Michael Souza - Psychology of Gambling
Webcast sponsored by the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre. Dr. Michael Souza is a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia. In this lecture, he will review reward and addiction from a behavioral, cognitive and neurobiological standpoint. We will also examine the social psychology behind gambling behavior, casino structuring and casino marketing.
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I'm watching these videos to help me overcome my gambling addiction. I don't want the anxiety and stress it causes anymore.
@nofa987
4 жыл бұрын
How is it going for you?
@e36fanatics
4 жыл бұрын
Im here for exact same reasom but my brain just seems not being able to understand this
@karinarebekah2342
4 жыл бұрын
I believe in you guys..go to the gym , etc you can change your mindset and have willpower and have self control..change your beliefs ..look at law of attraction videos on KZread..reprogram your thoughts..and know that we human beings are more than enough and nothing is impossible. Just believe. God wants your well being and loves you. You got this! Love and blessings!
@gulinp1
4 жыл бұрын
what worked for me is being inside casino one day and just looking how miserable people around me are, and how i "shame" them, just to figure that i'm the same, if not worst. It started consume me inside, notion that i'm just "junkie" that spends time and money while being miserable. Walked away, never looked back. Literally felt reborned within next 3 weeks. Ofc now i have way more money as well, it's actually amazing how money finds way to you ,once you start burning it.
@charomiami
3 жыл бұрын
Good luck !! You can do it
step number one is : admit you are "junkie" that needs help. Step 2: feel fine with notion that you will never get your money back. It's gone. step 3: you are not "smarter, luckier or unluckier " than people who win and lose more. You all end up losing. Step 4: walk away, but don't stress yourself about milestones. Day, week, month means nothing. Day after day simply avoid it. Affter some time you will feel 2 things: 1) you have more money 2 ) you are waaaaaaaaay less depressed. 3 ) It's not worth it
@jasonramdas
3 жыл бұрын
Well said great advice
@ricardosoca7380
3 жыл бұрын
I love this part "Day, week, month means nothing. Day after day simply avoid it. " So many people at 12 step meetings love to boast about the days and weeks and months. Whether you've abstained for 12 days or 12 years, the next bet could be right around the corner.
@annoravetz6697
3 жыл бұрын
Exactly!!!
@gulinp1
3 жыл бұрын
@@ricardosoca7380 been out of it for a year. Feels great. I hope that people used lockdown as great tool to get off addiction.
@supremebeing3537
3 жыл бұрын
i agee with all besides step 3 some gamblers are luckier than others because ive witnessed with my own 2 eyes over the last 35 years.
I have been addicted to pretty much everything, drugs,alcohol,sex and gambling. Gambling has been the worse I’ve lost everything I’ve worked hard for and compulsively keep chasing my loses. I’m 26 and have lost 26k of my savings and now have nothing left. I struggle with the relationships around me and feel that I’ve destroyed myself and let everyone down. I can’t let go I’ve lost all my money and have won it back several times just to lose it all over again. It has been the worse emotional rollercoaster in my life and made me feel so worthless.
@marcuscarter9402
2 жыл бұрын
hey man how r u doing now? its hard but through Christ all things are possible... been an addict, drugs, sex, alcohol, porn, and now my mind wants me to go to gambling thats why im here watching this... 7 years clean and have been celibate for close to a year but the addict still rages... but Christ didnt die for me to give up He didnt die for us to give in... He died for us to have life and to have it more abundantly... hmu man...
@EyesWideOpenTruth
2 жыл бұрын
I feel your pain I’ve done the same thing Been gambling for 11 years and this has happened to me over 100 times It doesn’t get better, so Stop Now !!!!!!!
@georgekourtis3918
Жыл бұрын
Hey brother you might want to check if you have an ADHD.It sounds to me that you are always seeking a dopamine spike.If thats the case and you identify it many things,maybe all,that plagues you will fall in place and there are a lot of things that you can do to manage it and overcome it.
@caokneema
Жыл бұрын
Jesus man, I hope you're in a better place now. It's better to understand and stomach defeat instead of constantly fighting an uphill battle.
