Topic: Gamble Responsibly - page 51. (Read 11131 times)

You are totally right!
It doesn't matter for how long you stay on a casino or how much you spend there. What matters is the time and money you spend there is a money and time you can afford to lose? Are you having fun when playing? If the answer is yes for the previous questions then you are all right. If no, then you might have addiction problem.

Those who gamble daily are addicts and don't gamble for fun. You will find them more than those you are talking about. Gambling is entertainment but when it becomes addiction the gambler himself won't be able to recognise this issue. Everyone starts for fun, adrenaline rush, excitement and passing time then when they start losing they become agitated and want to get the money that they lost. This is where the problem starts. If anyone is able to cope with that problem then they become social gamblers. That is what everyone needs to do.

not all people who gamble daily are addicted to gambling,

At present, a lot of need Was generated because the Impact of the Pandemic left many People unemployed, this as a consequence due to the despair of not receiving a 15 or a last one , since some chose to get well with the casinos for as an option and I understand them because it is a Desperate measure and it is a way to get Money , but doing everything so that it is a Single oOption is the Hardest thing that can be, I Rreally do not Recommend something like that, and having a stable job, but leaving Everything in years of Casino is not the Idea.

I agree with you that almost 100% of those gambling these days are all doing so for the money they intend to win and most time they even have high hope for the outcome of their bet, and for that, they tend to go all in which is the reason why we have so many addictions cases this day.

Most people believe that gambling is done for fun it was true that gambling is meant for fun back then, but lately, casinos have really monetized gambling this day and most people are now gambling for the rewards and no longer for the fun of playing games.

I agree with you that almost 100% of those gambling these days are all doing so for the money they intend to win and most time they even have high hope for the outcome of their bet, and for that, they tend to go all in which is the reason why we have so many addictions cases this day.

Most people believe that gambling is done for fun it was true that gambling is meant for fun back then, but lately, casinos have really monetized gambling this day and most people are now gambling for the rewards and no longer for the fun of playing games.

You make good sense on your comment, but permit me to disagree with you on this particular statement you made saying that "every one starts out gambling for fun", if I must be honest with you this day, i personally did not start gambling solely because I wanted to have fun or anything related, I decide to play my first gambling, which was actually a local lotto, after I saw a winning lotto ticket of one of my casual friends..

I was in need of money at the times and needed a way to make that money fast, after seeing that friend of mine wining ticket , I was super hungry for money and thought maybe I could end up as a lucky guy the same way my friend was..

So long story short, what drove me into gambling was the need for money, it was along the line that I started learning and believing that indeed , gambling is just an avenue to have fun, not necessarily an avenue to become rich overnight.

Those who gamble daily are addicts and don't gamble for fun. You will find them more than those you are talking about. Gambling is entertainment but when it becomes addiction the gambler himself won't be able to recognise this issue. Everyone starts for fun, adrenaline rush, excitement and passing time then when they start losing they become agitated and want to get the money that they lost. This is where the problem starts. If anyone is able to cope with that problem then they become social gamblers. That is what everyone needs to do.

Those who gamble daily are addicts and don't gamble for fun....

This basically goes to the plane of psychology, if a person does not have enough strength to take certain things and risks in the game, then they should not be in a casino, because we as human beings and thinkers know what are the risks that casinos. they bring, and this is something that is evidently seen in each person when the addiction is not controlled, it is an unfortunate situation, but obviously many things can be done to avoid it, among them the so-called self-control because for many it is difficult to get there, but with a good experience can be done or achieved, even much more, everything also depends on the personality of the person in how he faces certain difficult situations.

For this, it is always best to bet with little money, there is no other way, if you bet little money and lose, it hurts, but not as much as losing a lot of money, these are the things that one should consider when making a bet , or enter a casino to make any type of movement.

Those who gamble daily are addicts and don't gamble for fun. You will find them more than those you are talking about. Gambling is entertainment but when it becomes addiction the gambler himself won't be able to recognise this issue. Everyone starts for fun, adrenaline rush, excitement and passing time then when they start losing they become agitated and want to get the money that they lost. This is where the problem starts. If anyone is able to cope with that problem then they become social gamblers. That is what everyone needs to do.

Yes you are mate, we must gamble for fun only and not have the mindset that we can earn daily a big amount of money because in the world of gambling we can not predict the outcome of our every  bet. Sometimes we will win and sometimes we will loss. So it's better to aim happiness than profit. Here in in my country some gambler loss big amount of money because they are aiming profit. Once they put a bet they will mind that they will win and if they loss then they will double or triple their bet.

