Quote from: maydna on Today at 07:41:34 AM

Quote from: danadc on Today at 01:52:30 AM

There is a lot of talk about discipline but you have to have a clear idea of when you are going to play what you should do in any case where you could lose control, you have to have a backup plan in case your money runs out or you spend more than normal, it is Advisable to have control of how much time and how much money you have to spend, that is the first basis for having good discipline in the game, losing large sums of money is what you should avoid.

That is also right because playing gambling needs to be responsible. Many people lose this and regret seeing losing the money. This is why we must know how to control ourselves in gambling before everything changes and makes us lose. We also need to allocate the money and not deposit more to prevent more losses. We can set a time when we play gambling and not too often to prevent the urge to gamble. That will help us to prevent gambling addiction because we are not playing gambling very often.

If we still feel deep regret after losing at gambling, it indicates we're not fully prepared for the risks. If we know the risks and are prepared for them, we won't regret them so much when we lose. Regret is inevitable, and that's normal, but don't overdo it.

Being responsible is crucial, and a lack of discipline can be considered irresponsible. This is a fundamental foundation for preventing addiction, as addiction can occur when we forget the basics of what to avoid when gambling.