That's right, that method is really not recommended, borrowing money just to gamble is the most reckless way in my opinion, how can they have that kind of mindset or way out to realize their desire to gamble, while on the other hand as you said that gambling is nothing more than a profit - profit activity. That method will only add a lot of problems, that's for sure because obviously if it turns out that you lose then you will be confused about how to replace the money you have borrowed, and after that there seems to be no other way except to borrow again to other people to cover the previous debt.
In my opinion, usually people like that are none other than because their level of addiction is so high that they cannot consider anything they will do. Yes that's right buddy, so it's true that self-control is very important, because that's the only thing that might help them to be able to control and consider every decision they will choose. Setting an amount that will not be a problem if you end up losing is better, rather than you putting a large amount but the end result is still losing.
Gambling with borrowed money? No way. It leads to failure. Borrow money, gamble, lose - what next? You're in debt. Gambling losses add to debt. The cycle is hard to break
Complex psychology underlies gambling addiction. Not simply the excitement of the win, but the illusion of control and the assumption that the next wager will be the big win. However, gambling chances are always against you. The house is winning-oriented. Their business survives that way
It doesn't make sense does it? yes I also never thought why someone could have such a mindset, of course it is a very silly action, although I can't blame but try to be more realistic in seeing this gambling. If you really want to borrow for other emergency needs for the benefit of your life and get out it's no problem and go ahead because there are benefits that you will get, but if you borrow with the aim of allocating to gambling I think it's really a ridiculous act, how can you be so sure of the final result? Of course as usual that the casino has made a system so that losing always dominates and winning only happens occasionally, everyone has proven and that is the fact why now many people are in a cycle of addiction.
Yes, psychology is the basis of a person's addiction, and besides that, the driving force is in terms of hope and opportunities in gambling that make them continue to think the same that someday they will be able to get a victory to restore the defeat in the previous time. Basically what makes the system is the casino and the casino wants you to lose because your defeat is an advantage for them, so in my opinion by understanding that alone it is very clear that no matter how hard you try to get a win, the final result is usually not as expected.
So, the answer? The key is self-control. You need rules. Set a gambling budget you can lose without ruining your life. Commit to it. No matter what. Discipline and risk management are key. Gambling should be fun, not profitable. When money enters involved, you're in danger
The casino has set us up through the system they created, they wash our mindset until finally addiction, and there is nothing else that can prevent that from happening is like you said self-control and some other restrictions, we must be able to create our own rules for the good of ourselves in particular so as not to overdo it and for the way is that there is nothing else but just self-control and full responsibility for everything you will do. It is better to put a small amount, the point is that if you do lose then you will not experience mental and psychological stress, and also with that you will not enter a very bad addiction phase.