Quote from: summonerrk on Today at 01:07:44 PM

Quote from: Lorence.xD on September 22, 2023, 03:21:27 PM

Everyone can imagine why someone would hit the slot machines in a casino - the player might not get the image needed to complete the combination. And the big win passed him by. This way you can get into financial problems almost simply due to your stupidity and imbalance.
But slot machines are the property of the casino, and if you break them, you can let off steam, but then you will have to pay a huge amount for them. And in casinos there are always cameras, and it will be easy to find a rowdy person, so this is a very bad way to calm down or try to influence the situation. Therefore, it is better to leave the casino and give free rein to your emotions and feelings.
The casino is a very emotional place, and there you can lose everything what you’ve earned in your life, or get a "life change".

Hitting slot machines? It's completely insane (and fun too). You're not risk yourself; you're also making matters far worse. Casinos are not only passive . Every move and every second is recorded by cameras. Do you believe that you can smash their property and get away with it? lol

Responsible gaming is more than just a word; it's just important. Knowing where to draw the line is important. The excitement, the rush, and the high are all intrinsic to the game. But it should continue to be treated as a game. A pastime, not an obsession that destroys your life. Tossing away all of your accomplishments at random? Devastating. For what purpose? A "life change" that is more frequently a negative spiral than a real benefit? A waste of time.

Still, when done responsibly and in moderation, gambling can be a fun way to kill time. But you should always be mindful of the dangers. Step back, take a breather, and if it stops being fun, just walk away. Tongue