Topic: Any Good Reason why you would quit gambling forever? - page 15. (Read 3132 times)

That's right, if someone is addicted and considers gambling as part of their hobby, then the activity is very difficult to stop because gambling as a hobby is very dependent on a person to do it every day without limiting the time when to stop for a moment. If you have the slightest desire to stop, namely you gamble as an activity to fill your spare time and you can also limit the amount of money you bet, I don't think it will be a problem for your life later, yes, with the note that you must consistently control the way you play properly so that your gambling hobby in the future does not become a disaster for your own life.

Quitting gambling is not an easy thing to do, especially for those who are already addicted to gambling or make gambling a hobby. Someone who is addicted to gambling will have difficulty and can even make themselves suffer by the process of staying away from gambling, but that is something that must be done because if not, they will not be able to stop gambling. Besides, I myself have not thought about stopping gambling completely, but currently my gambling activity has decreased a little.
In my opinion, arguing that they want to be better does not mean that they have to stop gambling, but that's up to me because in my opinion if we really enjoy gambling and do it regularly, it will not affect us on a large scale.

Your friend is right, gambling is like a magnet, the more you gamble and win, the more you're tempted to gamble more and winning a large bankroll would even increase your confidence in gambling and make you gamble with greater amounts.

One thing would save you and that's if you already have a gambling budget and you've fixed amounts you gamble with periodically, then you strictly maintain your discipline, else that money would vanish in no distant time.

It's still possible to quit entirely, but only very few people do actually quit. Some people quits for a while, only to return a worse gambler.

It's wrong to think that winning enough money can stop you from gambling forever. Some players, having won so much money still go on to play as high rollers, in search for bigger amounts. Op's friend is right, when the bigger money is in our possessions the more we'd crave for gambling.

Stopping gambling can't be attributed to winnings, because there is no way a player with thousands of dollars won't try his luck again. Initially before the wins we'd assume it's possible to stop, subsequently our perspective changes once the money is won.

It depends on the gambler though, but there are some folks that can quit gambling after hitting such amount of money, especially those that was not seeing gambling as means of money at first , so those set of people ain't addicted to it so they can easily stopped and use the money to Start a new business or to promote his business.

But there are some folks after winning such amount of money they won't quit and sometimes it can even make them to be more addicted to it making them to believe they can easily make such amount of money again through gambling, and the funny thing about gambling is that winning huge is like one in a million, because most time losses tend to be overwhelming in gambling.

Very important topic filled with rich insights. Quiting gambling is easy for a person who doesn't fancy it that is a passive gambler. Quiting gambling is hard for an active gambler. Secondly the more years of experience in gambling the harder it is to quit. Winning  $100,000 saying you'd quit means that you lost $100,000 because that's how hard it is to get to that amount. For me a good reason to quit gambling is family. Once it interferes with family in any way, the. I am done.

But then on betting home, I thought within myself if I can actually quit gambling for ever if I won a $100,000 like I said, and I concluded I can, if not for anything, atleast, for the fear of losing back all of that money to the casino.

So, here putting out the same question, what will make you quit gambling forever? A win or a loss, or both?

This might be an impossible thing to accomplish, it's easier said than done. Personally a good reason for me to quit gambling is due to the negative effects it has. It doesn't matter if you win as long as you are constantly involved in it you will definitely lose everything you have won including the funds in your bank account.

If I have no control over emotions and am greedy then I must have to stop gambling whether I am in loss mode or in a profit mood.

So, here putting out the same question, what will make you quit gambling forever? A win or a loss, or both?

Hi ladies and gents of the forum's gambling discussion board, coming through with this question born out of an argument I just had with a good friend of mine a few minutes ago.

So, I was sitting side to side wit a good friend of mine this evening while having a chat about making money, we talked about several ways we can make a lot of money in the most possible short time, in the midst of the options we both came of up, I brought up the option of gambling, suggesting it to him as one of the most easiest and fastest way to also make money if and when one is lucky, he agreed it's a good option but complained about the possibilities of betting addicted, and as a result, losing back all the money after winning it, then I told him that if I won like $100,000 from gambling, I did quit gambling forever, he laughed and screamed impossible, he said that the more money one makes from gambling, the more they get hooked, we argued about this until we both decided it was time to go home and rest.

But then on betting home, I thought within myself if I can actually quit gambling for ever if I won a $100,000 like I said, and I concluded I can, if not for anything, atleast, for the fear of losing back all of that money to the casino.

So, here putting out the same question, what will make you quit gambling forever? A win or a loss, or both?

then I told him that if I won like $100,000 from gambling, I did quit gambling forever, he laughed and screamed impossible, he said that the more money one makes from gambling, the more they get hooked, we argued about this until we both decided it was time to go home and rest.

I hope you win that $100k, bro so you can decide in reality if you really can do that, but many of the big winners in casinos always come back to try to win more, and many of them lose half or even more than what they've won, I think its more on losing everything that will make you quit gambling, because you don't have anything to gamble and you don't want to experience the heartbreak of losing a lot again.

This might be an impossible thing to accomplish, it's easier said than done. Personally a good reason for me to quit gambling is due to the negative effects it has. It doesn't matter if you win as long as you are constantly involved in it you will definitely lose everything you have won including the funds in your bank account. This makes me wonder, what's really the point of gambling and winning in the first place if you would still lose everything?
Losing in gambling can affect your temperament and also your relationship with other people, it can also lead to depression which is totally not a good feeling. Quitting isn't easy but if you can get it done make sure you do it.