Quote from: Hamphser on December 05, 2023, 12:57:36 PM

Quote from: delfastTions on December 05, 2023, 08:02:58 AM

Quote from: Hamphser on December 03, 2023, 07:59:13 PM

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Gambling could really mess up someone's life if you won't really be that careful in regarding with your decisions on which gambling should really just that for fun and not for income making.

As for those parades showing those kind of realistic scenarios then it's a good way of showing about those results if they won't really be that careful towards gambling and the actions they are making.Showing in public does might open someone's eye and make them realized but it's true that there would be people who would be curious.

It is absolutely true that gambling can even ruin a person's life.
But not all people are so gambling and reckless when they see that they are not succeeding in winning big money while playing, that they still retain the ability to stop in time and not continue playing. But of course, some players can be said to simply lose their minds and control over their actions, and that moment when the adrenaline from the game rages in his blood and clouds his brain and the player stops thinking logically at all. There really is a danger of developing a gambling addiction. But it seems to me that a person with a sufficiently strong will and abilities of even average self-control is not very susceptible to such a development of events. It seems to me that only one out of ten average gamblers can actually potentially become a gambling addict, and in the disease stage.
Fortunately, most players still simply get emotions and pleasure from the games and this does not bring any negative consequences. Well, of course, if you don’t count the lost money, which, as is commonly accepted, can be considered simply payment for the pleasure received from the game.

People are really that different to each other on which it is really that there are ones who are really that who could be able to control and there are ones who cant and this is why on the time that people would be able to deal up with gambling then its up to them whether they would really be tolerating their greed or would really be mindful when it comes to their financial status and wont really be that easily be spending up tons
in gambling. Good thing about on these parades on which it is really that good to see that they are really showing off about on what are the potential problems that a certain gambler would really be able to experience
if they would really be letting themselves spending up too much money on it.

Good thing if you do able to learn up with those parades and make out some realization but actually you could really be able to learn on your own
with just having some common sense.

Another key issue in the process of involving a person in gambling is, of course, whether he has enough free time. If a person is forced to work long and hard to have money for living, he has practically no time left for gambling in such a number of hours that he can turn into a gambling addict at the stage of the disease. Thus, it can be argued that, as a rule, only those people who have a lot of free time can become addicted to gambling. There may be exceptions to this rule, but I don't think there are very many of them.