share your experience on the last gambling break you took.

[Rruchi man]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

[Charles-Tim]

It is like you want to stop gambling for awhile and do some activities that can help your health. You can go for sport like table tennis and hanging out with some friends and family. Hanging out can really help. You can also visit cinema with family. You can go for fishing if that is common in your area. You can do some workout activities et cetera.

But this is not gambling discussion or gambling.

[SmartGold01]

I don't usually take gambling break rather I do have plans for my gambling meaning I don't gambling continually or regularly it's like monthly sometimes when I found games that looks too real to give me winning I don't mind placing bet on them or when I got some useful information about club sides or team maybe like having a new sign-in player or who was formally bought from other club to a more better club even though my monthly allocation is exhausted and I noticed there is possible winning I don't mind deep hand into my reserved funds to bet just single.

[Igebotz]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

I placed a number of bets at the start of the Euros and Copa America, but the results were unexpected, so I decided to take a break. I am still on break, waiting for the EPL, La Liga, and Bundesliga to start the season before I will resume gambling. So far, I have had peace of mind, with no concerns about the outcome of a match. I watch the games without any preconceived notions about the outcome, which makes the game even more enjoyable.

[Baofeng]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

I don't know, but currently I would say like 3-4 days for me without gambling, not online and not traditional base casinos. I don't know, perhaps I lost money in the last couple of my gambling that's why I just decided to stop for now and to be honest, I don't have that itch.

Could be a good sign that I'm maturing and taking control of myself, but still though, when I go to sleep, sometimes I will think of playing like bacarrat or roulette, until I fell asleep. 

[Fivestar4everMVP]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

Lolz 😂, having to use or look for an activity to replace your gambling activity when ever you take a break from gambling is definitely a sign that you are addicted to gambling.
When I take breaks from gambling, i simply do it without bothering on what to replace gambling with, and this shows that I am a free gambler, not in any way addicted to gambling.

And to answer your question though,  I am even on gambling break right now as I type this comment, and last time I gambled was like 3 going to 4 months ago, and I have no plan of gambling soon, expect by some miracle, I hit good money

[Cantsay]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

I’m not a heavy gambler - there are times when I go for months without opening my gambling account and I won’t even remember that there’s something called gambling.

I usually just go on with life without having to bother whether to replace it with any activity or not - if one starts to look for other things to make up for his gambling activity or to stop them from gambling shouldn’t that be considered as gambling addiction?

[electronicash]

visiting the in laws for a week. this made be move away from my computer and just use my tablet and there is no privacy in such place where people are just watching over my shoulder of whatever i do on the websites i visit.

its the fastest way to quit gambling i think. but for the most part, talking and driving is always going to be the job i would doing when i'm in the house of my in laws especially holidays.
if i have to give myself a break in gambling without going to my in laws, i think i'd be going to be island where my ancestors are from, going fishing the whole week.

[LogitechMouse]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

After the NBA Playoffs, I already stopped gambling. I lost like what always happens.

What activities did I do? Hmmm, I played online games and distanced myself from gambling websites. I also spend some time honing a skill that I can offer online (freelancing). Most of the time though, I spend my time with my family. Going outside with them, while having some conversation which is pretty helpful especially for addicted ones. I mean spending time with them would always be better than spending money in gambling.

[Zed0X]

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[Zed0X]

I can't remember exactly when I intentionally stopped gambling but the situation then was I'm on a two-week losing streak with sportsbetting that's why I decided to take a break for a whole week. I didn't really do much to be considered as a replacement (just playing video games or more time watching) but it felt refreshing.

[mu_enrico]

Nowadays, I only deposit once a month after my payday and play once a week (using affiliate money and weekly bonuses), so I don't need a gambling break. However, I still remember when I was new to gambling IIRC in 2017; I would play often, and it beat me up financially, mentally, and physically. Upon realizing that gambling isn't meant to be played like that, I stopped for several months and played video games, etc., to keep my mind busy. It's the best decision to overcome addiction and it opened a new page of responsible gambling IMO.

[bitbit97]

This topic smells like it is about or someone is having a gambling addiction. I havent taken a break in gambling, because I dont gamble often. I dont get tired of it. I would better say that I will take a break from work, already booked a vacation, and if there would be a casinos (at least slots), then I have $50 prepared for that. However, even if I would have to take a break from gambling, there isnt much to say about it. I just need to close browser, go and do other stuff.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I don't usually take gambling break rather I do have plans for my gambling meaning I don't gambling continually or regularly it's like monthly sometimes when I found games that looks too real to give me winning I don't mind placing bet on them or when I got some useful information about club sides or team maybe like having a new sign-in player or who was formally bought from other club to a more better club even though my monthly allocation is exhausted and I noticed there is possible winning I don't mind deep hand into my reserved funds to bet just single.

Taking of breaks I believe is for people who begins to discover that their gambling habits are gradually becoming more frequent than usual, starts becoming abnormal and more about the profits rather than the fun and the thrill of the game, which is infact one of the best ways to handle such situations, taking a break frok gambling and probably diversifying your attention to some other activity that has less chances of addiction.

You're absolutely right, for people who do not gamble more frequently and have total control over their gambling life, taking a break from gambling would have no effect for/on them.

I don't think it's a wise idea to dip your hand into your reserve to gamble, rather using your reserve or float funds, I think it'll be a lot more preferable to use a part of your disposable funds.

[robelneo]

When was the last time you stopped gambling for a while? That is, you took a gambling break?

Mine was during the holiday season, which is Christmas and New Year, we are busy during this time and we have a small business during this holiday season that gambling is out of my mind I can hardly get rest during these times

What was your experience like, and what activities did you use as a replacement for gambling?

It was a great experience because I got to meet all my relatives we are so busy in the holiday activities and that alone is a good replacement for gambling.