Quote from: Ever-young on Today at 11:07:02 PM

Quote from: Wakate on Today at 10:38:05 PM

I will not blame anyone for prioritizing gambling as a show means of making money because this are very hard these days and making people that are jobless are seeing gambling as a good alternative to make money from what they are doing. We ought to be smart and know what we are doing so that we don't have to end up with gambling addiction. Addiction has been the problem for many gamblers and for that sometimes we don't need to put all blame on them because it is conditions that are passing through that could have made them to keep gambling for a better days when they will be making consistent profits.

For sure, things are actually really hard, but that does not mean that people should spend that little money they manage to earn under that same hardship to chase winning something where the outcome is based on probability, which actually means that the chance of getting the winnings is very slim compared to the chance the house has over you.

Those who are suffering to me should not even get involved in gambling. What will the person feed on if they end up losing and wasting that money on gambling, which turns out with no winnings? We just have to choose to change that mentality that gambling can help the hopeless regain hope and get a better life with just one winning.

The days are tough and most nation's economy are not welcoming to the low income earners. But the spreading news of gambling as an alternative to the current condition of the world isn't a great choice, and since it can't be wiped out the memory of most people, the more we'd get to see players with similar initiative.

While environmental hardship could affect a person's emotion to lose control in gambling, it's necessary for players not to suffer alone. In difficult times, living or being surrounded with loved ones helps to tackle emotional problems that can lead to depression, and problem gaming.