Quote from: stadus on July 21, 2025, 10:13:19 PM

Many times, and honestly, I think there’s still a bit of addiction in me now. I was able to pull myself out on my own, just by learning from my mistakes, and I’m still learning.

When you’re gambling constantly, addiction is always around the corner. Sometimes you risk more than you should, and only realize it after the loss hits. It’s a long process, and as long as you keep gambling, you’re always at risk.

Sometimes the easiest way to stop gambling is when you literally don’t have money to gamble anymore. But hopefully it doesn’t come to that ‘cause that already means you hit rock bottom.

That pattern is not applicable to every gambler,the thing is that this addiction doesn't just develops,it's literally comes with several other options and alternatives.Once a gambler goes broke there's always another choice that probably fits in.Majorly for Gamblers,Not having money for gambling doesn't prevent their urge to gamble.