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Even though studies suggest that only a small percentage of the adult population encounters compulsive gambling problems, we at CasinoBonusCenter.com take this matter very seriously
Gambling is seen as a mainstream leisure activity that brings excitement and pleasure and that is enjoyed responsibly by the vast majority of people, but for a small number of people, gambling represents a social disorder and a destructive addiction that can ruin lives.
The entertainment can make a positive contribution to the quality and enjoyment of life for all of us.
In a world where we are all subject to the many different kinds of financial, social, work, health and other pressures, it is important to have a space away from all these pressures and to take a time to enjoy. Naturally, any form of entertainment has the potential to reach destructive levels or generate undesirable impacts.
Pathological gambling, also known as compulsive gambling, is an illness that causes the gamblers to experience irresistible urges to gamble. Compulsive gamblers uses all their possible winnings to gamble more in the hopes of winning even more. That way, an activity that should be entertaining becomes frustrating; for a compulsive gambler, the game is over only when all the money runs out.
In spite of the frustration and financial losses, pathological gamblers continue to believe that they can moderate or control their gambling activities at will, at any time, regrettably most compulsive gamblers cannot do either of these things without professional help.
Here is a list of statements taken from the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders", which is a handbook to determine and help communicate a patientâs diagnosis after an evaluation. If you feel you have a gambling problem, please ask yourself the following questions, the more you answer "yes" the more likely it is you have a gambling problem. If you are an individual who is worried about a friend, a colleague or family member, or perhaps yourself, we recommend that you look to professionals for help.
To help you access to the support you need, here is a directory of resources* that are available to provide free and confidential advice about any concerns you may have:
* The content of these external websites are for informational purposes only and not should be considered or used as a substitute for professional, medical or mental health advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Are you worried about your children having access to gambling sites? If you as an adult share your computer with under-aged individuals, always make sure that access to usernames, banking details and passwords is prevented. There is also software you can use for this purpose. Two examples are: Cyber Patrol and NetNanny.
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