What I know is that it is not easy to control or help someone that is already an addict and we must try our best to let them know that gambling addiction is something that can be stop with the help of both parties. If a gambler is not ready to stop or too sluggish to put some certains to an end and help to set up a boundary then things is not going to work out well. It is obviously hard for a person to stop gambling when he is already addicted, the best thing to do is to help him reduce the addiction before putting an end to it.
It is not easy to help them cure those already addicted to gambling, let alone a severe gambling addiction. But as long as we consistently want to help him stop gambling and leave it for good, we must keep trying. And with the strong will of the addicted gambler to stop gambling coupled with our efforts to help them, they will be cured of their gambling addiction. It is only a matter of time for us to be successful in helping him to recover from his gambling addiction, and this must be taken seriously to achieve the desired results. Never give up before we try our best to help him, and the gambling addict must also try his best to recover.
I believe that in any conflicts and misunderstandings within the family or in friendship, or even with colleagues at work, conversation helps. Any problem can be solved if each person is honest and open with others, and most importantly with himself. Just say whatever's on your mind:
"I really have problems in order to stop thinking about the game,"
"And I seriously think that I need to invest a little more in games, and there will be a result,"
"I don't want to do anything, because I feel that there is nothing more important than gambling, because they can solve my problem."
It is such phrases that show that a person experiencing problems with the game is aware of his problem, and is ready to try to get rid of it, will be cured.