Topic: Do you think gambling every day is better? - page 37. (Read 9336 times)

Yes, that's true, indeed the impact of gambling can be felt by anyone, not only the unemployed, there are also many who are working and become addicted to gambling, including those who already have a partner or are married. It's true what you said, gambling every day is not a good idea, because the reality of gambling is that losses will dominate more than wins, therefore if they gamble every day then you can be sure they will always lose more often, and that will of course drain them. their finances, especially if they have a job that provides income, it is possible that their income could be used up just by gambling.

As you have said, the negative impact of gambling can indeed be detrimental to many things, financially, that's for sure, and afterwards it will damage health and even mental health, as well as relationships. Many people have problems with their families because of someone who is addicted to gambling. Who would have thought that someone who is addicted to gambling could cause big problems for themselves and their families, this should not happen, but if there is such a thing as addiction then it is natural that many problems will occur. Because of that, the consequences are those who gamble excessively, even if they can gamble well and responsibly with limits, maybe this big bad impact will not happen.

It's the same as a big addict. Usually things like that have become their daily diet. The addict doesn't care about himself and even prefers to sit all day on the gambling bench, so it all depends on how much money he has to gamble every day, after all, only people have money. There are quite a few people who often gamble than entrepreneurs or established people, because their mindsets are very different so, in conclusion, people like that are mostly from the lower class, not from the upper or middle class.

True, it takes a very long time to get back what you have lost in gambling, and I think that even if you do everything possible over a long period of time the chances are very slim that you will get back what you have lost, because to get back what you have lost it means that you have to put money back into gambling, or simply put you need a very big win in order to get back what you have lost during your involvement. This is why we are always advised to put the amount that we can afford in gambling because with this then you will not think of chasing or returning something that has been lost, it is too impossible and as you said that what will happen is that the number of losses will increase. One solution is that you must really change your perspective on gambling in order to be able to become a responsible gambler in the sense of being able to accept whatever the results at the end of the session. On the other hand, self-control is very important because this is what will minimize emotions and prevent you from the name of greed which will indirectly make you avoid a large number of defeats due to uncontrolled emotions.

I gamble every day too and I can say it's no harm for me. Because I gamble at sports betting most of the time I set my bet at night, watch the game in the morning, and then it's over. The good part is, I only have one sport where I mostly bet every day. Basketball. And once the games for the day are all over then I am done too. It never occurred to me to bet on other sports daily just to satisfy my urge to gamble again unless it's Sunday and there's boxing or MMA.

It's true, not everyone can do this on a day-to-day basis unless they are addicted to it. Because if a person is working then he must go to work first, there are also house chores that must be done. So I really doubt a gambler can do a full day of gambling unless it's automated.
Regarding health issues, well there are home-based workers now so I guess those muscles that are weaker become normal for them unless they will give time to work out so that they will keep themselves healthy. I am a home-based worker and I always try my best to keep my blood flowing. Exercise on the morning, healthy foods, complete sleep, and avoid stress being given by gambling or other things.

Yes, because of inappropriate motivation, gamblers will encounter many problems in their lives, both from financial problems and relationships between siblings and within their own families. It is very bad if greed enters a gambler's mind because what he is thinking about is how to get his wish granted or win quickly. Good in life, greed is also not good in everyday life, he should accept what he gets but he is reluctant to accept it. whereas in gambling, whether winning or losing small or large amounts, a gambler must be able to accept it all.

I think it is best not to talk in plural or use word "we". Not everyone becomes uncontrolled during daily gambling, not everyone becomes uncontrolled while gambling in general. Not saying that daily gambling is bad or good, it is not for everyone for sure. For example I can gamble daily without no harm, because I know when to stop and have limits I can allow myself to lose. Even if I lose, I wont felt much of an anxiety.

As to health issues, the only one gamblers could get - their muscles becomes less strong if they sit all the time. That is pretty much it, everything else is individual.

If the motivation is like this, the gamblers will never be able to get back what they have spent in the gambling hall. Greed will make it difficult for gamblers to control their emotions and can make them even more miserable. Gamblers need to control themselves so as not to fall into a bottomless abyss. When greed begins to control the gambler's soul, the abyss will suck everything into it. Greed and jealousy when seeing other people's wins need to be controlled to prevent bigger losses.

Obviously, because gamblers who have such strong greed within themselves will not be able to turn it into good behavior, especially if it is based on the desire to get back the finances lost during gambling, this really motivates gamblers to act greedily. in making decisions. And people who are greedy do not easily advise in various ways. If they want to get out of their greedy nature, they must be fully aware that it will make them even more miserable than before.
Dear Langjahy, if someone can't control their bad nature, it's better to just stop so that it doesn't get even messier than before.

The negative impact of daily gambling is not limited to unemployed people only. In fact, it is often observed that people with jobs or those who have money are more likely to engage in daily gambling. However, gambling every day is not a good idea, as it often results in significant financial loss. In such cases, people may try to sell their assets to cover their gambling debts, which can lead to further financial problems. The negative effects of daily gambling are not limited to financial troubles but also impact a person's physical and mental health, as well as their families and loved ones.

Maybe he felt hopeless so he created such a theory. He might be able to gamble every day if he were a rich person with a lot of money. But even if he is a rich man, it is not a good idea to gamble every day. That will only make him addicted.

If he is used to gambling every day, he will feel that something is missing from his day when he cannot gamble on a certain day. And that can make him sad or disappointed or other negative feelings. He needed other activities that could take his mind off gambling.

He couldn't gamble every day. He also didn't know when he would be able to win so gambling every day could make him lose a lot of money.

