Quote from: klidex on Today at 11:36:53 AM

Quote from: maydna on December 21, 2023, 04:07:28 PM

But successful gamblers also need skills, and they even learn new skills to be able to win. Even though learning new skills takes time, they are willing to spend the time to improve the skills needed to gamble to win. And we have to know that when he learns new skills, he can still control himself in gambling because he knows that it is important for him to maintain.

We also don't know for sure whether successful gamblers are among those who are addicted to gambling. But they don't seem to be addicted to gambling because they have better self-control than most gamblers, and they also know what to do if something doesn't go as they expected. Those who are successful in gambling can remain in control while gambling without having the desire to chase after winnings if they win because they know it will only make them forget themselves.

Successful gamblers still need skills to be able to achieve good luck. In fact both of these are important roles for truly successful gamblers, and yes, successful gamblers who play based on skills will continue to hone their abilities to deepen their skills so that their predictions or strategies can be right, it is not easy for someone to deepen them. If you are too lazy to hone your skills, successful gamblers will need a long time to get the results they are getting now.

Successful gamblers can be called addicts and it can also be said not, they use gambling to make a profit, which means if they continue to gamble and always win, they can be called addicted because gambling is part of their life. But it can be called no because they can still control it gambling which means an addiction that can be controlled by oneself Grin

Skill and luck are essential to successful gambling. I believe gambling skill development is like any other high-level pursuit, requiring devotion and work. The goal of skill improvement is personal growth and mastery, not merely winning.

The concept of addiction is complicated. Some successful gamblers incorporate gambling into their life, but is this addiction? Not always, I argue. Control is crucial. Gambling sensibly, without sacrificing other elements of life, is not an addiction.

To promote healthy gambling, promote responsibility. Gambling should be fun, not addictive. Gambling should be fun, not harmful, thus encourage discipline and self-awareness.