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You're only at 20pts. Will this be in payments????Comment -
use the money you'd lose for a month and get yourself a high end working girl so your lack of poon drought can finally come to an end.Comment -
Don't stop, JJ - way too much money to still be made!
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you suck?Comment -
I'm actually a voodoo priest and I've put a curse on your cock which will fall off if you gamble again.
This was me chanting the hex obamaobamaobamaoprahobamaoprahComment -
fuk that, what else would you do?!Comment -
I bet you 50 points you won't stop gambling.
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JJ take a deep breath. Then look at your spreadsheet. Then look at how much imaginary money you bet. Then think what if they were real bets. Think about the bank coming to repossess your house because you are broke. Then you live on the street. You are a panhandler and you eat half eaten sandwiches from the trash. Is this what you want in life?Comment -
You better stop gambling or I will cut your fingers off so you cant dial the bets in .Comment -
Change your mind set. You are not a Gambler but a sports bettor. Gambler's play in markets where they know there is no mathematically advantage. Such as craps, roulette, games of this nature. A Sports Bettor is not a gambler, but just a self employed individual. It is a great job, full of promise. So, stop gambling and start investing in your future with Sports Betting.
BoL,
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jj you would be miserable....gambling is in your blood....just scale back to a couple of bucks and don't be in it for the big kill. Only way you'll stop gambling is by getting married....because once that happens you're broke...there is no money to gamble.Comment -
U want to end up like Brock Landers?? THEN QUIT!!! Contest over ship me the 50 pts!!Comment -
JJ you don't want to end up like Sicky Gambla stealing $$$ from Lenny. JJ please give me 50 points!Comment -
you will get laid by supermodels if you quit gambling.Comment -
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because you dont want jeffrey's mom to come after you like this
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Thats good
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gamble on me turning ure 50 points into millionsComment -
Because you are powerless over it
and you need to come to believe that a power great than your self can restore your sanityComment -
count didn't your mother tell you not to be a quitter
stick with what you know
what else would you do play video games????Comment -
Come to Jesus... I mean butthead... Come to butthead.Comment -
Its the same thing as in the movie "Blow" when Johnny Depp in a voice recording to his Father says that after all these years he finally now understands what his Father meant when he said
"THE MONEY IS NOT REAL!!!!!!!!"Comment -
MYTH: You have to gamble everyday to be a problem gambler.
FACT: A problem gambler may gamble frequently or infrequently. Gambling is a problem if it causes problems.
MYTH: Problem gambling is not really a problem if the gambler can afford it.
FACT: Problems caused by excessive gambling are not just financial. Too much time spent on gambling can lead to relationship breakdown and loss of important friendships.
MYTH: Partners of problem gamblers often drive problem gamblers to gamble.
FACT: Problem gamblers often rationalize their behavior. Blaming others is one way to avoid taking responsibility for their actions, including what is needed to overcome the problem.
MYTH: If a problem gambler builds up a debt, you should help them take care of it.
FACT: Quick fix solutions may appear to be the right thing to do. However, bailing the gambler out of debt may actually make matters worse by enabling gambling problems to continue.
Do I have a gambling problem?
You may have a gambling problem if you:
- Feel the need to be secretive about your gambling. You might gamble in secret or lie about how much you gamble, feeling others won’t understand or that you will surprise them with a big win.
- Have trouble controlling your gambling. Once you start gambling, can you walk away? Or are you compelled to gamble until you’ve spent your last dollar, upping your bets in a bid to win lost money back?
- Gamble even when you don’t have the money. A red flag is when you are getting more and more desperate to recoup your losses. You may gamble until you’ve spent your last dollar, and then move on to money you don’t have- money to pay bills, credit cards, or things for your children. You may feel pushed to borrow, sell or even steal things for gambling money. It’s a vicious cycle. You may sincerely believe that gambling more money is the only way to win lost money back. But it only puts you further and further in the hole.
- Family and friends are worried about you. Denial keeps problem gambling going. If friends and family are worried, listen to them carefully. Take a hard look at how gambling is affecting your life. It’s not a sign of weakness to ask for help.
Dealing with gambling cravings
Feeling the urge to gamble is normal, but that doesn’t make it any easier when you are struggling to make better choices. Remember, as you build healthier choices and a good support network, resisting cravings will be easier and easier. The following strategies can help
Reach out for support. Call a trusted family member, meet a friend for coffee, or go to a Gamblers Anonymous meeting.- Do something else. Distract yourself with another activity, such as cleaning your house, going to the gym, or watching TV.
- Postpone gambling. Tell yourself that you’ll wait five minutes, fifteen minutes, or an hour — however long you think you can hold out. As you wait, the urge to gamble may pass or become weak enough to resist.
- Give yourself a reality check. Visualize what will happen if you give in to the urge to gamble. Think about how you’ll feel after all your money is gone and you’ve disappointed yourself and your family again.
If you aren’t able to resist the gambling craving, don’t be too hard on yourself or use it as an excuse to give up. Overcoming a gambling addiction is a tough process. You may slip from time to time; the important thing is to learn from your mistakes and continue working towards recovery.
When gamblers are feeling hopeless, the risk of suicide is high. It’s very important to take any thoughts or talk of suicide seriously. If you or someone you care about is suicidal, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK
call the National Council on Problem Gambling’s confidential hotline at 1-800-522-4700.
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I don't know how you can concentrate on your gambling when you spend so much time on this forum. You must choose one or the other. Which would you miss the most? You decide and then quit the other.
If you quit SBR and continue to gamble, who would you talk to about gambling?
If you quit gambling and continue at SBR, you could still talk gambling and you could use your free points to still be a pretend gambler, while really being a happier ex-gambler.
You decide. To me the best choice is for you to quit both and see what else there is in life.Comment -
Dude you would do us all a service to not only quit gambling but quit posting meaningless postsComment -
Your hair will grow back if you stop gambling.Comment -
Just take a look at your spread sheet...Comment -
think of the children,..what would jesus doComment -
Shut the fvck up gold. Who you like tonight?Comment -
I'll bet you twenty bucks I can get you to stop gambling before the end of the day!Comment
