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By ShuteAt168 · Posted
Or he himself was the bad friend who pressured his buddy or employee to take bets for him. Just because IR is a Colt and runs fast doesn’t mean his “bad” friends corrupted poor helpless IR. -
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By Jared Cisneros · Posted
You have two chemicals in your brain that get triggered when you gamble, serotonin and dopamine. You get a rush of these chemicals in your brain when you gamble as you keep making bets. It's more prevalent in things like slot machines rather than sports betting, but a gambling addicts brain is much different than a normal persons brain. Definitely a mental illness to those who have it and should be treated as such (not saying Rodgers or any specific athlete has it though, just saying that it's a possibility). -
By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
Most probably having bad friends around that give wrong ideas to indulge in such activities like gambling. This friends will leave him once he lost his money, but would give company and misled those who have money to utilize for their fun and entertainment. -
By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
Ridley also had inside information and he bet on falcons games as well, but got a year ban. But, a lifetime ban for Rodgers? My point is, the common sense is judgement should be fair to everyone, of course based on individual crime, but all the information has not been confirmed yet. So do we have an official confirmation from NFL or Colts that Rodgers bet on Colts games? And the nature of the bets to verify what kind of information was used? Do you base on random Twitter post that first said he bet on Colts games but that same guy couldn't tell it was Rodgers? That's why I said Colts and the league would've a lot more information, and we can speculate all we want but giving judgements is not the same as speculating. -
By ShuteAt168 · Posted
I understand substance addiction but, honestly, I have trouble wrapping my brain around being addicted to gambling. What’s it like? Drug addiction — you feel like your body is going to fail you and there’s intense craving/pain if you can’t feed the addiction. Is gambling the same — I mean, you haven’t created a chemical dependency, you’re chasing excitement? A rush? I’m not saying gambling addiction does not exist, so pearl clutchers and virtue signalers can move on. Can anyone explain it w some expertise? I’d be up for learning.
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