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

[Johnlomape]

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.

Any gambler might want to try gambling on different betting platforms which there is nothing wrong with that.
With this kind of gambling adventure, it is could but when it is becoming an habit for the gambler to be betting almost everyday because he is looking for luck that will help him to stay profitable almost everyday, that is when it becomes a problem. If gamblers can regulate the way they are gambling, that will help people that are almost getting to the stage of addiction to quickly retrace there ways so they don't continue gambling and get to the worse stage.

[Nothingtodo]

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 is not possible to determine whether someone is addicted to gambling based on their gambling account. A compulsive gambler may not have more than one account or an addicted gambler may have more than one account. However, a compulsive gambler will only be when he can never bring himself out of gambling. And he becomes so reckless that he spends most of the day gambling. He cannot control when he loses or he cannot control when he wins.

[kawetsriyanto]

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 can't judge someone addicted to gambling because he registered on many gambling sites. Having many gambling accounts doesn't mean they will gamble in all those gambling sites regularly. There are people who create many gambling accounts because they want to get the advantage such as a small reward for new users or the like. Also, there are people who often try new gambling sites because he is curious on them. So, there are many reasons that someone has many accounts on varied gambling sites.

Judging the addiction must be based on how often someone plays the gambling games! And we also need to consider how they play the games. People who gamble excessively,  they can be suspected as addicts.

[AmoreJaz]

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 can't judge someone addicted to gambling because he registered on many gambling sites. Having many gambling accounts doesn't mean they will gamble in all those gambling sites regularly. There are people who create many gambling accounts because they want to get the advantage such as a small reward for new users or the like. Also, there are people who often try new gambling sites because he is curious on them. So, there are many reasons that someone has many accounts on varied gambling sites.

Judging the addiction must be based on how often someone plays the gambling games! And we also need to consider how they play the games. People who gamble excessively,  they can be suspected as addicts.

That is true, because he may have registered on those sites just to get the experience but he only uses few of them regularly. So for me, you can't determine the behavior of the gambler just by the number of gambling sites he is registered to. A gambler can only use one site and be addicted. So it depends on how the gambler is playing and using his money on the site not the number of sites he registered to.

[odunybiz]

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 wrong judging someone to be an addict base on the numbers of gambling sites he/she opens. Most times gamblers open multiple football gambling sites for specific purpose. I had numerous of gambling site both foreign and local. I open those multiple foreign gambling website when I was doing football arbitrage. My locals were open base on promo and some enable term that makes them different. Sometimes some option you may want to predicted on may not be in one, so you can do that with other that has that option. So, alot of factors can make someone have multiple gambling websites, and that doesn't make him/her an addict.

[Franctoshi]

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 doubt, many gamblers that does this has their various reasons for doing so, it could be for profit purposes, some people are into sports betting abitrage and hence get to have various accounts with different betting sites, whereas some just like testing and exploring various gambling sites to know which one is better to use. Where some don't want to keep their funds in one place. Some wants to explore different games and different odds, or running from any sort of delays when they want to stake their bets.

[michellee]

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 doubt, many gamblers that does this has their various reasons for doing so, it could be for profit purposes, some people are into sports betting abitrage and hence get to have various accounts with different betting sites, whereas some just like testing and exploring various gambling sites to know which one is better to use. Where some don't want to keep their funds in one place. Some wants to explore different games and different odds, or running from any sort of delays when they want to stake their bets.

Some others search for the right gambling site so they register on 8-10 websites. It is normal because they want to have comfortable gambling site that will be their place to gamble.

Those who register on many gambling websites compared the sites so they can choose where to playing gambling and that is not a sign that they are a gambling addict. They only want to finds the good website.

Many reasons people register on many gambling websites so that is okay to do that because we want a good place to gamble without worrying with bad experiences.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

No not automatically, being signed up to 8–10 gambling sites doesn’t by itself mean someone is an addict. Some people do it for bonuses, better odds or different games.

Addiction is more about behaviour like gambling more than they can afford, struggling to stop, chasing losses or having problems in daily life because of gambling. The impact matters more than the number of sites.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Registering on multiple sites doesn't necessarily indicate addiction, although the likelihood is somewhat higher. But at a minimum, it does indicate that the person has reached a stage of gambling where they focus excessively on the games. This is usually insignificant in most cases, but it can lead to various consequences, including gambling addiction. However, it's more likely that they are responsible players who are researching bonuses on different gambling sites.

[Ever-young]

Registering on different gambling sites, even if it’s a hundred doesn’t automatically makes you an addict or determine whether you’re one, but your activities on those casinos matters and determines whether you can be called an addiction or not. A gambler could have several gambling sites he’s registered on maybe because there’s something he’s looking for in a casino and just haven’t found it yet. He may even feel comfortable using those different casinos, that still doesn’t make him an addict, but the moment he starts indulging in irresponsible gambling, even with just one casino or gambling site, then we can say he’s addicted to gambling.

[xLays]

As someone who is very active here on bitcointalk and who regularly joins games and rounds contests and giveaways, I think I’ve registered on more than 10 gambling sites already. I can honestly say that I’m someone who was close to becoming addicted to gambling.
The good thing now is that I’ve somehow learned to control myself. I no longer gamble money that I worked hard to earn. Unlike before, when I would even take out loans just so I could gamble.

