People who often lose sometimes don't give themselves the chance to win. They can't stop and always play until everyone loses. This behavior is prone to mental disorders. Just as it is difficult to explain to fat people the dangers of a large amount of food since they get pleasure from it, it is in vain to explain to a gambler that such passion leads him to a cliff. All promises that a person will stop playing after he wins back his loss will most often remain just empty words.
If you're a gambling addict who always spends their time and money just to gamble but the final result is always far from expectations and I say it's natural because this is gambling not a place to earn income.
And also on the other hand the impact of gambling is very dangerous, so if they always come with the wrong mindset then of course things they don't want I'm sure will definitely happen to them, such as maybe stress because their psychology has been disturbed and debt, this condition is very dangerous and can also be seen not infrequently from those who even end up committing suicide, I often see cases like this in the news recently.
Basically, I understand that it is difficult to give advice to those who are already addicted, they will not listen to it because most of their mindset has been dominated by lust, all they want is to continue playing with very high hopes for a victory, that's all they think about. I think they will be able to stop when they have experienced a very significant downturn whatever it is, for example, a very large loss to save a lot of debt or destruction in the family, well after that they will think.
