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Can’t stop gambling?? (page 4)

2 years ago by Charlie_Manchester
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Radka
1 year ago

I did not mean individual casinos. I mean ALL online casinos. Like, if sending a mail to the Curacao gambling commision and ask them to ban me from ALL their licensed casinos. That SHOULD be an option to be honest.

1 year ago

You mean something like GamStop, right? Something that immediately blocks you from Curacao casinos sounds like a good idea, but I doubt it will ever be a reality, let's be honest, these Curacao regulators couldn't care less about the players, specifically the problematic ones 😂 it's a really good idea I must say, that would not only help problematic players but also those who don't want to come across any casino from said jurisdiction, by now we can only check manually, which just take some seconds, still the idea is brilliant

1 year ago

I did not mean individual casinos. I mean ALL online casinos. Like, if sending a mail to the Curacao gambling commision and ask them to ban me from ALL their licensed casinos. That SHOULD be an option to be honest.

1 year ago

Unfortunately it's not possible and that's why we constantly try to push forward our Global Self-exlusion initiative. I believe that's what many players are missing and that's what players really need. Anyway, it's very complicated and long process so keep your fingers crossed for us 🙂

Daniel
1 year ago

I couldn't agree more I'm weak willed and have a compulsive obsessive disorder and I think that a lot of gamblers do. I thought that when I signed up to GameStop for 5,yrs would do the job and that would be it. Unfortunately it wasn't and although I'm probably breaking even playing non GameStop casinos I wish I could stop by using willpower but I can't. The Main reason is boredom I don't watch TV and have no social life, gambling on slots win or lose gives me a buzz. If there was a global tool for blocking me from gambling would zI have the will power to sign up probably not, zI say that now but if zzI had a bad session and felt lousy then zI possibly would. It's all about will power most non GameStop casinos will close your account if you ask them. Good luck to you if you're trying to quit🤞😜

1 year ago

I think a lot of people here have this problem, it's nice that you're offering help

1 year ago

Dear people!


The addiction has been with me for 22 years.

it only helps "close"

that is, credit cards gone. Limit bank account or share with a friend. Limit access to money so you can't even if you want to and software blockers. Gamban is really good. I now make it so that a friend has my bank account details. He takes care of the rent, loan, et cetera, and I get cash to live on. So it is not possible for me to deposit money anywhere by credit card or online banking. And it makes sense to shift addiction. Play CandyCrush or something.

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SeargentSlotty
1 year ago

That's what I'm going to do pay my bills and give my spare cash to my friend that way I can't gamble even if I want to. The strange thing is I took ,3 mths off and my quality of life was so much better

1 year ago

I couldn't agree more I'm weak willed and have a compulsive obsessive disorder and I think that a lot of gamblers do. I thought that when I signed up to GameStop for 5,yrs would do the job and that would be it. Unfortunately it wasn't and although I'm probably breaking even playing non GameStop casinos I wish I could stop by using willpower but I can't. The Main reason is boredom I don't watch TV and have no social life, gambling on slots win or lose gives me a buzz. If there was a global tool for blocking me from gambling would zI have the will power to sign up probably not, zI say that now but if zzI had a bad session and felt lousy then zI possibly would. It's all about will power most non GameStop casinos will close your account if you ask them. Good luck to you if you're trying to quit🤞😜

1 year ago

Hello nigeljc!

Can't even imagine how it must feel! Thank you for sharing your point of view. I recall I tried suggesting some free time activities to make yourself feel occupied because I felt this could help.

So I won't do that again. Instead, I wish you strong will!

1 year ago

Dear people!


The addiction has been with me for 22 years.

it only helps "close"

that is, credit cards gone. Limit bank account or share with a friend. Limit access to money so you can't even if you want to and software blockers. Gamban is really good. I now make it so that a friend has my bank account details. He takes care of the rent, loan, et cetera, and I get cash to live on. So it is not possible for me to deposit money anywhere by credit card or online banking. And it makes sense to shift addiction. Play CandyCrush or something.

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1 year ago

Hey there.

This is a very open experience, and I thank you for that. I truly feel what you described is a way to go, though it must be quite hard to maintain and accept. Stay strong!


