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Gambling addiction in general: Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

Topic created on 12th Jul. 2020 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 7 | Views: 3,543
Leopolt1988
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

12th Jul. 2020, at 02:21 pm CEST#1
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Hello all,
I got a little lost in online gambling during the Corona time. Lost sounds good, I have lost more than 7,000€ in the last 4 months.
I won just under 2,000 on Twin last month and cashed it out.
Since this payout I am totally obsessed and deposited more than 2.500€ in the last 2 weeks and everything is gone! Now I realize that there is no point.
I play a lot of Blackjack and bonus buys (Bonanza/Money train/Red Chilli) and realize after a certain point (When I am 200/300% up from the deposit) NOTHING works. As if someone flips a switch and you can only lose.
I stop with this. I realize slowly that it is extremely dangerous to lose/win so much money in such a short time.
Why is that with the human psyche? I've always been a bit of a gambling addict, but the arcades are so crappy that you spend €50 and then have no more bock.
I am very disappointed in myself... I wanted / needed to tell someone because it eats me. I can not talk to anyone about it.

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Falko
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

12th Jul. 2020, at 05:52 pm CEST#2
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Leopolt1988 wrote on 12.07.2020 at 14:21: Hello everyone,
I got a bit lost in online gambling during Corona time.... Lost sounds good, I have lost more than 7,000€ in the last 4 months.
I won just under 2,000 on Twin last month and cashed it out.
Since this payout I am totally obsessed and deposited more than 2.500€ in the last 2 weeks and everything is gone! Now I realize that there is no point.
I play a lot of Blackjack and bonus buys (Bonanza/Money train/Red Chilli) and realize after a certain point (When I am 200/300% up from the deposit) NOTHING works. As if someone flips a switch and you can only lose.
I stop with this. I realize slowly that it is extremely dangerous to lose/win so much money in such a short time.
Why is that with the human psyche? I've always been a bit of a gambling addict, but the arcades are so crappy that you spend €50 and then have no more bock.
I am very disappointed in myself... I wanted / needed to tell someone, because it eats me. I can not talk to anyone about it.

Let me guess - you can't talk to anyone about it because it's frowned upon everywhere, unless it's someone who plays themselves and if no one in your immediate family plays themselves then there's just shaking of heads and incomprehension which makes it impossible to talk about it calmly.

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Wetti1
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

13th Jul. 2020, at 11:58 am CEST#3
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Leopolt1988 wrote on 12.07.2020 at 14:21: Hello everyone,
I got a bit lost in online gambling during Corona time.... Lost sounds good, I have lost more than 7,000€ in the last 4 months.
I won just under 2,000 on Twin last month and cashed it out.
Since this payout I am totally obsessed and deposited more than 2.500€ in the last 2 weeks and everything is gone! Now I realize that there is no point.
I play a lot of Blackjack and bonus buys (Bonanza/Money train/Red Chilli) and realize after a certain point (When I am 200/300% up from the deposit) NOTHING works. As if someone flips a switch and you can only lose.
I stop with this. I realize slowly that it is extremely dangerous to lose/win so much money in such a short time.
Why is that with the human psyche? I've always been a bit of a gambling addict, but the arcades are so crappy that you spend €50 and then have no more bock.
I am very disappointed in myself... I wanted / needed to tell someone because it eats me. I can not talk to anyone about it.

Gambling is always dangerous.either you win or fall on the face

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Knubbell
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

13th Jul. 2020, at 09:42 pm CEST#4
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I feel for you and can about relate. Winning is simply addictive. And if it worked once, then it will surely work again, right? It does. The question is only after how many thousands of Euros deposit. I hope you can keep due finger still. I can not

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risiko8000
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

25th Sep. 2020, at 11:15 am CEST#5
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Falko wrote on 12.07.2020 at 17:52

Let me guess - you can not talk to anyone about it, because it is everywhere frowned upon, unless it is someone who plays himself and if in your immediate family field no one plays himself then there is only a head shaking and incomprehension which makes it impossible to talk calmly about the subject.

In my opinion you should deal with it openly. With honesty you can always achieve a lot. It doesn't help if you keep it bottled up inside. Pick your closest confidants and bring up the subject. They will understand and support you. For sure!

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Anonym

Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

25th Sep. 2020, at 12:15 pm CEST#6
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Online casinos have a huge advantage. If you go to "permanent self-lock" in your regular casinos, it's over forever. Yes you can switch to another site, but the game can be repeated at will. I find this feature extremely valuable

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Frankiboy0815
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

28th Sep. 2020, at 09:55 am CEST#7
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if you are a gambling addict I would avoid this site because there is so much temptation to gamble again....
this site is even indirectly financed by online gambling offers

look for a support group!

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Cheeseburger
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Corona and slipped into online gambling addiction

28th Sep. 2020, at 10:12 am CEST#8
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That's the beauty of Corona...you can blame everything on it.
Gambled it all away? Corona is to blame.
No friends ? Corona is to blame.
No social contacts? Corona is to blame .
No success in life ? Corona is to blame.

Herlich.

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