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The Horrifying Reality Of Gambling Addiction

In this video, I share my gambling addiction story and share a message for those who don't believe that a gambling addiction is real. Subscribe to my channel to learn from my mistakes and live a happier life without gambling wreaking chaos on it:    / @odaatgamblingawareness   If you or someone you know is struggling with a compulsive gambling problem, there is no longer a need to suffer in silence. Social Links: Follow me on Tiktok for daily content about gambling and gambling addiction: tiktok.com/@rob_odaat Follow me on Instagram for daily content about addiction recovery and gambling addiction:   / rob_odaat   FREE RESOURCES: All of my links to recovery: robodaat.com A PDF with gambling addiction resources and information about what has helped in my gambling addiction recovery journey: https://a7ac1791.sibforms.com/serve/M... Gambling addiction is a rapidly expanding addiction and is the addiction that I believe will cause the most damage in the world over the next few years. If you have ever struggled with a gambling addiction, or an addiction of any kind, I understand your battle. On this channel I am sharing my gambling addiction story and my gambling addiction recovery journey in hopes that you can recover from any addiction you are facing, whether it is a gambling addiction, drug addiction, alcohol addiction or any other addiction. Common Facts About Gambling Addiction: Approximately 2-3% of Americans meet the criteria for a gambling disorder, which equates to around 6 million people. Around 96% of gamblers lose money in the long run, reinforcing the industry's design to ensure the house always wins. Studies show that people with a gambling addiction impact 7-10 others around them on average, showing that a gambling addiction can impact more people than simply the gambler themself. Over 50% of people with gambling addiction also struggle with substance abuse or another mental health disorder, such as depression or anxiety. Gambling Addiction costs the U.S. economy an estimated $7 billion annually, including losses from job productivity, criminal justice expenses, and healthcare costs.