@rainahd4255
Жыл бұрын
@@marcuscarter9402 ❤
One time I won $800 at the casino. I knew I should go home. However I told myself " hey let me play just $100 of this. Who knows, maybe I'll turn a good night into a great night. If I lose, who cares, I can then leave with a really good $700. However after losing the $100, now I say to myself " ehhh I couldddd try just $100 more. If I lose that I'll leave with that remaining $600. Still a heckuva day right? " Well next thing I know I'm down to $300 and my thought process changes to " omg I can't leave with a measley $300 when I had a really nice $800 three hours ago!!! I absolutely HAVE to get that $500 back!!! Then I'll be back to $800 and THIS TIME I'll leave ( supposedly ) " Down to $200, down to $100, down to $20. Need gas but say screw it, down to $0. Now I want to puke and/or kick myself in the nuts. Mentally exhausted, stressed out, sickening feeling as I have a walk of shame to my car 😢😭😡🤬🤮
@dididhbdde6571
Жыл бұрын
Even worse doing this online. Way easier to sit home and do this can't imagine doing it in person
@josephsiyanda.5112
Жыл бұрын
That's the biggest problem we face,if you win u can't leave unless you lose everything...
@MountainsArePretty1234
Жыл бұрын
@@josephsiyanda.5112 Yep, fighting a losing battle.
@TitanSlotS
Жыл бұрын
Haha I lost 2K plenty of nights after being up
@RocknRobby
16 күн бұрын
Been here too
This video is such gold. Love this guy. Great topic and amazingly executed. True blessings that this is publicly available
From working in a gas station for 2 years in Florida, I can say that I have experienced a lot of what this guy is talking about 1st hand. I have never gambled in my entire life, and watching the way that it controls people was one of the most existentially horrific things I've ever witnessed. It really changed the way that I thought about addiction.
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
The crazy part is, alot of people don't see how gambling can be addictive.. this addiction kills people emotionally
@aronsreview9640
2 жыл бұрын
that is so accurate, gambling is a progressive addiction meaning it will just get worse over time. it is truly scary to watch people go to casinos and sink their life saving into the place. i have a family member who is addicted to sport betting and he has won a few times, thats usually the catlyst to this addiction, "a big win" occurs usually something like turning 20 bucks into 500 and its over
This professor obviously knows what he is talking about. He, not only has personal but, has professional insight into this subject. He is worth listening to.
WOW, this man talking about smartphone addiction nearly 10 years ago!! Way ahead of his time!
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
Lol I did not have a cell phone untill I was 20 which was in 2008 but as soon as I got one my life has been on this phone 24/7 even as I am writing this
Can we get Michael to come and speak again? It's been 11 years since this talk, gambling has become much more rampant now especially with the rise of online casinos like stake. Would love to hear Michael talk about the current gambling situation, he's so eloquent in the way he hits the point home.
@carpy1252
24 күн бұрын
Agreed, he's an amazing speaker.
This is a brilliant lecture. Constantly referring to Las Vegas as Loss Vegas is a stroke of genius.
@sillywillie5076
Жыл бұрын
Yeah I went on a road trip from Cali to Florida with a friend and we stopped at Vegas, spent all the money I had all night long, had someone else telling me what machine to play as he was all out of money to lol.. had to borrow money the rest of the trip
I quit 6 months ago (again )went back two days ago lost all my savings .Now I had to handle all my cards to my mother and go for treatment.When you think you are cured ,you are not .Very sad disease.God bless you
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
That sucks, yeah if you got the disease you are stuck with it forever and it is better just not to gamble, I hate watching people win money and be able to leave that easy, my addiction stops me from doing that easily
@Costalongadiogo
2 жыл бұрын
@@sillywillie5076 I’m very glad I’m doing better investing on my self ,psycological treatment and personal goals .If I did anyone can
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
@@Costalongadiogo yeah I feel you, you should be proud of yourself because it is hard to stop doing no matter how long you stopped doing it for, I was clean for two years and it went down the drain in just a matter of moments that were weak.. any day that you do not gamble is a miracle when you have this curse.. I was 3 years clean of drinking and in a matter of seconds I was back to drinking just like that so it is important to keep staying clean for your own good, not for others sake
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
@@Costalongadiogo one thing that I commend you on though is you giving up your card to your mom, that is single handedly the most important thing you could have done for yourself, at my weakest point I could not grasp letting someone else hold on to my finances, my ego just could not let that happen but as I got older I realized that is the best thing to do! When we are at our weakest point we need to trust others to have our best interest
@Costalongadiogo
2 жыл бұрын
@@sillywillie5076 I know right sometimes in bad days the urge comes but I really talk to god and trust the universe to be strong and love your self the urge goes away .Now I have all my cards .I really pray for all gamblers it’s sad it really is especially good hearthy people like you
This is very interesting to me because my sister is a senior casino hostess. She comps everything from free night stays, show tickets, fine dining, cigarettes, just about anything to get the guests to keep coming back. It works. She encourages all players to use their club card. It is the casino's tracking device. If a player hasn't been tracked in a while they call them back with temping offers. The casinos know your habits better than you realize.
