With gambling gaining awareness each day and the population of those gambling increasing it's calls for concern as many has fallen victim to this money sucking game that makes people not to save their money but loss it.
But let's take a critical look at this very sensitive matter called gambling has anyone really made it from gambling, is gambling worth it and if really anyone has made it through gambling can he/she proudly tell the younger ones that gambling is what going into.
Infact gambling has made many to go broke and live in poverty many has lost their life savings and even pension in gambling, I am of the view that gambling should be controlled by the government of each country and that there should be a maximum amount of money one should use in gambling.
when Gambling people should be cautious about addiction so they will know when to stop and quit because Gambling without any control is not advisable that is why every casino and Gambling sites will warn you about Gambling because you can lose a lot while Gambling as it can become an habit which will be difficult to get ride off
I personally don't agree that gambling is really a short cut to poverty as it is only those who gamble with out control that will likely be poor at the end because there are still people who gamble with caution and follow the rules guiding Gambling
The thing to do when they gamble is they must be able to have the discipline that is set, only a few people set this strictly, many people who gamble are those who always forget self-control until they experience quite a big loss and that is like a common case because it is no longer strange to happen, and this big loss usually occurs because they are chasing victory in gambling which is actually quite difficult to get because it usually only depends on luck.
Many people who experience big losses to the point of being poor are because they gamble excessively, such as when they have experienced defeat but they still deposit money and gamble again, this can be ascertained because they do not accept the fact that they have experienced defeat.