Quote from: Volgastallion on February 12, 2025, 07:13:13 PM

Quote from: delfastTions on February 12, 2025, 06:56:18 AM

Quote from: suzanne5223 on February 11, 2025, 11:58:34 PM

Quote from: Volgastallion on February 11, 2025, 04:20:15 PM

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

The main problem is the lack of knowledge about the maths behind the games and in some cases the maths behind are super awful against the player and full into favour the casino side.

Im not crying about it, im oonly saying some people didnt understand how this industry work. And a lot of people think they can win in the long run, and that is the fatal mistake, the more long the run the worst for the player.

@delfastTions You have a valid point. Quitting the game when it seems not to be in the gambler's favor is an issue sometimes due to the gambler trying his/her luck over again and never understanding when to call it a day.
According to my belief, the perfect moment a gambler should call it quit is when 50% of the fund set aside is used on the game and nothing seems to work.

@Volgastallion Everyone lacks the mathematical knowledge behind the games if not a lot of gamblers will be millionaires as we speak while the house goes bankrupt. The major thing we need to understand the game is created to always favor the house and if things are not working, we try another game but nothing changes it is better to call it a day.