Passion intoxicates insidiously and imperceptibly - quietly creeping in with a harmless desire to play!
Before you know it, you are in his power - you have the need to experience the thrill of the game again and again - the game that clouds your mind! - Then you will need more and more, because the old is no longer what it was before...
You, of course - like everyone in your place - will claim that you are able to control yourself and are able to stop whenever you want! - Nonsense!!!
Add to this the uncontrollable "thirst for profit" - "thirst to win back" and you are baked - you are ready to slide into the abyss, where the game that gave you so many thrills - will begin to bring only the pain of loss - a little more and they will throw "Loser" after you!
Wake up - before this happens! No matter how seditious it may sound, but a person who follows passion is not a player! Just like the pursuit of luck is the lot of "Ludomaniacs"!
"Ludomania" ("Igromania") is a morbid addiction to gambling.
The brains of those prone to addictions work differently - what's the point of hypnotizing a slot machine, cards or a roulette ball, "shamanizing" or muttering cherished numbers to yourself? - Where's the point of burning out nerve cells from excitement in a furnace that doesn't give off heat?! - The hope of winning is a good companion, but only if it is backed up by sound calculations and common sense!
Who is at risk of becoming a victim of "Ludomania"?
"Ludomania" develops in those players who are superstitious and have a ghostly belief in their "inevitable luck"! - "Our intuition will not let us down!" - and the game chips are poured into the machine or onto the gaming table cloth at random, "as the inner voice tells us"! - Trouble comes to such people not when they lose - it creeps in at the moment of their accidental win, when their unfounded "intuition" is supposedly confirmed! - Paradoxically - the infallible "intuition" helps once, twice and then it goes on...
Symptoms of "Ludomania" are also observed in those who like to clearly plan their profits - "Get it and put it!" - they plan their profit from the game in advance, something that is initially unrealistic and which must be abandoned immediately! - Attempts to follow such guidelines lead to unreasonable delays at the gaming table! - The result - in a rush to snatch the missing "three kopecks" to the planned goal - everything is lost! - A good "appetite" is a sure sign of clouding...
Symptoms of "Ludomania"?
At the heart of "Ludomania" is the struggle between appetite and control over this appetite; between desire and its limitation. Obvious and serious problems arise when the player starts making bets that he cannot afford - this is the final stage! As a rule, this is a "all-in" yoke or an attempt to win back the last "pennies" - up to the money for the return trip from the casino! You are carried away thoughtlessly...
Immersion in the game - for a CASINO player is standard and inevitable - you stop noticing the people around you! After this point, try to control yourself in the following manifestations of the "Gold Rush":
The first manifestation is that they didn’t notice the change of the dealer at the table!
The second manifestation of fever is when playing cards - you involuntarily begin to "hypnotize the closed cards"!
If it is a roulette, then, looking at the spinning wheel, you begin to "hypnotize" the jumping ball - unconsciously trying to drive it into the cell-hole with your gaze!
The third manifestation is (you stop "breathing evenly towards the game") "twitching", experiencing indecision - or, on the contrary, excessive determination.
A typical signal to think about it - for gamblers in roulette, can be a certain test for the "spinning top syndrome":
Upon arrival at the Casino, before the game, do not bother yourself to find an inactive closed roulette table and for a minute stare intently at the stopped - dead, non-spinning roulette wheel! - If your head starts to spin - you will noticeably be led by the non-spinning wheel - as if it were spinning! - Then it is time for you to think not about the game, but about rest!!!
Light, insignificant dizziness is not dangerous, but the stronger it is, the more your mental resistance and stability are impaired - this means that the storms from the last games have not subsided in your mind...
Is it possible to protect yourself from the disease "ludomania"? - Time heals! - The shorter the game, the less chance of getting sick!
Advice for especially disciplined players:
In no case should you plan to win in the game and you should focus strictly on the time spent at the table! Set yourself the task of playing a maximum of two hours a day! - (Since then the player's adequate perception of the game is completely disrupted!)
If you had a bad day, then the next scheduled game should be shortened in time, to an hour and a half! If this time you fail, shorten the game to an hour!
