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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.

This set of gamblers is already addicted and should be stopped by all means if not they will eventually run into debt along the line, this is why we have to pay close attention to the things around us and not take gambling as a means to make income or depending on gambling to fund our bills since that is very impossible to achieve with gambling, chasing your loses is the fastest way to lose more along the line and gambler's already knows that as a fact, so they always set a limit to the gambling time to help them minimize their tendencies to lose.

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point. This is inevitable simply by probability theory and because this is the main essence of the game itself. Maybe at least such a thought will make it a little easier for a player who is already close to gambling addiction to stop his game.
Of course, such advice may not be an ideal, well-acting medicine, but it may well help someone stop in time.

Yes, one can never gamble only to win. And it is completely impossible. Sometimes good things can be gained from gambling, but if you continue gambling, you have to lose even more from them later. So if one has the capacity to waste his money on gambling then he can do so. Gambling is a complete waste of money. However, everyone could not control their greed and resorted to gambling. Because they think they will win big by gambling. But in reality they all have to lose. Everyone must have responsibility for this. Otherwise they will lose everything slowly.