Topic: The need for mental section or public orientation for new gamblers. (Read 338 times)

We start from the experiences we have while we are still involved in gambling sessions, in fact even though that person has a long history with various experiences. but There is no real guarantee that someone is not an addict, in fact we ourselves know exactly what we have done in a gambling session, including the damage we have done. In fact, a beginner can gain knowledge based on the experiences of other gamblers just from the discussions we have had. as you can see, there are many responses from the community regarding the post you submitted. well, my question is, are there many beginners who are interested.

In fact, most gamblers just want to play and have fun in the hope of getting a win and enjoying the fun side of gambling. But what most gamblers ignore is that every session must be prepared for the risks. and that's why, before we bet, whether we are beginners or very familiar gamblers. make it a habit to do some calculations first, whether the money we are risking will not interfere with other interests. for example, our basic needs. well, so the ideas you expressed in this thread are not what we are doing. Moreover, there are many threads discussing all kinds of gambling perspectives. you, I, we, can get experience from various gamblers without having to do the same thing. specifically in this case, it is for beginners as you mean. the point is, everyone has different intellectuals. Therefore, use it as a benchmark for us to study and choose. Likewise with the gambling that we do. There is no need to post another thread, after all, all the threads we discuss in gambling can become valuable knowledge and gain experience from the stories posted by other members. However, it all comes back to each of us.

At this point I think whoever conceived this idea should be fast with it. I just read a thread topic where someone committed suicide after betting approximately $3k on sports betting.


What is the comparison between a loss of $3k and a human life.

I mean, don't people think? Could it have been the first betting experience the person had and maybe his life savings was used for it. Irrespective of what the terms and conditions are it was extremely an action for a failed bet.

Depends on what are the gambling games that you are dealing with, because if we do speak about those house games on which HE would really be that relevant and something inevitable on which means that playing on longer runs would eventually be making you as a loser no matter what.How much more if those RNG's would really be completely not favoring you? For sure you would really be seeing yourself on the loser side
but since this is gambling then loses are really just that part of the game and part of the thrill. As long you do make yourself that responsible on doing gambling then you wont really be putting up yourself on such great or big trouble.

If you do find yourself to be that stressful already on the things that you've been doing then it would really be just that right that you should really be that trying out to ease that kind of stress
and impulsive emotion because once you do lost up control or cool then this is where impulsive behavior would really be starting. Actually i dont really see about that mental section or
orientation to really be that be relevant because even just making realizations towards self should really be just that enough.

The gambler who get affected mentally should keep them engaged with their like things.Most of the gamblers will do check of the vacations after their loss in the gambling site.The loss or win both was common in the gambling site,if you made the good win once.You should ready to face the loss in the next games.Based on margin loss or profit in the gambling sites,the next loss or the win was based on the previous game.The mathematics probability also depends on the game loss after the win and win after the loss in the gambling site.The vacational trip will be the better option for the gamblers to overcome mental pressure from the gambling site.

Maybe there are some people who feel that way, or I mean there are some gamblers who already know that they are addicted through some indications that they find and feel like what you said above which is "can't stop even though you want to stop", I think one of the problems is the emotional factor that cannot be controlled, maybe you also know that the most difficult thing in us is emotions when we are in a hot situation.

Some gamblers may be aware that they are addicted but if it is basically just a feeling about those who know that they are addicted I think it is still difficult to overcome, they will always say "one more time" just like that, that's what makes it difficult for gamblers to apply firmness to their limits and always violate them. Or it means that habits are very difficult to change if there is no coercion, and that's why there must be help from some other people even though it may be just a suggestion but it can also be said to have the opportunity to help, and also that's why there is a title about this in this forum, so you can't say that this forum will not be useful to help them get out of their addiction zone.

Not necessarily, because the objective perspective of human cognitive psychology is different despite the general level of addiction, but within the problem of gambling addiction itself, there are many levels for us to discuss. I think I am better than those individuals who freely express their own opinions and listen to others' shares about distinguishing a reasonable direction for their lives to be able to escape the difficulties they encounter in gambling addiction.

And in fact, there are solutions shared a lot on the forum. I also speculate that the experience is very real, so please give an opinion that is close to reality. Just like how to treat a disease, we must know clearly what the problem is in order to come up with a treatment method, not simply a story about how many types of diseases they know.

People get addicted to gambling based on how they view it. Even beginners, gambling doesn’t need a guide; you will be the one to guide yourself through. So I think people get addicted to gambling if they view it as a source of income that they will be using to meet their needs. You will see that those people are the ones that gamble every day or by any means just to get money and feed themselves and their families. However, some people gamble for fun and do not become addicted; these people do it with sense; they don’t just gamble for money.


If you have any educational resources for gambling addiction, drop them in the gambling discussion section. As you can see, the forum is well designed, and with a bunch of boards and topics, drop what you have on the board that will suit your content. I don’t think it’s necessary for us to have another additional board. If you drop it here, I think it will be better since it is also talking about gambling.

We can just talk about it here in the Gambling Discussion and there's also the Off-Topic section so it's not really that important that we add another section, it's not like this is the go to website if you want to vent out something or seek some help in your mental health concerns. I don't think that there's a need for that kind of section. Just look at other unused boards out in the forum already, too saturated already of unused boards.

Regarding orientation for new gamblers, I don't think this is the right place for that one and I don't think we're going to even need one because people are already talking about learning about different gambling games here already, sometimes you just got to ask.

I believe that gambling addiction is self explanatory or educational. Whoever is visiting the game house and betting but losing yet kept visiting the place and betting without stopping knows that he is addicted and knows he should stop. If you are unable to stop while you want to stop then you already know you are addicted. So I don't think we need a different board on it, moreover there are different threads started whose contributions are always going towards addictions and what remedy to take.