If you are lucky, do not rush to increase the game time - wait for the results of the next game day!
(Advice for avid players!!!) In order not to lose control over yourself and your bets - in accordance with everything stated above - I recommend playing no more than two or three times a week!
Don't forget - with frequent and long games, any acute, worrying situation gradually undermines the stability and resistance of your psyche! - Day after day, adding, drop by drop, the tension will undermine and sooner or later break through any strong platinum! Without a long rest after frequent shocks, you are simply doomed!!!
To all this it should be added that "passion" is like a drug. Without having a chemical dependence, you are psychologically subordinated to "passion". And like any drug, "passion" can wait!!!
If you have recovered from "ludomania", and you have an unstable position in society, and your earnings from time to time are reduced to zero? - Going over all possible options in your memory, you quickly awaken "passion" - a sleeping beast hidden in your subconscious, which can offer you to borrow money (if you don't have any) and try fate one more time...
To avoid such incidents, you should recognize in yourself that you are not yet fully recovered and do not be embarrassed to seek qualified help from psychoanalysts, or if such people bother you, turn to reliable friends...
Here, we should make a reservation in advance about the "painful addiction to gambling" and the casino! The casino is not to blame for your vicious passion and the sooner you understand this, the faster you can recover! Looking for scapegoats and shifting the blame for what is happening to you is just avoiding the problem!!!
REFERENCE: The loss of a player - he went broke or got offended by the casino - reduces the overall attendance of the casino, reducing the profitability of the enterprise as a whole. On this topic, the corporation "KONTI-GROUP" conducted internal research and came to the conclusion that it is much more profitable to keep a player afloat than to let him lose mercilessly! - The profitability of a player "sick with gambling" is much lower than from a regular visitor who does not suffer from the complex of "painful addiction to gambling"!
Start of discussion Loiri , on March 23 03:3
Before we begin to describe such a complex path, let's draw a line between those who have fun playing the game and those who try to earn money playing it.
As a rule, the first category of players are not threatened by the extremes that follow from regular visits to the casino, since such players always remain aloof from the result - be it a loss or a win! - Their motto: "The result is not important - the process is important!"
Therefore, the description of the development of a player will mainly suit the second category of casino visitors - those trying to get more than moral satisfaction from the game!
Although there is nothing reprehensible in earning money through gambling, those trying to do so should be warned in advance that this path is not easy and only a few manage to complete it!
The formation of a "player" occurs in the following stages:
I. Stage one: - Beginning to take an interest in the game - the player, moving from theory to practice, carefully studies the rules. Accumulating information, the player forms an attitude towards the game and a sense of the game (learns to keep his finger on the "pulse" of the game)...
- For now, the player is like a child, remembering the bright moments of winning and does not clearly see the difficulties associated with losing!
II. Stage two: (What will happen to the centipede - if it thinks about how it moves on forty legs?) - The player, having studied the rules of the game, freeing his attention from routine observations, begins a more detailed analysis. - He draws conclusions and begins to use logic based on his observations...
- Typically, it's just - "Simple logic"! - This is usually where the time for mistakes and first serious failures begins! - You already want to be on top, but the height is only felt, not achieved! - Someone will get confused in their own actions and give up this activity, but someone, on the contrary, will imagine themselves to be an "ace"! (A certain type of players develops a progressive illusion of "knowing it all" - in slang, a "loser" begins to expertly teach a "pro"!) - Try to control yourself so that when such a desire arises, you do not look ridiculous and constantly ask yourself the question - are you adequate in your actions and judgments?
III. Stage three: - when a player, observing the game, is able to make bets of any complexity - almost automatically! - Such a player already has his own developed technique and is able to track standard situations that arise during the game...
- Only a tenth of players reach this stage, and it is also where they mostly drop out! - As a rule, this happens due to "painful dependence on the game" - when nerves fail, and serious impulses to mindlessly play at random begin from time to time!
- A painful addiction arises from an ever-increasing appetite, the cause of which is the increasing frequency of losses, usually associated with all sorts of player experiments during the game!
