Topic: Are you a generous gamblers - page 2. (Read 1464 times)

Yes, it is a belief and belief that is too stupid to apply to gambling, we must understand that gambling moves randomly, or that means victory is always distributed randomly to the gamblers who play, meaning that we can really conclude that it is a fact that gambling is a probability activity that only provides "possibilities" and only luck can lead you to victory at the end of the session. I think there's a lot of evidence to suggest that gambling using someone else's method or strategy that led them to victory is not necessarily going to result in the same victory if you do it.

I'm not saying that you absolutely won't win by using or imitating other people's ways of winning, because you will also be able to get a win if indeed at that time luck comes but maybe with a different amount to the amount that was won by the person you imitated. On the other hand, it is clear that gambling is a risky activity which means that not only the chances of winning but the possibility of losing will also not always be completely avoided and there is absolutely no guarantee that can give you victory, meaning that if it is time for you to lose, you will lose money, and also do not be encouraged by the so-called strategy because this will only make you more serious in terms of treating gambling which is actually just an entertainment activity to fill spare time with a small budget.

For me, it depends because until today I haven't won anything so big that I can really share with others.
If I win something really really big then I wouldn't hesitate to share with others who are in need of it.
At the same time, it doesn't mean I would share away everything because I have my own goals that I need to fulfill as well.
So I would be sharing a portion of my winning if at all I win big. I hope I do.

It is foolish to think that betting yourself motivated by seeing other people's gambling win or other people's gambling strategy will bring us victory. Gambling is very risky and gambling does not guarantee win for any strategy.  So gambling should always be used with caution. I only gamble when I think I have enough money so wasting a little bit of money on gambling won't hurt my financial situation.  Just then I gamble and only get pleasure and lose that money. i am not also a generous gambler

In my opinion you have to first be a generous person before you can the be a generous gambler
It is imperative that you notice that generosity goes beyond gambling
It is a reflection of the kind of person that you are
Having the people close to you,friends and family, in mind when you gamble and hit a jackpot is something that should be commended
I can say I'm a generous gambler because I know how ready I am to do whatever for my family and friends
But it takes an extent of wisdom to achieve this
Gamblers are often associated with greed because most gamblers usually do questionable things to satisfy the gambling urge and this turns around to hurt the very people who you intend to fend for with your winnings
It takes a wise person to be a generous gambler because regardless of how much you want to win and help people you love, the wise ones know when to sit back and cool off and not do any extra

Thinking about personal benefits very little but thinking about their own reputation perhaps more, it is clear that gamblers show generosity only to defend their dignity and their unbowedness to the results, as generous as a heavy stone worn on each person, not accepting the fact that we are inferior to others and lacking conditions is just being more cruel to ourselves. The wise wolves are only stingy and meticulous, they are not generous or gamble freely, boasting seems to attract too much attention and attention from others forces us to live a personality that others want

Every person has their own way of sharing. For me, I am generous when I win in gambling, and I don't mind if those people I share my wins with will change in the future. What's important is now, the present. Whenever we are happy, we like to share it with our friends, especially our family. So personally, I do it without seeking a return. Besides, it's not every day; it's only on an occasional basis when I win in gambling.

I pinned this,and it's true why will one be a generous gambler when he finally hits losses and problems who will come to my aid .
I was once a generous gambler but certain things changed me, because they said once bitten twice shy.whenever I gamble and win I share my earnings with family and friends a lot times but I came to understand that when I needed help they don't come through for me

Sometimes it's just my immediate family that look out for me but nevertheless I still be that generous but one-day I had a rethink about everything and made a new decisions not to share my earnings anymore to people that don't worth it,so this was how I learnt not to be too generous as regarding earnings from gambling.

With giving some of the win money to people who need can helps them buying foods or other things they want. They will appreciated that because that can gives them a chance to survive. We can also celebrate it with our family or friends but we don't have to tells them that the money is the win money that we got from gambling.

It's okay if a gambler who win doesn't wants to give his win money to other people because that will personal decision. But it's better if he doesn't tells about his winning because that can make other people curious and will ask many things. Other people can say that he doesn't want to share his winning to them and maybe they will stay away from him because he only talk about his winning which is not necessary to tell.

If you want to treat a friend after winning from gambling, it's true that you have to see whether we need money or not, but at least 5% or 10% of our winnings to give to other people will not reduce the value you get because this is about positive karma after you give money to people in need.
I mean, for example, if you win $50 from gambling and you give it to someone else with a value of $10, you will definitely get good karma from that person, as you are prayed for good luck again and things like this we should not be selfish or only think about ourselves.

but it all comes back to each person's mindset because everyone has different thoughts and for me personally, every time I win from gambling, it will at least give to other people in need, even if the amount is small, but for me it is a prayer of good luck that I will get in later on, it seems like a little help to other people, even though the money is obtained from gambling, but there is no harm in helping other people.
remember, every $1 you give to others will give you the best wishes.

 I really agree with your opinion, if we want to be generous people or generous gamblers we have to think about our own interests first, if the winnings and profits are sufficient, our needs are met then it doesn't matter if we also share the winnings with other people. .
Very good advice, we should not force desires that are not necessarily beneficial for us, meaning if we force ourselves to do good but our lives are still not considered worthy, then this will greatly affect the conditions in our daily lives. Instead of wanting to be generous to others, we ourselves still need help from others, just as we lie to ourselves.

