Quote from: Youngkhngdiddy on Today at 02:56:23 PM

Quote from: Renampun on Today at 10:09:31 AM

Every gambler is actually required to have good and thorough preparation before playing, they must be well aware and know when it is time to place a bet and stop betting, in anticipation of the possibility of going wrong in the gambling game that is being played.

many gamblers go bankrupt in gambling, it's not all the fault of the gambling games they play, but because the person is not able to control themselves well and make decisions wisely, remember that gambling is like psychological warfare, if you are not able to control yourself then you lost.

Once you realize you enjoy gambling too much they are few things you need to understand; gambling is not a physical addiction but a mental one, gambling is a compulsion, it causes mental disease, it can also cause social issues. Both privately or geographically. It is important to start understanding what drives one towards gambling in some cases it was mostly; boredom, stress and unhappiness. Once you realize that and you accept it you already on a significant path to be able to deal with it. Some people won’t want to accept that they are gambling addict, but they are deeply engulfed in it and can’t stop. Even when they try they still go back to it in the slightest chance they get. There’s no crime or shame in accepting the flaw it will help tackle or stop the habit. Be prepared to deal with relapses as it will happen treat it as learning moment, but be honest and try to avoid the situation in the future.
When your out of control, gambling can slowly peal off the layers of what was important to you without even realizing what happened. The first thing you must realize is that you can’t get rich gambling. Gambling will always be a 50/50 chance and winning is not guarantee or sure. Challenge yourself, not everyone pays their bill on time. Work on shaping up your financial life. Set a few goals, if you make them, you will get the same rush you did in gambling. A win is a win. Then you will find it easier to stay on the same track. Focus on what you want and find another direction to try and achieve it. Gambling is recreational, you don’t get rich. I’m a small bettor and I usually grind out a small profit at the end of the season. It’s usually enough to take vacation somewhere. My risk is low and I don’t force plays just for action.

Your knowledge of gambling addiction's roots is excellent. Yes, it's a mental compulsion that explores our emotional vulnerabilities - boredom, stress, and dissatisfaction. It's more than throwing dice or pressing a slot lever - it's a yearning. This is the crucial question: Why is acceptance so hard for many? Why do people deny everything when they're about to lose it? It's time folks face their demons and admit their problems.

I completely agree with your view of gambling as a hobby rather than a means to wealth. People must realize there's no jackpot at the end of this rainbow. The cycle of wins and loses, highs and lows continues. Financial stability, planning, and control are the ultimate joys. Real-life goals are worth more than a win. Let your adrenaline kicks come from real-world challenges and triumphs. Always remember the house win.