http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/RandomQuestionsAndAnswers/Forum5.htmenCSMOD (Build: 3273.32735)http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/dcg/post.htm#907Sun, 17 Aug 2008 21:08:07 GMTe9fc6c38-44c2-448e-ad72-ab9133b77580:907Anonymous0http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/dcg/post.htm#907http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/comments5-907.xmlYou&#39;re not alone LFC :) I promise you that.<div style="clear:both;"></div>http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/cjh/post.htm#738Mon, 28 Jul 2008 19:02:30 GMTe9fc6c38-44c2-448e-ad72-ab9133b77580:738Anonymous1http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/cjh/post.htm#738http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/comments5-738.xmlThe lights, the attractions, the fact that you never see a clock in a casino. The whole point that gambling operators forcus on is the idea that in the long-run they will eventually win. One you fully realise that, you&#39;ll learn that if you do win something (however small) the odds were agaist you to do so and you should be grateful for that fact!<div style="clear:both;"></div>http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/bwc/post.htm#427Sun, 13 Jul 2008 21:22:30 GMTe9fc6c38-44c2-448e-ad72-ab9133b77580:427hansengus2http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/bwc/post.htm#427http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/comments5-427.xmlDiscipline is the hardest part of gambling, whatever form, whether Poker, Sportsbook, Casino etc etc. It&#39;s lack of discipline that creates problems for people and their fun can turn into an addiction. <br /><br />My advice to anyone looking to have a gamble is to recognise how much they are comfortably able to lose and then set a goal which is they achieve will be the stopping point for the session. If the money is lost then they should NOT go back and deposit more. Try to look at gambling as a recreational activity and to convince yourself that if you lose, it&#39;s ok, it&#39;s money you can afford to lose anyway.<div style="clear:both;"></div>http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/xz/post.htm#243Wed, 18 Jun 2008 19:08:34 GMTe9fc6c38-44c2-448e-ad72-ab9133b77580:243luckyabc3http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/xz/post.htm#243http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/comments5-243.xmlI know the feeling too well. It&#39;s difficult to know when to stop. My best advice is to either impose a betting limit or a betting target and make a diary of your profit and loss so you can keep track of how much you are spending. Also, try to be selctive if you are sports betting.<br /><br />Hope that helps.<div style="clear:both;"></div>http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/kd/post.htm#173Sun, 15 Jun 2008 18:30:48 GMTe9fc6c38-44c2-448e-ad72-ab9133b77580:173xxyvxx4http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/kd/post.htm#173http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/comments5-173.xmlHi,<br /><br />This info is taken from the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gamcare.co.uk">www.gamcare.co.uk</a> site. It is great advice on responsible gaming.<br /><br /> <li>You’re buying fun, not investing your money <li>Before playing, set strict limits on how much time and money you’re going to spend <li>Quit while you’re ahead <li>Only gamble with money you can afford to lose <li>Don’t spend more money on gambling with the hope to win back money that you have lost <li>Keep up other interests and hobbies – don’t let gambling take over your life <li>Don’t gamble in order to escape from stress or boredom <li>Gambling in moderation is okay <li>The key is… if you choose to gamble, gamble responsibly! <p>Hope that helps!</p></li><div style="clear:both;"></div>http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/jm/post.htmThu, 12 Jun 2008 21:43:56 GMTe9fc6c38-44c2-448e-ad72-ab9133b77580:165lfcforever5http://igamingforums.com/iGaming/GamblingAndDiscipline/jm/post.htmhttp://igamingforums.com/iGaming/comments5-165.xmlWhy do most (me incuded) find it difficult to stop gambling when I&#39;m winning? I wish I could listen to that inner voice that tells me to stop :(<div style="clear:both;"></div>