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24 August 2016 at 12:50 am #7865low-lifeParticipant
Hi I live in scoland atm and I got a system that I can bet a horse on my computer and lay it off on my bet fair exchange account! I do this early in the morning and usually make 20 to 50. I had 15k of saving but now only got 8k as I bet on horses to if I fancy them and bet a lot of odds on horse and been chasing a 1 k lost which turned into a 7k lost! So now I feel it’s not even worth making that 20 to 50 a day as i lost so much! I just want to chase back what I lost by betting big on favs. Any advice would be grateful!
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25 August 2016 at 7:00 pm #7866DebtfreeisthewaytobeParticipant
You can control it cut your losses now. You are in a better position than most you still have money. Most of us don’t because we gambled it away and had to hit rock bottom before we even acknowledged there was a problem. If you chase just once in your life the bug is in you. Normal people lose 20 bucks and walk away you lost 7k on horses that’s a complusive gambler you chased you have a problem. But it is not the end of world just stop now and look at it like one big mistake but if you continue to gamble for sure it will happen over and over again till your down 70k. Let me be the first to tell you Gambling is the worst thing you can do for a supplementary income because you will lose in the long haul not just money but time and the damage it does to your pysche is horrendous you only lost 7k if you have a job your guaranteed to make that back if your don’t gamble again.
Best of luck to you and remember bet free is the way to be.
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29 August 2016 at 8:46 pm #7867charlesModerator
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Hello and thanks for starting a thread in the Gambling Therapy forums
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29 August 2016 at 8:51 pm #7868charlesModerator
Hi and welcome to the forum.
I would suggest that you start your own thread in the My Journal Forum.
Please note though that this site is here to help those who have decided to address their gambling addiction. A few of your posts on others threads seem to suggest that you are looking for help on how to win back your losses. If that is what you are here for then I am afraid you ahve come to the wrong site.
If you are in a hole financially then the best advice, when in a hole, is to stop digging. You can stop gambling, there is life after gambling.
Read the other posts here and you will see the things that are helping others stop. When you start your own new thread in the My Journal Forum I hope you tell us which of those positive actions you can apply to your own situation.
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31 August 2016 at 3:58 pm #7869jpcapistranoParticipant
Is there any advice that I can use to stop gambling? I’m down with debts big time. Please help.. 🙁
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