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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2023
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If they suddenly started doing this it can be a sign of dementia. Look out for other signs and consider a conversation with a doctor.
Jesus Christ, is that why you see so many pensioners at casinos? That's even darker than I thought.
This can be an important issue. Also, if the gambler has Parkinson’s disease and is being treated with dopamine agonists instead of levodopa they need to switch asap.