Topic: Any Good Reason why you would quit gambling forever? - page 13. (Read 3132 times)

Even If I win millions in dollars which I doubt because of the amount I am risking when gambling I still won't quit, because there is a big difference in gambling because you like it and gambling because you want money, if all you desire from gambling is money you can easily quit when your target is meet, unless you are a greedy person.

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I will keep gambling because I like to gamble and have fun, the only reason I can quit is if I don't feel the fun anymore, at that point I will even start feeling like I am wasting my money, the main reason I still gamble is because it is fun, once that is no more I will feel ease at quitting.

I can't lie that making money is a part, but I strongly believe that gambling is too disappointing to believe in, don't make it count and just have fun, you will be able to be in total control of your emotion and your balance.

That's preferably fair to say that controlling ourselves is attainable with a high amount of bankrolls, than finalizing that we'd quit gambling. Notwithstanding, everyone has a priority, what consumes their wealth, and gambler's most concern is to double funds and generate more money.

Every other person will tag it greed, but, no, that's not it, easily gotten riches, have a fast way of leaving the possessors. Like I'd always say, the brain receives the fund in anticipation for more, similar thing happens to scammers, unlike hard earned money achieved with years of savings, jackpots challenges our emotions for bigger wins. A bitter reason for the term "the house takes back all the funds"

When we bet for fun, then it should not make us stressed, because surely we already know the risks and will bet money that is ready to lose. People who get stressed when betting and lose are usually people who from the beginning target winning from the bets they make, that is something wrong. I don't think I should talk about winning that can bring joy, because that is a certainty. But you are right, it is better not to bet at all, because it will keep our money safe even though the money is money that is ready to be lost. I think I myself am quite easy if I want to stop, but right now I haven't thought about it.

I don't get stressed when I bet. For excitement, I place bets on games such as scoring a goal or going over, especially towards the last minutes of the matches.
Sometimes I win and I lose, but inevitably there is sadness. This is also true, but the excitement I experienced in the last minutes is very different.
I don't actually play with excessive amounts, but it would be better if I didn't play at all.
I'm trying to quit. I have never played in the national break, I hope I can manage not to play in the future.

Of course, each person has different nature. I don't say it is impossible to stop gambling when you win big prize, but it is small chance to stop it because you feel to grab more prizes. When you win big prize, you assume you have great ability in gambling and experienced enough. So, you keep gambling because you assume it is quite safe with your ability. Moreover, you must be triggered to win more prizes and will feel to regret it if you miss the opportunities. In this situation, stay to gamble is likely your option.

You're right. It it difficult to stop because it already becomes a habit. When it turns to be a part of our routine activities, it will be so hard to separate from gambling. Even worse if we often gamble, there are people who gamble almost every day. If this happens, I think it requires special treatment from experts or doctors to stop it. Anyway, this is like a warning for us to gamble in the right way. We don't need gambling too often and we must keep realistic mind in gambling.

Some people will have lost so much money before they will win, the amount some will have lost will even be more than the amount they win, but they will never post when they were losing for people to see, they will only post when they are winning, and people that don’t really know the amount they have spent before winning won’t really understand what they are passing through.
 
If you are a gambler, it’s always difficult to gamble with a small amount of money, then you are going to win a big amount of money. Most people that win big are always gambling with a big amount of money.

If you have been gambling for some time, it’s always difficult to stop gambling completely. Either you are gambling for the sake of money or you are gambling for fun, it’s going to be difficult to just stop gambling at once, it’s going to be a gradual process, but people gambling for the sake of money are always finding it more difficult.

Its very rare for a gambler to quit when they are winning, When it comes to gambling, its always been to strike while the iron is hot, so we have gamblers who keep on playing until they eventually lose their winnings.

But there are many gamblers who quit gambling because they end up pennyless or frustrated, so losing will have an impact on one's pocket and emotions, So its a fact that losing can make you give up gambling, but this is something that we don't want to happen to us.

so are you actually stressed when you make a bet?
maybe you are not suitable for gambling, if it is still possible for you to get out of gambling, then never gamble. the situation will be difficult for you if you continue to be stressed when you make a bet. especially if you are addicted.
gambling is not to make you stressed. if it makes you stressed, it is better not to do it. maybe you can find pleasure in other ways than risking your money. you will really get out of gambling.

Well you've made quite a good one there. Everyone gambling is in sort for profit even if it's not your main reason for gambling making a win something you will always choose over losing a game or a bet. Done gamblers have a kinda jackpot target in mind like you said and if they could hit it one time they would simply quit gambling.

Anyways another reason someone would likely quit gambling is when they constantly see themselves drifting into addiction. I've also come across a couple of persons who quit gambling for a very long time now because they've been on a losing streak (if that's a thing) so they stopped so they don't appear like an addict.

That's a good idea. You keep your gambling budget the same regardless of how much you are worth. This decision will help you avoid gambling addiction and maximize your wins. I also share the same thoughts, so winning big might not stop me from gambling because I don't have any plans to hit big and quit.

But family, societal, or religious pressures can make me shun gambling. If a close relative identifies some genuine reasons why I should quit and convinces me that it is important to stop, I might consider it.

