What can be a cue to stop gambling?

[$crypto$]

If you know that you are not winning and losing everytime. The it is better for you to stop gambling because you are just making the company more richer though the house always win but at least make you win sometimes and not to lose at all times. And if you know that you are about to be addicted in gambling then you need to give a break so that mind can be diverted to another thing before you come back again. Use wisdom to play gamble.

Even a skillful person that win money frkm gambling most often does give it some breaks when things aren't working out for them. That's their own way of risk management, they stay out gaming for a while and then come back again after sometime or even having a long term break to chill with their family and friends.

That's exactly what some gamblers don't understand, the casino aim is to make money and not a play where they can friendly with you. They have their targeted revenue and a gambler is supposed to have his own too and when it is not working, kindly abort and give it some rest.

That is the point to remember, they are also in business and they want to make a profit, so never think that this can be a place that can always make money. The number of losses is more than the number of wins that we can get.

If they intend to make gambling a safe and friendly place for their users, then they themselves will go bankrupt and we will not know gambling today. So we also have to use the right logic.

[Agbe]

If you know that you are not winning and losing everytime. The it is better for you to stop gambling because you are just making the company more richer though the house always win but at least make you win sometimes and not to lose at all times. And if you know that you are about to be addicted in gambling then you need to give a break so that mind can be diverted to another thing before you come back again. Use wisdom to play gamble.

Even a skillful person that win money frkm gambling most often does give it some breaks when things aren't working out for them. That's their own way of risk management, they stay out gaming for a while and then come back again after sometime or even having a long term break to chill with their family and friends.

That's exactly what some gamblers don't understand, the casino aim is to make money and not a play where they can friendly with you. They have their targeted revenue and a gambler is supposed to have his own too and when it is not working, kindly abort and give it some rest.

Most of the gamblers have no these management skills and they are only interested to play gamble and aiming to win at all time which is not possible as well. And give it a break is an effective gambling risk management because it will give you some times to rethink well to some back and also giving the thought to change some games and patterns of gambling. And as you said, casinos are not there to make friends with you through the games, but they can only give you bonuses to patronising you to continues playing their games. Gamblers should know some of the management skills in gambling to avoid excessive lose.

[salad daging]

In my perspective gambling is not a cause of destruction for a gambler if he conducts gambling within control and does not use gambling to fulfill any purpose.

Truly, whether gambling is destructive or not depends on the gambler. If a gambling controls his gambling rate as you noted by sticking to a budget plan it will be difficult for gambling to have a negative effect in the life of the gambler. However, when a gambler lacks control then it wouldn't be long, gambling will affect his life and relationships. This is so because addictive doesn't ring bell or sends signal to a gambler, it grows gradually the more the gambler gambles without precautions.

Therefore, responsibility is important in gambling otherwise it will all lead to addiction.
Always be able to control what has been set from the initial budget do not when it runs out we add it again then this can be out of control.
Addiction will not be felt immediately and it is gradual, if you do not realize it will be financial ruin.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Medical record is one of the reasons why we may have to stop gambling, being broke is another reason for us to stop gambling and lastly, another reason for one to pause or lay low from gambling is when there is no access to gamble, maybe where we live in we couldn't locate any gambling casino or we have no access to a mobile or internet connection and thereby couldn't gamble as we so desire.

[Igebotz]

Medical record is one of the reasons why we may have to stop gambling, being broke is another reason for us to stop gambling and lastly, another reason for one to pause or lay low from gambling is when there is no access to gamble, maybe where we live in we couldn't locate any gambling casino or we have no access to a mobile or internet connection and thereby couldn't gamble as we so desire.

Regarding medical records, I agree with you. Gambling is not good for people with high blood pressure. This is because gambling is full of surprises, which can lead to additional health problems for a gambler with high blood pressure. This is especially important if the gambler is known to gamble with more money than he can afford to lose. If proper precautions are not taken, this situation can result in death or deterioration of the gambler's health. Thus, such a person should not engage in gambling.

