Signs Of Gambling

If you think you have a gambling addiction, you must solve the problem sooner rather than later. I do not know where you live, but in the United Kingdom this site will help you a lot:
http://www.gamcare.org.uk/

It has a helpline and you can talk about what patterns you're used to and whether other measures should be taken. The number you call is 0845 6000 133, and they are open 7 days a week from 8am to midnight.

If you do not live in the United Kingdom, or even if you do, please email this address with your problems:
jakewanttostopgambling@hotmail.com

The email is useful from a website called:
http://www.wanttostopgambling.com/ which is really worth a check. Good luck.

First, step back and look at your gaming experiences past. Were you in control of yourself when you were Paris? Did you feel any compulsion inexplicably continue to bet? Even after you've won? You feel like the game is to take the path of other things in your life, like family, friends, work, etc.? If you agree, then I think you should seek professional help. Just because you stop going to casinos does not mean you stop playing. You could lose a friendly poker game with friends, or an OTB where you can not stop betting on horses. The fact is that the desire to play is everywhere, and you'll be much better if you can overcome your addiction in a safe environment, free from temptation, as detoxification. Rehab is also good, because they have trained professionals who will help you along your path to recovery, so you do not feel alone. I say this because my friend went to rehab 6 months ago for alcoholism and came out clean as a whistle, tell me about his experiences. I think it is of the utmost benefit for you and those who care about you, and I want to do some research and consider. I hope this helped!