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10 Darkest Gambling Addiction Stories

I talk about 10 stories of gambling addiction and recovery. Which of the stories did you relate to most? // TIMESTAMPS // 0:00-0:22 Introduction 0:23-2:25 Dave Yaeger 2:26-3:30 Oliver 3:31-5:32 Kitty Martz 5:33-7:03 Zel 7:04-8:20 Jason Brescia 8:21-9:55 Taufick Batarse 9:56-10:50 Jon Pierre 10:51-12:43 Ambus Hunter 12:44-14:12 Sam DeMello 14:13-15:10 Jeff Wasserman 15:11-15:29 Conclusion 🙏🏻 Recovery Resources: https://odaatrecovery.com/resources 🤝HOW TO QUIT GAMBLING - The Complete Guide:    • HOW TO STOP GAMBLING: A Complete Guide   ✅ Sign Up For A Guide Of Free Resources: https://odaatrecovery.com/resources 😅 Subscribe To Avoid Making The Same Mistakes I Did:    / @odaatgamblingawareness   About My Channel: ODAAT Recovery is about helping people who are struggling with gambling problems find resources for recovery and my story of Gambling Addiction recovery so they can avoid making the same mistakes with their life that he made with his. Founded in 2023. ODAAT Recovery reaches an average of 15 million people on a monthly basis across all platforms, and is aimed at being a community platform for all of those who are struggling with problem gambling. It is the culmination of his six years of experience battling a gambling addiction and his two years of experience in recovery. 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.