I think I might need help. Vol: Addiction

Ain't that what u been doing :lol:
no, OP asked for advice on gambling and I gave him my perspective. For all we know he could be a millionaire and this ten grand is a joke. Also he could've worked two years and saved it all up and spent it and is mad, I don't know, I never met the dude and even if I did don't know him well enough to make that assumption.
 
Ain't that what u been doing :lol:
no, OP asked for advice on gambling and I gave him my perspective. For all we know he could be a millionaire and this ten grand is a joke. Also he could've worked two years and saved it all up and spent it and is mad, I don't know, I never met the dude and even if I did don't know him well enough to make that assumption.

Op clearly saidhes an addict and you made the assumption that he's not and he needs to keep going to the casinos
 
Op clearly saidhes an addict and you made the assumption that he's not and he needs to keep going to the casinos
if he truly is an addict and not mad he lost then he already knows what he needs to do and ain't need to create the thread.
 
And he did agree with my sentiments so apparently I was right about something :lol:
 
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Op clearly saidhes an addict and you made the assumption that he's not and he needs to keep going to the casinos
if he truly is an addict and not mad he lost then he already knows what he needs to do and ain't need to create the thread.

So did you create the shorts thread because you weren't sure if they were cool or lame as hell
 
So did you create the shorts thread because you weren't sure if they were cool or lame as hell
no, I created it to see if anyone would put up any shorts I haven't seen before that would be dope for me to cop. I knew based on the reaction of my other robin shorts that nt would not approve :lol: they are cool to me so that's all that matters.
What I need are some all black python shorts (real python, not imitation)
 
I agree the best thing to do is to stay away from the casinos. I dont think OP is willing to do that until he loses everything. But I wonder if working there would be the next best thing for him? Some of the dealers that posted in here would know. I just cant see even a degenerate like OP continuing to throw money away, once you work the tables and truly get a 1st hand understanding that the house will always, always win. I mean, he should have the 1st hand understanding now, but sitting on the other side i think would hammer the point across.
its all a mental thing. i deal blackjack n i will never play a game where the house makes you act first. odds just aren't great. when i do gamble its always bacc pretty close to 50/50. as far as will working at a casino help op out? maybe. but dealers are the biggest gamblers lol. i see coworkers clock out and blow a couple grand every shift, some have even ban themselves from gambling so they just come in put in their hours n leave. 
 
Ya'll are either wild immature or haven't seen this ruin families. To tell someone who's admitted to a gambling addiction "nah you just ain't win yet, keep going" has to be one of the dumbest things i've ever witnessed.
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  Man, this thread is getting funnier by the page.

Folks are REALLY telling that man to keep gambling.
 
Are you always playing sober? That might be a reason why you're losing all the time. Have to switch it up & play drunk or high on that white girl. Gotta be confident when you gamble. Also you don't have to dip into your savings or sell your belongings. Spot the loan sharks & bubble up with their money.
 
We admit we are powerless over gambling and our life has become unmanageable.

If that ^^ , applies, you sir need a meeting
 
Yeah u definitely got a problem fam. Good luck with that. You need to get ur prerogatives in order. Wildin thinkin u doing it.
you wylin son, making assumptions about someone you never met before. Nt at its finest

If i met you in person and you said the same dumb *** **** you typed in here I'd draw the same conclusion, b. Why you riding so hard for gambling tho? Its hustling backwards. Consistently betting against the odds is self defeating, counterintuitive and illogical. Unless you can admit gambling is just spending money on entertainment you're on the path to addiction.
 
If i met you in person and you said the same dumb *** **** you typed in here I'd draw the same conclusion, b. Why you riding so hard for gambling tho? Its hustling backwards. Consistently betting against the odds is self defeating, counterintuitive and illogical. Unless you can admit gambling is just spending money on entertainment you're on the path to addiction.
i don't care for your conclusion, I say what I mean and I mean what I say. If that's how you feel then that's how you gamble, everyone's different. 100 a hand in blackjack ain't nothing son :pimp:
 
Yeah.. it's bad enough when you're trying to rationalize your addiction and "plan" on only playing 150 at 10/15 a hand. All it's going to take is you to hit a short losing streak and you're out of chips in 20 minutes. Be honest with yourself, you're really just going to say "welp, time to walk away?" 

