Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on Today at 07:33:23 PM

Have you read that Bible chapter and verse that talked about the demon Jesus christ casted out of a man, that after a while, probably some days, weeks, months or years, the demon returned to check on the man and realized that the man was empty, and the demon went and brought seven more demons stronger than itself, and they all possessed the man again, and we were told that the later state of the man became worser than the former.. This is the story of a person I used to know..

This is a very nice and interesting quote, I would have love to know where this quote is taken From? But it seems to me that you have forgotten that very passage of the bible that said this, but the most important thing is you still remembered what the place Said.

Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on Today at 07:33:23 PM

And within myself, I am still wondering, what could possibly lead a person back to gambling after successfully quitting initially?

There are several reasons that can lead a person back to gambling after successful quiting, it could be due to the fact that he saw other gamblers out there who are constantly making profit from gamble. in the sense a guy may be wondering why his own case was different from this set of gamblers. He may think maybe is due to the fact that he has been going about it the wrong way not applying the right strategy, after all this he may decide to go back to gamble and he will be trying in all means to adopt that strategy that other gamblers have been using to make wining and before he will realize what he is doing by then he must have get addicted to gambling. As he will be gambling beyond control.

Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on Today at 07:33:23 PM

Know well the reason for initially quitting was addiction, does it make sense to go back to gambling and become even more addicted?

With what I explained earlier is clear that one can be addicted even more, as you will be trying to find a different strategy that can give you win.

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