Quote from: Westinhome on December 03, 2023, 10:50:42 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on December 03, 2023, 10:23:51 PM

Greed is one primary evil that needs to be defeated by all gamblers, this is because many at times, the negative reports of cases of gambling addictions all start from the gambler's inability to control their greed and also put them in control and check, so many time, the gambler just play based on his feeling and expectation from the games and this expectation can be sometimes misleading.

Because for a gambler who already made a decent winning, to now want to continue gambling with the expectation of that he will make more winnings, this will only lead him to multiple losses which if not controlled could be called a deformity since their mental balance is not near accurate to discover that, gambling shouldn't be taken seriously.

The greed was the cancer of gambling sites,the people who get addicted to the gambling site will suffer from the greedy.The reason was the gambler will loss huge money in the gambling site due to bad luck.So he get more greedy in the gambling site to recover their complete loss from the gambling site.The gamblers who had enough money can use the part of money in the gambling sites,if the loss was reflected he need to pause the game.

The gambler should wait till the mindset of the gambler was become normal,So the gambler are no need to get greedy for their old loss in the gambling site.No one can predict the game of gambler on a particular day,he may win or loss.

Gambling is a psychological game with yourself as well as a financial one. This test requires discipline, risk evaluation, and emotional control. Isn't greed in gambling more about failing to handle these characteristics than gambling itself? Greed is an issue when it blinds us to chances and risks. To resist greed and respect gambling's uncertainty, you must adopt a mindset. Your suggestion about pausing after a loss to reestablish a normal mindset is crucial. For some, the line between hobby and addiction is dangerously thin. Beyond waiting until one feels normal, one must understand why they gamble. Excitement, escape, or something else? This reflection can be more useful than a halt. We often focus on finances, but emotional and psychological factors are also important. The goal is to have a healthy, controlled, and most crucially self-aware gambling relationship. Aren't these the true challenges for everybody who enjoys this traditional pastime?