Have you ever feels you are missing out something for not betting that day?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

People like that are definitely seriously addicted to gambling, so that when they don't play they will feel something is missing, because their minds are filled with winnings from gambling, it is very difficult to control themselves because their brains are already filled with various gambling patterns and strategies that encourage them to continue playing, the best thing is just to wait for bankruptcy so that awareness comes

Bankruptcy does not stop an addicted gambler from gambling because for he or she that's already addicted, gambling for them is like food that no matter how broke you are due to not having money, you must surly find a way to get something to eat..
So likewise an addicted gambler who have gotten to a stage where can no longer live a peaceable comfortable life without gambling, such a person will always find a means to continue to gamble regardless of how bankrupt they are..

This is how we get to see people selling their properties just to raise money for no other reason or purpose but for gambling, some who don't have property to sell can even go as far as risking their life in stealing just to have money to spend on gambling, this is why gambling addiction is very bad, it's not something a person should even pray to befall his or her enemy, let alone oneself.

[Cantsay]

This feeling right here is a very dangerous one. When it starts, it starts like something that is not dangerous, but with time, you start to see all games as something that you shouldn't miss, and with that feeling, your bet will keep increasing.

I don't think I have felt this way in a long time. Once I miss a game or don't bet on it, I usually make sure I don't keep any form of expectation; it's either I staked on it, or I didn't, so there shouldn't be anything else.

[Crypto_Timothy]

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Yea in a way, I thnk that feeling of missing out is one of the biggest reasons people stay addicted to gambling because that fear of missing out in the belief that "what if today is the day I would have won?" But then the same thought comes back every day to your head and that's exactly how gambling keeps you trapped

[Orpichukwu]

I don’t feel this way, and I don’t think it’s right for any gambler to let themself get that deep into gambling to that point, as what’s described is not different from those who are addicted; it’s a result of lack of control and not a feeling that just popped up overnight; it was gradually growing in them, and they overlooked it.

[Chinesebaby]

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

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Been engaged with other activities is the best way to avoid ever always having the constant feeling of wanting to gamble. Because gambling is common when people sees it as their source of income and also as an easy means to make money. So in other for an individual to avoid having such feelings, he need to either change environment or the group of friends he constantly relates with. Because when a person stays in an environment where there are lots of gambling centers, the high chances of that individual getting addicted is always higher than people who stays where gambling centers are far away. So in other to reduce his urge for gambling, he needs to be mindful of his environment.

[lombok]

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

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Been engaged with other activities is the best way to avoid ever always having the constant feeling of wanting to gamble. Because gambling is common when people sees it as their source of income and also as an easy means to make money. So in other for an individual to avoid having such feelings, he need to either change environment or the group of friends he constantly relates with. Because when a person stays in an environment where there are lots of gambling centers, the high chances of that individual getting addicted is always higher than people who stays where gambling centers are far away. So in other to reduce his urge for gambling, he needs to be mindful of his environment.

Change of location is highly efficient in halting the bad gambling habits. Breaking the habit of associating with groups who gamble will also decrease the relapse tendency. You can spend your free time engaging in activity that are addictive in order to forget about gambling. The best way of living healthy life is to avoid gambling establishments.

[programmer3666]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?
Okay, a frown of mine who is a gambling addiction keeps saying that if he didn’t place a bet for any particular he feels like he is losing so he must find a way out to make sure he places a bet just to make sure he didn’t missed out that particular day not to gamble. But then, something very important and interesting struck into my mind that could it be the reason why most people especially those who are addicted keeps getting addicted or what?

However, can this thought be controlled by them, and don’t you think if they can control this urge then it is also very possible to control addiction.
What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

Share your thoughts and opinions.

That feeling is just your brain playing tricks on you. It creates this false urgency, like if you don't bet today, you are losing an opportunity that won't come again. But the truth is, there will always be another match, another game, another chance. You are not missing anything. What helps is reminding yourself that gambling is not a race. The house doesn't care if you bet today or not. And honestly, the days you skip are probably the days you save yourself from loss. Once you realize that, the urge starts to lose its power.

