Topic: Do people truly risk their money on bets for profit? - page 6. (Read 1430 times)

Everything is possible in this life, but I agree with you. It’s hard for me to imagine how a person gambles without the intention of making money, but simply to have fun and have a good time. After all, in life there are many other ways to have fun and have a good time, I don’t understand why you should choose this particular method. But just because I don’t understand it doesn’t mean it can’t happen.

We all get the relaxation part but the truth is that not everyone knows this because it can immediately turn into another thing and  that's the  where most person fail to get. You can actually start up a gaming session inorder to relax your mind but at the long run of everything the whole session might have turned into another thing and that's when most people get crazily involved because they would be trying to win back their money at the first initial deposit.

You deserve to be rewarded and I love the fact that you made this very obvious and one thing I’ve learnt so much from the forum is the fact that everyone has a different opinion about a particular subject and you don’t have to force others to buy in your idea and that’s why I’m actually entertaining everyone’s opinions and trying to see reasons with them.
But just as you stated, these gambling companies are here to make money but it is always very difficult for some gamblers to admit that they’re into gambling to make money and from my little observations, I’ve come to noticed that most of these people who claim they’re into gambling for fun are actually those who make losses and use that as a cover up.

It cannot be denied that the average gambler gambles for money, rarely do they gamble for fun. Losing thousands of dollars a day in gambling is never fun unless they are really rich gamblers. Gambling for money may be considered wrong, but it is difficult to change this mindset because people continue to gamble for money.

Gamblers are always expected to gamble responsibly regardless of the main purpose of their gambling. They must avoid the effects of gambling and they must control their lust and greed by considering the risks well. Any casino warns its customers about it even though they don't want to lose customers.

I don't know why people don't like to admit that they are gambling for money when it's always obvious. The company that set up the casinos are there to make money, to collect your money and get richer and richer but you don't want to admit that you want to get back the same money from them, that's false pretense. Gambling is a making money platforms but you have to gamble, predict before you make one which of course has to be accurate but not to be depend on because there is no assurance doing it.

If it's not really about the money, I think more than half of casino games are on playstore, apple store and on web to be downloaded, if it's really fun that people want they would have gone for those ones instead of wasting hundreds and thousands of dollars a week in the casino, the money is the key motivation why everyone gamble and I'm not ashamed of it.

anyone definitely wants to win even if we think about doing it for fun, from here we can think, most people are very focused on winning and some others do it for fun, the principle of op is very relevant, only a few people understand

It's not a need-based thing, people who can afford to do so gamble for fun because they don't care if they lose the money they are using for gambling as it doesn't affect them financially, while those who can't afford to do that will use their money to gamble to earn money with it and because they can't afford to lose the money, they try to chase their losses when they lose and then lose more money and this continues unless they get a grip on themselves.

It's true that one doesn't necessarily need to gamble to have fun and play games and other stuff that don't require money, but they don't just gamble for the games because there are video games that are much more entertaining than gambling games, but it's just the activity that they find to be fun.

It's not possible to have fun without risking or staking your money and that's a bitter truth. Everyone want to earn money from gambling but at the same time they don't want to get addicted to it. Not only 80% of the gamblers but almost 99% of the gamblers gamble in order to earn money.

There could be a rare case when a gambler doesn't want to earn money but at the same time some gamblers fear from gambling addiction and due to that they don't play longer sessions. But, even those gamblers give enough time to gambling.

They simply want to earn money from gambling and when they win they get happy and when they lose they get sad. That's why many experts say that if you can't handle your emotions you should not trade or gamble.

Great analysis enjoyed reading your write up, its easily understandable why people get into confusion while gambling. They spend hours gambling for the money, as if they want to achieve their dreams. But the aim is for the money. They end up losing out lots of it, and keep on trying to earn few more funds, through gambling. While the casino boss is busy doing his parts on the Ads, looking for more gamblers to fund the business. This shows how simple it is to understand how the gambling niche is been managed. Also, why people shouldn't think the money wagered on gambling is an investment. As it's not what they think it is, gambling is for fun purposes and for the need to relax after a busy day or week.

If they play a gambling which real money involved, then there must be an intention to make money but for those who says that they only want to have some fun, I think their goal is only to make some (small) profit. Maybe there are still those who play for fun but they do it on a gambling where no real money is involved.

This is much better because even if we only play with a small amount, there are still chances that we can get addicted on the game later on and it's not only the money we are burning here but also time. There must be more important usage for them and once we do, we will feel much better and have a sense of achievement. This is the reason gamblers keep risking their hard earned money in gambling infinitely.

In my opinion, people do put money on the line when they place bets in hopes of winning. Naturally, the nature of gambling has it that when we place a wager, we either lose money or earn it. Individuals that gamble do so in an attempt to profit because, after all, there's no use in wasting time and cash on things you can't justify. Right?
Really, it's the same cycle: we wager, we spend money, we lose, and we make money. If we compare it to our everyday routines, such as getting up in the morning, taking a shower, going to work or school, and then spending money to buy lunch before returning home, we can see a few similarities. However, even though we go through the same cycle when we gamble, we still do so. However, putting it into practice in our day-to-day lives might seem boring since we keep going through the same routine.

This kind of topic is an never-ending discussion. Everyone's differences will prove each others point and there's nothing wrong with that even if for some it can be against their will since it's just all about talks and discussion.

Every gambler that risks our bets to gamble is definitely for anything that they are up to. Profit, fun or whatever the purpose they're up to. What matters there is that the money they use for gambling is theirs and not from someone else.

You don't feel the same feeling when you gamble with no money and with real money and that's what they feel so that's the purpose I am talking about.

