Quote from: leonair on March 14, 2024, 07:53:31 AM

Quote from: Rabata on March 14, 2024, 04:53:18 AM

Every gambler wants to maintain privacy while gambling. He tries not to let anyone else know about his gambling. There are many reasons for this. In public I have seen many people who do not like gambling but when I come to know about their gambling they open up to me about concealment of gambling for various reasons. I initially shared my gambling with everyone but it had a huge negative impact on my gambling life. I learned from there and tried to keep gambling matters under wraps as much as I could. Online gambling platforms have been able to keep such secrets from gamblers. If gambling can be conducted without knowing anyone I think it is better to do so. After all, if there is a big problem due to different information, then it is not bad to inform a specific person.

Privatization of gambling is very important because gambling is known as a bad addiction and cannot be accepted as a good thing in society and family because gambling destroys people's financial condition. So gambling should always be done as fun and this matter should always be kept secret so that no one knows about your gambling. You will never be blamed by your family and you will be known as an innocent person in the eyes of the society.

While some individuals consider gambling to be a source of enjoyment, others believe it may become an addiction with disastrous repercussions. And you are correct that gambling is stigmatized in some societies. However, I'm curious if the confidentiality you're referring to has any drawbacks. According to some specialists, keeping gambling secrets can lead to feelings of shame and isolation, aggravating the problem.