Topic: Gamble Responsibly - page 49. (Read 11382 times)

The fact is that we can play:

1) periodically, for example on weekends. But then it is important that this does not happen all the time, because as they say, "the habit is formed from the third time." Therefore, I suggest playing two weekends and then taking a mandatory break. So the probability of getting an obsessive desire to play will be minimal.

2) Spontaneously. In this case, in order to control yourself, you need to allocate yourself a certain amount of deposit and not go beyond it for a certain period. For example, to make it $200 a month. Here everyone will individually come up with a deposit amount based on their earnings and capabilities.

By gambling responsibly, we don't need to worry that later we will become addicted to gambling because we can still balance time, money, and other activities properly to enjoy gambling still. And that's exactly what we should do so that we can really think of gambling as entertainment and won't get addicted to gambling. We can gamble whenever we want and stop before it's too late.

And it's also okay if we can't win because we know that gambling is just a game and we depend on luck. While luck cannot come too often, and without us being able to predict it, it is better for us just to enjoy gambling as it should be and let luck come to us.

There are many disadvantages of excessive gambling that we need to talk about, and I do hope that newbies who plan to start gambling will learn something from this thread.

Gambling is not for everyone, some people tend to always get attached to whatever they do in their lives, too caring, too foodie, too protective, all these comes with disadvantages too, because I believe that too much of everything is bad.

If you are someone like this, stay away from gambling.


In the Gambling case, it's a different story entirely, if humans can get used to drugs, alcohol, and other harmful things in this category how much more trying to make money off gambling?

It is easier to start dteaming about quitting your job one day and retire in your 30s, you know what I am talking about, those weird dreams that one never dreamt about when working in a company from 8am to 5pm everyday.

Here are some Negative effects of excessive gambling.

Too much stress
Anxiety and Depression
Debt
Making wrong decisions

And if all these is active in one's life low self-esteem is sure to follow, many people messed up their lives by gambling and they don't know when they start borrowing money, or selling off properties because of gambling until they have nothing left.

Thier families are the one who got caught up in the mess, imagine a family man that has a home to take care of ending up losing everything to gambling and start living a wrecked life, I have seen a lot.

My advice for upcoming gamblers reading this thread today, always makes sure you gamble like a responsible man. Remember where you came from and think about your children and family.  

Gambling must not be your path to success, you will get rekt very fast.

Do not build any dreams around gambling at all.

Gamble for fun only, using small money that you aren't needing, and think about losing that money first, to make sure that you won't be needing the money if it's gone.

Take a break.

Play for fun.

Don't chase your losses.

Stick to your Limits.

Gamble Responsibly.


[/quote] I know of someone who can put all he has on gambling, but even as that there's no greater benefit he has gain... Some years ago I was in a spot betting shop where I came across to someone who stake a bet of to win some milions of Naira, at first the money came out 5m but he was not okay with that so had to add two other games that increased the price to 15m, now a friend of mine who took me there had to play the game before he added those two.
Now after all the game played but on of the two he added had to cut him, wish made him regret, why my friend who copied the game won his bet!
So unfortunate he saw a chashout before the end of the game but he didn't chashout cuz he needed big...

In gambling you can't predict was to come it's all grace and luck.
Whatever his set let it be don't be selfish, just be okay with what you see

Many gamblers have committed same mistake and in most of the cases its not actually because they lack control over their habits, I like to think that greediness and not being content also plays a major contributory factor for this gambler to have actually gone A-wire and lost control to the extent of even selling his motor bike and other stuffs.

It can be classified as responsible gambling if you are in control of your gambling habit. I mean, if you carefully analyze your bets and assess both your money and time and are still doing a good balance of your time, then yes, it can be called responsible gambling, especially if you are betting on sports that you fully understand and can utilize the chances of winning.

Though there's no accurate outcome or accurate prediction, the chance is good if you know the game and the player or fighter that's playing.

That's right, unfortunately addiction is an abyss. And when I watch videos about repentant ludomaniacs, it always hurts a lot.
After all, this trouble affects not only individual people, but also their families. And I can't even imagine how scary it is when your loved one is erased as a person and begins to be dependent, taking valuables out of the house. It's good that the percentage of addicts is not as high as everyone used to think. As far as I remember, no more than 8 percent. Although according to the general stereotype, all people think that if you gamble, then you are addicted.

