The Dark Side of Slot Machines' Bright Lights

Like addictive drugs such as cocaine, heroin, nicotine and alcohol, gambling activates the brain's reward system, which is powered by dopamine

The Dark Side of Slot Machines' Bright Lights Addiction experts say the proliferation of slot machines – coupled with little to no policing of limits on stakes and prizes

Like addictive drugs such as cocaine, heroin, nicotine and alcohol, gambling activates the brain's reward system, which is powered by dopamine

why do people play slot machines Large casinos dominate Malaysia's domestic gambling scene, but clubs with so-called jackpot machines are where player addiction quietly

The Institute claims that it is their immediate gratification that makes video poker and slot machines so very addictive Also, the Institute has found that

why slot machines are rigged Though diverse in appearance, all slot machines, according to some mental health experts, have something in common: they are psychologically deceptive and make

Have you ever wondered what keeps you coming back to slot machines in a casino? Why is it so hard to resist the urge to give them another