Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 05:02:41 AM

Quote from: zuzie on Today at 04:51:58 AM

Actually, gamblers who have had thoughts like that for a long time, friend, but in reality cannot completely stop gambling, it could be said that they are already addicted to the gambling games they play.
It's true that when you win or lose, it's true that someone should stop gambling at the right time, but it's not easy for someone to do that. By controlling themselves in gambling, they will slowly reduce their gambling and prevent major risks from occurring in the gambler's life.

If they can't stop gambling, it seems they have started to become addicted to gambling. It will become more difficult if they do not try to control themselves but instead gamble more often because they can become more seriously addicted to gambling. They must be able to realize that they have started to become addicted to gambling, so they should not gamble for too long to reduce their gambling activities.

Winning and losing can make someone return to gambling because the temptation to get more wins or to recover their losses will come. And that will make them want to keep gambling even though they have experienced loss before. That's where we have to realize that it is difficult to stop gambling, but if they have a strong desire to stop gambling, they can stop gambling on time.

That's right, people who are addicted to gambling must immediately realize that they are in a very worrying situation, meaning they will continue gambling until all their money is gone. Wouldn't it be very sad if that actually happened to someone?

It is true that the temptation to gamble is very powerful if we are tempted repeatedly, and this triggers greed in a person to win, by gambling continuously then every thought is chasing victory and chasing defeat, and if he doesn't immediately realize it. . then it will become more dangerous for him, and regret will come after everything falls apart and all his money is lost.