When we do the right thing, we should not always plan for the best rather for a good result especially as a gambler that have the mindset to make some winnings in the market. Those we do see that keep making profits from the market do not have two hands and are people that are always ready to take decisions that will not affect them later like gambling with too much funds that if they lose, it could affect there gambling result and make them to be depressed.

 Those that know the secret of gambling wi tell us that gambling too quickly without doing any findings or entering the market without having a good winning strategies can make our day bad because we can only be making betting like a child that is walking in the street without no destination. Luck can be another thing that can stepup our results and make us a profitable gambler because we are doing the right thing always.

 If we don't plan ourselves just like the way traders plan there day before entering the market, we could end up gambling Iike a child that is walking in the street without no destination. We ought to do things appropriately so that we can be having a significant results that will make us stay in the gambling world for long with a lot of profits that will boost other gamblers to try as much to gamble with a plan not blindly.

That is why gambling requires responsibility and others so as not to experience big losses. Even if they hope to win, it will be difficult for them to win because the gambler's luck determines gambling. Indeed, perhaps only a few gamblers can be responsible and win big. But other than that, some gamblers can win big, and instead of stopping, they continue to gamble so that their winnings run out at the end of the game. And that is the fault of the gambler, who has no responsibility in gambling, so he cannot get the winning money.

The important thing for them is that they can still bet, and lucky are those who have a responsibility in betting because they won't just waste their money and only choose to bet on sports or matches with teams they know. The rest, they won't bet at all rather than lose. Some can restrain themselves from betting on every game and only bet when they know the team. And they are called responsible gamblers because they don't have to bet on many games.

That is if they can moderate their activity in gambling, but most gamblers will not be able to because the temptation from gambling is very strong and can make them come back again. Maybe only a small percentage can minimize the negative effects of gambling, while others will not think about it and instead use more money to gamble. They don't realize how many losses they have experienced because they only think about continuing to play. And it's a mistake if they can't change it because they will lose more money.

When a gambler is really addicted to addiction we can't really do what they can do in the name of money that they get a big jackpot in the casino, that's their only desire, they won't stop until they get it unconsciously big that the missing funds to them.
And sometimes even just to be able to gamble, he will even sell his other property at home just to have it equal to a casino gambling platform here in cryptocurrency. It's a painful thing to imagine an addicted gambler doing.

That's disturbing if true that the number has increased. I said "if true" because it's never certain, this is just a rough estimate, but what we can be certain about is that it is far from being the majority. Problem gamblers should know that it is not normal to be a gambling addict, and it's not the online gambling to blame but themselves.

I disagree with the widespread belief that a solitary indicator of addiction is the frequency with which one gambles or the total amount wagered. In reality, there is some gray area here. What about the person whose betting is modest but whose mind is constantly on the next wager? Or the person who goes all out once a week but considers gaming a fun, regulated diversion? I argue that the root of addiction is not just in the behavior but also in the psyche. Is there compulsive thinking, a need to play, or uneasiness when gambling is not involved? Addiction manifests itself in these ways.

Similarly, during the off-seasons for sports betting, a person may decide to switch sports not because of an irrational urge to wager, but rather because they enjoy the excitement of the unknown. That line separates an enthusiastic participant from an addicted one.

On the time that addiction is already that severe then you would definitely be having that kind of behavior on which you cant really be able to resist on playing gambling even more.Each person does have their own

tolerance and control towards things on which there are some who are really that strong will and discipline towards themselves on which on the time that they would really mean that they would stop theyll stop.
Unlike into those people who are really just not taking things seriously on which they do say that theyll stop but eventually be ending up on playing once again because they cant really just resist
and for sure those voices in their minds which would pushing them to play even more. As long you do have funds then you would completely  be trying out to play once again no matter what.

Being responsible isnt only really that limited on gambling but also in other things in life as well.If you wouldnt really be thinking up clearly then you would surely struggle.

