Topic: Behaviours of gamblers you dislike. - page 2. (Read 2213 times)

There are people who keep complaining about the bonuses, this is something that I keep asking myself why they keep complaining that the value of the weekly and monthly bonus has reduced considering that the casino is a business that seeks profits and that when people create accounts at the casino they are there to have fun and not to profit, it seems that a certain group of people are playing with a lot of money with the aim of having high level VIP accounts, but they completely forget that in the end when they reach that high level VIP account and look at bring it and see how much money they lost, they will see that they lost a lot of money and when they see the amount gained by the VIP account that they achieved, it is not worth it

and this from the beginning was not done to compensate, because we all know that gambling is not an investment, it is not a place where a person is putting money to collect debts in the long term, but it is unbelievable that I see people not understanding this and they keep complaining that they played with a lot of money at the casino, after a long time playing with a lot of money and having reached a high level VIP account they started to receive the bonus, but now the value of the bonus has dropped a lot

So that's not fair. Man, when it gets to the part where they say it's not fair, I ask myself: what do you mean it's not fair? Do they really not know that casinos are not the place to invest money and then collect dividends? Many people still don't know or pretend they don't know this, and they look at a VIP account as a goal that they must achieve in order to collect money, and they don't stop to think if it was really worth losing a lot of money to reach that VIP account.

There are several behaviors shown by gamblers, are disliked to all. For example, they transfer their anger on another people after losing game, some gamblers crazily try to manage money after losing the game even don't hesitate to involving usual activities. I don't like the mentality of a gambler when he keep injecting money to a game even after continues losing. Such mentality should be avoided. A responsible gambler allow obey the rules and able to make himself control even after lose the game.

The most common expression I come across is: If you stop controlling the game, then the game controls you. The key point here is that in reality there aren't so many people who can control themselves. Many begin to experience strong emotions, some want to get even, etc. I like to observe the behavior of strong players who feel a very fine line that cannot be crossed. One of these online poker players on stream directly says how he feels when he loses his temper, and he clearly understands his mistake, how he made it, under the influence of his emotions or because of a bad mood. I am in awe of such super people, they completely control the game and they are the ones who deserve to win.

We should do as you say but the problem is that many people allocate a certain amount of money from their salary for betting. It's okay as long as they can control themselves and don't deposit money again when they lose that day. It would be even better if they could allocate a certain amount of money for betting so that it would not disturb their finances and exceed their limits in gambling. We have to control the use of money, whether it's money from our salary or money we get from gambling so that we don't gamble excessively to reduce losses in gambling.

Yes you are right, gamblers who are undisciplined with their time and responsibilities are likely to experience gambling addiction problems.
If someone has experienced a gambling addiction disorder, of course many of their attitudes and characteristics will lead to negative and detrimental things, not only for themselves but also for the people around them, and it is certain that many people will not like their behavior and characteristics.

Returning to the topic that OP asked, in my opinion the gambler's behavior that I really don't like is when the gambler experiences a lot of losses but he still tries to win by means of then he tries to borrow from me or other people to follow the game that makes him lost it.
I really don't like the behavior of gamblers like that because apart from not liking that behavior, I actually also feel sorry for someone who does that because most likely it will only leave debts piling up without them realizing it. Then what's worse is if they or the gamblers can't pay their debts, they will just disappear and in the end they become fugitives for many people because of the gamblers' debts.

And immediately he began to realize that he would not necessarily get the bonus he thought he had, of course this would make him disappointed and regretful, hoping to get lucky but instead he experienced defeat, and that defeat was very true. He will vent his emotions on other people. Others don't think well and can do anything because they are carried away by emotions.
Yes, of course bad things like this must be abandoned because this is something that gamblers should not do.

IMO I think it is better to use money gotten from gambling to gamble and not to rely on salary to be used for betting. Most people who do that keep refilling their bankroll from their salary, then the person is not really making profit and should stop gambling. Instead of falling back to your salary before you gamble it is almost like you are not in profit gambling because you are going to over step into your finance, or you make a strict budget from your salary if you have to deep into it but a very little amount and you need self control to not to always run back to it when you have exhausted your budget.

Just right, and well said! The game's appeal is clear. There's this problem: the idea that we can outwit an unbeatable system. Is it wrong to enjoy the dance even when the house picks the tune? Playing, feeling the pulse, enjoying tiny wins, and learning from losses are fun. Who cares if the house has the edge?

You're right about modifying seeds and early rewards. Science and art are involved. Remember Luck's capriciousness. This fickle mistress is always playing hard to get. But dont we love the chase? Even at 70:30, that 30% possibility of winning keeps the hope alive. The key is to enjoy the ride, be aware of the odds, and quit when the thrill wears off. It sounds like a plan, right?

