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How to Recognize A Potential Gambling Problem or Gambling Addiction

by admin on April 11, 2009

With a larger number of people betting today, there are far more reported cases of gambling obsession and addiction then ever before.

Betting issues can manifest themselves in several different ways.

Some will have all these appearances of their betting problem and some others may only have one.

Betting obsession has effects on players of all different kinds of betting like 21, Poker and even Bingo. The most vital thing to bear in mind is because their life is not hideous due to their betting does not mean there’s not an issue.

Many folks can have significant betting obsessions and still hold down a job and make it appear as if everything is fine. This just implies this person hasn’t hit a bottom yet, but finally it’ll catch up with them. Most addicts will stop socializing with anyone not into their obsession, so if all of a sudden somebody you know cuts out all their friends from their life and starts to isolate themselves this could be a sign of a .

An easy thing to look for is if they’re very interested in the sports scores, and if after reading them to they become euphoric or depressed. No one likes it when their favorite team loses, but a gambler will have major mood swings depending on if they are winning or losing.

At that point they’ll be totally cut off from loved ones. Most gamblers with bad obsessions customarily wind up jobless and in numerous cases homeless when their obsession is permitted to go unbridled for too long. Studies have shown that people with betting obsessions are more susceptible to sickness because thy permit their health to lapse.

For more info on gambling addiction and obsession talk to you a counselor or look online for the gamblers anonymous site, or from one of the numerous  Internet sites or 800# telephone hotlines devoted to helping gambling addicts to find professional help in their area.

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1 ponganne April 15, 2009 at 9:42 pm

Gambling addiction is something I am very familiar with. I have relatives who suffer from this addiction and they have refused to seek help. My aunt’s house has been re-possessed by the bank, since she used it as collateral for all the loans she took out to support her bad habit. It’s such a destructive illness, one which nearly destroyed her family. Fortunately she was able to turn her life around, but she still tells me how she misses it and how easy it is to get back into this awful habit.

2 Samantha Dalby March 2, 2010 at 12:35 pm

My dad has a gambling problem so i can relate.
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