Quote from: fruktik on Today at 07:57:15 AM

Quote from: Accardo on September 08, 2025, 02:36:00 PM

Blaming the house is irresponsible, players are better off owning up responsibilities, and accepting results. Players who blame the house always have lesser energy and end up with a crushed problem solving skill, which won't be nice at fighting the little issues or signals that walks most players into the compound of problem gambling.

The thing is that many people tend to avoid responsibility for their actions. They develop this on a subconscious level over the years. When such people consciously mature, they act this way automatically.

Let's be honest. In my country, the president constantly shifts responsibility for his crimes onto other people. What can we say about ordinary citizens?

That's a common problem, in my opinion. Those who avoid responsibility seem to be those who gamble with the intention of making a profit, so when they lose, it's unacceptable for them, and they find someone else to blame. Furthermore, I think they realize their actions are wrong, but the desire to win drives them to continue gambling. Unfazed by defeat and relentless in their pursuit of profit, they continue to seek profit no matter what. With presidents and officials like that shifting responsibility, it's become a culture.