improve.
Someone who gambles without any time or financial limits can be said to be addicted, and perhaps it's a sign of addiction.

Even the amount of money spent in gambling cant be used as a basis to judge people related to addiction because there will be no fixed amount since every single person will have different financial situation which will make different amount.
A lot for us can be something small for others and small for us can be something big for others, we never know about it.
Spending a huge amount in single session does not mean someone is addicted as well because we do not know other's gambling budget as well as we do not know how other deal with theri gambling habit.

[HelliumZ]

What you say is true. Perhaps the basis of addiction is more accurately seen in behavior and the amount of money spent on a single gambling session. Someone can spend a lot of money in a single session. I myself have experienced this, where I spent a large amount of money in one night. That incident made me realize, and I feel quite fortunate because it helped me improve.
Someone who gambles without any time or financial limits can be said to be addicted, and perhaps it's a sign of addiction.

If someone gambles beyond their budget or does not place any limits on their budget, they can definitely be called a compulsive gambler. However, if someone opens multiple gambling accounts, it would not be right to call them an addicted gambler. However, if someone spends more time gambling than necessary and loses focus on his family and himself, then this gambler can definitely be called an addicted gambler. Again, if a gambler, after winning several times, becomes more greedy and continues to gamble several times, he can definitely be called an addicted gambler. Again, if someone cannot stop himself from gambling even after losing several times, he can also be called an addicted gambler.

[xenomorfo]

Even the amount of money spent in gambling cant be used as a basis to judge people related to addiction because there will be no fixed amount since every single person will have different financial situation which will make different amount.
A lot for us can be something small for others and small for us can be something big for others, we never know about it.
Spending a huge amount in single session does not mean someone is addicted as well because we do not know other's gambling budget as well as we do not know how other deal with theri gambling habit.

Precisely because it depends on how rich you are, if you are very rich how much can throwing $1000 into the game for no reason change for you.
I don't think, if you're very rich, you'll change your life very much for $1000 dollars.
For example, Trump, if he throws away $10,000 at random, won't die of hunger.

[bettercrypto]

What you say is true. Perhaps the basis of addiction is more accurately seen in behavior and the amount of money spent on a single gambling session. Someone can spend a lot of money in a single session. I myself have experienced this, where I spent a large amount of money in one night. That incident made me realize, and I feel quite fortunate because it helped me improve.
Someone who gambles without any time or financial limits can be said to be addicted, and perhaps it's a sign of addiction.

If someone gambles beyond their budget or does not place any limits on their budget, they can definitely be called a compulsive gambler. However, if someone opens multiple gambling accounts, it would not be right to call them an addicted gambler. However, if someone spends more time gambling than necessary and loses focus on his family and himself, then this gambler can definitely be called an addicted gambler. Again, if a gambler, after winning several times, becomes more greedy and continues to gamble several times, he can definitely be called an addicted gambler. Again, if someone cannot stop himself from gambling even after losing several times, he can also be called an addicted gambler.

One thing I understood from what you said is that creating multiple accounts in an online casino is not a valid point to say someone is already addicted to gambling. Which is really very true. Addiction only happens when we often feel greediness in our minds.

Although what you mentioned is correct, and there's no need to elaborate further. And when we also consider it as a job, then for sure, the end result will still be addiction.

[purple_sparkles]

I don’t consider it an addiction if someone is registered on 8–10 websites. We also shop online on many different platforms, and that doesn’t mean we’re crazy shopaholics when there are alternatives and the opportunity to choose the most suitable and cost-effective option. A large number of registrations doesn’t mean that we place bets on every site or spend huge amounts of money and time. I’m also registered on many platforms, but first of all, I don’t visit all of them, and secondly, I clearly set my priorities, gambling is far from being at the top of my list.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

And it's the best thing to do this isn't about closing the doors to Other casinos , but it's a personal Protection measure However , if a casino appears that is just as efficient and Honest as our favorite casinos , then an exception can be Made.

[POPOLUV]

The reason why a gambler will register from 8-10 gambling can a personal reason best know to him and for my own reason why a gambler can register up to 10 gambling can odds or fixtures like combon that some gambling site comes with that can make a gambler easily win without staking any clubs to win straight, so as all gambling sites is different that is how there fixtures and terms and conditions is quite different from each others, i believe that if a gambler is not no longer finding the odds and fixtures suitable, he can try another gambling site.

[boltz]

Most likely a bonus chaser and it's nothing wrong doing this. In fact , there are a lot of gamblers who are chasing bonuses from all casinos and then simply take those winnings and bet on a two coin event that basically will bring them profit. Now , I don't know if this works great for Crypto Casinos but for the normal ones , where you have to register with your ID , this method works just fine.  .

