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Quote from: MoonReaver on Today at 07:47:26 AM

Quote from: sunsilk on January 28, 2025, 07:08:21 PM

One is that they're already tired, and they understand that they will never win against the house. That's why they're stopping gambling and spending their money on something they will benefit more from.

Next, when a gambler wins a lot. While it's hard to control greed and hard to cash out when emotions are high, there are still a lot of gamblers who are disciplined.

Lastly, when things get worse and they do unnecessary things just for the sake of gambling. Family is being affected by it and due to that, relationships are destroyed so they end up changing themselves by stopping.

Yes, it becomes regular habit even after you find yourself winning more, being disciplined is the key here, same happens in trading, people blow up their accounts, just like they do gambling.

The dopamine hit from wins is to be enjoyed momentarily but not get the hang of it. Awareness regarding responsible gambling is necessary these days.

I like that and that's true. Awareness that with gambling there's a limit for everything. Limit of winning, limit of being lucky, and limit in losing too.

We might not control and will never know when losing will come but we can limit it. Whilst some gamblers can't do it themselves, all they have to do is to review themselves and start limiting their actions for it.