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Quote from: D ltr on November 20, 2024, 09:11:50 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on November 18, 2024, 03:17:33 PM

Gambling can be only referred as a short cut to poverty when the gambler becomes addicted to it. Gambling addiction is very deadly and would render whoever that's addicted to it poor and financial lack which is why gamblers are always advised to gamble responsibly and to take control of their gambling engagements. So if you know you gamble responsibly, I don't think you should have any fear of becoming poor because of your gambling activities.

We should be able to control all the possibilities that can happen from the start of gambling, such as addiction which often happens in general, because for people who are addicted they will definitely experience disruption to their finances and also their economy, the best solution is to leave gambling when you have experienced excessive losses in 1 week, take a break first,

Some people are so greedy to the point that they can not let go of their losses and this is where the problem lies. This is the reason why after losing a big amount, they resume back the next day to continue chasing their losses and lose more, before you know it they will become addicted. Letting go of your losses does not make you a fool or weakly, because gambling is like that, you cannot win the house edge and for that reason, you should only gamble for fun with an amount that you can afford to lose.

The other funny thing some of these aggressive gamblers do is that even if they are lucky to win huge money they will still continue to gamble because they believed that they are still going to win more as they have already won previously. And they still chase loses after losing the money that they where supposed to withdraw. Well, chasing losses and continuing gamble after a big win is an act of greed, if any gambler is not greedy he or she can not do any of those things like chasing loss or plan to win more after winning some money.