If you couldn't walk away with large sums of money, you won't walk away with a small amount, either.

You can be a responsible gambler, it's possible. Develop the skill and discipline to know when to walk away when you're up and know when to quit when you're down. If you have the right mindset and dedication, it's entirely possible. However.. you do not have that. From what you've told us, you absolutely seem addicted to gambling and  you're not that good at it. The talks of the rush and adrenaline, not being able to quit, the frustration when you lose, and then the shame and regret of losing and withdrawing additional money... it's an addiction at this point.

It's okay, you're not a bad guy because of it. But you have to be honest with yourself and seek help. In the nicest possible way, you're absolutely deranged to think about working  at a casino. Come on, man.
 
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I like to play blackjack too but Ive learned to stay away. For me, whats kept gambling from becoming a problem was 2 things. 1st, i work extremely hard for my money. Nothing is given to me and Ive worked a long time to make it to where Im at financially. That $ goes so fast in the casino, its sickening. I have a family to support, i have too many resposibilities. For OP and guys like him, i wonder where they get their money from... if its mommy and daddy or what.

The 2nd thing that helped make sure i never had a gambling problem was that the thrill of the win is not strong. But the pain of losing is sickening. So of I'm winning, its fun, but not THAT exciting. Its more like "damn f'ing time, shoulda been up more if the cards werent so bad".
I guess the 3rd thing that keeps me away from blackjack is that I play by the book, I know exactly how to play, and the house odds are still too good for my blood. Tbh, if playing by the book resulted in winning more, yeah Id probably play more. I just cant stand how fast the money goes. With all that said, i still enjoy it on occasion, but i may play 1-2x a year and be happy. Lose 300-500 and call it quits.
play baccarat then, the game is 50/50

Um, no, :lol:

If it were 50/50 the casino would be running even on the year @ baccarat and well, yea, that's simply not the case.

Even if you play baccarat optimally according to game theory the house will still have little over a 1% edge on the player.
 
Um, no, :lol:

If it were 50/50 the casino would be running even on the year @ baccarat and well, yea, that's simply not the case.

Even if you play baccarat optimally according to game theory the house will still have little over a 1% edge on the player.
baccarat has the best odds in the entire casino. The reason it probably ain't 50/50 is cuz of the percentage paid to the house when the Banker wins. Either way I don't really research the odds and play to make a living off of gambling. You need a lot of training and memorization to do that efficiently
 
As far as pit games go, played optimally, blackjack will offer the best chance to win.

Baccarat is better for beginners because it's easier to play/understand but the house advantage is slightly larger than it is in blackjack.

The best "odds" in the casino would be in the poker room because you're not playing against the house.
 
I used to gamble a lot. 

I was an experienced blackjack player who did well at times... but there would still be times when I would just have bad luck and the game would get the best of me. 

Winning AND losing took a tool on me. 

I haven't gambled at all in 2016. 

I still get the urge to gamble, but I have stopped myself. 

I have been much better off. 

I won't tell anyone not to gamble because there can be a reward in taking risks... I would just make sure the person understood what they are getting into. 
 
Dudes in here suggesting an addict to continue his addiction but in moderation 
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"Keep smoking crack b, just don't do too much of it and don't dip from your savings"

OP you need to ban yourself from the casino. In addition, I would advise seeing a psychologist (preferably one specialized in addiction) as well.
 
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I would suggest taking a break. Start it off small. 2 weeks without gambling. Occupy your time and mind constructively with loved ones and friends and physically in the gym or something to that effect. After major losses it's easy to feel like "I have a problem" but the problem was just over indulging and it's something you can beat.

Take some time off, even if you justify it as building up your bankroll.

time heals just about all wounds. Just have to learn from what happened and move forward from here.

Believe me though you're not the only one to take a major loss and feel like "What have I become?"

**** happens. Ask me how I know.

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