Gambling Articles

The negative side of online gambling

admin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:07:08 +0000

Everything has its own negativities carried along with it. Similarly, online gambling might take you for addiction. This sort of addiction is more popular amongst the teenagers who have easy access to internet and plastic money of their parents. Such kids are even prone to smoking and drinking at higher rate. Government organisations are trying their best to resolve the issue of gambling addiction amongst the residents of their country by banning the sites which offer such a service but it results to be impossible because of the free hosting permissions of certain countries.

Gambling and the Internet

admin — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 19:06:51 +0000

Gambling is the latest entertainment over the internet these days with more and more gamblers preferring their laptops and desktops over the task of visiting the casino to wave off their money. With every passing year the money involved in online gambling keeps increasing with the industry expanding at even a much higher rate. The business is not attracting just the gamblers but even the casinos as it makes them get into the competition with their rivals in the traditional casino ownership.

Online gamblers are addicted

admin — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:43:24 +0000

If you gamble online you probably have a gambling addiction. That is what the latest studies say. The American Psychological Association (APA) found that 74% of people who gamble online are “problematic” or “pathological” gamblers. This is just fuel for the fire of those who want to ban Internet gambling. The problem is how to stop gambling online. Most casinos are based off-shore and in countries with no Internet regulations. The government is looking at solutions for the problem.

Church rises against Gambling

admin — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 08:43:10 +0000

Over 200 ministers from around the USA have banded together to protest gambling. The pastors, priests, educators, and ministry leaders sent an open letter to the President and Congress, pleading of help. The letter described legalized gambling as a “moral and cultural cancer” and a “rapidly growing menace,” and urged Bush and the nation’s lawmakers to address the devastating effects of this “blight on [the] nation’s cultural landscape.” The letter can be read in Roll Call Magazine.

Teenage Gambling epidemic

admin — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:42:58 +0000

Gambling addiction is nothing new, but disturbing trends show that more and more teenagers are gambling on and offline. Studies show that over 70% of American youth between 13 and 17 has gambled at some point in their lives. With easy access to parents credit cards and the fact that online gambling is virtually unregulated makes you wonder how much of the $3.5 Billion dollars gambled online in 2002 was done so by teenagers. Studies show that teenagers who gamble are more likely to smoke, drink and do drugs.

Roulette betting systems

admin — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 08:42:47 +0000

Since roulette was born there have been gamblers studying the numbers and trying to find a mathematical edge. Those gamblers have always come up with a theory but never been able to put it in practice because there is not math when it comes to roulette. It is purely a game of luck and knowing when to quit. The latter is probably the best piece of advice for any roulette gambler. At any point you find yourself up by any decent amount, walk away since your luck will run out and you will lose your winnings.

Studies in 2001 showed that the average online user.

admin — Fri, 29 May 2009 08:41:57 +0000

Studies in 2001 showed that the average online user was not that satisfied with their online gambling experience. Studies show that 31% of online gamblers were not that happy with their chosen casino. To make matters worse is that only 15% of casino frequenters say that online gambling is more fun than stepping foot into a real casino. Casinos are working on these issues everyday and you can frequently see “fun”updates to online casinos. The worst news for online casinos is that the average gambler only spends $10 at the casino during each session.
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Keep an eye for advantages

admin — Thu, 28 May 2009 08:42:35 +0000

As long as gambling odds have been around there have been punters who study them. Over the course of history there have been a countless number of gamblers that have found themselves with an edge over the house by figuring out a fool proof system. In the 90s a pair of golf gamblers figured out that the odds on a hole in one was a sure fire bet to win big if you could stake the needed cash. Next British horse racing fans found a system to beat the odds of many bookies also. There is always an edge to be found if you keep your eyes open.

Online Gambling a huge hit

admin — Thu, 28 May 2009 08:41:20 +0000

One of the fastest growing industries on the Internet is gambling. Traditional casinos are taking notice that gamblers are more than happy to stay at home and gamble away their hard earned money. Some $2 Billion dollars worth was wagered online in 2001 and that number just keeps growing. The industry is so large today that even Las Vegas giants like MGM Grand and Mirage are making their way online. It is a great move for any traditional casino to start an online casino. Lower overhead and a chance to bring their online users to their brick and mortar counterparts is a temptation to big to resist.
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Winning easier online then in real casino

admin — Thu, 21 May 2009 08:42:25 +0000

Traditional casinos thrive because they are full of distractions hat keep you playing and not paying attention to your losses. There is free flowing alcohol to dumb down your senses. The oxygen blowing in the air keeps you fresh and the casinos are a maze of fun and cheering crowds. This all sounds like fun but they are major reasons why you lose your money. Playing online can keep you focused on winning money and in control at all times.