[SamReomo]

Medical record is one of the reasons why we may have to stop gambling, being broke is another reason for us to stop gambling and lastly, another reason for one to pause or lay low from gambling is when there is no access to gamble, maybe where we live in we couldn't locate any gambling casino or we have no access to a mobile or internet connection and thereby couldn't gamble as we so desire.

Most gamblers never look for any medical records related to gambling and that's why I don't think they'll even consider it as a cue to reduce their gambling urges. Most gamblers already know a lot about the broke gamblers and still they doesn't care because they believe that if someone got broke it's his/her problem not our.

Finally, it's not possible to have no access to casinos these days because most of the gamblers live in areas where they have their internet connection and even if a country somehow bans gambling they can still use VPNs and other such tools to visit those casinos and fulfill their gambling urges.

[Agbe]

The cue to stop gambling is for the gambler to set a financial limit on what they are to spend or earn on gambling. They shouldn't exceed that even if they lose or win.

Another stop factor is for the gambler to have a time limit for any of their gambling days. Like they are to gambling at their leisure time between an hour or two

Most addicted gamblers set a limit for themselves and still end up blowing their accounts on multiple occasions, so it's not enough to just set a limit without being disciplined. A gambler with no self control can easily throw all their money away when they start losing forgetting that they set a limit for themselves. This isn't the best solution to some addicts, they need to find other ways to mitigate their addiction or perhaps quitting completely

[Igebotz]

The cue to stop gambling is for the gambler to set a financial limit on what they are to spend or earn on gambling. They shouldn't exceed that even if they lose or win.

Another stop factor is for the gambler to have a time limit for any of their gambling days. Like they are to gambling at their leisure time between an hour or two

Most addicted gamblers set a limit for themselves and still end up blowing their accounts on multiple occasions, so it's not enough to just set a limit without being disciplined. A gambler with no self control can easily throw all their money away when they start losing forgetting that they set a limit for themselves. This isn't the best solution to some addicts, they need to find other ways to mitigate their addiction or perhaps quitting completely

You're right. The emphasis is always on setting limits, but people have failed to recognize that it is one thing to set a limit and another to stick to it. This is analogous to a student who establishes a reading schedule but fails to adhere to it. This has no meaning because it is equivalent to not setting a timetable.

The preceding demonstrates that sticking to a budget is more important than creating a budget. When a gambler sticks to a budget, it makes sense because it protects the gambler from excessive gambling and addiction. 

[Gurujebs]

Most addicted gamblers set a limit for themselves and still end up blowing their accounts on multiple occasions, so it's not enough to just set a limit without being disciplined. A gambler with no self control can easily throw all their money away when they start losing forgetting that they set a limit for themselves. This isn't the best solution to some addicts, they need to find other ways to mitigate their addiction or perhaps quitting completely

In addition to what you said, I think that how a gambler has orientation determine how he is going to become as a gambler. Many people don't get good orientation about gambling, just money determination and nothing comes there head after that and this has lead them to where they are not supposed to be in the first place.

Some people are lost in gambling because of this orientation I'm talking about. Some people when given another orientation difference from what they have gotten, they do change but some of them remain in that stage forever until when their mind is prepare to change for good.

[JoyMarsha]

The cue to stop gambling is for the gambler to set a financial limit on what they are to spend or earn on gambling. They shouldn't exceed that even if they lose or win.

Another stop factor is for the gambler to have a time limit for any of their gambling days. Like they are to gambling at their leisure time between an hour or two

Most addicted gamblers set a limit for themselves and still end up blowing their accounts on multiple occasions, so it's not enough to just set a limit without being disciplined. A gambler with no self control can easily throw all their money away when they start losing forgetting that they set a limit for themselves. This isn't the best solution to some addicts, they need to find other ways to mitigate their addiction or perhaps quitting completely

You're right. The emphasis is always on setting limits, but people have failed to recognize that it is one thing to set a limit and another to stick to it. This is analogous to a student who establishes a reading schedule but fails to adhere to it. This has no meaning because it is equivalent to not setting a timetable.

The preceding demonstrates that sticking to a budget is more important than creating a budget. When a gambler sticks to a budget, it makes sense because it protects the gambler from excessive gambling and addiction.

