Quote from: ethereumhunter on February 19, 2020, 03:03:53 PM

Quote from: doomistake on February 18, 2020, 06:34:00 PM

Quote from: Darker45 on February 15, 2020, 09:33:51 AM

2. If you gamble because you are looking for money, quit, you will not find it there.

I agree with this one, because the more you are chasing or finding something, the more it will keep distant to you, for example, the more you insist to play in gambling after so many losses, profits would become more out of your reach because you are out of control, you are just playing with pure frustration without any plans or strategy to win back all of you losses.

The key here is always take a break, think something new, and if you are trying something new to you, always gamble with a very few amount of money that you could afford to lose so there would be no regrets even if you lose.

Yes, we need to cut the process so we can take a breath for a while. We cannot force ourselves to chase the winning in gambling because that is far away from us. The luck will not come to the wrong person, and it will need the right time to comes, so no matter how hard we try, we will not succeed.

We need to realize the fact that gambling is not for making money, and if somehow, you can make money from gambling, that is because your luck comes to you. Taking a break will help you to understand the situations and realize that we use gambling to have fun only.

This is a common mistake people tend to commit. They think of gambling as a get rich scheme. Partly it is also because of how gambling is asvertised to the general public that makes them think it is an easy way to get rich. And since you'll only realise the mistake you have made when you are already there, people see this as a no turning back point and they just commit to gambling even if they have doubts over it. Which is not only wrong, it is also dangerous for you. So one thing that both the gambling industry and the patrons can do is to put a disclaimer stating that gambling is not a get rich scheme but a mere pasttime.