Every form of gambling produces its own addicted players. Those traditional gamblers have access to traditional gambling, and as such, they can only get addicted to gambling in those places.
So those who have access to online casinos are game lovers and are also likely to get addicted to online gambling; it's common that way, and it's easier to even notice them.
But the most common one that one can come across these days are those traditional gambling addicts. They are everywhere, especially in those areas that have a series of gambling shops around them. You can easily identify them as they are part of the regular faces you must see every single day.
But one thing I notice about addiction is that someone doesn't get addicted because they are gambling; they get addicted because even without getting involved in gambling, they might have some underlying psychological issues that have something to do with decision-making. Even if it's not gambling in some aspect of life, if they have access to it, they can still get addicted.
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#TBT Topic: OP (quote):" don't know if this has been discussed before or not"
The context changes but the theme is the same, in fact a common pattern that I notice is that they always express themselves in the third person.
You must consider that the person who becomes addicted may be symptomatic, that is, they are prone to addictions regardless of the type of game, they even have a compulsive history in other areas, that is, they are sick, it is a physiological condition.
On other hand, there is the player who can regenerate and who, consequently, with help and treatment, can get out of the hole and equally there is no prediction or certainty that determines which tyoe gambling is the trigger for the situation.
It all depends on the environment in which you gambler, there are people who become addicted to horse betting, but it is simply because it is what they have access to, it is actually irrelevant, since if you are addicted, consequently you will become addicted.
So as I always say, pay for a specialist to determine if you are prone to addiction and don't let gambling determine it.
#TBT Topic: OP (quote):" don't know if this has been discussed before or not"
The context changes but the theme is the same, in fact a common pattern that I notice is that they always express themselves in the third person.
You must consider that the person who becomes addicted may be symptomatic, that is, they are prone to addictions regardless of the type of game, they even have a compulsive history in other areas, that is, they are sick, it is a physiological condition.
On other hand, there is the player who can regenerate and who, consequently, with help and treatment, can get out of the hole and equally there is no prediction or certainty that determines which tyoe gambling is the trigger for the situation.
It all depends on the environment in which you gambler, there are people who become addicted to horse betting, but it is simply because it is what they have access to, it is actually irrelevant, since if you are addicted, consequently you will become addicted.
So as I always say, pay for a specialist to determine if you are prone to addiction and don't let gambling determine it.
It's the games in the traditional casinos that are more addicting because a player has more interaction with real people. You could talk to fellow gamblers who can eventually become your friends. I think it's the interaction with people that makes gamblers come back and you get to share experiences on table games.
The online casino games will be the second since you are offered unlimited rewards, and you can win big up to the jackpot especially the slot. But even in offline casinos, the slot is already addictive.
I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.
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