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Naturally, humans are characterized with greed believe me or not but that is the truth and it is a bitter one at that hence my reason for saying that greed is only problematic when it is excessive . But however, it I think we are still on the same page since am not literally saying that greed is completely ok if only you gat my points correctly, yes gambling is not just about winning only there could be losses too, as to this regards if one can maximize opportunities without struggling to achieve it or regret ever taking such action there is nothing absolutely wrong with that, what the guy would have done is to bet the one he gave his friend same way before adding extra game to avoid regrets but however two things are always involved which is either winning or Lossing.
Greed. Your tummy is burning with fire; the itching you cannot scratch is a symptom. For better or worse, this drives us. And let's face it, without some greed, we would all be eating on roots in a cave. Greed is a tool, not a master. Certainly, gambling is a greedy game. Still, the advantages go beyond mere randomness. Their bankroll is managed; they understand the odds. They are thinking, computing, constantly one step ahead
You want to challenge the house, you must be smarter than the house. That is where self-awareness finds application. Know your limits, know when to walk away. Every bet teaches something, either win or loss. We're not talking about giving in to every impulse. Here we are discussing controlled burns. Make use of that greed, direct it. Make it gasoline for your aspirations
Indeed, I am in favor of gambling. Still, I have support for safe gambling. Study well and know the game. Don't only toss money at it and wish for the best. We are not victims of our desires. We are changeable and evolving. We can make advantage of greed. It's about learning the game, not let the game master control over you