☠ Gambling addiction in casinos - how to stop playing?

Brownies can be divided into two categories: the first came not for the purpose of playing, but to usefully spend time: to chat, have a drink (preferably for free) and, perhaps, play a little for fun. The second came to play every day in the establishment they liked. The frequency of their "renewal" depended on the depth of their wallet and other financial capabilities. Often, characters from the second category, having lost everything in the world, migrated to the first. And then degradation came to the fore. A person began to consider it happiness when he managed to "squeeze out" a couple of hundred dollars, no longer remembering that he had lost thousands of thousands. To achieve this, they did not disdain anything: from the banal theft of chips from tipsy players to "easy scams" from winners - like give a little, for luck.

There is an opinion that if you visit a casino once a month, then you are guided by a normal desire and there is nothing wrong with that. But if the frequency of your visits is “off the charts”, then, of course, you are sick. The name of this disease is gambling addiction, but not everyone who came regularly suffered from this infectious disease.

diamat said

Yeah, that's how it all started, and now I'm in debt and without a TV or a laptop, sitting on an old computer that's 15 years old, it's fucked up everything it could

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TTR said Well, keep playing, you'll make money with your feet, not your hands. If you don't want to earn money by working, but want to win it, that's your problem. I'm tired of even writing that the worst thing you can do if you have debts or a bad financial situation is to try to solve it by playing in a casino, poker, betting, the stock exchange and other high-risk crap, even if it's not negative like a casino. Maybe someone who doesn't know - I've been through all this myself, a few years ago I had a HUGE pile of debt and almost no income. I wouldn't advise anyone to find themselves in such a mess (otherwise they'll write now, like, what do you know about debts, etc.) And I'll write right away that the worst thing you can do is lend money to a person in such a situation. If a person LOST money, then under no circumstances should you EVER lend to him, even if they kill him, etc. Otherwise, he won't realize it and everything will go in a second circle. And as usual, most often you just don't give a shit about everything, and as soon as a rooster pecks your ass, you immediately start moving, etc. And where to easily find money to solve the problem, this will all continue endlessly. Gambling addicts are complete drug addicts, and money for them is just a dose. Giving money to a gambling addict is just flushing it down the toilet, there will be only one way out of the problem, either the person realizes it himself and gets to work and gets out of the ass, or he's fucked. Natural selection is in action, and helping with money in such situations is only making things worse.

Shpilevoy wrote:

a-a-a-a-a-a!!! it happened )))))) TTR: I temporarily closed the diary. Because I got carried away in the slots and did not want to talk about it at all. The result is sad - minus 40k euros, first I deposited 6, poured it in, then deposited 4 - made an excuse to 14k, withdrew and deposited in other casinos and spun space at 200. Got dirty like an asshole in space, and the excuse was in a pyramid, today I went skateboarding and seemed to have recovered. In short, I don’t even want to comment on all this. In principle, it’s good that I lost, there will be no desire to play. TTR, Monday at 02:17

Raised +200$ and then it started to eat everything. Left at +100$.

Today I was convinced that this is how it should be :woohoo: