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Yes, that is the best advice. But we know people who are used to gambling won't follow his advice or at least if they do, they can play slots another day
And I agree with reducing gambling time and of course, always limiting the amount of money used for gambling. That will save us from facing a lot of losses because, with a little money, we will only stop when the money runs out. But it would be a different story if we deposited some more money into the gambling account so we could continue playing. And that will only make us lose even more money.
Yes, that is the best advice. But we know people who are used to gambling won't follow his advice or at least if they do, they can play slots another day
And I agree with reducing gambling time and of course, always limiting the amount of money used for gambling. That will save us from facing a lot of losses because, with a little money, we will only stop when the money runs out. But it would be a different story if we deposited some more money into the gambling account so we could continue playing. And that will only make us lose even more money.
Yeah, I think one good way of looking at it is simply trying out say 30 days without gambling and instead using the same amount of money you spent gambling the last 30 days in something else that you enjoy.
It could be going to a restaurant, a movie, a trip, whatever, and pay it with the money you instead would have gambled away.
I'm sure you will feel better after those 30 days.