[Cantsay]

I don’t feel this way, and I don’t think it’s right for any gambler to let themself get that deep into gambling to that point, as what’s described is not different from those who are addicted; it’s a result of lack of control and not a feeling that just popped up overnight; it was gradually growing in them, and they overlooked it.

Like I said in my previous post, this whole thing starts like one thing that is not harmless; they see it as an opportunity to make more bets and profits, but before they even realise it, they would already be deep into the addiction path.

I think those who have started getting this feeling should pay attention to it; they shouldn't just look at it as something harmless, they should be strict about their bet and also make sure they are content with the bets that you have made.

[AmoreJaz]

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

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Been engaged with other activities is the best way to avoid ever always having the constant feeling of wanting to gamble. Because gambling is common when people sees it as their source of income and also as an easy means to make money. So in other for an individual to avoid having such feelings, he need to either change environment or the group of friends he constantly relates with. Because when a person stays in an environment where there are lots of gambling centers, the high chances of that individual getting addicted is always higher than people who stays where gambling centers are far away. So in other to reduce his urge for gambling, he needs to be mindful of his environment.

Find other worthwhile activities and you will find out that you will forget about your gambling desires. Because we all know when it comes to gambling, the money you will spend here is like it is good as a lost money. So if you ever find another hobby which will give you more income, I believe, you will engage more on that activity more than your gambling activities.

[GeorgeJohn]

I don’t feel this way, and I don’t think it’s right for any gambler to let themself get that deep into gambling to that point, as what’s described is not different from those who are addicted; it’s a result of lack of control and not a feeling that just popped up overnight; it was gradually growing in them, and they overlooked it.

If you skip a day without gambling i doesn't feel sad or bad because I know the implications that is involved in gambling and the I may likely gamble and lose at that moment so it is better for me to relax and keep my capitals, anytime I have chance or the opportunity to gamble then I will Gamble, I don't pressure myself to gamble, but I only involve myself in gambling at my convenient time, so therefore it's only addicted one in gambling that will feel missing out for not gambling...

[PX-Z]

So if you ever find another hobby which will give you more income, I believe, you will engage more on that activity more than your gambling activities.

That's a different story, most hobby are like spend and enjoy, hobbies don't usually make profit. Unless your hobby involves creating something you can sell, such as crafts, artwork, or similar activities, it's normal for hobbies to cost money. While having other hobby than gambling is good but gambling as a hobby is too risky actually. It should be done occasionally as a hobby instead of like regularly, unless you're something making profit out of it on sport betting not on traditional games.

[SUPERSAIAN]

I've rarely experienced a feeling like that. I understand the feeling that comes from thinking, "If the bet wins, this happens." But what you're describing is the feeling of missing out when you don't gamble that day. This is a common feeling among gambling addicts, and it compels them to gamble again and again. To get rid of this feeling, the best thing to do is create a routine and bet according to that routine, at least once a week.

[Nrcewker]

I don’t have a gambling addiction, but I’m gradually developing a shopping addiction. If I don’t buy anything on a particular day, I feel like I’m missing out. These shopping apps constantly promote discounts, and I end up buying something almost every day just to avoid FOMO.

I think gambling addiction works in a similar way. People convince themselves that today was a good day and they had a high chance of winning, but they didn’t place a bet. Deep down, though, they know it’s the addiction making excuses to justify gambling.

It’s better to get it under control before the addiction becomes worse. I would suggest withdrawing any remaining balance from your gambling account and only depositing money when there’s a truly important match that you genuinely want to bet on.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

Of course not.

Okay, a frown of mine who is a gambling addiction keeps saying that if he didn’t place a bet for any particular he feels like he is losing so he must find a way out to make sure he places a bet just to make sure he didn’t missed out that particular day not to gamble.

I don’t know what sort of people you hang out with, mate. I don’t know anyone like that.

Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

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It’s simpler than that. The moment gambling stops being a minor part of your life and becomes a major one, it’s a problem that needs to be sorted out – and quickly.

[Pi-network314159]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

That is the life of a gambler, they always feel like they are missing something big when they didn't gamble. Sometimes ago I usually play bet frequently and lose, but at times I just feel like what if I have missed an opportunity to win today that I didn't bet? I always ask myself that question when I don't bet. And if paradventure someone wins that same day, I will blame myself throughout that day. It has happened to me countless times before I begin to get over it in my head.

However, can this thought be controlled by them, and don’t you think if they can control this urge then it is also very possible to control addiction.
What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

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Well Both addiction and this feeling are almost thesame thing as this feeling Leeds to addiction. If you can control this feeling then you can control addiction. There is a force that controls addiction and this feeling happens to be one of them.

[junder]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?
Okay, a frown of mine who is a gambling addiction keeps saying that if he didn’t place a bet for any particular he feels like he is losing so he must find a way out to make sure he places a bet just to make sure he didn’t missed out that particular day not to gamble. But then, something very important and interesting struck into my mind that could it be the reason why most people especially those who are addicted keeps getting addicted or what?

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I have never experienced anything like this, when I want to gamble at some point but I don't do it yes I feel normal not to the point of feeling lost. I think this may be experienced by those who really hope big on gambling, so his feeling to win when it is strong but karenra can not do that bet makes him feel lost. It may not be much different from someone who is addicted.

[TheUltraElite]

The casino seems to be a machine to make money right at the click of a button without doing anything extra. This notion is common among first time gamblers and some recently started gamblers who have lost a decent amount of money.

The reason such thoughts can turn up is because we see people making money from gambling even if the probability is low and then we think that we ought to win too but this is not going to happen in reality.

Fear of missing out is a problem in any aspect of life. But in gambling this is dangerous to pursue, you will likely lose your next wager too.

[Cgrexp]

Because of such small urges, ordinary gamblers become addicted to gambling. In the first stage, gamblers start gambling just for entertainment. But with time, they start gambling on specific days. By gambling on these weekly or monthly specific days, they eventually become addicted to gambling. This becomes the main reason for the urge over time. And because of this urge  these gamblers start getting addicted to gambling. If gamblers could control this urge, they would never have become addicted gamblers. The main reason for addiction is the desire to gamble on specific days. If gamblers cannot gamble on specific days or at specific times, they cannot focus on any other work. So if we say that they should focus on other things except gambling, then this will be a wrong information. The only good solution is to keep gamblers in rehabilitation centers to recover.

[m2017]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

This is the first time I've heard about this.

Okay, a frown of mine who is a gambling addiction keeps saying that if he didn’t place a bet for any particular he feels like he is losing so he must find a way out to make sure he places a bet just to make sure he didn’t missed out that particular day not to gamble. But then, something very important and interesting struck into my mind that could it be the reason why most people especially those who are addicted keeps getting addicted or what?

It sounds like a very advanced form of gambling addiction if your friend can't go a day without betting.

However, can this thought be controlled by them, and don’t you think if they can control this urge then it is also very possible to control addiction.

I don't think most people feel the need to play every day out of a "feeling like I'll be a loser if I don't bet that day".

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts;

The problem with any addiction lies in the fact that a person cannot control their actions, i.e. they have no power over their desires.

for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time.

Something better? Another new addiction? Refocusing on something else that will interest the addicted gambler and distract them from this activity can help.

Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

In severe cases, complex medical therapy is likely necessary, and such "tricks" are unlikely to help. But in some cases (mild forms), I believe they can have a positive effect. Again, everything depends on the gambler's will.

[Julien_Olynpic]

A player may feel anxious if they haven't placed a bet they believe could yield good profits. Again, good profits in this case are potential, but they nevertheless motivate and engage players. Could this concern be a risk factor for developing an addiction? In my opinion, yes. Frankly, I've felt this way many times myself, especially when betting on Polymarket. But attitudes toward a specific bet (and its prospects) can change dramatically even within a day.