I know right basically if you have a gambling budget you lose that is totally fine because it's gaming but if you win big you share little of it, which is also totally fine. because when you do gambling you know that lose is inevitable and you know that your money could go away and gambling is not a source of income right. Winning from gambling in my opinion is just a bonus



Yeah I also share some of my little money with a close person or a family. Unless there is a person who is really in need like donating to people in fundraising platform but in monthly basis.

Before any individual should decide to become philanthropist gambler or a generous gambler he has to be making profits in a large amount. You can't be making just small profits and decide to start giving out money when you don't have enough reserve to use in playing more games so you can increase your chances of winning more money. You shouldn't become a generous giver when you're still struggling or you'll also put yourself into the position of those you were helping.

Our generosity shouldn't exceed our expenses limit, don't get pressure to being generous when you haven't achieved your aim for gambling. If you're gambling for entertainment you don't have any problem but for an individual that wants to make profits from gambling, we shouldn't start giving away money when we can keep them and use them usefully when we'll be in need of balancing our accounts.

In these sort of situations, especially when someone is a pensioner - they will use these games as a way to socialize in person and be around other people, as life can get lonely for some people. Being generous, especially when you've got a sizable retirement safety net to fall back on, or no other family to spend it on, can be an outlet for entertainment. At the end of the day, if someone has worked hard their whole life and made it into retirement with enough money to get by and still splash out on such pursuits, then who are we to question them. Let them enjoy their time and it is much better to be a happy, generous gambler than a moody a selfish one - the world has enough of those already.

While your friend's generosity with his gambling wins is cool, let's be real: gambling addiction ain't all sunshine and rainbows. Sure, winning feels good, but those wins often come after a bunch of losses, like a rollercoaster ride to nowhere. It's like building a sandcastle of happiness on the beach of debt – one wave and it's all gone.

Saying "most addicts have bad traits" is, well, not cool. Addiction is complex, and judging folks based on one struggle hurts more than helps. Imagine someone trapped in a dark room, and instead of offering a flashlight, we just yell, "Hey, why are you so gloomy?" Not helpful, right?

True generosity ain't just about throwing some cash around when things are good. It's about building something real and lasting, like helping your friend break free from the gambling cycle. Think about it: wouldn't him using those wins to get help be a bigger win for everyone? Imagine the peace of mind, the stability, the ability to truly enjoy life without the constant worry. That's real generosity, my friend.

I was generous with gambling in the beginning of my gambling life but it never gave me anything but it was my loss. I think one should not be liberal when it comes to gambling. I have tried to be generous with the winnings after I win gambling but at the end of the day when I lose again that generosity has no value. With that generosity I can't serve my gambling to be good to anyone. All in all I think those who show generous will rather lose.

I guess I used to be generous back in the day when I bet on sport events with my friends. We'd all make a pot and one person would bet it all and if we lost, we all lost it and there was no fun that evening, just a simple beer and a match, but if we ended up wining, we'd celebrate, buy better alcohol, order food, or go to a pub for the evening, depending on what time it was, how much we won and all that, but it was a great time and a great idea. We'd all bet what each of us would pay for a pizza, but if we won this would turn into was a stake dinner and a lot of beer. We were generous to each other that time, now I don't party like that.

Not all gamblers are generous. I have read a gambling thread here that there were friends and one of them won big amount and he sideline his friends by not given them anything from the game he won and I have also seen it in my location a secondary school teacher won $13,000 in sport bet for about seven months now and nobody in his compound know that he won such a any amount of money in gambling, he even warned the sports bookmaker not to tell anyone about his winning. And nobody knows and he is not even telling anyone. But those who were in the hall that day saw the game told people that he won a huge amount of money in gambling. Generosity is from the mind and also from your childhood if you not generosity in your childhood then you can't be one even in your adult age. The example you gave, the man was generous when he was a child and in service so he is extending that to his old age when he needs money well.

Most times i also gift out from my winning when i am happy or able to hit the big win at a go but on days that i already have bad market when my loses are higher than my winning,  i will use my winning to cover up for the previous loses.

But in the case of this gambler in question,  he believes by gifting out to help his friends, he attract good karma to make him win more and helping his friends more, well my question to him is how much does he win on a regular bases and in proportion to how much he have lost in the past, and what his debt rate is or investment and assets, rhis are what an adult need to check and put in place before setting out to become a philanthropist gambler.

Everyone has differences in giving and gamblers are not exempted. They are people who can't go a day without giving to people, regardless of whether they won money or not. It differs, and whenever they win the money goes to kindness, and sharing gifts with loved ones. That doesn't mean it's an obligation, anybody can decide not to give when they have a big win. It's their game, and they have to plan for the future not to run out of bank roll. Personally, sometimes I go extravagant with my wins, other times, I'd get frugal. We all have our purpose of doing whatever we wish to do, whether to give or not, at a specific time.

I am generous if I have to give. But compared to that guy, I am not that generous at all.
I'm still quite young to say and that's why I don't have that purpose to give people money based from the winnings that I have.
Someone who's well off in life can do such but to me, I can't do that when I have a lot of bills to pay.