Monday, July 31, 2006

Gambling can be defined as the wagering agreement between two persons in which the chances of winning and loosing depends upon luck. Lots of people gamble in their free time, but gambling can become a habit over a period of time. If this gambling have become a habit than a person cannot control himself to gamble even if he tries this situation is called compulsive gambling. Compulsive gambling is also named as pathological gambling. This problem has increased over a period of time because of the legalized gambling and the increasing number of casinos. Compulsive gambling is considered to be as a psychological disorder. According to a study four to six percent of the gamblers in America is suffering from this disorder. Read further...