Fixing the problem after finding it is the exact difficult part. Many people who are still constantly gambling despite their addiction know they have the problem but just don’t know how to stop. Betting with minimal amounts may work but, I think that a combination of different strategies will result to a more solid result.
Control how much you gamble per time, how much you gamble in total, how long you spend gambling, find a job that pays well, have someone watch your back; someone you can be accountable to, if you ever cross the line. These could really help.
Gamblers need to regulate themself to have limit of time spent gambling. It can help them regaining control over their habits and allocating time to other productive activities. Finding meaningful employment that provides financial stability and a sense of purpose can also contribute to reducing the reliance on gambling as a source of income or entertainment. It would be easier if gamblers have a support system in place, such as a trusted friend or family member who can provide accountability and encouragement. Being able to confide in someone and seek assistance when feeling tempted to cross boundaries can make a significant difference in overcoming addiction.