Quote from: zuzie on Today at 07:27:59 AM

Quote from: GigaBit on August 23, 2024, 07:16:25 PM

When a man does his professional work, he always try to do it slowly. But from the time he started gambling as a gambler, he quickly became obsessed with winning from gambling. Due to which gamblers have to lose a lot of money. If they gamble with time without panic or addiction while gambling then we can definitely say the gambler will not lose much. Unless the gambler is able to control his emotions, it is difficult to expect anything good from him. But even though many gamblers know, they make those mistakes again and again. But gambling will not cause any great harm to anyone if they do not spend more than a certain portion of their income.

True, when a gambler consistently maintains good self-control when gambling, he will be far from losing a lot of money there and maybe he only uses gambling as an activity to fill his spare time, not to get additional income.
And gamblers like this will be very safe when they are in a casino because they are not included in the group of gambling addicts who play excessively and appear brave when betting even though they already know that there are many people who lose money than people who make a profit.
Your opinion is absolutely right, what determines whether or not they lose a lot of money is themselves and they are able to limit their betting money or not.

Self-control is definitely the foundation of responsible gambling. Lets continue. Understanding the psychology behind gambling cravings is as important as resisting them. Understanding yourself, your limits, and sensible choices is key. Thats what differentiates winners and losers.

Gambling doesnt always include winning or losing. The thrill, excitement, and difficulty of the game can be it. Pure entertainment. But even enjoyment requires planning. Set limitations, follow a budget, and know when to go. Smart thinking.

Self-mastery is key. A good gambler controls his desires. The game is fun without taking over his life. A good relationship with gambling (or anything) depends on that. It requires balance, discipline, and good choices.