[sleepfirefly]

No not automatically, being signed up to 8–10 gambling sites doesn’t by itself mean someone is an addict. Some people do it for bonuses, better odds or different games.

the context matters here because if someone was signing up to 10 sites and keeps self excluding themselves from each one but still signs up to the next one then that is an example of someone who is an addict

[dwyane36]

As someone who is very active here on bitcointalk and who regularly joins games and rounds contests and giveaways, I think I’ve registered on more than 10 gambling sites already. I can honestly say that I’m someone who was close to becoming addicted to gambling.
The good thing now is that I’ve somehow learned to control myself. I no longer gamble money that I worked hard to earn. Unlike before, when I would even take out loans just so I could gamble.

It all depends on why you are registering on so many sites. I think that many of us have accounts on 10 or more gambling platforms, because, as you pointed out, this can be done in order to receive giveaways and bonuses. It can also be one of the requirements when applying to participate in a signature campaign.
In fact, a gambler can only be called addicted if they have previously enabled self-exclusion on one site and then register on some other gambling sites to circumvent this restriction, which is simply self-deception.

[Agbe]

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 is not possible to determine whether someone is addicted to gambling based on their gambling account. A compulsive gambler may not have more than one account or an addicted gambler may have more than one account. However, a compulsive gambler will only be when he can never bring himself out of gambling. And he becomes so reckless that he spends most of the day gambling. He cannot control when he loses or he cannot control when he wins.

Having more than one account isn't really an indication of gambling addiction in a lot of cases but there is a possibility that an addict can have multiple accounts and I will explain why. Some addicts get to a point where they want to quit gambling addiction totally but for some reason they relapse, after they must have blocked their gambling account they end up opening another and the cycle continues.

[Cointxz]

No not automatically, being signed up to 8–10 gambling sites doesn’t by itself mean someone is an addict. Some people do it for bonuses, better odds or different games.

the context matters here because if someone was signing up to 10 sites and keeps self excluding themselves from each one but still signs up to the next one then that is an example of someone who is an addict

Not necessarily they are addict but it’s a pattern of addicted person on some cases.

I have more than 10 accounts on different casino but I’m only active now on 1 account. Crypto casino come and go in the past so I keep creating new account when there’s new casino and offer much better rewards.

There’s time that I request to self exclusion if I have a very bad experience on that specific casino. I’m not doing it regularly so I’m confident to say I’m not addicted even though I have many account.

Addiction requires different factor not only the quantity of the casino account.

[Dunamisx]

Barely do we see that most of those who registered on several gambling platforms do even have enough time to use them all, attempted making registrations on several platforms just to have their experience and test their games but not to have a numerous account on gambling and be active in all of them, this makes having several account not a reason to be addicted in gambling except we choose to buy our own self.

[TopTort777]

Being registered at numerous gambling sites means nothing. But if person is using numerous gambling sites to only get registration or other bonuses, then I wont be so sure in saying that such person is all right. One that tactics and greed will grow into something bigger. Can it be called as addicted to gambling bonuses? That thing does not look healthy. As to being registered on many gambling sites, that is ok. I am registered on many, the as I am registered on many crypto exchanges, and for some reason dont use all of them

[ultrloa]

Being registered at numerous gambling sites means nothing. But if person is using numerous gambling sites to only get registration or other bonuses, then I wont be so sure in saying that such person is all right. One that tactics and greed will grow into something bigger. Can it be called as addicted to gambling bonuses? That thing does not look healthy. As to being registered on many gambling sites, that is ok. I am registered on many, the as I am registered on many crypto exchanges, and for some reason dont use all of them

Maybe they are just to exaggerated with the count but actually same as what you have said it means nothing, there's a clear sign if the person is experiencing addiction and they better focus on the attitude then also the actions done by those people. If those people doing fine even if they registered with many casinos available just to avail those bonuses or trying to participate in ongoing tournaments happening I really don't see any problem with this.

Addiction may occur even if the gambler signed up only on one casino, if they exceed and can't control their emotion then became abusive well with that we can already assume that those people in that state already in bad shape.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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 even possible for that to happen. I mean moving from one casino to another every single day unless the person don't have work to do that very day or indeed is already addicted to gambling, which could be the only reason why they are moving from one place to the other.

It's still the same thing we are saying, I doubt how possible it is for someone to have accounts on about 5 or 10 casino and still be able to gamble in all those casinos at once, that sounds so impossible to me but if there are people who can do it, it only means two things to me, either they are addicted to going around every casino hunting for bonus because of their high urge in gambling or the person is just jobless and has no job that is taking his attention every day.

[Smartprofit]

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 personally am registered at over 10 online casino sites. 🙋However, I am not a gambling addict.

I study the game mechanics of various online casinos listed on the Bitcointalk forum. I periodically write reviews of my experiences at various online casinos. I played more often at some online casinos than at others. However, none of this has anything to do with a gambling addiction. In fact, when I developed a gambling addiction in my youth, I only played at one casino (at the time). And it wasn't an online casino, but a brick-and-mortar casino (I played roulette).

Therefore, if you or a friend are registered at 8-10 online casino sites, this doesn't necessarily indicate a gambling addiction. You may simply be doing your own research or choosing an online casino with the most suitable terms and features. 💁