Topic: Are you a generous gamblers - page 5. (Read 1469 times)

There is reward when you give, this is the natural instinct of men but I just feel it's a human thing to give to people no matter how little it is, give and it shall be given unto you in many fold. However, you should be descipline on how you give money anytime you win big games. Just because you gamble and won doesn't mean it's a free money, it's your sweat and hard work, you should be descipline on how you spend money because the day you lose hack to back to gambling, nobody will support you for real, it's human nature.

Learn not to give not just outsiders, it should start from the family, we ought to feed the house before feeding the street but sadly, the opposite is what many people do all the time when they make money. They don't care about the status of their immediate blood but will do give away for to chase clout and irrelevant validation just to make people think that they are good people and they aren't what they potray in public.

I also believe that way, the more you give to other people, the more blessings you receive in life. Even in activities such as gambling, where you may spend your time and money, being generous can lead to greater achievements.

I'm not a regular gambler or someone who spends a lot of time and money on gambling, thus I don't get to win a lot and then get to become generous with the winnings. However, I do believe that people who share their wealth or essentials with others who need them tend to gain more of it. So somehow, I believe that the reason for his winning all the time is probably because he shares half of the winnings with others and those others are the ones that need them.

God gives you more if you give to others when it's required. This is what I believe in, so even if I don't gamble a lot, I usually advise others to be generous with the money that you get from any means because when you give from one hand, your other hand will receive more than what you've given.

Yes it is and I think most gamblers especially those who are overconfident and believe in winning should take note of this idea and keep it in mind that gambling is always about luck, meaning and simply that if you are lucky then you will win and if not then obviously you will end up losing, and also anyway gambling is always about these two outcomes which means that losing cannot always be completely avoided and this is why it is always recommended to be a responsible gambler by applying a lot of limits and self-control, because the fear is that it is very possible for you to experience a very large number of losses when you cannot control this activity. Of course sowing the good seeds to reap the sweet rewards has nothing to do with gambling or anything that is done in the process of getting success in the real world about anything else as the saying "the process will not betray the result" is completely useless in gambling, meaning that no matter how much experience and experience you have you are still very likely to end up losing money because gambling is an activity that always involves risk and there is absolutely no certainty about the outcome at the end of the session.

It is safer when you are playing online, but there's just a big difference when it comes to the environment. But as you said, security is the perk of it as you won't need to hit the road and be afraid after a big win.

Regarding the generous gamblers, yeah, I don't believe they are stupid. There are just people/gamblers who see everything differently. They will give away money to other people even if they don't know them because they think good karma will come in after that.
I've often seen this in the chatbox of a popular gambling site. One high roller wins his bet, he makes rain or provides trivia where he will give prizes to those who can answer it first.
IMO, it's not wrong because that's their money and it's for them to decide on what to do with it. They can be selfish if they want and if they don't believe in good or bad karma then so be it. It will all depend on the person who won that bet. It's his own risk that he took so he definitely have all the right to decide what he want to do with it when it wins.

It's easier for gamblers to generously give the money they won away and that's because gambling is not a job, they make the money the easy way, and won't call them stupid for doing so, they only want the good karma but they will never do the same when they get their monthly income, it's different.

Not all gamblers are like this, some belief that this is a waste of money, and yet they still gamble and win or lose, it has nothing to do with you been lucky, In my country, road side people some times demand to get a share of money that a gambler won in a casino, some turned this idea to work, they vow to task any gambler that win in the casino but they went too far.

After they have done this continuously they later got arrested and the law makes them to sign some affidavit saying they will never ask for money from any gambler again, this was how they stopped but I never like visiting a casino to gamble it's not safer compare to using online

Most often givers tend to forget about taking care of themselves. Such kindness may not be fine, but it's worth congratulating. Because people are different and view others uniquely. The best art is making people happy, and giving does that for us, and gets us closer to humanity, love and kindness. A gambler who takes a break and share with his loved ones his winnings, will be happy he did, and could have luck on his next games. However, when we give it's also important that we preserve. As most people don't find it reasonable helping a helper. As a giver, it's crucial to be money conscious and endeavor not to run out of money for a long period. Givers never lack they say, but what happens when one giver lacks? It seems impossible though, but sometimes life gets tricky, that's why we must be prepared to be long term givers. Hence, gamblers who give are expected to be serious with their games, not to run short of money in their proceedings.

Yeah. Winning in gambling is more about luck than being a good or bad person. It's not about who you are but how you handle the wins with a sense of conscience. The connection to sowing good seeds and reaping sweet results might not directly apply to the unpredictability of gambling outcomes

Well that's the point why we better keep the winnings that we managed to get a secret, the fear is that there will definitely be some people including friends who ask for part of the winnings that we managed to get, if indeed it is not a problem for you, go ahead but I think it is not uncommon for scenarios like this to end in the destruction of friendships where you don't want to share the winnings that you managed to get but on the other hand you even tell or even brag about the victory to others, especially your friends. In the event that you're not sure how to get the most out of the game, then you'll want to make sure you've got a good idea of what you're getting into.

Yes actually the goal is for that, to minimize the occurrence of problems that actually don't need to be a problem, but the name of the person will always look for our fault points especially if they don't like us. What you do is very good by choosing to treat some of your friends without telling the amount of winnings, and other things that are feared are true as you said that if they know the amount of our winnings then it is very likely that they will also try to gamble with the intention and purpose of wanting to get the winning results like us, but it is very likely that in the end they are not as lucky as us, so it is better to prevent it by keeping it a secret.