I was able to find out a few things very well among gamblers. When a gambler sees a notification or announcement regarding a gambling bonus they start working to get that bonus without reading their requirements carefully but when they don't get the bonus they start complaining. There are some gamblers who cannot accept their losses after losing in gambling. They consider this loss as a failure and try to blame it on others. There are many gamblers who do not understand this nasty habits. After all a gamblers also have other negative behaviors in gambling which of course should be abandoned.

And it's okay to change your mindset slowly while preparing new habits that are not related to gambling. We do this so that we don't gamble too much so that we can reduce gambling activities slowly too. Apart from that, after we have done this new activity for a few days, the thought may arise that there are other things we can do so that our time is not just used for gambling. If we have succeeded in controlling our thoughts and can consider gambling as entertainment, we can treat gambling as it should and we can also prevent gambling addiction again.

That's so wrong. We cannot blame anyone because we took the risk when we start gambling. I hate those kinds of people too. It's not like they didn't enjoy the game while playing a casino game. It is always told that the house will always win, and I think we should not forget that so that our expectation on winning against them will not be high. My ratio is like 70:30, 70 percent the gambling site will win and only 30 percent for us or maybe worse. Even if we play in 10 days nonstop, we won't be able to win against them because the system told so. The only winners are those who can stop when they feel the profit and take a deep rest before they come back for more. Maybe changing seeds will also help and while the casino will give an early reward, take advantage of it and withdraw.

Yes, that's right, slowly changing bad thought patterns into correct ones will be better in the future, and someone will not become an addict because they are under control in that matter. Yes, maybe by doing important activities such as working we will get money every month, which we can use in our daily lives, and use this money to gamble in small amounts because according to him, gambling is not for making extra money, but only for entertainment. free time for himself.

What I dislike the most about the behaviours of addict gamblers is their lack of discipline, and because of that, many more problems may arise. You see, "discipline" is the one that slowly disappears for those addicted to gambling, not just for themselves but for others as well. It can lead to stealing, asking for more money from others, and sometimes crimes. Without their ability to think straight and have discipline, everything will get worse, and more misery will follow.

The most worst think of a gambler is whenever he losses some money, he is in more anger and want to get his lost money, instead of doing it he losses more money, at the last, a time comes, he starts taking loan, and he is in the same phase losing it again and again, and now he is blaming other who is not giving him money.
I think everyone has his own opinion but the most I dislike about a gambler is blaming his own relatives sometimes, and person who is playing with him, haha. 

It's true that gambling addiction may make everyone uncomfortable. A tough problem is made worse when everyone thinks all gamblers are evil. That's unfair

Do you think keeping gambling at home in a separate room solves the problem? It may only mask a greater issue. Let's hide the problem instead of fixing it. This is a placebo, right?

As you said, not all gamblers cause trouble. People want fun and excitement, and they recognise their limits. It complicates matters. Not binary. Everybody's on a different shade. It's why a universal solution is so difficult. However, your thoughts? They're good progress. Starting the dialogue is key, right?

        -   Apart from losing a lot of money in gambling, we can also feel emotional, which leads to even more losses. There is no more self-discipline and self-control for us to cool off first because we always lose; it is simply not what happens and what we do as casino players.

That's the problem: the more we lose, the more we quit betting in the hope of winning or hearing that the next bet we'll win big. Words like this are what we say or think, and they change our conduct, and we have reached a state of greediness that we are not yet aware of in our personality.

This is the bad side of gambling addict where they will make the surrounding environment disturbed and feel uncomfortable with what they are doing but what is worse is that things like this will give rise to bad thoughts towards gambler and everyone thinks that the gambler is the same being full of badness.
From cases like this more people should be aware and be able to think more maturely that gambling should be at home in a separate room so that they don't disturb other people when they experience emotional peaks due to defeat.
Even though cases like this rarely occur they have a big impact on society perspective on gambling.

However when gamblers play just to entertain themselves it is unlikely that they will do stupid things like that when they lose and people who gamble for fun must have determined the capital they can receive when they lose.

However, we must change our mindset slowly so that before things get bad, we can get out of that mindset and have a different mindset from other people in treating gambling. We should be able to change it in our favor so that we don't expect to make money from gambling because it is difficult. We should look for a place or other source of income that is more promising so that we can make money or a salary. And when we can make money or get a salary, we can also use a small part of that money to gamble to enjoy gambling as entertainment. We have to regulate gambling so that we don't lose from gambling.

Yes, that's right, if you have a mindset like what you said, of course the gambler will not experience many losses, because he has minimized the amount of money he can risk in gambling. Yes, because gambling does not always produce profits there, it would be better if he also had a real job to earn money, such as working or opening a business for example, and if he wants to gamble then he must really be able to control it. The goal itself is not to get addicted and if you lose, you don't experience depression and regret.