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    For many people, gambling is a great way for entertainment. They want to feel that joy and or rush they get when they win a round. From the behavior changes to the changes of student gambling, gambling is just one of the ways some people cope with stress. People who gamble tend to get more excited for wins. To begin with, “2 million Americans are compulsive (pathological) gamblers...lists ten characteristic behavior” (Donatelle states) (132). There will only be a couple discussed in this…

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    The situation was ironic because shortly beforehand, his brother had been arrested for gambling related activities. Even during the Kefauver hearings, many members of the Mafia refused to answer simple questions, fearing they might implicate themselves. In one hearing Jack Licavoli said the following “Well senator, excuse me. I refuse to answer…

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    Pathological gambling is a psychological disorder and Medline Plus a trusted site that gives out educated information to the general public on diseases and conditions says “Pathological gambling is similar to a drug addiction and alcoholism.” Writer for Medline Plus Andrea Reuter says “Gambling addiction, also called compulsive gambling or pathological gambling, is an irrepressible urge to gamble, regardless of the negative impact that gambling may have on your personal, professional or…

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    Repetitive trans cranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) for treating addictive behaviours in Pathological Gambling Gambling is a pleasant social activity for most individuals however, it can advance to a pathologic state (pathological gambling, PG) when individuals get preoccupied and progress to an impulsive and compulsive state, investing more time and money despite adverse effects. Gambling disorder is recognised as a subcategory under “substance related and addictive disorder” in DSM-V and has…

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    Gambling and your health If you or a loved one has a gambling problem, you can probably understand the title of the article. Left untreated, a severe gambling habit or severe gambling addiction can create tremendous pain for the gambler or the family of the gambler. What happens when this addiction goes untreated? Do things stay the same for the gambler, or does it get worse? Research has shown that things actually get worse for the gambler. Every aspect of life can start spiraling downward in…

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    impact of the gambling industry. The casino gaming industry is one of the fastest growing industries. Legalizing gambling has been a catapult for the industry of casino gaming, giving people more opportunity to do what they have been doing for centuries. Gambling had always been a booming industry but since it was illegal, it fell underground and off the books. Gambling has been an addiction for many people all around the world for as long as civilization existed. As for the U.S. gambling had…

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    many cities, the prospect of gambling and casinos has come to the attention of government officials, and for good reason. The potential of gaining revenue for the government is the driving factor for this consideration, though many have reservations of its effectiveness based on morals and a list of historic cons. There are points to both sides, but the question is whether or not legal casinos are better or worse overall for the communities that they reside in. Gambling, or playing games for…

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    Gambling Addiction

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    when it becomes harmful due to damaging psychological and/or physical effects (Medical News Today, n.d.). Individuals can become addicted to various different things, however the purpose of this essay is to look specifically at alcohol, drug use and gambling addictions within New Zealand society. One in every five people in New Zealand above the age of 15 is believed to have a potentially hazardous drinking pattern (Ministry of Health, 2013). Studies also go on to show that 10% of New…

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    Article 1 – Casino gaming on Android made easy It doesn’t matter whether you are playing on phone or tablet, Android will always make a great platform for online casino gaming. However, while the platform is undoubtedly well suited for online casino gaming, it does take a few elements to create the perfect gaming experience when playing on such a device. Thankfully, you don’t need to think too hard about what it takes, as this guide is on hand to help you out. Looking at things from a literal…

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    Gambling In Bible

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    The Bible contain instances of gambling: Samson’s wager in Judges 14:12 and the soldiers’ that were gambling over Jesus’ garments in Mark 15:24. In neither case is gambling presented in a good light. The Bible also mentions the casting of lots for the purpose of decision making (Joshua 18:10; Nehemiah 10:34). And Proverbs 16:33 emphasizes the sovereignty of God: “The lot is cast into the lap, but its every decision is from the LORD.” But the biblical purpose of casting lots was not to test one’s…

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