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This is only true for experienced gamblers as they have known the reality of gambling and they know how to make money from this uncertain environment where everything is based upon luck.
The newbies in gambling still think that gambling is an easy money making machine but when they see their expectation is not being fulfilled, they instead of learning, comes with a more aggressive plan of revenge gambling and to recover the losses they put in more money. They don't realize that only money management, self control and discipline can make them win in gambling. Of course, you also need luck to be able to get some big wins along the way.

When we're into the beginning days of gambling we have more dreams of turning rich through gambling and when we loss big for the first time we weren't able to accept it. This settles down with time on realising how hard to win big through gambling, same gives the realisation on the need of luck. With time experience gives better learning and the same mostly keeps us in good control.

This type of wrong decision we take on gambling which cause possible addiction occur only on early days of our gambling career since most of the time we think that its easy to earn money here and also we can't stop easily when we are having a good session since we want more. But soon we realize all of this and it will be corrected over the time we play then for sure after those bad or good experiences we can develop our own strategies upon playing.

I can't deny what you said is a fact that happened. that, easier to say than do. This theory also applies to all aspects. We are well aware that addiction has different levels. to be honest, I can be said addict. yes, I'm not kidding. however, that was then. some of my friends, experienced a more severe level of addiction. in fact, they do not hesitate to sell what they have to fulfill their gambling desires. some of them, loss of property. it's a real experience. the difference is, I use logic more than ego and emotion. although in reality it will be very difficult to resist. not much different, with drug addicts.

As far as I know, there is no really effective method for curing someone from their addiction. the problem is, everyone has a different case and a different way of healing. from my case, since I got married and had children, I gradually began to take responsibility and limit all excessive activities including gambling. even then, it requires a long process. in fact, until now I still like to gamble, but now I am more responsible.

Well, the most important point is, if someone has a strong will and determination. it's not impossible to get rid of addiction, whatever its kind. there is no other word, that I can say. thus, gamble with money you can afford to lose. without, harming our family, ourselves, even the people around us.

It is because of this that not only we need to have limits when we are losing but also when we are winning, after all it is understandable that when you are having a good session you do not want to quit as you think about all the money you have lost and that you want to recover, but as we know luck is impossible to control, so at some point your luck will stop and then you will begin to lose, and when that happens you could get desperate and try to get back at least the money you were earning, and as we know once you reach that point most likely your session will not end well.

Yes, that's how things are now, they don't even just borrow, they even dare to "beg" their friends.
I agree that not all gambling addicts are like that, but I say here is the worst effect that I have seen with my own eyes. Intentions are indeed the main thing, but what steps does he take to realize his intentions. If you only intend, then everyone can do it, but not everyone can align their actions and intentions. I just hope, even though I'm also a gambler, but I hope I can control what I do so it doesn't make things more difficult.

From my experience and the experiences of your friends, we can all take the positive side of not being too dependent on gambling.
If gambling addiction is too severe, not only will the economy be destroyed, but families that have been built harmoniously for years may also be destroyed, and in the end, feelings of guilt and regret will always overshadow the lives of gambling addicts who have lost everything.
I am very grateful that I was still able to stop gambling addiction in the past because at that time all I thought about was family and family so it didn't make me experience the same as your friend.

A person addicted to gambling is always irritable and rarely gets angry and rarely thinks about anything other than gambling. And to get himself out of this addiction he must need the help of his friends because family members cannot be told everything but it is possible to share everything with friends.  So a wise friend can save another gambling addict friend from deeper gambling addiction.

I should have stopped gambling when I managed to triple my balance but the addiction and fun of it didn't stop me from gambling.  So I continued to gamble for a long time and at one point panicked and started placing high amount single bets and the balance quickly returned to $0. It was the result of my greed and stupidity. these teach me a lot. So I don't blame my mistakes.  Because I can learn a lot from them

A gambling addict may not see even the easiest one because it is difficult for him to carry out other positive activities. This is almost like the situation with someone addicted to playing games on his cell phone, which makes him forget what he has to do that day. And he indeed needs support from people around him or family to help him recover from his gambling addiction and not fall deeper into gambling.

You have seen how the temptation of the game can make you last longer from gambling so that you run out of money when you should be able to stop at the right time, namely when you manage to bring your balance to $ 600. I've experienced it and I think other friends have also experienced it so from now on, we have to be even more careful in gambling. And if we have succeeded in getting a win and can increase our money balance to bigger, we must stop immediately. If not, we will experience events as you experienced.

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It is very easy to get addicted to gambling.  I don't gamble regularly.  But today I got addicted playing live blackjack on stake.com and made a lot of profit. I started playing with $200 and after 2 long hours of play I managed to make my balance $600.  But its addiction doesn't let me off the gambling board.  And I play more and play like that for 5 long hours and finally I make my balance to $0 Gambling is actually an addiction that easily passes the time.  If someone gambles just for entertainment and wants to pass his leisure boring time.  And if money is no matter to him.  Then he can gamble it will pass his time easily and give him huge pleasure

But when someone experiences a gambling addiction, most don't realize they are starting to become a gambling addict. They forget that a gambling addict is someone who really likes to spend his time gambling and is engrossed in many gambling games. And most of them don't think about wanting to try other activities that can make them reduce their time playing gambling. For this reason, maybe a gambling addict must have someone or several people around him who can judge that he has become an addict. Otherwise, he would become a heavy gambling addict with no chance of recovery if he didn't have the strong will to stop.

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Yeah, gambling addiction is not a habit anybody should ever pray for, your story is almost similar to a friend of mine, the only difference is that, that of my friend is way worst than yours.

Him and his wife were both working for the same company, at the end of the month when salary is paid, my friend will gamble with almost every thing he got for the month, leaving a very Little amount for feeding, which eventually can not carry him and his wife and children all through the month till the next salary.
What this guys does is, at the middle of the month when he no longer has money to gamble, he will start stealing from his wife's purse to gamble..

At a point, he told me everything and asked me to help him, I told him to just stop, he said he has tried, but just can't help it.
He was still battling with this habit before I traveled out of that state, and eventually, we lost contact with each other, i leant his wife later left him, together with his kids, I just hope he's doing fine now though.

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Harmless addiction really? Are we sure that he is a real psychologist? Or maybe what he mean to say is hobby because you are right, that there is no such thing as harmless addiction. If you are once a gambler, it does not always mean that you will pick up a hobby which was related to gambling. Doing so will only trigger your brain to play gambling again.

Reading is much better than doing a card trick but you should also limit your self and don't just read for hours and hours because you are still considered as an addict that way. I wouldn't recommend playing games and watching some shows because I think they are close to gambling. They are highly addictive.

Same with the story of my gambling journey.
More than one year ago I was a serious gambling addict because all the money I earned from work and business was just spent on gambling all the time not only in online casinos but also in street casinos.
I don't care how much money I lose when betting, but as time goes on the business is experiencing a decline in work, a problem occurs which makes me have no money to bet and have to stop gambling immediately in order to keep my family so that I can still be harmonious and financially adequacy.
Since that incident I can think that gambling addiction almost made me lose everything including my family and now I control myself more to gamble, only playing once or twice a week, also with small money.

No, that is a easy cop out for some people that has this problem. Most addictions have some link to the hormones in our brain...and gambling is one of those. The brain will secrete certain "feel good" hormones when we do certain things, like using drugs or the adrenaline rush that we get from gambling.

So people will get addicted to that adrenaline rush, which is a substitute for other things that they do not get from life. You will often hear about someone being addicted to one thing and when they stop with that thing, it is normally replaced with something else. (Eg. Smoking and food)