Im so tired of gambling 😭
To double your money, fold it up and put it in your pocket.
@waltersobchak7275
3 жыл бұрын
I’m to tight to even do that. I played video poker once. I don’t know anything about poker. Guy beside me was telling me what to do. I started with 20 ended up with 60. I shot the guy beside me a 20 for helping and walked away. Went and ate buffet. Never had an urge to do it again. Not even lotto.
@TitanSlotS
Жыл бұрын
Jaja I like that
A wonderful lecture, a must for any compulsive gambler! Kudos to Dr Souza. Any of the idiotic comments recommending betting sites and claiming to make a living are either stupid or work for the sites!
VERY GOOD LECTURE. This has started to open my eyes and mind on this topic.
Awesome prof. Highly recommend him for his extremely fluid lectures.
He gives a COMPASSIONATE lecture!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Dr. Mike Souza is the best professor at UBC!!!
great lecture. thanks for the upload
how do I get more recordings of this brilliant man's work. He covers so many critical elements.
This lecturer is phenomenal
A brilliant talk thank you.
Phenomenal lecture.
Thanks for sharing that lecture and story. It will help.
Finished his psych 207 course today :D he's definitely one memorable prof
@kimmmmp6174
3 жыл бұрын
Did you blow him dry
@fi-train8961
Жыл бұрын
Aww would love to take his course
Many use gambling to relieve painful thoughts of divorce or loss of a child . The escape builds the addition. gtret job
The lecture was very interesting and well delivered. I will try to find the lecture that gets into more of the physiological elements. By the way in 2018 Macau revenues are more than twice that of Las Vegas.
Amazing video. Absolutely amazing
You know its an addiction when you try and win back the money you lost...
@noobiewatcherz9938
2 жыл бұрын
no, i disagree. The addiction isn't when you want to win and believe you can win,, it's when you think it's okay to lose and keep going.
@vodkaboy
Жыл бұрын
like trying to rationalize by thinking you can make money out of it, like a job. like "gamers" promoting casino online, pretending odds are not in there favour, or that they don't receive actual salaries from sponsors.
brilliant lecture. I'm one of those "pathological gamblers" who thinks they're somehow in control of the game. Control is key. We have so little control in the real world that control in this make believe world is very attractive.
Amazing speaker
I just graduated from gambling after attending this class thanks professor
Very informative. Thank you
i love Dr. souza!!
Very true video!!! Thanks eye opener!!!
Great lecturer, looking at this from the 2023 future, when everyone is addicted to their phones, gambling apps are everywhere, loot box mechanics in games, and the AI is just about to completely take over...it seems like simpler times.
Amazing. Very important stuff right here.
Gambling is the worst thing happened to me and I fucken just can't stop. I live next to Atlantic City and I remember the first day I gamble 🎲 and lost 20 dollars I was upset for two days , now I lose every penny I make for the last 12 years , very sad 😔.
@richardlund9801
5 жыл бұрын
Replace the bad habit with a new habit. Make a routine so that everytime you want to gamble you do this other habit.
@andrewcoursaris8824
5 жыл бұрын
Its a heart wrenching disease destroys your soul and the depression from it is horrendous. Leaves u isolated and alone and leaves u riddled with guilt and anxiety cause u get money from somewhere u shouldn't
@lauraswihart8018
5 жыл бұрын
It's horrible & I know. As truckers- we have access to casinos all over, & we been to a lot. Pray to the Lord that you get so sick of it, that's exactly what I did & it's happening!!🙄try it
@MrTimVegan
5 жыл бұрын
move to another place, get therapy
@zemzem8323
5 жыл бұрын
fadi azzam - how are you doing? Can you give us an update?
this guy is a ledge... thanks you Dr Souza
I'm not a gambler, but so interesting in the psychology and lures casinos use to get you to gamble. A wonderful talk, thank you.
