Burgerwcheese Posted June 5, 2021 #26 Posted June 5, 2021 Make a paycheck and run that shit up one weekend and recover it all back. Been telling myself this shit will happen every week for years now 😂 when you're down on luck life sucks,take a break for a while
underdogs Posted June 5, 2021 #27 Posted June 5, 2021 1 minute ago, RomaBeton said: sell everything you have and deposit on stake you will win all back he will eventually lose it all. My advice take a break dont think about what you lost keep yourself occupied with other things and stay with people you love
path78 Posted June 5, 2021 #28 Posted June 5, 2021 stop gambling man gambling is for fun not for source of income.
Log Posted June 5, 2021 #31 Posted June 5, 2021 10 minutes ago, Mikehoncho said: This isn't the correct response. He has clear cut signs of a gaming problem. You should encourage him to find help, not wish him luck on his next bet. Dude it’s about self control. I dont know how to help because I have none lol. The casino, the house always wins. Everyone knows this, everyone should play here for fun and realize the anything is possible. Including losing every single deposit you place you place here.
Jimmy14 Posted June 5, 2021 #32 Posted June 5, 2021 That's tough. Step away and focus on your mental health
nargiza Posted June 5, 2021 #35 Posted June 5, 2021 best advice, take a rest from gambling, and only bet money which you are ready to loose, same thing with investing.
Mikehoncho Posted June 5, 2021 #37 Posted June 5, 2021 14 minutes ago, Log said: Dude it’s about self control. I dont know how to help because I have none lol. The casino, the house always wins. Everyone knows this, everyone should play here for fun and realize the anything is possible. Including losing every single deposit you place you place here. If you read his comments, he lacks self control. He knows you can lose every deposit as he's lost his life savings. Another deposit or another bet won't help his situation, even if he wins. It isn't about fun anymore. It's an addiction.
Blaccxwidow Posted June 5, 2021 #38 Posted June 5, 2021 If I had any savings, I’d lose it on stake as well
mrstean Posted June 5, 2021 #39 Posted June 5, 2021 Try to find something you really enjoy and focus on this, it gonna be hard but might help to make u stop and not let it happen again.
randomguy2 Posted June 5, 2021 Author #42 Posted June 5, 2021 lol this is becoming more like a joke discussion. Actually made my day. Thanks guys And yeah losing does feel sucks. But I guess I need to accept it and move on.
bigb0y0069 Posted June 5, 2021 #43 Posted June 5, 2021 you should never use gambling as a way to make money my man! always keep that in mind
randomguy2 Posted June 5, 2021 Author #46 Posted June 5, 2021 2 minutes ago, bigb0y0069 said: you should never use gambling as a way to make money my man! always keep that in mind won't be considering myself as gambling addict if I can do that. lol 2 minutes ago, 69x said: dammn. same boat. shucks
Log Posted June 5, 2021 #47 Posted June 5, 2021 17 minutes ago, Mikehoncho said: If you read his comments, he lacks self control. He knows you can lose every deposit as he's lost his life savings. Another deposit or another bet won't help his situation, even if he wins. It isn't about fun anymore. It's an addiction. Well i’ll tell you like my stepdad told me growing up, he would say if I ever asked him a question, “hell, I don’t care what you do boy I ain’t your f***ing daddy“
julietherium Posted June 5, 2021 #48 Posted June 5, 2021 My dear, I'm very sorry to hear that. Let me just tell you my story. I wasn't in a very good place emotionally but had some money after I finally got to sell a very tiny apartment I used to own. I had just moved in with my girlfriend but had lost my mom 2 months before, I was a mess. I was already under professional guidance since my girlfriend have bipolar disorder and talked me into seeking professional care. Eventually I was diagnosed with OCT and bipolar disorder as well. But that didn't stop me from gambling. I had a very open relationship with my psychiatrist and every session he would talk to me about anonymous gambling groups. I would listen carefully but didn't think it was for me. I had set a 20-30% limit that I would afford to lose before considering I had a real gambling problem. It eventually happened and thankfully I was able to admit defeat and attend to those groups and start therapy with a psychologist as well. I finally understood I had more of a disease than a mere "gambling problem", a disease that would eventually take money from me but not only that, it could also destroy my life along with everything I loved so much, my girlfriend, our cats, my lovely brother. It wasn't until I understood that it was never about the money that I had lost but all the money I would prevent myself from losing by seeking help that I could finally stop. So, my advice to you is not to look at what all this shit has taken from you. Accept that. It's like you had a disease that took a leg from you. You won't have that back. You could put your other leg on the line to get a new one but in the first place it was exactly what took your leg from you. So you might lose both. Do you love your leg? So why would you risk losing it? You can work, invest, and buy a new prosthetic leg, so just focus on this. Thankfully, money is money, it's not irreplaceable like a natural leg. But keep in mind one thing, gambling does not only take money from you, it also take irreplaceable things. So, my advice is: look forward. Seek help, talk about this with others. I'm sure you have so much you love in your life. Live for all those things.
izarrz Posted June 5, 2021 #50 Posted June 5, 2021 I Also lost a lot of money in stake casino since 2017. All property gone =(
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