Topic: Do you believe visiting a seer or spiritual house could make you win a game? - page 9. (Read 1097 times)

I myself have never had an experience like this and never thought about doing it at all. In my opinion it's just a myth and after all gambling is all about probability so it can't be predicted with the power of magic, maybe there are people who can do it but most people are fraudsters.

But in the past, when lottery was still popular in my country, people would go to haunted places like caves or cemeteries to get predictions about lottery numbers that would come out, that happened when I was a kid so I don't really remember it, and now that's the practice there is no more.

When as an individual you became so desperate to the level that you go to see a seer so that you can win game, then just know that you are now enter into a very dangerous ground, because when it comes to gambling, if you want to go through that means so that you can be winning constantly, then their are prices you must pay, such as human blood or sacrificing one part of your body such as your manhood to the evil spirit the seer operete with, so I don't really think anyone should think of such because it's a dangerous ground that should not be thread on.
In my country we have heard of so many of this ugly stories of how Mr A, B and C go as far as going to see a seer just to make money through gambling which always have a disastrous ending.

I myself don't really believe in mystical things about being able to get luck in gambling so that I win more often because I have the mindset that luck comes depending on the fate of each gambler.
As for sports betting, I believe that knowledge, skills, experience and how to predict will be the main factors in winning bets, and if it is related to mystical things it is just kind of superstition.

But everything will be different if we talk about gamblers who are in rural areas or remote places in corners of the city, they will have beliefs in mystical or superstitious things.
For example, many people where I live still believe in that kind of thing, many come to paranormal places to be able to produce belief in different luck.
There are those who ask for some kind of lucky charm to always have good luck, but this is ridiculous because the algorithms in gambling cannot be adjusted to anything mystical.

However, for dream, I quite believe it because I myself once had dream related to lottery numbers and these numbers really gave me win.
This is also widely believed to make gamblers hunt for certain places to sleep there and can have lucky dreams.

I think this is one kind of magical things on gambling and that can be never possible and if I say about from religious than in most of the religious I think gambling shouldn't take as a good thing. And moreover we have seeing that many peoples are doing black magic on many teams and player but it can't effect anytime like if you search on Google black magic on Messi then you will find many pic of it. So in case of visiting a seer or spiritual house couldn't make anyone to win a game in gambling.

Exactly, they could be the richest people. These are all just beliefs; I am not saying that it has no benefit to to people but if it concerns certainty then I highly doubt. Gamblers who does are just having no other option to fulfill their confidence whenever they are gambling, or to boost their courage to gamble whenever they are seeking for such recommendations. Well, to some it helps them but that's them. It won't be applicable to all people. If they happened to win out of seer prediction then I'd view it as coincidence. Why? If it is always giving them the win then that win, then that would be the time I would believe it is working. But as long as there's no consistency then that would be accounted for the gambler's luck and fortune.
No chance at all right?
It is like asking a stranger on which team you would bet. Basically you are paying (if you do) them to take a guess for you and that you will bet on it. Either you win or lose, is it fulfilling? The answer is the same reason why I don't do such thing. Atleast save yourself from the embarassment you could possibly be having from yourself. If you know to yourself that you cannot gamble on your own then what's the need to do so? NEVER be too dependent with such things. Gambling is gambling; it is just your luck against odds.

No amount of spiritual power or worship of any spirit or praying in any religious shrine etc will be of any use in gambling as gambling is totally experience and largely based on share. If it was possible to win a bet in gambling by visiting a shrine or worshiping a spirit, then people would constantly go to religious places of worship and be busy in prayer. As far as I am concerned those who are overly greedy and give more priority to emotion have a very low chance of winning gambling bets while those who do not prioritize emotion and are not overly greedy in gambling have a higher chance of winning gambling bets. But I find it unreasonable to believe that any religious worship or visiting a Spiritual House will have any effect on gambling.

Let me just say that if you have to inconvience yourself and go through these measures because you want to win in gambling, the individual shouldn't be seeing a seer, they should be seeing a therapist to nip this moderate manifestations of gambling problem in the bud before it becomes worse. Only a disillusioned thinker will think that a seer could make him win at gambling.

No, I don't. I can be in that situation. It's doesn't even make any sense. There is nothing metaphysical about winning at gambling.

No.
Your questions are mostly repetitive. You are asking these same thing in a different way over again.

No. I haven't had anyone like this. I'd definitely tell them they wasted time and money doing that. Sleep would have offered them a think mind to be able to think through what they would gamble on.

This topic reminds me of a thread by Dr.Bitcoin_Strange was trying to link those with religious beliefs and that if Bitcoin were, many people ought to believe that the price of bitcoin can be prophetically predicted, which is one of the levels to which most people attribute their spirituality.

I have never believed even in a game that they say is sure odd and predicted both by home and computer. There is just a level to which faith should end. If it were possible, some people who hate some particular club and those who are Christians and those who believe and worship in other religions who have been challenging themselves to see who's beliefs and predictions from both sides can work. Those who bring religion to gambling should just get them off their minds and focus on the skill if they really want to make some wins.

I don't believe that seers have the ability to predict the outcome of a football matches, because if such was possible, seers would have been the most richest people, but yet most seers are known to live an average life in their respective cities, who can only go about predicting base on the possible statistical H2H record, and nothing much. But that doesn't mean the game night not play if you are lucky enough. But the point I stand to disagree is that that a set gives you a game, it's not a guarantee you must always win. Hence, never gamble more than what you can always afford to lose.

