if we gamble in a disciplined manner with a fixed amount and a fixed timeframe, we will be less likely to get addicted to gambling and even if we gamble for fun or to gain more value with our bankroll, if we stay in our limits, it will never be difficult for us to stop gambling if we ever need to.
“Discipline”, you say, But the question is, what exactly defines this so-called discipline in the realm of gambling? Setting a fixed amount and a fixed timeframe, while logical and practical, might not be a foolproof plan. If one thinks about it, even those who maintain "discipline" could end up spiralling into the vortex of addiction.One might argue that the rush of gambling, the thrill of the unknown, is part of the allure. And that is something hard to tame with mere discipline. Hence, it's no surprise that despite their best intentions, many still fall into the trap.
But unfortunately, not a lot of people follow a discipline no matter how simple it might be, they tend to keep gambling and using all their money whether they are playing for fun or for profits, they don't realize what they are getting themselves into until they run into issues when they've lost everything they had.
Maybe the issue isn't a lack of discipline but rather a failure to comprehend the situation. Perhaps the best course of action would be to inform the public about the genuine dangers and consequences of compulsive gambling. That certainly would alter the playing field.
