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Topic: Gambling Addiction Can Seriously Diminish The Quality Of Your Life. - page 3. (Read 7281 times)

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We already had 100s of discussion on gambling addictions but people contribute to those discussion at significant levels but it seems they are not making us of those discussion into their life when seeing how miserably some people are sharing about their loses  in gambling.
It is easier to advice others rather than following them in own life. This is what exactly happening here on this discussion board and in most gambler's life. They can easily spot addiction nature in other gambler's habit but may fail to control their own addictions toward gambling. I may not be an exception here. I guess I am not an addicted gambler but who knows, only other people may find how good I am at my gambling and preventing its addictions.

I support having this kind of discussion because at least it may save one gambler's life one day or other. See, this topic is getting life after long time still it is good to read and to discussion and I too believe it may bring changes to some gambler's activities too.
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I just wonder that OP made a such good post on dangers of gambling addictions in 2013 itself and some newbie bumping it after 4 years still OP's points are good and useful to this community.
yeah and i can relate on what OP is telling us because becing a former addict?i can feel it.
We already had 100s of discussion on gambling addictions but people contribute to those discussion at significant levels but it seems they are not making us of those discussion into their life when seeing how miserably some people are sharing about their loses  in gambling.
gamblers use to have this pride that even if they already knew missing something yet continuing the mistakes they are doing.
It is a good read what OP had contributed here but I am not sure how many gamblers will find time to reading it and realizing it along with their gambling life. I mean most of the gamblers here are toward gambling urge and they will not listen to any such advice which makes such good topics lifeless.
gamblers may read but realization?thats the question mate because how can one admit being addicted when he is just starting to enjoy his stupidity?
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it helps a lot for me..

i ruin my life and family because of this shit gambling..
With this thread i will apply this as much as i could.

Thanks for the post.

to the people that don't like the thread then dont comment. lol

it helps specially for the newbie gamblers.


There are pros and cons when it comes to gambling. I have friends who got their lives ruined because of gambling addiction. Gamblers should know how to control their emotions of having too much eagerness to win or else their emotions would control them which might result in uncertain losses in the future. We all know that there's no guarantee of winning in gambling and I believe that it's still a matter of luck. We can't put all our assets at risk and entrust all our necessities in gambling. We should think of the possible consequences of choosing  gambling over our family. Gambling is actually made for fun and entertainment so we should know how to deal with it appropriately.
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I just wonder that OP made a such good post on dangers of gambling addictions in 2013 itself and some newbie bumping it after 4 years still OP's points are good and useful to this community.

We already had 100s of discussion on gambling addictions but people contribute to those discussion at significant levels but it seems they are not making us of those discussion into their life when seeing how miserably some people are sharing about their loses  in gambling.

It is a good read what OP had contributed here but I am not sure how many gamblers will find time to reading it and realizing it along with their gambling life. I mean most of the gamblers here are toward gambling urge and they will not listen to any such advice which makes such good topics lifeless.
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every addiction can make our life miserable mate and that is already given,there are too many news and happenings where a gambling addict murder others,cut off his own life,leave His family to starve,and many more.

like other addiction like Alcohol,womanizer,smoking and others will bring our life to nothing but hatreds.
that is why we are only encourage to Gamble with amount tolerable for you to lose and not to Put your whole life playing this.
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My husband had this addiction for 5+ years. He killed our account or bills too many times. Awful to think of it now. Like all addicts, he didn't realize he had a problem and refused to get help. But when he lost all our money and I couldn't even buy enough food, I understood that it was enough. I asked our family and friends for help. We all persuaded my husband to enter a rehab center program. Many addiction treatment programs are expensive, but we found a free one. It will be about 2 years soon since he overcame gambling addiction. I hope will never return to it again. And I feel sorry for people who have to go through this every day.
Thats bad for him. Honestly the only thing he needs is self control and have other hobbies to do like playing basketball ,chess etc.
This things  only making him as addiction because he is enjoying playing it and they can also win big for playing it.
Rehab can help but hopefully after he realeae from there he will not go back to what he is doing before.
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My husband had this addiction for 5+ years. He killed our account or bills too many times. Awful to think of it now. Like all addicts, he didn't realize he had a problem and refused to get help. But when he lost all our money and I couldn't even buy enough food, I understood that it was enough. I asked our family and friends for help. We all persuaded my husband to enter a rehab center program. Many addiction treatment programs are expensive, but we found a free one. It will be about 2 years soon since he overcame gambling addiction. I hope will never return to it again. And I feel sorry for people who have to go through this every day.

