Well I personally have not lost everything with gambling, but yes, I had lost enough money with it, what would you do if you lost all the money you have with gambling, what would be your next steps, what would you think, would you think about getting into debt, would you tell your family or your friends if this happened to you?
What would you do if you lost everything with gambling?
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If I were to lose all my money with gambling, it would undoubtedly be a challenging situation. Here are some steps I would consider taking:
1. Take a step back and assess the situation: It's important to gain clarity and a realistic understanding of the gravity of the situation. This involves acknowledging the loss and accepting responsibility for the choices that led to it.
2. Reach out for support: It can be beneficial to confide in a trusted family member or friend about what has happened. Having someone to lean on emotionally can provide a sense of relief and help in making informed decisions.
3. Seek professional help: Gambling addiction can have profound consequences, both financially and psychologically. It would be wise to consult with a qualified therapist or counselor who specializes in addiction to obtain guidance and develop a plan for recovery.
4. Create a financial recovery plan: It is crucial to address the financial implications of the loss. This may involve working with a financial advisor to develop a realistic budget, prioritize expenses, and find ways to minimize debt.
5. Take a break from gambling: It's crucial to recognize and accept that continuing to gamble will only lead to further losses. Taking a break and focusing on healing and recovery is essential to regain stability and make healthier choices in the future.
6. Explore debt management solutions: If substantial debt is a consequence of gambling losses, it may be necessary to seek guidance from a debt counselor. They can help negotiate repayment plans with creditors and provide strategies to regain control over finances.
7. Practice self-care and rebuild: Rebuilding one's life after a significant loss requires patience, perseverance, and self-compassion. Engaging in activities that promote physical and mental well-being, such as exercise, hobbies, or joining support groups, can be beneficial during this process.
Remember, the journey towards recovery from gambling addiction is unique for each individual. It's crucial to seek professional help and surround yourself with supportive people who can assist you in overcoming the challenges that arise.
1. Take a step back and assess the situation: It's important to gain clarity and a realistic understanding of the gravity of the situation. This involves acknowledging the loss and accepting responsibility for the choices that led to it.
2. Reach out for support: It can be beneficial to confide in a trusted family member or friend about what has happened. Having someone to lean on emotionally can provide a sense of relief and help in making informed decisions.
3. Seek professional help: Gambling addiction can have profound consequences, both financially and psychologically. It would be wise to consult with a qualified therapist or counselor who specializes in addiction to obtain guidance and develop a plan for recovery.
4. Create a financial recovery plan: It is crucial to address the financial implications of the loss. This may involve working with a financial advisor to develop a realistic budget, prioritize expenses, and find ways to minimize debt.
5. Take a break from gambling: It's crucial to recognize and accept that continuing to gamble will only lead to further losses. Taking a break and focusing on healing and recovery is essential to regain stability and make healthier choices in the future.
6. Explore debt management solutions: If substantial debt is a consequence of gambling losses, it may be necessary to seek guidance from a debt counselor. They can help negotiate repayment plans with creditors and provide strategies to regain control over finances.
7. Practice self-care and rebuild: Rebuilding one's life after a significant loss requires patience, perseverance, and self-compassion. Engaging in activities that promote physical and mental well-being, such as exercise, hobbies, or joining support groups, can be beneficial during this process.
Remember, the journey towards recovery from gambling addiction is unique for each individual. It's crucial to seek professional help and surround yourself with supportive people who can assist you in overcoming the challenges that arise.
First steps: cut losses, resist any new bets 
Tell close ones for support, make plan get back finances in order with new budget
You've got this!
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You could start finding a work and then you need to flash your PC and your phone and if you sync account to edge or opera or google chrome even change your Gmail to quit with gambling you could export your passwords and then remove those of gambling after importing to new account. This is only solution add to find therapy to quit gambling.
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