Top lecturer! I studied Consumer Psych' MSc and have had cannabis and gambling addictions along the way in life, and I really think the reward systems presented here and which I studied in Addictive Behaviours in my Psych' BSc should form part of the Consumer Psych MSc that I studied. I hope it is included now. I would've loved these lectures by this lecturer in my MSc course. I feel consumerism and addictive behaviours are highly related due to the things presented here that prove vendors of many products or services exploit the addictive nature of our brains to sell their shit. Im just anti consumerism altogether by now and have zero trust in businesses and politicians lol
By the way this guy is great professor
May God help us overcome this addiction cause it’s ruining our lives 😞
@kevinwilson3337
Жыл бұрын
I do sports betting but found a secret way to win in the long run .
@professor7098
23 күн бұрын
Put it in your mom's ass@@kevinwilson3337
Very good knowledge on gambling it's highly additive just like drugs and alcohol there are so many addictions in this world just have be a strong and spiritual.
That's so true I never realized how much Hollywood glamorized gambling. Everybody in the movies always wins.
Thank you for this video Dr. Souza for raising awareness of this sick disease of compulsive gambling. Part of the psychology of a compulsive gambler is that he wants to always win (well actually he wants to always play) and when you tell him he's never going to really win or get the "big win," he feels that you're taking away all his hopes and dreams. But we both know that winning is actually the worst thing that can happen to a pathological gambler. Thanks for the video, grateful recovering compulsive gambler
@aronsreview9640
2 жыл бұрын
how bizarre, i have a family memeber dealing with compulsive gambling to sport betting. reading that "he really just wants to always play", was such an eye opener. how can one balance the urge to play and always wanting a W? i'm glad i do not participate in this because it seems mind spinning.
''I don't have a cellphone any more''. I thought I was the only one. Once you ditch it you see just how obsessive peoples' behaviour has become with them.
Great, insightful!
great talk
Addiction is crazy.. I know that my odds of winning anything is basically 0 but I still put my money in and lose it most of the time.. I know it is the worst thing in the world yet I still do it 😳 you can know all the facts yet still go through with it
@hogdvm
4 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry
very interesting lecture
thanks for the video
it 2023 and this video only has 310000 views .i live in south africa and many casino are opening up
I'm a slot attendant and I see this every day people who gamble on the daily basis have a illness it's really sad to see
@sillywillie5076
Жыл бұрын
Yeah I feel for you guys 😂, you guys have to deal with us type alot.. I just had to self ban myself because it is such a strong euphoria winning but losing sets a much different mood and I had to get out of that paradigm..
Loved his lectures
This guy is great!...
Hugely interesting lecture.
Gambling, porn, drugs etc are all Traps for the human mind. Understand the enemy deeply so you can know better how to deal with him. Just the fact that these Traps have manged to Ruin & Obliterate millions of L-i-f-e-s shows the Incredible Power and Grip that they have on the human Psyche. These traps are not to be underestimated..~!!
@zachtavaris5378
2 жыл бұрын
Islam opened my eyes to all of these traps. So glad I found Islam. Alhumdulillah.
Such a horrible feeling to blow your paycheck within 2 - 3 hours of getting it. Driving home with tears in your eyes and wondering how in the hell am I gonna pay for gas/groceries the next 13 days? Loans? Credit cards? Pawn shop? All terrible choices 😢
@dididhbdde6571
Жыл бұрын
Takes weeks to make what we lose in an hour
@ryancollinsvideo
Жыл бұрын
Been there, horrendous
@MountainsArePretty1234
Жыл бұрын
@@dididhbdde6571 You got that right. Sometimes months 😥
I stopped gambling but went back again but I’m fighting it even harder…
Thanks for the information...l always wondered why people enjoy gambling?🙄 Quite pessimistic endeavors!
omg this class was really great hahaha xD remembered when i was in college, does anyone knows if they have MA counseling or education psychology classes? because I'm really interested on apllying to that program. Thank you
Will power mm not so simple . Imagine you have a blinding headache and you have Tylenol in your medicine cabinet . Can will power take away the pain or will the Tylenol work faster. The gambler has a pain deep in him or her than only gambling relieves, it takes more than will power to deal with that pain
@andrewcoursaris8824
5 жыл бұрын
Spot on
@well.thy.one.
5 жыл бұрын
J ML yea will power won’t hear a cut either and probably won’t make you instantly forget about the gambling rush, but it can allow you to actually stop yourself from going and deal with whatever your feeling. Most people’s problem is boredom. Solve that and the addiction will lose its grip.
