Don't fall in gambling apps!

Don't fall in gambling apps!

Today many gamblings have come. Online rummy apps, cricket prediction apps and gambling apps that are popping up every day do not count.

Three crore people are addicted to gambling in India. Ninety percent of them are youths.

We live in a world of predictions. These gambling attractions are in the form of making money by making those predictions correctly.

If your predictions are correct you can make money through gambling. If it goes wrong, you can lose the money you have and become even more debtors.

Gambling has been around in some form since that time. Its existing forms like goat-tiger game and card game have changed to technical forms today.

At that time, they were playing these games by giving bribes. Now there are more and more gambling companies that pay taxes to the government.

Early success in gambling will boost your confidence. These games will boost your confidence that even if you lose money, you will still be able to make it back. The trick of gambling is to take yourself to a point where you can't stop even if you don't want to.

Perhaps with so much determination you feel like you've lost something, even if you think about relieving from gambling. Gambling that can get you into that much addiction.

At some point, you will leave your job, career, family and everything else to take up gambling. Even if you win the games, you can't quit. Play and play and lose, lose and lose and see if you catch the lost money and you will be stuck in it until you can't get out.

After losing the money in your hand, you gamble with the loan in the hope that you can recover the lost money anyway. Once you fall into the gambling trap, it is not uncommon to recover from it. Its results are mostly negative.

There are more losers than winners in gambling. It is also significant that the lost means those who have lost themselves. That is why when Tiruvalluvar mentions gambling,

"Don’t gamble even if you win. To love gambling is like that a fish love a worm in a golden bait.” in Thirukural, 931.

What Thiruvalluvar is trying to say in this Kural is that even if you win, you should not like gambling. Because to like that is like a fish like a worm in a fish bait.

So not liking gambling is the best way to avoid it.

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