Have you ever felt quitting gambling, but could not?

[HelliumZ]

Yes, after gambling for a long time, I decided to stop gambling forever, but I failed repeatedly. But one thing I have been able to do successfully is that I used to gamble recklessly before, but now I do not gamble outside a certain time, over a certain time, and outside a certain budget. If I used to gamble 10 times a month, now I gamble four times a month. But why I failed even after trying many times, it is not possible for me to analyze it because I tried many times on my own, but my brain was not able to stop gambling in any way. It is a problem related to dopamine in my neurons.

[Antotena]

I was just pondering within myself why most gamblers keep complaining of the losses they incure in gambling but are unable to quit. There is one thing I noticed that keeps us gambling even when we are not at profit. Every gambler is full of optimism, even though we loose our bet, we still believe subsequent bet will favour us, and it may or may not also work that way. We sometimes see, and hear on the news how some bettors have won huge bet, and they flaunt on the news sometimes with the betting company or what they have achieved with the money they won. All those things we see are real, and they keep motivating us to gamble even while recording long time losses.

There are patient loosers who are lucky to hit it big after many seasons of losses, but still not every long term looser will be lucky enough to hit big win someday.
Sometimes, as gamblers we fill discouraged in the market, because long term losses. Therefore we should maintain carefulness as we remain in the gambling market, and gamble responsibly if at all you cannot quit as a result of losses.

Share your own opinions here.

If you are having this moment right know, I will say it will be of your interest to quit gambling and face every other career that you think you can excel. Gambling isn't a do or die affairs, it's a time thing you can choose to do or just stop doing it. If you are gambling and you are not winning, by winning I mean once in a while and not consistently then you have every reason not to gamble again because how do you even recoup the money you have wasted on gambling.

If you have tried and can't help it, seek help. If you have the money to deposited and you have tried not to try deposit again, seek the money into other things. In fact, the easiest way to quit gambling is to stop funding your casino and leave it. If you can't, there is another alternative, simply lock your account for long time and see how the magic work. I am not sure for all casinos but there are many of them that let you lock account even fora year, that's customer protection right for regulated casino.

[Inwestour]

Yes, after gambling for a long time, I decided to stop gambling forever, but I failed repeatedly. But one thing I have been able to do successfully is that I used to gamble recklessly before, but now I do not gamble outside a certain time, over a certain time, and outside a certain budget. If I used to gamble 10 times a month, now I gamble four times a month. But why I failed even after trying many times, it is not possible for me to analyze it because I tried many times on my own, but my brain was not able to stop gambling in any way. It is a problem related to dopamine in my neurons.

What is the reason that makes you keep playing? Maybe you want to win back all your previous losses, and that’s what drives you? I think that if you found something to replace gambling in your life, you would come back to it less and less often. Or even if you truly want to quit gambling forever, finding a hobby that takes up a lot of your free time would leave you with no time for it. And if your hobby were much more interesting to you than gambling, then whenever you had free time, you would choose the hobby instead. That way, quitting gambling would become much easier for you.

[Cgrexp]

A lot of players keep on gambling even when they have incurred a lot of losses because they are still hopeful that they might end up winning a huge amount at some point. For most gamblers addiction keeps them in the game, no matter how they try to stay away from the game it always seems impossible. Quitting gambling isn't easy and some gamblers go about it the wrong way that's the reason why they find themselves in the samw trap.

His excitement and frustration of losing can lead to the expectation of playing again. Such behavior should be stopped from the possibility. The fantasy of excessive winning keeps him away from thinking about realistic expectations. Therefore, keeping himself away from the game or playing repeatedly is often not due to a problem of willpower. The hot gambler gets stuck in a cycle from which he cannot get out mentally, emotionally and behaviorally. And as a result, there is a possibility of falling into addiction. Once you fall into the trap of everything, it is difficult to get out of it, so you should control yourself at the beginning. So that you do not have to suffer and regret later. Because in the end, you will have to bear the responsibility for your own decisions.

[icebar]

Yes, after gambling for a long time, I decided to stop gambling forever, but I failed repeatedly. But one thing I have been able to do successfully is that I used to gamble recklessly before, but now I do not gamble outside a certain time, over a certain time, and outside a certain budget. If I used to gamble 10 times a month, now I gamble four times a month. But why I failed even after trying many times, it is not possible for me to analyze it because I tried many times on my own, but my brain was not able to stop gambling in any way. It is a problem related to dopamine in my neurons.

