Quote from: Blitzboy on June 10, 2024, 03:01:16 PM

Quote from: Dewi Aries on June 09, 2024, 09:35:29 PM

Yes, but they don't think that when they are on their way to pursuing victory, there will definitely be many losing situations that they will experience before finally achieving victory, which means that when they win, maybe it is the money they previously lost because of the defeat they suffered. returned by the casino, so actually their money just spins around unless the winning amount is very large. And yes, it is true that many gamblers feel motivated by the big wins achieved by other people, which makes them experience an increase in confidence and hope towards
victory and this encourages them to try again.

But yes, in the end, this belief will never be able to change the situation, simply put, gambling will always be random, which means only luck can bring them to victory, and yes, another thing that is clear is that when it turns out the results are not in accordance with what they expected, then usually It is difficult for them to accept this situation, which in the end makes them emotional and think about pursuing the losses they have experienced, which is the cycle experienced by gambling addicts, and as time goes by, the situation will get worse if the actions are not stopped immediately.

Folks, I understand. The excitement of the chase and a huge win are seductive. When others win, you wonder, "Why not me?" However, the house always wins. Gambling is a game of chance, and luck mostly doesnt favor you. Occasionally, you may get lucky and win back some losses. But thats the casino's technique of keeping you coming back. In this vicious cycle, its easy to get caught up in the adrenaline rush and believe the next win is imminent.

Gambling should not be about luck or chasing losses. The goal should be amusement, not a lifestyle. So, if you're losing more than you're winning or the excitement is becoming an obsession, pull back. Asking for help isnt shameful. Dont focus on the destination; focus on the trip. Change course if your route is unsafe.

Right, meaning I would say that a successful recovery is not the end of the world, it's very hard to ignore the greed within when confidence is high, especially when you reach the recovery phase and as you said this is a casino technique to keep gamblers coming back for more in the hope of getting a bigger win. In a winning situation whether it's a casual win or a big enough win to recover all the losses you've had they will usually think that another win is just around the corner, so this can potentially lead to greed.

On the other hand, I would say that this scenario is true because I am also one of the gamblers who has experienced addiction in the past few years, and now I have managed to recover with my own method of distraction, which means that most likely I know enough about what the addicted gamblers feel and experience. And now I realize and understand that there is no better purpose in gambling than to use it as a place to pass the time when I am bored, and this is exactly what many people here often say and suggest.