Yeah, I agree. When we're saying things like be responsible in gambling, it's actually easy to say but when you're dealt with the reality then that's when it's hard to deal with it. It's not just gambling that you push you to do more but it is your own decision that picks up the situation that you have to gamble and continue even if you've got almost nothing left anymore.

The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.