Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[Agbe]

do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

If someone is incurring losses at all time and only wins very small and loss big. I advise the person to quit gambling but you know that gambler's mind is different. And the common believe foe all gamblers whether losing or not, " I will win big one day. I will hit the jackpot one day". So that statement encouraging him to continue gambling but no good results. I have seen many kind of that magnitude and they have not stopped gambling but they have limited the gambling force.

[Zigabel]

People that are gambling at a young age can make mistakes from their bets and it will not be helpful to them when they gamble without any supervision. People are making losses from gambling due to wrong choices made to earn money when the person does not have the full consciousness to select games that will make them earn from gambling. Self supervision is not enough to make money from betting and that's the mistakes young gamblers are making to make money from gambling. Betting should have a limit and should not be everyday event.

When you first start gambling and you happen to be lucky, it does comes with some really crazy drive to make you want to thinking that it is actually that easy, fact is, you were just lucky but you are failing to know, this is very common mostly with newbie gamblers, they often do think they just have to keep showing up and they will still get it over and over again. But at some point they do need that supervision like you mentioned, it will really go a long way to help them regulate the habit and also reduce their addictive tendencies if there be a chance. Making money from gambling should be something you actually do not really pursue but just hope about.

[Dickiy]

People should stop gambling when gambling has adversely affected their lives, it's not a matter of whether you win or lose more often, because in gambling the gamblers do not have access to control the outcome of the game, so actually I'm a little confused about the technical knowledge you mean to maximize OP profits.

For the issue of quitting or continuing is actually everyone's right, and if for example so far you have lost more often this does not mean that you are not knowledgeable enough but because luck is far from you, as I said at the beginning if gambling has caused damage to your life then stop.

[Muba20]

People that are gambling at a young age can make mistakes from their bets and it will not be helpful to them when they gamble without any supervision. People are making losses from gambling due to wrong choices made to earn money when the person does not have the full consciousness to select games that will make them earn from gambling. Self supervision is not enough to make money from betting and that's the mistakes young gamblers are making to make money from gambling. Betting should have a limit and should not be everyday event.

When you first start gambling and you happen to be lucky, it does comes with some really crazy drive to make you want to thinking that it is actually that easy, fact is, you were just lucky but you are failing to know, this is very common mostly with newbie gamblers, they often do think they just have to keep showing up and they will still get it over and over again. But at some point they do need that supervision like you mentioned, it will really go a long way to help them regulate the habit and also reduce their addictive tendencies if there be a chance. Making money from gambling should be something you actually do not really pursue but just hope about.

Gambler wins in the beginning, he or she becomes very interested in gambling. At that time, gamblers try to win more in gambling and at some point lose their winnings. But later they try to take chances again. In this way, they keep losing in gambling and at some point it turns into a gambling addiction. Although winning in gambling is positive for the gambler, sometimes this win can also be a big cause of loss. If the gambler is aware or can stop himself or herself after winning, then winning will not be a cause of loss for him or her. But for a new gambler, it will not be easy to control everything.

[JiiBs]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

Should you ever come to that point where you decide to not gamble at all, it’s usually a decision or idea that is born out of frustration on trying. Gambling as much as you can without any success.

Gambling itself might not be the problem but, you might be gambling on the wrong game. You might as well try out other games to see how you fair, at least to a point where you would find a niche that is okay with your gambling style or else, you’ll just quit the way.

[ASloveapg]

People that are gambling at a young age can make mistakes from their bets and it will not be helpful to them when they gamble without any supervision. People are making losses from gambling due to wrong choices made to earn money when the person does not have the full consciousness to select games that will make them earn from gambling. Self supervision is not enough to make money from betting and that's the mistakes young gamblers are making to make money from gambling. Betting should have a limit and should not be everyday event.

When you first start gambling and you happen to be lucky, it does comes with some really crazy drive to make you want to thinking that it is actually that easy, fact is, you were just lucky but you are failing to know, this is very common mostly with newbie gamblers, they often do think they just have to keep showing up and they will still get it over and over again. But at some point they do need that supervision like you mentioned, it will really go a long way to help them regulate the habit and also reduce their addictive tendencies if there be a chance. Making money from gambling should be something you actually do not really pursue but just hope about.

Gambler wins in the beginning, he or she becomes very interested in gambling. At that time, gamblers try to win more in gambling and at some point lose their winnings. But later they try to take chances again. In this way, they keep losing in gambling and at some point it turns into a gambling addiction. Although winning in gambling is positive for the gambler, sometimes this win can also be a big cause of loss. If the gambler is aware or can stop himself or herself after winning, then winning will not be a cause of loss for him or her. But for a new gambler, it will not be easy to control everything.

This cycle is very difficult to control, losing after winning, and then continuing to gamble more in an attempt to recover losses after losing. and losing more and gambling more, it continues continuously. This is what a gambler has to control, but the sad thing is that this is what most gamblers cannot control, and this is the main reason why a gambler becomes deeply addicted to gambling. Stopping oneself at the right time is the greatest victory and a sign of responsibility, but those who fail in this regard will eventually become addicted.

[Fredomago]

People that are gambling at a young age can make mistakes from their bets and it will not be helpful to them when they gamble without any supervision. People are making losses from gambling due to wrong choices made to earn money when the person does not have the full consciousness to select games that will make them earn from gambling. Self supervision is not enough to make money from betting and that's the mistakes young gamblers are making to make money from gambling. Betting should have a limit and should not be everyday event.

When you first start gambling and you happen to be lucky, it does comes with some really crazy drive to make you want to thinking that it is actually that easy, fact is, you were just lucky but you are failing to know, this is very common mostly with newbie gamblers, they often do think they just have to keep showing up and they will still get it over and over again. But at some point they do need that supervision like you mentioned, it will really go a long way to help them regulate the habit and also reduce their addictive tendencies if there be a chance. Making money from gambling should be something you actually do not really pursue but just hope about.

A very common mistake that leads a gambler to  serious problem once they've got addicted in the long run , winning doesnt mean that you'll always have that same outcome every time that you'll going to attempt or you'll going to bet, it's something that needed to control inside you, it's  a must to recognize that gambling is a risky venue as even you are just in the purpose of having some fun, there's should always a limitation to prevent making big mistake and losing a lot.

[Hispo]

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For the issue of quitting or continuing is actually everyone's right, and if for example so far you have lost more often this does not mean that you are not knowledgeable enough but because luck is far from you, as I said at the beginning if gambling has caused damage to your life then stop.

Right, but the problem is people who get their life and well-being negatively affected by gambling often seek to repair the damage caused by gambling even more and more. The typical problem of chasing losses.
Unfortunately most gamblers are not wise enough to recognize when it is time to stop and try to fix the damage by other means.

Those who are desperate enough always watch videos of those who changed their live and become millionaires thanks to gambling.

[bettercrypto]

People should stop gambling when gambling has adversely affected their lives, it's not a matter of whether you win or lose more often, because in gambling the gamblers do not have access to control the outcome of the game, so actually I'm a little confused about the technical knowledge you mean to maximize OP profits.

For the issue of quitting or continuing is actually everyone's right, and if for example so far you have lost more often this does not mean that you are not knowledgeable enough but because luck is far from you, as I said at the beginning if gambling has caused damage to your life then stop.

If a gambler finds themselves in that situation, they should start quitting gradually or change their habits. Of course, their loved ones are involved, and I believe even their close friends will eventually be affected.

When gamblers are consumed by addiction, they fail to notice that their relationships with their own family and relatives are slowly being destroyed. They might end up involving or burdening the very people they would need to rely on in times of real trouble.