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Do you consider yourself a Gambling addict?


GoTServeD

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I think Im not a addicted gambler. I can spare my time when to play and when to stop. I didnt feel anything bad if I didnt play in gambling site

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I havent been gambling for a long time. I just purchased some lottery tickets for $2 once and a while. But ever since crypto came into my life I have been doing it everyday because it is much easier to access the funds to be able to game with. I think I might be addicted because of this accessibility.

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On 5/29/2019 at 11:28 PM, GoTServeD said:

Hello fellow stakers,

I started gambling way back in 2002, where I play Bingo games. Since then, everytime I see some games where my chance of luck is going to be tested, I always find a way to sit down and try it.

This game of chance actually destroyed some of my other interest since it consume most of my time. And now the Casino is already online, I tend to stay on my computer and play, than going out.

Now, I know many people here stays on this site more than 3 hours a day. Some people are even online while they are at work. Now, do you consider yourself a Gambling Addict??

 

I considered myself that I have an addiction to gambling. How about you?

 

TBH i feeling that i have gambling problem lately, it look a bit serious right now ! , you start in 2002 ,in really is a long time , i have spend only 2 years for gambling only, i have start at 2017, but now i really feel bad about myself, my bad habit, every sad night cause the big lose, or some stupid lose ,everything make myself turn into some careless people and have much anger inside

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addict.. is a bad tern to use to the things you like to do.. i can considered to be called entertained.. that is what it does for -people.. is a source of entertainment..to keep people busy, while wining or losing their money.. 

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