I believe there are people who will have a different suggestion regarding his answer, some might simply say, he can just save those money he used for betting since winning jackpot is a bit harder and not too often to occur. However, I understand where he's coming from. He's a pensioner and most likely retired, that means one of the things that makes him happy is playing lottery and sharing his winnings to others. Sharing doesn't just increase good karma, but it helps you feel better as well to keep that positive attitude and composure in any aspect including gambling.

Some gamble generously, which is interesting. Your friend sharing blessings with others is both surprising and admirable. His generosity and gambling habits reflect good karma. As for myself, I believe in sharing blessings, but I also prioritize responsible financial planning.

In gambling, victory cannot be obtained easily even if someone is a good person. If you hear that good people can easily win at gambling, I think this is impossible, because anyone can win, there are also many bad people who often win.
And you need to remember that winning is just luck, but what is different here is how we behave well when we win, this is not a strength but a conscience that exists within everyone.
I agree with your opinion, whoever sows good seeds will get sweet results. However, in my opinion, if it is related to the ease of winning in gambling, this has nothing to do with it.

If the win is so big, I think it's better to keep it hidden from many people and only share the story with people close to us. We don't want many people coming to our house to give congratulations, but among the many congratulations, there will be people who want to ask for a share of the money because they will say many things to us. Sometimes, we don't need to share our happy moments with many people because we don't know what the people around us are like unless they are very close to us. I also choose friends I trust and only share them with truly loyal friends because, without them, I am nothing. These are the ones who are always with me and in my life, so I feel that sharing moments of victory with them is okay because they need to know because they also do the same thing to me and other friends.

That's why I always choose who I must tell about my winnings to prevent anything negative in my friendships. And even if I want to celebrate with lots of friends, I will just buy food and drinks to enjoy together without saying that I managed to win a lot of money from gambling. I also don't want to make them curious about gambling, and in the end, they will try gambling even though I know many of my friends don't have good self-control. I just prevented that curiosity from developing in their minds so I only shared that moment of victory with friends who were really close to me.

He's simply a generous person, and I've noticed that generous people usually win easily. According to my personal analysis, I often find that the mentality of generous people is that they are not afraid of losing, and their less heavy mentality makes it easier for them to win. In addition, with a bit of spirituality, this is called a form of distributing God's blessings to those around him. If he is sowing good seeds, he will reap sweet fruits. I don't really believe in spirituality, but many cases have happened like that, generous giving people always receive more than what he expected. That could be the law of cause and effect.

Well, depending on how much money I win, I can be giving at times. In a scenario where I win large, I will be able to give my family to things they enjoy or buy them dinner.  If we win a big sum of money, I think it will motivate us to give more, just like you said, to attract positive karma. Because it can make you understand that the money you gamble with is not misused and that you are helping to provide for your family, I believe it can be a fulfilling experience to share a percentage of your winnings with others. However, we should always use caution when gambling and only use money that we can afford to lose.

wow it's nice to hear that your plans include donating to charities when you win gambling, sometimes it's good to share it with others especially those who really need it and of course you should really want it and not be forced to. What you mentioned is one of the good intentions because it shows how much you think about and appreciate all the income you got from gambling, just don't forget to treat yourself because all in all, you are the one who made the way to earn the money you have.

I am not as generous a gambler as I mean but I go out of my way to help others. After winning a gambling bet, I try to distribute a little of the profit to poor people and spend the rest of the money on my needs. But apart from the gambling profit, I try to help the poor children, especially among the poor children around me, I do important acts of generosity like distributing chocolates and buying education materials, which I do with the intention of getting happiness.

It is a matter not only of generosity itself, but also of beliefs that being generous will give you more luck, there are also professional players who are generous for a matter of "taxes" philanthropy has its "economic" benefits although it may not seem, in addition to obviously that "pleasure" effect of helping others without conditions.

Igor Kurganov
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Is this a question that must be answered, or can we keep it to ourselves. By the way, if someone did what you said in this thread, IMO, what he did was purely based on his personal character traits. I mean it's not that he shares because of his gambling winnings, but basically the man described in this thread is truly a man who has a generous character. so he never hesitates to share, especially when he wins from his gambling. Simply put, if someone doesn't intend or don't have the feeling to give, share, or whatever, they will never do it. Moreover, as we often review in several threads, there are many cases when someone gets big win, whether it's a jackpot or so on. suddenly they disappeared, even forgetting their gambling friends.

Well, referring to your question, especially the points you bolded. I can't answer that, especially since this is a problem related to our pure personal awareness. From here, someone can get to know themselves based on their personal character. in this case, it refers to a generous gambler. in my case, I don't need to say anything related to such things. because sharing is a private domain and is part of my personal principles, there is no need for people to know about it. because of this, it would be happiness for ourselves if we did it. By the way, what the guy in this thread did I really appreciate it if this story is true.

I believe in gambling as entertainment. but more gamblers are also obsessed with winning. especially for those who gamble on sports betting. they have a greater obsession with winning than enjoying betting.
although those who are more responsible will not experience a greater impact from defeat. but still, I'm sure there will be annoyance when you don't get luck in betting. those who are worse off may pursue victory. and those who are better, perhaps only regret.