Topic: What Can Be Done To Reduce Gambling Related Issues Like Suicide etc? - page 2. (Read 651 times)

This doesnt really only limit into gambling problem situations but in overall things that could really affect you hardly specially on your emotions + your mental state.If you are a type of person whose weak
and really that impulsive when it comes to these things then you might really be ending up on suicide.

There are people who arent really good on handling out their emotions specially on the time where big problems had been experiencing. If you couldnt bare up the stress or the feeling on being down
then you would really be thinking up on getting your life.

This do really involved on mental and emotional state which is something that you do need to overcome and adjust accordingly.Be adaptive and be not that too
sensitive so that you wont really be thinking up this way.

a teen gambling for just a month will already seeing himself making money out of it. it can become a complex problem when they get addicted and parents have no idea because parents thinks they are just playing online games and with the good influence crowd. teens won't tell it to their parents either that they actually gambling.

and this is why suicide help is not working for these kind of people because they are already judged when someone knows they are gambling even their parents. hard to treat the addiction when its on their system since their younger days. a constant monitor to kids will be an option assort of gambling addiction prevention.

That's right suicide cannot be linked to any particular habit or anything you do for fun, suicide is your mental state that makes you aggressive and extreme about any particular thing in life.  Gambling is something people do for fun, yes sometimes that can go over board and you loose huge amount in Gambling but that doesn't mean you should end your life, like I said before it's your mental state that makes you depressed and low and makes you feel like now its your end and there is no solution to this problem which in real life is impossible as all problems comes with a solution. 
Everyone should have balance and mental stability in their life to avoid such issues.

I’ve never thought of suicide as a gambling related issue. I think there has to be more going on in someone’s life than losing a game in order to push them over the edge. In fact, I’d have to think you’re going through some serious issues to gamble to the point it would have an effect on your life. I think if you are noticing negative repercussions from your gambling habits, you should find another source of entertainment. 

IMO I think the parents has a lot to do in the control of their children. These days every body want to make money or maximize the avenue for profit and we go all out to take out profit from the public because of the economic realities and the casino houses are part of this whole inflation and hyperinflation situation which they also have to meet up with payment of bills, salaries and other miscellaneous. So to say gambling ads should be banned so as to protect the under aged it means the casinos will have to be shooting themselves while they also have to pay bills like the parents who are doing their own business as well. Therefore, it goes down to parenting. Parents should teach their children what they want them to know and stop them from knowing what they don't want them to know.

Your idea is good mate and anyone can accept that but at what means can we engage the whole gamblers together to pass such information on them or make an awareness, consider how big the community we all lived in is, we have different people with different backgrounds and diversified opinions and professional interest, sone don't even like gambling while some do, but can the whole Casinos come together and effect this together or we should rely on the role of government in making such awareness for gambling Casinos.

In my opinion there is no effective way to reduce or eliminate gambling and foster addiction, and there is no reason because of advertising or anything because they can find it.
and what must be done is self-awareness and awareness that gambling is harmful to health and finances, and the influential role is that families must look after each other and also control each other. Choose a relationship that is not gambling and there is no curiosity when there are advertisements or anything related to gambling and gambling from yourself, therefore you must think and be aware before doing it.

It is a person's prerogative to understand the risk of gambling right from the beginning. There should be self-control and self-discipline so the gambling addiction case won't get worse. Even if there would be programs and ads that would helo and warn gamblers about the risks of gambling addiction if a person won't put limitations and will abuse gambling, it can really result in worse situations.
If a gambler is experiencing depression because of falling deeply into a gambling addiction, seeking professional help will be the first thing that he should do. Asking for their family's help and comfort will also ease his trouble.
Falling into gambling addiction is actually a personal choice so if a person has fallen into it, he should also have the determination to rise and move forward.

I think the best way to reduce gambling related health issues (also meaning mental health issues) is to understand how gambling can cause an addiction in the first place. It is possible to gamble without becoming addicted. But only if you know how to avoid the addiction traps. And once you learn how to avoid them, thats 99% of the problem solved. Because almost all of these issues arise from gambling addictions.

The act of gambling releases dopamine. Just like with drugs. In order not to become addicted to gambling your brain needs to avoid creating a connection between the dopamine release and the act of gambling as a reward for winning.

So easiest way: after you win a sum of money that makes you feel very happy and excited, you walk away from gambling and distract yourself with something else while that feeling wears off. I recommend at least a few days break.

1. Ban gambling.
2. Ask for full KYC, video verification and live video.
3. Give a free rehabilitation and consultation for the addicts.

I believe this will reduce gambling related issues, but at the same time most people will really hate this because they're want to gamble and doesn't want to submit KYC. But it's what it's, there's no other good way to reduce gambling related issues except this three suggestion.

The title of this thread reminds me about a real story that had just happened to one of my neighbors few weeks ago.
There was one someone I know who decided to do suicide because of financial problem as the effect of losing in online gambling too much.
Before the death, he lost all what he own including car and house to pay for his debt, basically he owned some money left after he sold all what he own but unfortunately he used the rest to gamble again and lost it all.
After that he took other loans and lost it all again, a week later he the scary moment happened as he was found death in his parent's house.
Based on the story, he found online gambling not because of gambling ads but he found it because of his community (not a gambling community).
This story prove that banning gambling ads wont really affect because people may find about gambling without ads.

Of course the government can contribute to this kind of problem, if in their country legalized gambling then it is very difficult to prevent it, only within the family can help it, because gambling sites around the world attract people in secret, making their families not know what they are doing , there are several characteristics of people who play gambling, some are fanatical, some are just playing for fun, this is difficult to prevent if a gambling fan is fanatical about playing gambling, it's like taking medicine three times a day while playing gambling, of course it will be risky when experiencing prolonged defeat, especially if you are already in debt it is truly fatal, in making decisions and what to do is wrong.