What is the reason that makes you keep playing? Maybe you want to win back all your previous losses, and that’s what drives you? I think that if you found something to replace gambling in your life, you would come back to it less and less often. Or even if you truly want to quit gambling forever, finding a hobby that takes up a lot of your free time would leave you with no time for it. And if your hobby were much more interesting to you than gambling, then whenever you had free time, you would choose the hobby instead. That way, quitting gambling would become much easier for you.

To keep gambling as entertainment, we will not have any obligation to continue playing here, if we consider gambling as entertainment, we can easily stop at the right time. But when gambling becomes our source of income, we cannot stop, because at that time we cannot accept the loss, we continue to play constantly to recover our losses, and this is the only reason for our excessive gambling. Do not try to recover the loss, and do not be greedy, then you will have no excuse for excessive gambling. The matter is not very difficult, you just need the right mindset, see gambling as entertainment, not more than that, then it will be under control.

[Joeboy]

To keep gambling as entertainment, we will not have any obligation to continue playing here, if we consider gambling as entertainment, we can easily stop at the right time. But when gambling becomes our source of income, we cannot stop, because at that time we cannot accept the loss, we continue to play constantly to recover our losses, and this is the only reason for our excessive gambling. Do not try to recover the loss, and do not be greedy, then you will have no excuse for excessive gambling. The matter is not very difficult, you just need the right mindset, see gambling as entertainment, not more than that, then it will be under control.

Sure you are mostly right... Infact, the very mentality that folk approaches gambling with is a major contributor to repeatedness or obligation that folks tend to have to going back in... Meaning that if folks treats gambling as a source of income or say as a means that guarantees them profits, then that mentality could very well influence their decisions and make them gambling without pausing... And even if the profit isn't coming the will still keep gambling regardless...But when gambling is treated as a game of entertainment, then there would be a reduced frequency in the way folks actually gambling...

[JunaidAzizi]

To keep gambling as entertainment, we will not have any obligation to continue playing here, if we consider gambling as entertainment, we can easily stop at the right time. But when gambling becomes our source of income, we cannot stop, because at that time we cannot accept the loss, we continue to play constantly to recover our losses, and this is the only reason for our excessive gambling. Do not try to recover the loss, and do not be greedy, then you will have no excuse for excessive gambling. The matter is not very difficult, you just need the right mindset, see gambling as entertainment, not more than that, then it will be under control.

The source of income means that his household groceries depend on that income, and he decided to stop gambling. This means his household necessities will be affected. In short, he would not stop but rather be forced to meet his household needs, and he will continue gambling. He would then accept losses, experience fear, and feel pressure. At that moment, he will definitely lose, as I haven't seen anyone who has so much pressure get wins. So before engaging in gambling, make a promise about the purpose for which you came here and stick to it, but don't get addicted.

[Achalugo BTC]

Yes, after gambling for a long time, I decided to stop gambling forever, but I failed repeatedly. But one thing I have been able to do successfully is that I used to gamble recklessly before, but now I do not gamble outside a certain time, over a certain time, and outside a certain budget. If I used to gamble 10 times a month, now I gamble four times a month. But why I failed even after trying many times, it is not possible for me to analyze it because I tried many times on my own, but my brain was not able to stop gambling in any way. It is a problem related to dopamine in my neurons.

On a norms, its not an easy thing to just stop gambling, but being able to practice the habit of responsible gambling is good, even though its not all but you did the crucial one, which is to gamble with what you can lose and are able to set limits to how you gamble, for this has save you from unnecessary pressure and disaster that might make your life a miserable one. That is why acting responsible is the best thing that will happen to one when it concerns gambling.

[Tungbulu]

The source of income means that his household groceries depend on that income, and he decided to stop gambling. This means his household necessities will be affected. In short, he would not stop but rather be forced to meet his household needs, and he will continue gambling. He would then accept losses, experience fear, and feel pressure. At that moment, he will definitely lose, as I haven't seen anyone who has so much pressure get wins. So before engaging in gambling, make a promise about the purpose for which you came here and stick to it, but don't get addicted.

it's always crucial for gamblers to set clear goals when gambling, and they need to make sure that these goals are equally realistic too. When a gambler is unclear about why he is actually gambling, it becomes very issue for them to get lost. If you're gambling for fun, then be clear with yourself, and if it's for the financial benefits, also tell yourself the truth, because it will help the gambler make better decisions, especially when faced with some serious situations.