I know this is not far from what i have been thinking. For sure, something of this nature does truly exist, and I was wondering what guts the young man had to go seek spiritual help just to win a game. possibly not have been told the repercussions of what he was about to sign up for because I believe he would have stopped and not moved any further because the price is too costly to get such a reward that would not last him any time soonest.

There's no need for any discussion and others don't need to hear other's way of increasing their luck.

Technically, there's no connection between any lucky method and chances to win the game or increase luck. It's totally zero.

Let's just allow these gambler who always do some routine or believed in any things to increase their luck. If that was effective for them in the long-run, then good. There's no need for others to do the same. As for conclusion, find our own way of attracting that luck.

Here we go again, treading into spiritual territory when talking about gambling odds and outcomes.  I have clearly given up relying on science or math at this point, clinging instead to some notion that my desperate thoughts and prayers will mysteriously deliver a big jackpot. But seriously? Who still believes in that kind of crap?

Look, I understand the appeal of believing some higher power or cosmic force might intercede on your behalf.  When you are down to your last few chips, reason gets tossed out the window pretty fast.  But deep down you know those fanciful dreams are just that - dreams.  The cold, hard truth is that each spin of the wheel or roll of the dice is an independent event, completely unaffected by your feelings, superstitions or prayers. 

I also saw a thread where someone was asking about placing bets in the dream. People who believe magic can influence the outcome of a game are not very good gamblers. They are often at the losing end because desperation is the only thing that can make someone believe in such nonsense. If fortune tellers and seers could see the future, they would be stinking rich but they are not.

How did he lose his sight? I would like to know because right now, the story sounds like Norse mythology to me. Like the story of Wodan sacrificing one of his eye so he could be able to see the future.

I don't think visiting some spiritual place or seeking for spiritual help would increase the chances of winning in the casino or the lottery. Actually, if anything, I have heard stories about people who sought so badly for money and end up losing everything they valued, some will say those unfortunate events happened because those who suffered them allowed greed to take over their life. Others will argue it is the matter of dark forces acting upon the will of people and making them to commit fatal mistakes on their finances and leading them to gambling addiction, amount other things.

If one is Christian, Muslin, etc. One must be aware that greed is something which is frown upon in those religions, so one cannot expect huge amounts of money to come from the will of good forces in those religions.
Regardless what we all believe in, even people who do not believe in anything would advice against seeking for spiritually cheating in gambling, most of those who offer those services are scammers anyways.

Your statement made me flash back to a program hosted in our worship center a year ago where a gambler has to come church with his gambling slip and asked pastor saying " please I want to know among this slip which of them would play according to how I have staked my games" say please could you reveal the game to him if he would win big time. It was then pastor asked him to go home and focused on his gambling problems that church isn't a gambling house neither a place to talks about gambling. What happened is that some people are so mad to an extent they don't know where to go ask about their results because they are so desperate to an extent where gambling has took everything they have and looking for another way to recover every single things they have lost.

I don't know why people are so beguiled by this unusual way of predicting the future... It may actually workout with anything else that's naturally programmed, not gambling.

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I don't wanna turn this into a RELIGIOUS discussing and I feel it ain't even necessary right now, but superstitions doesn't work in everything.. do you know how many people would enrich themselves assuming it works? I read the first page and I came across a very intriguing story - a man had himself ridiculed just by trying to seek an alternative for gambling prediction...

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I think people would believe in just about anything. And when one has a firm belief in something, that thing tend to work for that person occasionally.
But it’s a bit weird for someone to go to great lengths like the one mentioned in the OP to get predictions for games that could win. I know one thing for sure; depending wholly on gambling as a source of earning an income could majorly push gamblers to extents such as these.

As for the predictions gotten from such sources, it’s no different for me than getting predictions from so-called “experts” we’ve got all over the place online.

I have stop believing in all these kind of nonsense because they don't work. Let me share you my experience. I was at home when I receive a text message that I'm among the lucky winner that won a free money on their ongoing promo, I have forgotten the name of the company.

I ask one of my friends and he had a man that is spiritual, if we meet him and explain everything to him, he can assist us if the promo is a scam or not. Be hold we met the man and he told us that the promo was not scam, we should continue to pay that we are going to be paid. That's how I fell into first internet scam, it's like many years a go but story brought it back. There is spiritual about bet, use your mind and bet, if you win it's your lucky day and if you lose, take heart.

I will not be surprised if such things happen in gambling but I have not had personal experience on that. I don't know how potent such inquiry will be. Although, the possibilities are still there if people can prophesy about someone future and the things that will happen to them coming to past, so it is also like predicting the outcome of a football match. However, it is still luck based for such football outcome to come to pass and you have to believe something for you to be able to attract that thing.

There are people who are deeply into spirituality; they believe certain things work for them, and to them, it works. That's what they believe, and their beliefs are different from others.
 
To me, I can't see such as what usually works in anyway. Maybe out of coincidence, their prediction from their forefather or a late relative comes to pass does not mean it will always work like that. If football were possible to be linked to spirituality, then those who see themselves as powerful people when it comes to doing supernatural things could have been able to shut down some casinos as they will never have to lose a single bet again, and they can just use that power to turn themselves into millionaires or something.