Not sure why you felt the need to bump a four year old thread in order to post this.

If your husband had an issue, then it's not his fault you guys had no money to buy food, he should never have been allowed to access your money in the first place.

What's the name of the free rehab clinic though? A huge people need that service around here.

It's an old thread but it's still a relevant topic, I don't know he stumble an old topic but maybe he Google it because sometimes old topics always come out in the search engine depends on the kind of keywords that he uses he found it and uses that to share her experiences about her husband.
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My husband had this addiction for 5+ years. He killed our account or bills too many times. Awful to think of it now. Like all addicts, he didn't realize he had a problem and refused to get help. But when he lost all our money and I couldn't even buy enough food, I understood that it was enough. I asked our family and friends for help. We all persuaded my husband to enter a rehab center program. Many addiction treatment programs are expensive, but we found a free one. It will be about 2 years soon since he overcame gambling addiction. I hope will never return to it again. And I feel sorry for people who have to go through this every day.

Not sure why you felt the need to bump a four year old thread in order to post this.

If your husband had an issue, then it's not his fault you guys had no money to buy food, he should never have been allowed to access your money in the first place.

What's the name of the free rehab clinic though? A huge people need that service around here.
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My husband had this addiction for 5+ years. He killed our account or bills too many times. Awful to think of it now. Like all addicts, he didn't realize he had a problem and refused to get help. But when he lost all our money and I couldn't even buy enough food, I understood that it was enough. I asked our family and friends for help. We all persuaded my husband to enter a rehab center program https://addictionresource.com/drug-rehab/free-rehabs/. Many addiction treatment programs are expensive, but we found a free one. It will be about 2 years soon since he overcame gambling addiction. I hope will never return to it again. And I feel sorry for people who have to go through this every day.
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It wouldn't be an addiction if you were winning. Is gambling addiction really just another way of saying piss poor gambling strategy? I think it is. Learn how to gamble...learn how to EARN money.  Roll Eyes

It looks like you're new to the gambling so still think the strategies will work in gambling and one can make profits out of it on a regular basis. But that is not true because no strategies will work in gambling in the long run. You should learn how to earn money by working hard and smart but not by short cut method. Good luck to you.
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This is a total copy paste; why not just link it? Also, you run a gambling reviews site Cheesy Almost as ironic as the casinos who have the gambling addiction flyers.

Yes, i also think that it is copy paste, but it is really helpful for us. Because in this way mostly people who say that gambling is so much addictive thing it make help for those people, and also we know that what is the site-affect of the gambling.
I m a gambler but never accept that gambling is a addictive thing, i believe if you feel you are lucky man than must try it, and you should play gambling with your brain than definitely we will win.
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My Dad is also plays a lot and his online casino is my nightmare - I often see these characters: http://casinonsvenska.eu/ . May be I'll save our family from crashing down with your tips and help of professional
legendary
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This is a great post.
It is always undesirable to gamble (same for investment indeed) more than you can afford to lose.
legendary
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Quitting gambling is easy. I quit gambling... every night when I go to bed.
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Nice post, luckily I'm a short time and diligent gambler.
I always set a stop loss and can follow it without losing control, if I lose all the capital, the game is over and I won't recharge the account.
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I gamble only when Im able to do it. I gamble for passion and not for addiction. I can stop anytime with it,
You know why? There are moments where I feel involved 100% in it,there are Times that even if I have the money to gamble some Im completely uninterested.
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Since I'm kinda new to this bitcoin thing I been gathering tiny percentages of a bitcoin in order to gamble and been doing this constantly for over 7 months ended up winning and losing 3btc. Now I'm in the position that I'm broke and thinking how gambling is comparable to any addiction. Finding that life is better than to be 24/7 constantly thinking about bitcoin. Hope this makes sense  Smiley
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Because of the easy access and availability of casinos, many people are now addicted to gamble. The costs of being a gambling addict are not only financial. This issue is a serious problem. Though the habit is fine in moderation and when done for fun, it can also be harmful to themselves and to others. Here is the article:  Gambling Addiction.
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KingOfSports would be able to vouch on such an experience.

He posted his story here:

https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=429331

Posting the link since it's relevant to this thread.
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KingOfSports would be able to vouch on such an experience.
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