You both are correct about setting limits and sticking with them. Which we know is a discipline that can help one to achieve that when the body temperature is on the rise to continue gambling, not to go home empty-handed.

There are many times when the urge to gamble for more comes, it's the staying discipline that helps one to counter it despite setting a limit for gambling.

[Igebotz]

The cue to stop gambling is for the gambler to set a financial limit on what they are to spend or earn on gambling. They shouldn't exceed that even if they lose or win.

Another stop factor is for the gambler to have a time limit for any of their gambling days. Like they are to gambling at their leisure time between an hour or two

Most addicted gamblers set a limit for themselves and still end up blowing their accounts on multiple occasions, so it's not enough to just set a limit without being disciplined. A gambler with no self control can easily throw all their money away when they start losing forgetting that they set a limit for themselves. This isn't the best solution to some addicts, they need to find other ways to mitigate their addiction or perhaps quitting completely

You're right. The emphasis is always on setting limits, but people have failed to recognize that it is one thing to set a limit and another to stick to it. This is analogous to a student who establishes a reading schedule but fails to adhere to it. This has no meaning because it is equivalent to not setting a timetable.

The preceding demonstrates that sticking to a budget is more important than creating a budget. When a gambler sticks to a budget, it makes sense because it protects the gambler from excessive gambling and addiction.

You both are correct about setting limits and sticking with them. Which we know is a discipline that can help one to achieve that when the body temperature is on the rise to continue gambling, not to go home empty-handed.

There are many times when the urge to gamble for more comes, it's the staying discipline that helps one to counter it despite setting a limit for gambling.

Nobody can tell whether he is disciplined or not until he is able to resist the urge to gamble. I have seen most gamblers claim to be disciplined because they do not have enough money to gamble, but once they do, they gamble uncontrollably.

So, in my opinion, discipline is only established when a gambler has the means to gamble but chooses to resist the urge to gamble. Such a gambler deserves to be praised for his discipline and self-control.

[LogitechMouse]

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Finally, it's not possible to have no access to casinos these days because most of the gamblers live in areas where they have their internet connection and even if a country somehow bans gambling they can still use VPNs and other such tools to visit those casinos and fulfill their gambling urges.

Are there any countries out there who are preventing their countrymen to access these online gambling websites? I mean if it's regulated then it's an additional income for them, and that would be beneficial for the country.

Anyway with regards to this one, this is also one of the problems why the cases of gambling addiction is increasing on a rapid pace. Smartphone + internet connection = easy access to these online gambling sites, and we all have those 2 things that's for sure. No physical casinos around? Just deposit on the favorite gambling website that you want to use. Just by looking at the trend, it will not stop anytime soon, and probably we will be seeing more of these gambling casino websites in the next 5-10 years. I just hope that nobody here will get addicted to gambling.

[electronicash]

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Finally, it's not possible to have no access to casinos these days because most of the gamblers live in areas where they have their internet connection and even if a country somehow bans gambling they can still use VPNs and other such tools to visit those casinos and fulfill their gambling urges.

Are there any countries out there who are preventing their countrymen to access these online gambling websites? I mean if it's regulated then it's an additional income for them, and that would be beneficial for the country.

Anyway with regards to this one, this is also one of the problems why the cases of gambling addiction is increasing on a rapid pace. Smartphone + internet connection = easy access to these online gambling sites, and we all have those 2 things that's for sure. No physical casinos around? Just deposit on the favorite gambling website that you want to use. Just by looking at the trend, it will not stop anytime soon, and probably we will be seeing more of these gambling casino websites in the next 5-10 years. I just hope that nobody here will get addicted to gambling.

aren't Muslim countries banning casinos on their countries?

seeing casino apps are still working even if the country is banning casinos. people are still going to be playing. teens today are downloading sports betting platform apps on their phones which they are already funding their accounts with venmo. seems like the payment method these days doesn't care whether the accounts are used in gambling but back in 2000, they penalty us for using our paypal in gambling.

i guess crypto needs to be centralized for people to be prevented from gambling which authorities can penalize wallets.