@elizabethtaylor8603
4 жыл бұрын
J ML no matter how much you win you will still feel like a lose. The win eases the pain but creates the desire to gamble more. It damages your brain
BEST PROF AT UBC PSYCH
I learned a lot here.
I use that same Chipotle burrito conversion!
You must have missed the part at the end about the person suing the casino.
I see gambling as a way to relax and have fun. Now it is even possible to play casino games without a house advantage, so even more addicting. For example you can play roulette with no zero, which is pretty unusual to see. I usually only play dozens strategies like the "Super Double Dozen" strategy, where the odds are good for winning, or another strategy for single dozens with higher payouts.
Thanks bro i went to a casino on my birthday and never stopped lol
I realized I had a gambling problem today when I walked in with 100 dollars was up to 500 dollars and walked out with 80 dollars.
@etiennedegaulle3817
2 жыл бұрын
That is a big problem. Should have bet the other 80. Nobody wins betting scared.
@paulrichards6894
2 жыл бұрын
i think to win gambling on horses you need the right mentality..playing roulette and playing cards i don't know anything about ..only about 5% of people have the raw ability to win backing horses but of that 5% few have the right mentality.....i would always advice anyone DONT GAMBLE you are long odds to succeed
@sillywillie5076
Жыл бұрын
@@etiennedegaulle3817 lol I went to Vegas with 500 and left with 100.. if only I would of tried
@MountainsArePretty1234
Жыл бұрын
You're not a full blown addict though. Or you would have walked out with $0 dollars, like me 🤬😡😱😭😢
@dididhbdde6571
Жыл бұрын
I've sat there 4 hours after putting in 100 on roulette made it up to 1000 and down to 5$ then back up to 400 then down some back up a few hundred then all down to 0. Only lost 100 of my own money but played with thousands of dollars winning and losing it back with the casinos money
Very good video
Someone said it's not the losing but the winning that ruins you, when you gambling your actually winning your way to losing, small wins get you more addicted till eventually you dip back into your own money again and again and again
@gbone1812
Жыл бұрын
Facts
This is very professional with good research. I am a real gambler trying to escape. I know what he is talking about.
@asymmetricaltimeJ It is a preview for PSYC 207. This topic will be offered in 2012.
Winners don't have problems gambling. It's the losers who have the problem. Their problem is chasing losses. They can't just accept that they lost. No they got to go and they got to chase it to the end. And the losses always run faster than they do.
How can someone be assisted if he or she had been seriously addicted by gambling please?
Is there any way to connect with this professor? I absolutely LOVE this presentation! Thank you so much for posting it on here!
@SerErryk
Жыл бұрын
Show up to his office hours 😆
People get addicted to gambling because the casino lets you win the first 3 spins. You are then hooked.
Gambling has two definitions. 1. Betting on an event for sport. 2. Making an assumed risk and betting on that risk. If you do no. 1, enjoy it but don't overdo it. If you do no.2, you will find out sooner or later if you have the math skills and discipline to succeed.
15:35 when it gets real
it would change his life more if he lost all the $ 70.000 rather than doubling it
@zaiharris8509
3 жыл бұрын
exactly
the one i saw was a life saving on red and lost
Lost more money than I care to admit. I’m always hoping to get the grand jackpot and gambled away my needed money.
On television and commercials they are always showing slot machines and casinos!!
The way that all these gambling venues deceive people out of their money is nothing short of psychological extortion/torture.
I thought I was the only one who imagined amounts of money as quantities of Chipotle burritos haha (17:10)
50% of the class has been to Mascu? I didn't even know that was a place until now.
I'm addicted to alcohol, sex, cocaine, ecstasy, high-limit gambling, cigarettes and also binge eating. Actually also caffeine as well. I'm usually going very deep on multiple addictions every day when I have off work. Not sure when or how I'll stop.