Attaining a certain position in society can force me to quit. You don't expect the head of primary or secondary school to be a gambler. Some political positions also prohibit gambling. In some religious organizations, gambling is forbidden for certain titles. It might also be a genuine reason to stop gambling and switch to other forms of entertainment.

It is ok to take a rest or quit gambling for some time and there can be a number of reasons for this like (a lot of recent losses or lack of funds for gambling) but to quit it completely forever doesn't seem reasonable and I can't find any reason for this too. If a gambler is having a lot of loses, then instead of quitting it completely, it is better to understand what skills other successful gamblers have. A few of the things which a gambler can learn are:-

>Risk Management
>Money Management
>Portfolio Management

There is. You won't lose money for life when you quit. I think this is the biggest reason.
No matter how good you are, no matter how well you know, you will eventually lose.
Currently, the leagues are suspended due to national matches, so I stay away from betting games and my mind is at peace.
I hope you don't play again, otherwise no matter how much I earn, the company still wins in the end.

But I have a different opinion, I would completely stop playing if the amount reached 100k. Because I understand that you don't need to play endlessly and there is a limit to everything. The only question is what to do with this money next and how to use it profitably, probably this would make me understand more about managing my capital for investing in different types of assets. Such an amount would be enough to start devoting myself entirely to this business. Nevertheless, I thought that a very small percentage would really be able to give up gambling forever even after winning a huge amount of money, because these thoughts will forever be with the player, who will from time to time think about whether to try his luck again.

My sincere reply to this is that, even if am lucky to win $1, 000, 000 from gambling, it will not stop me from gambling. The reason is because am not just gambling because I want to make money from it and I don't also spend more than $50 in gambling every month. Even if am a million dollars rich, I will not still spend more than $50 in gambling.

Well, I will he happy that I have made a million dollars from gambling and I will use the money to set up my self for life by investing in some asset that will continuously generate a passive income for me but I can not stop gambling. The reason I will stop gambling is if am no longer in love with sports active, football precisely.

More than weeks might be a month or two. Even though it wasn't very long or permanent, at least you did it. This is something that we still can be proud of as we know how hard it is for one to resist gambling, especially if you are attached with it already. I think the money that you won is also not that huge enough because if it is, then you will also add more time for vacation or possible retire in gambling.

Many of us gamble for the money and it doesn't make sense anymore to play if we already have lots of it. I like it when you say that you are now refreshed. I hope you can now think right and be consistent about it. That way, you will never pressure yourself about the game. This would be the dream of any gamblers if quitting it permanently is not yet possible.

By default, a loss can simply mean that we are unlucky or not skilful enough. It can be a sign of stopping for a while but many gamblers are giving it a different meaning. This is how they got screwed more and more. This builds a greedy habit, so even if we successfully recover our money, there is still no assurance of stopping.

It depends on the individual. For me this is true but have you noticed that there are lots of horror stories about gambling where the gambler is stuck in debts? This means they don't quit just yet but they do what they can including loaning, only to return in the game.

Quitting gambling forever, for me, means that I gambling was more than just a leisure of hobby. If I gamble for fun, than there will be no use quitting it, as it wasnt something I spend lots of time and money on. Just a fleeting activity. But, if I was deeply into gambling, then I think awful financial situation, that probably causes harm to my family, my health or health of any of my family members (for example gambled all the money, that were saved for medicine or treatment) will be the reason to quit gambling forever.

In order to stop one day you needed outside help, but now you are playing again, what has changed now, you are not losing? It seems to me that in order for a player to start changing something, he must want it himself, a sign will be a constant loss of money, any player can notice this, I probably won’t be mistaken if I say that every player when he suffers many defeats tells himself that he needs to stop, but then after some time continues to play further. Probably, in order to stop, you need to reach a certain amount.

We can stop addiction if we take action. Those who say it’s impossible are usually the gambling addicts who haven’t done anything to change their lives. We can’t use that as an excuse because we know it’s possible; the problem is, we don’t take the change seriously, so nothing happens. Our minds control everything, and if we change our mindset about gambling, we’ll be far less likely to become addicted.

That’s right—being a responsible gambler from the start is a great way to stay in control. But if we let our emotions control us, I’m certain it will lead us down the wrong path and ultimately ruin our lives.

How come you can gamble again after several forces "liberated" you as you say, personally I don't believe in gambling responsibly once you have been victim of brutal gambling addiction. I personally have just started to quit right now and I am in my beginning after being cautious that I have broke any limits placed and my life and that of my family was having an impact because of my reckless behavior. I know only play with the bonuses remaining for a couple of months from my massive gambling lately but never going to deposit a single cent anymore to those cancerous slot machines, once they get you, you are done so I hope everyone is freed from that brutal illness which kills any barrier between your well being and that of your family and puts in you the worse things that may happen to someone in life economically speaking as health is primary against everything.

I was once a gambling addict and during my years as a gambling addict, I lost every dime I had to gambling but it took the intervention of several forces for me to be liberated from gambling addiction. Right now, I gamble responsibly and enjoy my gambling activities but if for any reason I find myself getting addicted to gambling again in my life, I'll quit gambling and will never for any reason engage in it forever.