Expect to lose. It is going to happen. No matter how smart you are or how much experience you have. No matter what strategies you have learnt from what book. This is an experience with games of chance, and the house does always have the advantage. You must remember to remind yourself that losses are inevitable, at least once in a while.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

Those are all questions that face many people who have started the long slide backwards into the terrible experience of compulsive gambling. Gamblers, like other addicts, are great at rationalizing and talking themselves into things, even though they know deep down inside, that those rationalizations are just lies. For instance, let’s compare the gambling problem to a drinking problem. A gambler may think, “If I could just hit a lucky streak and win more I’d quit gambling for good.” Then he or she goes out and gambles more, a lot more, after all, the lie that he or she will stop is allowing him or her to gamble with a clear conscience, for a while anyway.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

online gambling If you’re holding onto everything and sifting through hundreds or thousands of e-mails to find one you’re looking for on a daily basis, then you’re gambling with your e-mail and your time. You’re leaving it to chance that you or your system will find what you’re looking for. And sometimes you’ll lose. I’ve seen my clients lose on this gamble time and time again and I want to prevent this from happening to you.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n