Even if you give so big details,the gambler will always play gambling until he is not finish his bankroll. So in simple words everyone know about it even then they gamble
That's right. The only mindset of gamblers is to gamble and bet for what will give them happiness. For me, gamblers takes no consequencies on their actions because this is what their life is.
No. Not all. Not all who play gambling has posses that mindset, most gamblers are playing gambling is because they wanted to earn a profit but that does not mean they will not stop until they become rich or until they still have a balance on their stash . Of course most of the gamblers are verry secure , they already secure their winnings if ever they win something.
Every gamblers have a different mindset. Some are playing for fun and some are playing for profit. Id say im one of those who gamble for profit because if whenever i won a single bet , i then stop and quit gambling in order to secure my profit. Same as when i loose , i then quit if ever i loose on a single round.
Anyone who is playing gambling because they want to make money will always find it very hard to know when they have made enough to stop and not want to keep playing further since the idea they have is to make tons of it anyway and may be set themselves up for life.
Every gambler have their own mindset and sure we may have those who can easily control themselves, but based on what you have said which is only centered on expecting to win and winning, how about expecting to win and losing, how do you intend to control yourself in that way. There are two sides to every coin, so it is necessary to always look at the possibilities.
There are people who have the opportunity to make huge amounts of money through gambling. But because of the immense greed, once there is a chance to quit with a large number of wins, instead of stopping they keep betting until all the winning moneys come back to the casino. I watched on some sites when it happened and really it was a very fatal mistake from a gambler. Self control indeed very important!