IV. Stage four: - a level where a rare experienced player tries to cope with his addictions, trying to control himself during the game (the return journey begins)...
- As sad as it would be to hear this, but after going through such a difficult path, you discover that you were going backwards, not forwards! All three previous stages are brought up on emotions, and not going through the emotional path means not becoming a professional at all!
- The main thing is to be aware of the problem - and awareness comes only through practice! ("Understand" and "realize" - there is also a big difference!) So in the case of the game, you understand that excitement is bothering you - but until you finally know what it is? (Without experiencing it yourself, in all its manifestations!) You will not be able to win consistently! - Without feeling all the "charms" of losing - you will not feel the charm of winning! - Alas! - But the truth is that only after going through the first three stages, you begin the return journey - having realized the "dark side of excitement" you force yourself (really harshly) to exclude emotions from the game!
V. Stage five: - having mastered yourself and suppressed your emotions, you can calmly call yourself "Elite", since the rest of the methods of beating the casino (let's say "roulette") is a matter of technique and nothing more!!!
- A player who has dealt with his own weaknesses, ultimately still cannot get rid of them at all - but, having realized that he is not omnipotent, this person will be much more careful than those who rush headlong into hell! You will feel the onset of the fifth stage by two manifestations:
- The first thing is that you will win more than you lose! (This means a positive balance not for one game, but for a series of games measured in months and years!)
- Second - like any routine work, the game will become boring to you! Because the lack of emotions allows you to really assess how tiring and long the game process is, how monotonous and identical it is!
If you played purposefully but, starting from the second stage and further, dropped out of the race, then you inevitably, to one degree or another, fell into psychological dependence on the game and the memory of acute sensations settled in you.
This "devilish little beast" has settled inside you forever...
Now about the seditious - Any good psychiatrist can help you put this "little animal" to sleep - but, by urging you to give up the game, he will not be able to kill it at all! When faced with the game, the "addiction" will inevitably wake up and you will still be suppressed and deprived of your will! The only way to solve the problem is to train the "beast"! - And as a way to do this - I can offer you the "System Game"!
Start of discussion Loiri , on March 23 03:32
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Avax, 20.11.2017 13:12
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Stepan Razin (Affiliate)
Based on such data, it is already possible to clearly build the psychology of the formation and development of a player, at first large deposits and almost no conclusions (but in the process of the game often goes into big pluses) in the hope of big wins,
then the first cashouts,
then the deposits are smaller and the cashouts are smaller, but still the cashouts are much less frequent,
and then deposit - cashout almost every other time, due to the fear of "getting ruined". Something like that)
Most likely, this is due to a drop in motivation in players with big wins.
FoxDuhovny, 24.03.2017 19:54
FoxSpiritual
Psychiatrists keep quiet about this, otherwise they will be left without work...
FoxDuhovny, 24.03.2017 19:53
FoxSpiritual
Training is carried out by specialists to practice circus acts or to help people with visual impairments... Casinos do not belong to such categories... Casinos are highly professional business processes with exceptional service and well-being indicators, won over many years of prosperity and success. The best rooms, the best hotels, the best cuisine... The best wages in the service sector...
As for routine work, it is not for professionals... maintaining the shape yes, of course, and it only brings pleasure from doing what you love... but to reach such a level, yes, it is routine work, struggle and overcoming that "little animal" inside yourself and oh miracle, it turns out that it is not at all devilish as suggested by system programs... despite all its aggressiveness and manners of a predator, it turned out that he is very small and all his aggressiveness is a way of survival in difficult conditions, nothing more, and that his habits are very primitive and funny, if you understand the essence and dependencies... what kind of training is there, yes, if you do not feed the "little animal" at all, it will crawl to you as a beaten and exhausted puppy, will wag its tail, whine, lick your boots, just to get a piece of lust, well, at least a small one... well, at least to sniff... sniffed - march to the place - and now he has already hidden in the kennel and does not get out until he is called... hunger - the strongest motivator of evolution... that's all the training...
If you bet on red in a casino and you're stubbornly unlucky, try betting on red!