@daisylavender5275
10 ай бұрын
You'll stop when you can no longer get sex due to being homeless and stank.🤢🤮
@lal8816
8 ай бұрын
Look like your here looking for help with your addiction and for that I applaud 👏 you
I’m my opinion there is no such thing as responsible gambling, maybe for some people with very strong self control and will power, but for a lot of people once you pop you can’t stop, it hypnotises you sends you into a trance and they are designed to do that, to keep you there, so better not to start at all especially when it comes to pokie machines, u can go in there planning on spending five dollars and spend 500 easy. Trick is to make a decision to not play them and stand by it, think about the pain it causes you, Our mind forgets the pain it causes alot of the time and just thinks about the good times it’s self destructive behaviour decide you aren’t going to do it any more and you will never win your losses back, let it go, cuz a win is a loss in pokies anyway and stay away from that environment, and don’t even put one dollar through, Ive had a problem with pokie machines and now I’ve decided to not go into clubs and pubs or drink alchohol or do things that trigger me to want to play, and I’m much happier that way
Does anyone know how to remove my pleasure sensors
@daisylavender5275
10 ай бұрын
Focus on the pain sensors
I m watching this because i am tired of feeling bad after loosing . My head feels is going to explode . I want to feel like before less stress and live a normal life and dint spend my hard earn money.
I already know how to lose, professor, teach us how to win.
@tryb4uquit
8 жыл бұрын
+Cara Institute of Advanced Hypnosis you will WIN when you lose all so keep on trying for Win so that win comes when the win wants to come after trying so many wins
@tento3555
6 жыл бұрын
open a casino
@richardlund9801
5 жыл бұрын
Don't play. That's how you win
@thomasmcgillivray3997
5 жыл бұрын
I looked at a short clip on KZread yesterday that made a lot of sense to me as someone who plays roulette, having spent ages working out all sorts of system & some quite successful...but I'm rarely able to hang on to my winnings & like many believe that if I can win some, then maybe I can win a lot more...anyhow the jist of what I viewed was that for an addicted gambler it is not about the money...it's the sheer joy of playing on & on for as long as possible no matter where in the hell the money comes from & borrowing is quite common with addicted gamblers..."Oh I will pay you back"...yeah right !!...anyhow it also said that a smart gambler who is not addicted will be quite content to call it a day once they having a satisying profit & that can vary from person to person too of course !!
@well.thy.one.
5 жыл бұрын
Thomas McGillivray this is true. Even applies to earning or coming into money in general. Some people find it thrilling and love to be frivolous in spending and “live it up” while others are (imo) more sensible and realize the bigger goal/drive to continue to get ahead and create a more comfortable life long term rather than trying to buy excitement.
At a certain time in history, being assigned to a wrong table would drive a croupier to destitution.
Watching this while placing another one of my bet :'(
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
One day at a time is all it takes, you might win big one day but it will never be enough sadly to stop, that constant needing wins drives us to continue sadly,
@aronsreview9640
2 жыл бұрын
@@sillywillie5076 like chasing a big shadow
I enjoy occasional gambling and so far (20 years) I have not lost (or made) any substantial amounts of money but it is fun and I enjoy it. I can step away if I want or go back - winning most of the time and losing some of the time. I would be disappointed if the opportunity would be taken away because some people are getting addicted and lose all their money.
@Veaseify
9 жыл бұрын
***** Psychologists say that people who are degenerate gamblers actually don't enjoy winning, they want to lose to punish themselves for some reason. I never understood how anybody can get addicted to losing but there has to be some reason people steal and lie to their families just to keep throwing more money away.
@Vidaldemonti
9 жыл бұрын
This sounds a bit complicated to me. I understand the "high" one gets from winning and the "low" when losing. I feel that as an hour individual I am entitled to gamble with my money regardless of anyone's objections.
@BlackjackLover
6 жыл бұрын
Join to Blackjack Lover channel and you shall never lose in Blackjack! :)
@lauraswihart8018
5 жыл бұрын
My mom used to go about once a month, it's ok. I had a problem with casinos, I don't like going anymore. I just got tired of it, especially the smoke!😝
@sillywillie5076
2 жыл бұрын
@@Vidaldemonti you bring up a great point, no one should ruin your fun just because we got an addiction to it, we just need to stop gambling 💯 if we can't control ourselves
I play poker. I win more than i lose. BUT!!! I listen and learn. This info will help my hourly win rate.
Wow I want to take your class just to listen to u talk. I am maybe a pathological fan to your knowledge hahaha 😂
I’ve lost probably close to $100,000 gambling and I still love it. I don’t love that my life is now an endless struggle in debt, but I had a lot of fun both winning and losing the money, and my life would have been more boring without it, and we are only here once. Do I want to die a boring life with a Ferrari and no debt or an exciting life with nothing left over?
@gbone1812
Жыл бұрын
Damn😂
@hogdvm
4 ай бұрын
Pick boring!
The varied response is a huge hook because the next play could be a hit. Varied response works on lab rats as well as humans. It's very interesting.