You are right, for sure, that was still relevant at that time, but now it is very difficult as we know that most of the youth are the ones who like creating chaos. We see a lot of violent youth that are involved in crimes, some of them without remorse. But again, they are really the future because, without them, there are no innovations because most of those old people have already died and they are the ones continuing them.

Big wins will definitely come and every gambler has this opportunity, it's just that when the time comes, no one knows, so it's better to gamble for fun so that the wins can come by themselves.

Well, losing in gambling is just a normal thing, I do not consider it as a warning to stop gambling, except on account where the gambler have been losing consecutively all through the gaming period, to the extent the gamblers bankroll is almost going back to zero, instead of such player depositing more fund to  keep playing, it's better for the gambler to quit for that day and maybe continue tomorrow to see if he or she will have better luck.

Minor losses in gambling are natural and very normal, losing the first, second, and even third game in a roll most times does not necessarily mean the entire game for that day will be in losses, the losses could be a way to scare you away cus there is a big win on the way coming.

Nice, good point. yep, we agree with what you said. usually, what triggers most gamblers to lose control or self-control is losing streaks. when in this phase, we are often stuck trying to recover losses and even trying to repeatedly make a deposit again. that in the end, we fail to take responsibility for ourselves. the impact, can be on the people around us.

it can also be the other way around, when someone is in winning mode. someone is motivated to continue the gambling session, even tends to someone is often faced with a phase of difficulty to stop the game session. moreover, if someone hopes to get an even bigger win. In fact, it's not uncommon to double the bet per spin. assuming, today is our lucky day. and yes, if we are lucky, it is unmitigated that the wins we get can be doubled from the initial capital.

However, if the situation changes. usually, our emotions will be triggered to even double the bet per spin. the end result, our balance returns to the casino. at this point, greed is involved without us realizing it. I'm pretty sure, we often run into situations like the ones we discuss in this post. the point is, being responsible is not as easy as we say. although basically, we play for fun. there are times, where we lose control with various factors that cause it. so, just enjoy every session and most importantly never harm the people around us let alone harm ourselves.

That is why we must be responsible in gambling to avoid big losses.
Many gamblers lose control of themselves and risk a lot of money to gamble to get a win that they don't know when they will get it.
Gambling does not provide benefits but can even cause losses so we must always be responsible for ourselves and not use much money.
Let's just let people win because it's their luck; later, we can get our own luck too.
Play gambling casually, and enjoy the game. That's what we have to do.

I myself already have limits and have financial control over the gambling that I do.
For example I apply one deposit for one week and usually when it's just to play I use money for 3 game sessions one week and during the sports betting season I use enough deposit money not enough yes that's allotment for one week, if  get I win, withdraw it and return it with the same amount as the initial deposit.

When we lose, we must take it as a form of warning for us to stop, and losing is a natural thing in gambling, so we must accept it gracefully.

that is why it is important to set a budget for gambling, for example if you want to gamble you can limit your budget not to run out more even though it is true that stopping when you lose is very hard and difficult but this is where it is important to understand that gambling is full of risks and always convince yourself that gambling is not a place for gambling. make money let alone multiply money.

The desire to avenge defeat is always there and it is difficult to control, but consistently, namely convincing ourselves about risks and budget limits, will make us realize that playing with emotions will make us lose more, not succeed in chasing defeats, but on the contrary, make us lose even worse.

The problem is, to have a mentality of responsibility is not an easy matter as we discussed, in practice sometimes we get carried away by the atmosphere and so on. in fact, what you say is a fact. "a lot of gamblers lose control of themselves and risk a lot of money to gamble and some of them don't know when is the right time to stop the gambling session". which, in the end, ends in a lot of losing.

Well, on the other point, I don't really agree  with what you say. if gambling does not benefit you, me, or us, it even tends to cause harm. preferably, the most appropriate step is not to gamble. that way, you don't need to involve responsibility, because you are not involved in gambling ideally. gambling for me is a hobby that is very risky in it. before we are going to make a deposit, know in advance that the money we are betting has a large potential to lose. thus, we can apply and involve self-control supported by responsibility, if we lose today, we can come back another day, maybe even the next week.
But one thing we agree on the most, we just enjoy every game session. and if the gambling session is no longer enjoyable, it is best to stop it and that is the most appropriate step to take.