Illusion of Control: The Cognitive Psychology of Roulette Addiction

Roulette addiction often begins subtly, with small wagers and the thrill of quick rewards. But as losses mount and the desire to chase them intensifies,

Roulette, with its hypnotic spin and flashing lights, lures countless players into its grasp. What starts as harmless fun can quickly spiral into a cycle of compulsion known as roulette addiction. This psychological trap thrives on unpredictability — the red or black, the rush of a near-win, and the illusion of control — creating a perfect storm for dependency. Each spin becomes a gamble not just of money, but of emotional stability and personal wellbeing.