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That will be the smartest move rather than keeping it a secret to yourself and risk getting addicted without anyone knowing. Aside from that, that someone will know if you already need some help without you telling them and we certainly don't need to share it along with a large group because in most instances, they will just share it without thinking twice. In the first place, we should be aware also about our spending habits so that we won't lose the funds that we don't intend to lose.
Yes, that way we will feel happy if we share or tell other people the experiences we have in gambling, even if we win or lose, it could be that the experience we get will provide an example or lesson for other people in gambling. .
Yes, that's right, we need to control ourselves and manage the money we earn to gamble again, because we also need to use that money for our daily needs, if we use it again for gambling then we must be prepared to lose it all.
If gambling can be conducted within control then there is no harm if others know about the gambling. But an unruly gambler will be reprimanded when he shares his gambling with others. He will lose his appreciation. Gambling can be shared with people who like or have good experience with gambling. They can at least teach a gambler the pros and cons. And family is not a problem for those who can control themselves. But I think it is better to keep the gambling secret. If there is a big win then that can be shared. But the news of a big defeat will generally be taken negatively by everyone.
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Therefore, someone will choose the right person to tell about gambling, because everyone has their own views about gambling, and in my opinion, if someone plays gambling in a good and wise way, in my opinion he is a professional gambler because he has previously know how to gamble.
And what I know about professional gamblers is that they bet carefully and play calmly and relaxed so that they can control themselves when gambling and they