[Orpichukwu]

And it's the best thing to do this isn't about closing the doors to Other casinos , but it's a personal Protection measure However , if a casino appears that is just as efficient and Honest as our favorite casinos , then an exception can be Made.

That's exactly the point I was making above: we need to also put the safety of our documents into consideration before planning to test any casino. It's not just to rush. Aside from sending our document across, there are also other ways which the casinos have been using to collect little data from our device, which is something of concern, and the risk is not worth what we are looking for in the casino.

[danadc]

When I started gambling, I registered at many online casinos, but that doesn't mean I was addicted. No, for me, registering at each casino was to see how different one casino was from another, what differences there were between them That's why I registered, also to see what winning options there were, what bonuses, what accessible contests were available. I think that's what we all normally look for.

[Cgrexp]

What you say is true. Perhaps the basis of addiction is more accurately seen in behavior and the amount of money spent on a single gambling session. Someone can spend a lot of money in a single session. I myself have experienced this, where I spent a large amount of money in one night. That incident made me realize, and I feel quite fortunate because it helped me improve.
Someone who gambles without any time or financial limits can be said to be addicted, and perhaps it's a sign of addiction.

If someone gambles beyond their budget or does not place any limits on their budget, they can definitely be called a compulsive gambler. However, if someone opens multiple gambling accounts, it would not be right to call them an addicted gambler. However, if someone spends more time gambling than necessary and loses focus on his family and himself, then this gambler can definitely be called an addicted gambler. Again, if a gambler, after winning several times, becomes more greedy and continues to gamble several times, he can definitely be called an addicted gambler. Again, if someone cannot stop himself from gambling even after losing several times, he can also be called an addicted gambler.

You are right. In fact, one cannot be called an addict based on certain actions. The extent of a person's addiction is determined by considering his control, behavior and impact on his life. In this case, it can be seen whether the person is compulsively playing, ignoring his ability or whether he is going beyond his budget and crossing financial limits. Yes, a person can open multiple accounts, but based on this, he cannot be called an addict. It is also possible that he has opened an account but is not playing. A special symptom of addiction is loss of balance or control. Gambling without considering one's ability, expenses, responsibilities is a clear sign of addiction.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Most likely a bonus chaser and it's nothing wrong doing this. In fact , there are a lot of gamblers who are chasing bonuses from all casinos and then simply take those winnings and bet on a two coin event that basically will bring them profit. Now , I don't know if this works great for Crypto Casinos but for the normal ones , where you have to register with your ID , this method works just fine.  .

Exactly and a very good point, it's exactly same thing we see in crypto with airdrops, I've seen a lot of crypto enthusiasts who are in the market not for any other reason but to chase from one crypto airdrop to another, some times, an individual can be running or mining (whatever its called) up to 20, 40 different project tokens for potential future airdrops..

Same way, some gamblers are in the gambling industry for no other reason but to chase after bonuses, this set of people can register on over 100 different casinos if that's what it takes them to achieve their goal of making money through the bonuses they get from this casinos..
So most likely, I will agree that gamblers who register on 8-10 or even more gambling sites are bonus chasers rather than gambling addicts.

[LUCKMCFLY]

That's exactly the point I was making above: we need to also put the safety of our documents into consideration before planning to test any casino. It's not just to rush. Aside from sending our document across, there are also other ways which the casinos have been using to collect little data from our device, which is something of concern, and the risk is not worth what we are looking for in the casino.

If the blessed KYC will always be a determining factor for us to stop , we can't leave things to chance, we can't just send all our documents to any old place, this is delicate, we can't be so trusting of just anyone, in real life I am extremely distrustful, in fact I even distrust my own shadow, now I'm not going to distrust one or more places where they ask me for my documents , which for me are so sacred.

[Hispo]

When I started gambling, I registered at many online casinos, but that doesn't mean I was addicted. No, for me, registering at each casino was to see how different one casino was from another, what differences there were between them That's why I registered, also to see what winning options there were, what bonuses, what accessible contests were available. I think that's what we all normally look for.

You were pretty much in your discovery phase as a gambler, looking for the casino and platform which provide what you wanted as user. In your case, the high number of casinos you decided to sign up does not tell anything about your psychological state or dependence on gambling.

Though, if I were you I would be careful with so many casinos having access to my KYC information.

The more casinos have that information, it becomes more likely to suffer from a leak or hack, resulting on criminals accessing to your personal information and digital identity.

[Grace333]

Opening different account on gambling sites doesn’t make you a gambling addict, it might be a requirement for you to participate in a particular thing, most especially campaigns being carried out on this forum, or one is just trying to explore the benefit attached to other casinos. But then, your personal details you submitted for the KYC registration are not in check, for a fact, not all casinos has trusted personnel’s, your personal details might got accessed by people you don’t know. So, just be careful while giving out your details to certain gambling sites.