Gambling Law

Gambling, Gambling, Gone is a young problem gambler's true story of denial, acceptance, and a lifelong trial to quit gambling for good. An eye opening novel focused around the hidden dangers of gambling.

Gambling is a dangerous, addictive, and expensive hobby, in fact it's the fastest growing addiction on the planet. Smart phone technology has sparked a global gambling epidemic, the temptation to gamble is now literally in the palm of our hands. Mind blowing, record breaking profits are being recorded by online casinos and sports betting companies. As a result, hard-working everyday people are gambling money they simply cannot afford to lose. I was one of the many who suffered extreme gambling addiction.

There are a lot of reasons why people enjoy playing online casino games, not only to obtain more profit but also because they find real entertainment while playing online. With the advent of computers, people no longer need to go to physical or land-based casinos just to play casino games because the internet industry has allowed them to play even from the comfort of their home. Online casinos are actually open 24/7, and players from the different parts of the globe can play anywhere and anytime they want.

Gambling is a form of entertainment for many people, but in some cases gambling can become an addiction leading to financial problems and relationship stress. It is estimated that 6 percent of North America's population will have a gambling problem sometime in there life. Gambling addiction is a serious problem which is more common in men then women. Gambling can create a rush when you lose and win, and sometimes the user is unable to control their impulses to gamble.