Quote from: Natalim on August 15, 2025, 08:19:35 PM

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Quote from: DaNNy001 on August 13, 2025, 08:57:05 PM

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When a gambler becomes overly optimistic about winning at gambling, a bad situation begins for him. I have seen many gamblers who initially won big but became overconfident and increased their gambling and developed a mindset that they would win every time, which took those gamblers from bad to worse. Therefore, taking a break from gambling will refresh a gambler mentally, and help them develop a better position in gambling later. Sometimes, staying calm is considered more effective than being aggressive.

Many of us believe that if we are positive, luck comes to us. But I don't think it's going to happen in gambling. Yes, because if that were true, all gamblers would be rich already. Unfortunately, what we have seen is more of addiction and losses for gamblers who pressured their minds into believing it.

I agree, taking time to relax could ease their mind thinking about winning. This could make them realize that gambling is not the solution to any financial problem. We can gamble since we are free to do that, but there should be some limitations.

Gambling should always be kept separate from the main source of income, because those who have taken gambling as their main source of income have faced problems. Gambling often gives us a lot of excitement that is difficult to get from anywhere else.

So those of us who try to take gambling as a means of entertainment can take a break from gambling at any time to relax. A gambler must always have control over himself and have an idea of what he is doing. Many people try to analyze gambling in different ways, but if a gambler is aware of how to take it and when to stop, gambling can also give a person a good time if they have control.