Most of the gamblers had loss their money due to their emotional game play in the gambling site.Because making money from the gambling site need of experience.The gamblers should hold the separate earning job,because from their earning money they can do the same game many times.The money from the jobs also help the gamblers to play in the subsequent rounds,the more game played by the gamblers will leads to huge profits.If the gamblers doesn’t have money in the game they will accept the loss at the time of loss.Then they can play the same games with the money later make huge profits from it.

That is a crucial point about the inherent nature of gambling and the misconception that it can reliably generate income. The odds are typically stacked against the player, and over time, the house almost always comes out ahead. The allure of gambling often lies in the thrill of risk-taking and the rush of adrenaline and dopamine that accompanies wins and losses. Many people may engage in gambling for this very reason that seeks the excitement and entertainment it provides rather than viewing it as a viable income source.

It's commendable that you approach gambling with a mindset of moderation and enjoyment, opting to wager only small amounts for the sake of entertainment while minimizing the potential for significant losses. Understanding the psychological and physiological aspects of gambling, such as the role of adrenaline and dopamine in driving behavior, can help individuals make informed decisions about their gambling habits.

When people study, they always say that they are studying to achieve their dreams, but when people become adults and need a job to earn money, then people focus on studying courses that are most sought after in the job market. , and when they get a job, they say they are working because they love that job, but in reality they are working because they need money. They do their job well and are compensated with money, which in this case is their salary. It's a win-win situation for both parties. On one side we have the owner of the company who needs employees to do certain tasks and on the other side we have people who need jobs so they do the tasks of the place where they work and receive salaries.

in casinos it's exactly the same thing, what we have is that on one side there is the casino owner who needs customers to make a profit and on the other side we have customers who are playing for fun and who also want to win money, I usually I play for fun but I try very hard to make a profit. Of course, I don't exaggerate and I manage my bankroll in a rational way so that I don't get lost in gambling addiction, because the search for profit is what has made many people follow the path of gambling addiction, and I don't want to this for me. But it's a reality that most people play because they want to win and make money, and that makes perfect sense. It wouldn't be fun to lose

Anyone who is gambling in order to create an income source is just deceiving themselves. It is not possible, no matter what people say. You cannot make gambling into a business model which guarantees you profits. That is nonsense.

The true reason why gamblers gamble is because they want that adrenaline and dopamine rush when they win or lose. That is all it is. But perhaps the gamblers either do not understand this or try to lie to themselves.

From a pure mathematical standpoint, regular profits from gambling is almost impossible.

I personally only gamble with tiny amounts of money for fun. I still get that rush, but with none of the (huge) loss.

I don't think we can lie to ourselves that it's actually the "chance of winning" in gambling that makes you or anyone else ultimately attracted to this activity, logically everyone needs money and you've also said it that most things you can get when you have money especially in terms of making ends meet, and that means the main focus of most gamblers is to "multiply" the money they bring in a certain amount. On the other hand, if your sole purpose is to be entertained, then why don't you choose something else that is also fun without the risk involved? There are many other options that you can choose from if you just want to be entertained, and this is a big question for me.

But on the other hand I would not accuse them too much with the idea of gambling to earn, because if we look at the number of rich people who are also involved then this can also be taken into consideration for another result, which is that rich people already have a lot of money and already know and have ways to get a lot of money so that they can become rich people, and that means I quite believe that rich people gambling prioritize fun rather than earning, and maybe the conclusion is that the financial circumstances and situations in your life determine the goals you have in gambling.

I disagree.  You spend money to go see a game live in person because it entertains you.  The activity of gambling brings a certain level of entertainment for me.  So I might not be of the majority but I don't gamble purely to make money.  I dare you to go play poker with fake money and then real money.  The game is completely different with money.  Its a level of competition you can't get with fake money games.  Same for sports betting.  I have my favorite teams but gambling on teams I'm not particularly interested in allows me more "entertainment" watching that game.

What happens is that each person has their own way of seeing things, each person has a different economy, they have many ways to spend their money according to their ability, that is what we should see as the first option, once we have Of course, there are people who think differently than others, some say that a casino is worthless because they need to make money and they only think about multiplying that money, and if they do it well, but in most cases they are not successful and that is You just have to think, that's why when there is a type of eprsoans who think like this, you have to realize (sometimes by yourself and mostly through bad experiences) that this is like that, that is, you can't see a casino to make or generate income, much less see it as a job.

According to this, many phrases arise, that playing in the casino is for fun, and yes, it is only a cliché to save some things that may be seen badly, but we all know and are aware that whoever enters a casino is with the intention to win, that is something natural, but to make things better, before this every person "should" know that entering a casino means that the money you put into betting or risking can be lost in its entirety, that is something for sure, to avoid these things we have to take preventive measures for us as players, like the ones I have always said, if you control spending in a casino or the money you are willing to lose, it is the best strategy (for me), but there are other people who opt for self-control, that is, managing emotions, but that is something that I do not trust, because it is very easy for one to let oneself be carried away, we are human, we feel, and we will always have the desire to believing in ourselves or being so positive that we end up betting more than we should even without leaving ourselves with nothing, that is what should be avoided.

The truth is that people who gamble for fun don`t let themselves lose so much that can result in depression. It is common for people who desire to make extra cash from gambling to keep chasing losses and then get more problems for themselves. People who gamble for fun are always moderate with their stake and moderation is measured by the income of the gambler. What can be moderate for gambler A can be extra vagant for gambler B. A gambler who gambles for fun will always treat the money used for gambling as entertainment expenses rather than an investment or potential source of income.

It is proper not to be guided by greed as you have noted but it is difficult to stop gambling when you win little. It is easier said than done. Well, I don`t advocate that people should stop gambling after winning but I think that whether you win or not only gamble with an amount you are prepared to lose. Set a limit and stake to it because that`s the only saving grace.