I disagree, gamblers who is well versed about the effect of gambling can think of ways how to minimized the negative effect of gambling.  Since they are knowledgeable about the possible effect of gambling, they can then device a plan to minimize their losses.  Besides, gamblers who knows gambling very much knows the pros and cons of letting gambling dictates its phase so more or less this gambler will moderate his activity in order for him to avoid unnecessary losses and at the same time shut the door to gambling addiction.

It's true in gamblers mindset they're not caring about the money what they are thinking is to place a bet and no matter what will happen they will keep doing it, and repeatedly keep betting their money, on that note, where you mentioned about sports betting, you are right both illegal and legal way of betting, gamblers will support the team that they think will going to win, placing their money in hope that they will be able to make some decent earnings out from the bets that they've made.

All forms of addiction include more than just the time and money spent. Even if someone who gambles every day only loses a modest amount, the obsessive, regular character of their conduct is cause for concern. If they choose to quit, could they? That should be answered immediately.

However, the once-weekly high roller who loses a day's salary might not be an addict despite the devastating effects on his or her finances. It's possible they're looking for excitement. Or someone going through a brief period of emotional turmoil? In this case, the degree of monetary loss may not be a reliable indicator of addiction.

The essential questions are not "how often" or "how much," but rather "why" and "how." Why does this person gamble, and how do they plan to deal with the repercussions of their actions? Can they get away when they need to, and is it having a detrimental impact on their life?

On the time that you do gamble then dont expect something to be assured or guaranteed because everything would really be depending on your luck into that particular sessions.If you do keep on chasing whether you

are aiming something speaking about taking huge profits or chasing your losses then it would really be a different because you wouldnt really be that making yourself that responsible towards your actions with gambling.
This is where majority of people or gamblers do really end up on miserable or disaster is just because they arent taking these precautions on the time that they do deal with gambling. Its for fun but sadly
there are people who are really that making it as a source of income which it cant really be that possible.

Always be responsible on whatever things that you do really engage on because every bad decisions you would be making would definitely take a toll specially on your finances if we do
speak about gambling which this is where most people do end up.

Gambling luck have to do with a lot of bets and the gambler can not tell what the right time it to make the stake that will give you the deserve winning and since the outcome of games is unpredictable it makes it important to note that casinos also have some form of compensation for themselves and at that, a gambler could easily become addicted by chasing a particular direction.

It could be in winning and chasing more wins closings and trying to recover from a lost session.

All victims who have experienced addiction in gambling will depart from the same thing, namely following some people who say that they can get rid of boredom or stress by gambling because it will bring them happiness. After that, they will unconsciously change their assumptions in gambling, happy things will turn into a fun hobby that they will always do. The lure of victory in gambling has a very high influence on one's mind. They have won and then they will bet with a larger nominal in the hope that they will be able to get a bigger win too, this is a smart system in gambling. If they don't have a strong mentality, it's very easy for them to get hooked and become addicted.

All gamblers will experience the same thing, but it all returns to their individuality, if they don't care too much about their defeat then they will have a great chance to avoid addiction problems. The self-control factor is very important when someone is in this position but unfortunately not many of them are able to do it. A gambling addict if they want to get better then they can only reduce the time in gambling, because to stop completely it seems impossible.

The bad thing about this when they concentrate a lot in the casino, and that they can win by making any movement, lucky movements, or they are hopeful that if they spent a lot of money, with a single play they can recover what they lost and come out with a profit, they must There is some case where a specific player has achieved it, but I think that this is about 1 million players, only 1 achieves it, and the other thing is that he comes out recovering everything and with some profit, and does not bet again because if he does there if nothing to do, it is likely that you will lose everything again, things in casinos are like that, but not because of the casinos but because of the greed of a player and for thinking that the chances of gnar are always greater than losing.

I know someone who made hundreds of thousands of dollars from gambling. But he got so addicted to gambling that he lost that money by gambling, he even sold his favorite bike and gambled with that money and lost. In fact, we have a lot to learn after seeing this kind of real experience, that we have to be emotionally strong in every place so that we don't have to put ourselves in bad situations due to our wrong decisions.