Addiction is an appearance of psychical or physical (metabolic) addiction of alcohol or some other medium. Beside from being addicted to some psychoactive substance, we can see more and more people in recent years whose addiction has developed from some activity or frequent behaviour, that is now shifting from obsession to obsessive and addictive behaviour. Among these types of addictions, is also the addiction to the games of chance (dices) that can be manifest itself precisely through betting. Today, very few people actually know what it is and what kind of addiction it is, often not looking at it as such and not realizing that it leads to considerably big problems and consequences, even greater than dependence on some psychoactive substance. Addictive betting is sometimes referred to as a "concealed disease" because the physical symptoms are not visible, but are projected to almost the entire psychological condition of the psychological condition of the addict himself. If we look at just a little around the world around us, we can see how more and more open sports betting today and notice how the dice literally offers itself and watches at each step to find someone to "devour". Unfortunately, sports bookmakers have become increasingly frequent places where people of all ages and sex groups spend their free time, fooling themselves of just having a little fun and killing boredom. That originally lying to ourselves, becoming more and more reflected in other aspects of life in which the family is most affected. The awareness of how dangerous this addiction is, derives from the fact that an addict who is blind and trapped begins to commit violence against his spouse and children. The child, though is very small, notice that something is wrong with his family, when there is no joy and laughter in the house, but tears and tears have become a sad reality everyday. Often because of the suppression of the problem and the avoidance of being confronted with it, parents become locked in themselves, in this way they obviously ignoring their own child by denying his time, attention, and love. The child then begins to feel guilty and thinks the family breaks down just because of it. From feeling guilty, emotional (anger depression, anxiety, hopelessness), physical disturbances (asthma allergies, chronic headaches) and behavioural disorders are beginning develop in the child. Parents are the most powerful model of behaviour for their children, so a child who experienced trauma because of addiction by one or both parents can start modelling such behaviours, and they could also start to play games of chances. In order to solve the problem in time, we must take the first step, look to the truth in the eye, acknowledge the problem and seek help through treatment through various prevention programs and specially designed therapies.