Let's get out of this shit.

Hello. Let me tell you about my situation. I've always loved playing poker and as a result I signed up to every site possible. I loved playing and had good results until the fateful big win. I had won about 2k and decided to take a few spins at the bookmaker (the very first time I played slots). Without taking it long, I came across a page of explorers and I was playing at 10 euros. In that session I won exactly 40k, needless to say I lost it after a few weeks. From then on, the decline because whatever win I made didn't give me the kind of adrenaline rush I had previously felt. After losing everything, I continued to play but not assiduously and punctually every time I opened the applications I lost several thousand euros. Today, trying to recover a loss of a few hundred euros, I lost 5k at BJ. The problem is that it was the

My own business, which has been put aside for all these months. I don't know why I'm writing here, maybe to give each other a hand and get out of these situations. Hi guys.

Hi, and thank you for sharing your story with us.

It sounds like that big win completely changed the way gambling felt for you. I've read similar stories before, where people say that after experiencing such a huge win, it became harder to enjoy gambling the way they used to, and they found themselves chasing that same feeling again.

The fact that you've taken the time to write this post tells me that you already recognize something isn't right, and that's an important realization.

If gambling is starting to affect not only your finances but also your business and everyday life, it might be worth taking a step back and considering tools like self-exclusion or deposit limits. If you feel it's becoming difficult to manage on your own, there's absolutely nothing wrong with reaching out to support. I mean, they're there to help people in exactly these situations. However, not every casino offers tailored responsible tools. It would be better to keep that in mind, I wager.

I really hope things start looking up for you. Thank you again for opening up, and if you ever feel like sharing how you're doing, we'll be here to listen.

Take care.