1 year ago

I couldn't agree more I'm weak willed and have a compulsive obsessive disorder and I think that a lot of gamblers do. I thought that when I signed up to GameStop for 5,yrs would do the job and that would be it. Unfortunately it wasn't and although I'm probably breaking even playing non GameStop casinos I wish I could stop by using willpower but I can't. The Main reason is boredom I don't watch TV and have no social life, gambling on slots win or lose gives me a buzz. If there was a global tool for blocking me from gambling would zI have the will power to sign up probably not, zI say that now but if zzI had a bad session and felt lousy then zI possibly would. It's all about will power most non GameStop casinos will close your account if you ask them. Good luck to you if you're trying to quit🤞😜

1 year ago

I even believe that being on Gamstop isn't beneficial for you at all, since you're basically forced to play in other casinos that are often worse and less safe than those on Gamstop, which is quite a strange paradox. Unfortunately, there's no global solution for this at this moment 😕

SeargentSlotty
1 year ago

I mean, it sounds harsh that you can't even control your own money, on the other hand, it's hard to understand it for someone who's never been addicted to gambling. I'm really glad to hear that you managed to find your own solution for the situation. It's important to know that everybody doesn't have such a friend as you do, but families could help in this case as well.

I'm convinced that limiting your access to money can make your life happier since you don't have to be afraid of losing it all and you always know you have enough money for all the stuff you need to buy and pay for 👍

1 year ago

Phew.. I'm really lucky there. I set myself the limit of 150 euros a month and actually won it. At 150 it's over and I also distract myself with free games. Apparently I'm not as addicted as it is described here, thank goodness! I hope for all of you here that you can be helped... because nobody knows what addiction means who hasn't experienced it themselves! Good luck and above all strength for you!


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Charlie_Manchester
1 year ago

Gambling addiction is a serious problem that affects many people around the world. It can lead to financial, social and emotional problems and can be difficult to overcome. If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling addiction, it is important to seek help.


There are many resources available for people struggling with gambling addiction, including support groups, counselling and therapy. You may also want to consider self-exclusion programmes offered by casinos or online gambling sites to help you block access to these platforms.


It is better not to gamble but to read up-to-date casino information with casino reviews Remember that you are not alone, and there is no shame in asking for help. Acknowledging the problem and taking action to resolve it takes courage.

Edited by Radka 1 year ago
Reason: Forbidden link
AlexandrMason
1 year ago

Hi,


Many of the words that you say are very true but posting links to casino sites whether it’s for free spins or not will never help people with gambling addiction.


Clearly you haven’t read any of the posts on this thread.


To overcome this addiction you need to stay away from everything gambling related. Free spins don’t help anyone with addiction. A clean break to find a better life away from gambling is the key.


Take it easy.


Charlie



Daniel
1 year ago

ALL CASINOS LEAD TO RUIN!!!!!

You should be giving ratings to ANY CASINO as if they are a GOOD OPTION. While they are taking your mind body and soul you are having to seek your possessions, cars, house, losing your family and having a nervous breakdown!!

And all because you gave them a 9/10 rating and recommended playing there as it’s a more "fair" casino. - PATHETIC 😡

1 year ago

Hi,


Many of the words that you say are very true but posting links to casino sites whether it’s for free spins or not will never help people with gambling addiction.


Clearly you haven’t read any of the posts on this thread.


To overcome this addiction you need to stay away from everything gambling related. Free spins don’t help anyone with addiction. A clean break to find a better life away from gambling is the key.


Take it easy.


Charlie



1 year ago

The author only aimed to post a forbidden link covered in a lengthy text. So, the link was deleted.

I agree this is an especially foul attempt to lure people into the casinos by posting such external links.

Bh1974
1 year ago

With all respect, you should avoid playing in the casino if it slowly gets more and more frustrating to you.

It's crucial to accept that in the long term casinos always win, so one should only deposit money he can afford to lose.

Although I understand the point, you can easily lose even in a good and fair casino. Consider the deposit as payment for time spent playing - nothing more.

We aim to provide honest casino reviews - the probability of winning isn't a part of the process, because the mathematical advantage is always on the casino's side.

Do you need help finding your way out from gambling?

Allow me to suggest this page:

https://casino.guru/problem-gambling

1 year ago

Yes, I’m banned from all high street bookmakers and online bookmakers and casinos. Every casino should get a 0/10 and people be told they are to be used for entertainment ie food or live sports on telly. NOT GAMBLING

1 year ago

ALL CASINOS LEAD TO RUIN!!!!!

You should be giving ratings to ANY CASINO as if they are a GOOD OPTION. While they are taking your mind body and soul you are having to seek your possessions, cars, house, losing your family and having a nervous breakdown!!

And all because you gave them a 9/10 rating and recommended playing there as it’s a more "fair" casino. - PATHETIC 😡

1 year ago

That's not quite right. There are problem gamblers and pathological gamblers, i.e. pathological gamblers. For both groups of people, casino is generally not a good idea. But the majority of the people who play have their gaming behavior under control and gamble away €100 and then let it be for a week.


online casino is entertainment. For some a thrill for others just fun. Registering at a casino with the intention of making money or paying off debt is always a bad idea.

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JosefZebinger
1 year ago

Agree.. 200 oo EUR is way too big for an online provider to withdraw.


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