Except there could be threads pinned on this board for easy access to learn what addiction.

Nah. Do you honestly think a ragtag bunch of people in the internet would be a lot better in terms of mental health help in comparison to institutions with ample funding, people, and education (for helping and aiding in improving mental health)? Nah I don't think so. This forum can help with people releasing or telling their story, letting something off their chest but anything past that is rather unreliant to even be considered as a form of help. Sure, you can accept advice, but in the end it'd still need some sort or form of rumination, and not something you'd willingly accept unlike with professional help.

But well if it's just a hub for story telling, heck why not. Though to be fair, gambling discussion is already as such.

Is this like a mentor who directs beginners to gamble with the guidance of certain people who are experienced? I don't think this will work, because generally novice gamblers want to explore each gambling game in their own way betting even aggressively. I have been in this position where there is a beginner who is gambling. I advise not to bet large amounts, direct him to games with minimum bets, but what is the answer? just keep quiet it's up to me to bet a large or small amount and don't interfere. Here it is clear that we cannot be involved in other people's gambling let alone give directions. Because for them it is considered a nuisance.

If you hold a poll here, the majority will not agree that we have another board here, it will mess up all the topics about gambling, some topics should be for the announcement but some members still create discussions about problems and strategies for gambling, it's enough that we have two boards other members will think that the gambling section is being given by the management too much attention for creating more boards for it.
Gambling boards are a busy section but we don't to add more to avoid spam and unnecessary discussions.

Yes, I also quite agree with that suggestion, basically in any case usually humans don't like the name of the rule, usually they will prefer to ignore it and don't care whether it is important or not. But if all the directions for an understanding in gambling are applied by force, with the scenario that if they do not read it correctly or cannot fill in the questions correctly then they will not be able to enter gambling to get involved.

It is quite difficult but usually everything starts with coercion which will make them feel forced and finally get used to it, with that method then I am sure that at least it can help to expand their understanding and insight into all the rules that exist in gambling, especially in terms of risk.

Why should it need a separate board when there is not much to discuss about it? We don't have to discuss about gambling addiction everyday.

It is enough that gamblers are aware of the kind of illness they could get from uncontrolled gambling. I guess everybody knows about it. Even without being briefed on it by a professional, gamblers know that when they go beyond their limit, it could mean they lose a lot more than they thought. That's something every gambler has experienced. It's either they do something about it or it grow worse.

There are a number of threads regarding that here. There are also a  number of organization working in the field of rehabilitating and giving psychological counseling to gambling addicts.
The one place where improvements can be done are the gambling sites themselves. They should have clear and suggestive message to gamble responsibly and give instruction how to get help if they are hurting themselves. There should also be an option of vault where user can keep their coins so that they don't rage bet all and there could be an option to set your daily, weekly and or monthly budget you be able to loose.

Yes, Theymos doesn't really give to those demands though, I mean this is forum is to discuss BTC. In any case, this board could be enough for us gamblers. We have threads about how to cope with our addiction, mental section to cope with it and a lot of thread that just relate everything to gambling per se. And if I'm not mistaken, almost all crypto related gambling sites have self-exclusion programs already. So I guess it might be enough for them to stop. And I don't think that we have some professional here that might answer those who need help as far gambling affecting their mental help. Maybe it's better if they will seek communities that really focuses on this kind of problems and issues, just saying. The best thing we can do is to provide those gamblers phone numbers that they can reach if they wanted to talk to someone regarding their mental health.

I understand what you are trying to achieve but personally in my opinion, and believe me, something like that will not work. Even with enough guidance and advise, the future of these new gamblers will depend on their respective own approach. Only them can help themselves to become a responsible gamblers while progressing on their gambling activity.

An addicted gambler won't bother to read threads like that as they already under on the trap of gambling.

I admire your initiative but maybe just try to always help those you think in need around you or in your local community.

Maybe really have some point on other point of view but do they really allow that to happen? Some language doesn't have their own local board yet so for sure this plan to created a sub section intended for gambling health discussion or anything would get approved. There's a lot of way to talk about this and maybe they admins or mods would say that it is enough already.

But if they can make this plan to happen then this is good idea actually since it can make people easily locate that board to seek for a topic that can possible help them regarding on the issue they are facing especially on gambling addiction which they are heavily bringing.

Your concept meets an unseen need in the gambling community: a place to learn and share responsible gambling. We agree that gambling is a complicated interaction of emotions, decisions, and consequences. So let's start with a topic or sub-board where veterans and beginners provide advice and caution. Creating a culture of accountability and support goes beyond education. Here, myths are refuted and hard facts balance gambling's appeal

New gambler Anna enters the world of gambling. She uses this thread as a compass. Her guiding stars are Tom's stories of balancing and learning the hard way. This forum is a classroom, support group, and reality check. Game-changer. This topic can become a responsible gambling movement. Act on it, not simply think about it. The change in gambling perception and behavior could be huge. Responsible gambling should be the norm

We gamblers talks about gambling addiction everyday, its like something we must do for the safety of other begginers, so I don't think we need any sub board for becoming a responsible gambler, what I am pretty sure of is that gambler who are starting their journey with no actual experinece about gambling is highly expose to getting addicted compare to someone who fully understand the dangers awaiting them, they will play safer compare to someone who knows nothing.

Another crazy thing is if the beginner play his first game and win, such person can easily lose his mind in gambling, they will make up their minds that gambling is the way and people don't just know it, or they might believe that gambling choose them as someone special.

So far, too many people have bad stories to share about gambling and out of a thousand gambler only a hundred must have win a lot more than they win, majority of gamblers are not doing so well, they have high expectations which makes them to gamble anyhow and lose money, as a beginner please know that the house always win, be careful how you risk your money.