Quote from: RockBell on August 27, 2025, 09:54:16 PM

Quote from: Nwada001 on August 27, 2025, 09:34:27 PM

If a gambler is winning, they can also still stay longer in a casino compared to how long they could have stayed when they were not winning, because the higher the winnings, the higher the amount they will have available for staking, which will extend their stay in the casino. Sometimes someone might actually not be chasing losses but might be trying to get to a certain amount so that they can withdraw, and they will just keep on rotating around a certain figure.

The gambling situation of every club is different and there people that can gble all day not considering the cost of it at all and gambling is addictive if not properly controlled and the moment people win they get encouraged the more to want to gamble the more not considering its risk. And now that casinos are now online have made everything worst and this is why because you don't even need to go out everything that is needed can be done at home.

Only a few people do this, and it's a very wrong move with negative consequences for their finances and overall life.
Gambling should be done under control, both in terms of time and finances. One commonality I've encountered is the desire for more when we win. We're reluctant to cash out the money and choose new challenges, whether that means playing longer or increasing the bet amount, regardless of whether we ultimately win or lose. But the curiosity is worth trying.