It is true that gambling every day not only causes anxiety but can also harm ourselves, we become uncontrolled in carrying out gambling activities, besides that, gambling every day also causes addiction even if you gamble with a little money, because once you don't gamble, of course you will thinking you will feel there is something missing because you gamble every day.
And yes, anxiety due to stressful gambling can indeed cause several illnesses, whether stomach cramps or stressed thoughts due to being too stressed by the gambling you are playing. It seems trivial but gambling every day is very risky for your health and also your financial stability.

Like people who are unemployed and don't have a job, they have a lot of free time but if they gamble every day it will definitely make them addicted and if their money runs out they will get stressed and try to borrow money to gamble. This is of course very detrimental, sometimes it makes people lazy to work because of the bad habit of gambling every day so they are reluctant to give up gambling, therefore gambling every day is not recommended at all.

He surely think of his losses but the matter here is that he's finding a reason for him to explain to him that it's fine to gamble everyday.
There are many reasons when someone tells a thing and trying to prove their argument that they're right.
Well, to each their own and it's surely not a good thing to gamble everyday just for you to consider the chance of winning.

There's nothing bad or forbidden in us gambling every day, we have to look into the situations around first to access how viable is this going to be, what kind of engagement are we saddled with and the kind of responsibility around our daily activities, we can choose to be gambling everyday if we think the kind of condition that surrounds us permit for that.

we can't leave things that should be done undone and always get busy with gambling and expect things around us to be working as perfectly expected when we are the major cause or reason to how they appear in such manner, adequate planning and self-organization and moderation will help us toward achieving a daily itch free gambling experience.

Without a doubt the friend of the OP has huge issues, but what it is more aggravating is that once a person is so convinced about anything, persuading them they are wrong is almost impossible, the OP will need to wait until their friend has lost everything so they can finally open their eyes and see how mistaken they were, but even then this may not cause them to stop gambling, and this is because they will realize how difficult it may be to put their life back in order and they may prefer to not even try.

It’s quite sad as your friend has created a theory that keeps him motivated enough to continue gambling even if he continuously looses. I doubt he hardly thinks of his losses as he probably has his eyes set on the big win. The big win that’s just around the corner.
An average gambler cannot afford to play daily with unrealistic hopes of winning it soon. He could lose literally everything and if he takes such an advice. Addiction would not far off as well. Your friend needs help and definitely need to take some time off gambling.

Daily gambling, even if you think it's just "trying your luck," can be a slippery slope. The idea that every bet gets you closer to winning is, well, pure fantasy. Casinos aren't handing out free money, and the more you play, the higher your chances of losing big.

It's not just about the money, though. Daily gambling can mess with your emotions too. You get stuck on a rollercoaster of hope and disappointment, and that "gotta win" feeling can cloud your judgment, leading to even riskier bets.

Look, gambling can be fun sometimes, but when it becomes daily and starts causing problems, it's time to hit the brakes. There are way better ways to manage stress, have fun, and even make some extra cash if that's what you're after. Remember, you're not just a number on a roulette wheel – you're a person who deserves better than the daily grind of chasing impossible wins.

My opinion is that everything should be in moderation, and betting or betting on red at roulette every day is too much. I would prefer to bet on sports only once a week and even once every 2 weeks. I wouldn't want gambling to be the center of my life. It would be better for me to devote this free time to my family every day, and leave gambling for myself as a small entertainment that will not go beyond dangerous boundaries and cross the red lines in my life.

Still, if you place bets every day, this will inevitably affect your wallet, sooner or later. Probably only streamers who advertise some gambling company can engage in gambling every day, because this is their job, but I will never understand those who do it just like that or with their own money.

The main danger of daily gambling is that after a while it ceases to be entertainment, and the gambler becomes more and more addicted. I would not advise anyone to gamble every day or every other day with the hope that this kind of game will allow you to get rich faster. Winning is managed by an algorithm and it does not collect statistics on how much you play to reward you for it.

Right, basically management and boundaries in any case is very important and is something that should not be ignored because it leads to a good thing and you have said that something that is done in excess usually always ends up with disappointing results. As I said above, it is we who must control our gambling activities and not the gambling that controls us through the emotions that dominate when you are in the heat of losing. So planning, managing, controlling and following through with limits as much as possible should be implemented to strike a good balance because this is the only way you will be able to stay safe and avoid the unwanted possibilities of approaching gambling the wrong way.

Honestly, I don't have a problem if you want to gamble every day if you have a budget that you can be responsible for but the problem is that it is not easy to have money that is not used for other things in our daily lives, or the point is that you will not have cold cash every day to gamble, and anyway if you have the ability to do this then obviously in the end the amount you lose will definitely be large because it is too much.

Greed contributes to the reason gamblers go for the lost money. A lot of gamblers are aware of the low rate of winning chances in gambling. But due to greed which controls their emotions and hinders the gambler from seeing the real purpose of gambling they go ahead to gamble every day. Those who wish to neglect the usage of gambling for leisure, tend to be the gamblers who chase losses. However, it ends up really tough for the gambler, because he'd be losing out lots of money. Which affects the emotional state of the gambler. And how he feels about his losses. No one is comfortable with losing out on a huge sum of money consistently. Those thoughts end up eating deep into the brain of the gambler, and he'll be confused on the type of decision he's made for himself. Such things may not allow the gambler to recognize that such habit has been in him for so long that avoiding it would be a difficult task. In most cases of gamblers who spend their daily free time gambling, they end up developing it as a habit, and hardly stop it. The behavior grows to a stage where there begin to tell close friends about the need to gamble every day. A person who is not capable of controlling such habit, shouldn't indulge in such a gambling routine.