Quote from: taufik123 on Today at 09:22:44 PM

Quote from: Gaza13 on Today at 03:17:17 PM

If the intention is just to have fun in gambling games, why regret it? We all know that when we gamble, the chances of us losing are much greater than winning. If we experience defeat, what is important in this case is self-control or emotional control so as not to play again. If you continue to increase your gambling budget to chase wins or losses, you can be sure that you will experience much bigger losses than before. In this case, you should limit your budget for gambling.

Budget restrictions are indeed very necessary, but sometimes those who gamble do not do that.
I myself have always kept my budget to a minimum and played just for fun. If I lose, I put in only a little money.

But when someone comes in with a lot of money, and they expect a big win,
they will inevitably be disappointed with some losses and end up continuing to play to recover those losses.

Yes, this is the big problem that there are some gamblers who gamble with their entire salary after the end of their monthly salary. A few days ago in a post here it was written that a husband gambled away his wife's entire wedding money and lost the bet. In my locality it often happens that the husband gambles with the wife's savings. Again, all the monthly money is bet on gambling, so many problems about how the whole month will last is the most common problem in my area. Therefore, before participating in gambling, you must plan in advance how much percentage of your monthly or weekly income should be allocated to gambling. One should not participate in Utha with all the money of monthly salary to get rich in a short time due to excessive greed.