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Message: [QUOTE="Tadi, post: 6638200, member: 206765"] I don't borrow to play, I don't even pay, and I could set aside $10-20 every month and not be sorry if I lost it. Thanks for the comment. I consider myself an addict because when I have money I play too much, but I didn't go bankrupt because of it. Thanks for the comment. That's great so you can definitely be better and more successful in the game. I will try to control myself. Thanks for sharing your experience. You explained everything in great detail. I play on PokerStars and I knew there was that option. The desire to play is stronger, so I didn't have the strength to block myself :D The biggest problem is that I have a lot of free time and I publicly promise that I will try to find a hobby. You had a positive effect on me with your comment and it shows how important communication is. I will do whatever it takes to kick this addiction, and if I succeed, much of the credit will go to you. I say much of the credit because I have received similar advice from people around me, so I myself am aware that I need to take immediate action. Health, family should be priorities. I wish you all the best. We should both play less because if we take breaks, we will certainly have more concentration and thus achieve better results. Look at the other comments, I think they can be helpful. In our country there is a popular saying "The more people, the more they know". Each of these comments had a positive impact on me. Maybe I was too self-righteous. A certain addiction exists, but it did not decisively affect my general financial situation, I just ran out of money to play. I didn't pay for reasons of principle, in order to force myself to be more responsible towards money, and towards health, because when I don't have money - I play less. [/QUOTE]

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