Quote from: madnessteat on Today at 04:02:52 PM

If reason prevailed over feelings, we would not see a huge number of addicted people, and not only in the field of gambling. Only a small part of gamblers can really control their compulsive desires, imposed by the release of dopamine, adrenaline and other hormones and neurotransmitters. Most can control themselves before and after the gambling session, and during the gambling session succumb to temptation. This is the way the human body works and it is difficult to cope with it, especially if a person has a predisposition to addiction on a psychological level.

It is a fact that it is like that, but there are strategies to help, my technique is very helpful, when the person is fit it has to be treated quickly, the idea is to get out of that problem, that illness has to be attacked quickly so that the person does not lose control of their life, some lose everything, family and many things, it is always good to have help in particular.

Here it is good to share this type of experiences because we do not know how many people are in that situation, and when they read something like that they can identify and if what we talk about helps in part we are doing this well, that is why I always recommend before playing to know how much money we are willing to spend and from there no more.