I'd rather look for a busy life besides gambling, at least the life that is carried out is not focused on gambling alone, at least farming or refreshing reduces fatigue at work that is done every day, maybe one of the most appropriate solutions in my opinion, it all goes back to that person, want make changes or not...

  - First, once a person is addicted to gambling, it will be really difficult for him to get rid of this habit. Because the only thought of a gambling addict is to make a lot of money and so on.

Especially in today's era where online casinos are widespread, whether it is a cryptocurrency or not, anyone can play anywhere in the world, as long as you have internet access, anyone can gamble immediately.

But, indeed, your own family will still contribute a lot to changing your addiction to gambling as long as we also help ourselves of course.

I am curious.
how big is the percentage, the death rate due to gambling in a country, especially the UK and when compared to suicide cases caused by other factors. This is quite confusing for me, is it just because of a gambling advertisement that someone can do things that are out of bounds by ending their life.
I agree that gambling advertisements should be limited especially so as not to be of concern to minors. however, I believe this is not only related to advertising, but to the human resources themselves.

This topic is good for our discussion, and at the same time can enlighten someone so they don't do silly things.
I tell you a little, before I got married. I am familiar with gambling, whether land, online or traditional. At that time I did not have a good understanding, so I unconsciously became a gambling addict. however, it never crossed my mind to end my life because I lost a bet. I've had some annoyances like you wrote in this thread, financial problems, poor performance at work. however, don't do anything stupid.

So, what I want to say here. if we think it's bad, then what will happen is bad. if we consider it fun and entertainment, then it will be fun. That is, one must have understanding and a sense of responsibility. if it is owned, especially as a self-control.
someone will avoid addiction let alone do something ridiculous.

I think that any form of gambling under the influence is a very dangerous situation and should be prevented as much as possible. It doesn't matter if it's the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication, any substance that changes our mind should not be used while gambling. When it comes to gambling we need a clear mind to properly evaluate the risk, otherwise we are in danger to lose large sums of money and even worse become addicted to gambling. This doesn't mean that clean people can't become addicted to gambling, but I think the chances are much higher. Unfortunately can a casino not find out if a gambler is intoxicated or not, this has to be our own control. Something that could help would be to have more Hotlines where people in trouble can call and get advice. It would be best to have former gambling addicts themselves to work at these Hotlines, they could give a much better advice for someone who is struggling. Also it feels much more sincere to talk with someone who has experienced what you are going through than psychologist without any experience in gambling. It's one thing to understand the academics and make a theoretical approach and something completely different for a person to have lived through it.

Proper education and training about gambling should be done to teach people about reasonable and moderate gambling like the gamblers should be taught about age limits and extent of gambling done at the time .
Proper check and balance should be done related to gambling to reduce suicide rates and issues that people are facing in gambling.

Yes, that's one solution. But I've said that if it gets too much or means that the situation has gotten worse and even if there's family support for that gambler, it doesn't help anymore.

And that situation even makes sense for them. They should seek professional help from the experts that I've mentioned. Because there are no better people that can help them mend that addiction they've got and solve their problems but only them.

Education is really the main key. When people are educated and understand well that gambling is an entertainment business then everyone can act in a mature way and bettors will be more responsible.

The real problem occurs when people without a deep understanding become addicted to gambling. Rich or poor it makes a little difference because rich people can also bet big. When gambling problems become a trend then that will be the time authorities need to act to protect its citizens. Government interventions might depend on certain levels. Of course, a total ban is not an immediate action since the gambling industry pays a lot of money to governments. Generally, developing and poor countries have a lower percentage of educated citizens and they will be the most susceptible to gambling problems.

We cannot forget that gambling is a human phenomenon: it tends to attract people with addictive personalities, especially those individuals who go for excitement and risk. Gambling addiction and gambling problems are serious issues that can have long lasting consequences on those who suffer from them. However, not everyone who gambles suffers from gambling addiction, and these issues can be prevented and treated with the right help. The key to reducing the number of people affected by gambling problems is to raise awareness about the issue and promote responsible gambling practices.

I think the first step to reducing gambling problems is to recognize the signs of gambling addiction and the best way to reduce the number of people affected by gambling problems is to make sure they are aware of the risks. This can be accomplished through public education campaigns, which can cover topics such as how to spot a gambling addiction and how to avoid becoming addicted. Although many people may see gambling as a harmless pastime, it can have devastating effects on those who suffer from addictions and compulsive behaviors. In addition, it's important for people who suffer from gambling addiction or problem gambling issues to seek help before their problem gets worse. If you think that you or someone you know may have an addiction, it's important to seek help as soon as possible. There are many treatment options available.

One, suicides aren't solely due to gambling, there are a lot of factors that can influence it. Now if we were to limit it to suicides solely due to gambling, I'd consider it wouldn't really have any effect. A ban wouldn't really stop people deep into the gambling hole. Here's an example, a crazy person wouldn't necessarily stop being delirious if you were to suddenly bound him right? A cure is needed, not a stopgap

If banning was all it needed, then countries would've done so with cigarettes, alcohol, and other vices. The government and a lot of anti-gambling orgs have probably tried spreading awareness of gambling time and time again, but since the population their trying to affect is too great, it isn't really that effective. One-on-one therapy probably exists but it costs money, and the initiative has to start with the gambler themselves, so it isn't really an option.

I'd rather help people by teaching them proper gambling habits instead. If they want to gamble then do so, but at least they'd know what the limits are.