True, but as far as I know gamblers among my social circle, 90 percent of them will blame the casino. They will make independent decisions, completely ignoring the odds. They won't analyze it. But once they lose, all the curses of the world fall on the casino platform, on the fact that they lured the poor gambler with their advertising.
It looks funny from the outside, but it's sad.
Everyone should understand that his actions are only his responsibility.
It's possible that it could happen, because I also have a friend who, when he loses, blames the casino for being stingy with his winnings, but I think that's a normal thing, when he loses, it's just that he wasn't lucky. with those who blame the casinos, maybe because they are trapped by the advertisements that the casinos put up, which usually say that big wins are easy to get, which makes many people fooled, but I think that's a natural thing, because it's not just gambling, all businesses will of course advertise One way of making a profit for the company is by making advertisements to attract lots of people so that they are interested.
That's right, indeed we must be able to take responsibility for the actions we take because the actions taken and the final results that occur are of our own will, so we must be able to do our best when the final results have occurred. If indeed at the beginning we were invited to gamble by friends, so even if you lose at gambling, I don't think you need to blame the friend who invited you, because if you're not interested in gambling then you don't need to respond to the friend's invitation.
Don't blame slot machines or your friend for your terrible gambling issue. There's enough of junk to attract us, but we can use our intelligence. Avoid complaining about influences, billboards, and peer pressure. It's weak, man, weak! You fell for that crap because you couldn't say "no." No self-control allowed you to leave. You suddenly act like a victim, like the world owes you
The world doesn't owe you shit! You control your life, choices, and actions. Gambled, and now you're paying. Life is a rollercoaster of temptations and distractions. We all screw up sometimes, and that's okay. Never give up on yourself. Don't let losing streaks define you
Change, evolve, and improve yourself. So get off your ass, own your faults, and make better decisions. If you can't do it alone, ask help. Nothing wrong with that. Life is too short to be regretful. Stop blaming others and take charge of your life