Quote from: Oilacris on February 16, 2024, 07:14:49 AM

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Quote from: JahriMeayer on February 16, 2024, 04:03:40 AM

Gambling regularly will make a person addicted into it. If you keep doing a work daily then after sometime his conscious mind accept this fact and build a mentality base on these facts which will directly/indirectly command your mind to continue that things daily even in upcoming days. Thus it turns into a strong habit and you have to suffer whenever you want to get out of it. And when you found that you don't have enough money for gambling but as you already decided & build such mentality to gambling regularly, then And will be in troubles. Even there will be chance to involve yourself in unusual activities because of managing money for gambling. So it will be better not to gambling Daily

Gambling every day is not all that wrong, depending on the motives of the gambler. Not every gambler has this lack of control, they're many who has a daily limit for their gambling. We all do not care about the addiction due to our daily involvement in gambling. Gamblers and addiction have a thin line, and those who get addicted seem to be the daily participants who has no limit. If all daily participants were addicts, that means the world would have recorded the highest number of addictions. Lots of daily gamblers has no addiction whatsoever, because they still watch themselves, to be sure of not going extra mile or beyond their limit. Like any other habit, there are limitations to all that. The problem remains that most gamblers get carried away and forget to focus on their strategies. It's always difficult to make it out of addiction. Hence, they continue to play uncontrollably, until the problem worsens. Then everyone around him would think he got addicted because of his daily gambling activity.

•Spending only the amount you allocated and never goes beyond that
•Gambling for fun
•Doesnt compromise other things like time on your family and other priorities

If you do able to still maintain these things then i dont see for gambling to be dangerous or something that would really be risky for someone to deal with.
It is really just that there are really people who do forget about their priorities and important things in life because they are focusing too much on how much they have lost in gambling.
If they wont really be that too impulsive or losing their composure then i dont really see any issues in regarding to this.
Therefore it would be just that depending on someones approach and actions towards it.

It's a personal move, the gambler needs to be careful and follow the rightful steps to help maintain his bank roll. If a gambler plays every day without going against his methods and being cautious of how he wagers money, he wouldn't face many troubles. The problems only double when the player doesn't care about working on his self-control. Which happens constantly with many gambling newbies. They end up getting on the wrong track of the game. Thereby losing out lots of money trying to win big, by playing each day. Some of them still go as far as telling other people about the importance of gambling every day. Without opening up to them on the need to stay careful and wager with limits. One can't be spending recklessly every single day and not face a hard time with managing his funds. Nothing is wrong with being a daily gambler, if the gambler limits himself on fund and time. He'd, the gambler, will need the ability to determine how long he spends gambling and the amount of money he wagers. Maintaining that amount is also important.