Quote from: Crypt0Gore on April 08, 2024, 11:29:51 AM

Have you ever noticed or am I the only one?

The more active I become with gambling, the more it drags me back, luckily I keep risking only what I want to lose.

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

It's like the casinos are wired to mess with the most active gamblers. I don't know, so far I can only find someone who has seen such before.

A friend who lives far away from me has also said the same, he got tired of gambling because it wasn't going his way but when he started talking it less seriously, that's when he started to get positive results.

Has anyone had the same experience before?

I basically see it as an addiction, a person who survives addiction to gambling will surely face huge losses. Many people take gambling too seriously, gambling should never be taken too seriously as it will pull you back again and again. I was basically addicted to gambling in the past and I almost depleted my bank account, but I didn't give much priority to gambling due to huge pressure from my family.

And my addiction symptoms went away, so I now gamble three days a week. Now I am ready to bring good results and my finances are close to recovering. So I believe a person addicted to gambling can never improve.

Quote from: Crypt0Gore on April 08, 2024, 11:29:51 AM

Has anyone had the same experience before?

Of course there are experiences I have said based on my actual experience. I was more addicted to gambling than I could ever imagine. But now currently my results are much better, less addiction to gambling and getting benefits.