Topic: Do you regret also for ever knowing about gambling? - page 10. (Read 2882 times)

I really like your analogy of relating gambling to a wine. whenever anyone sips wine and take break for a longer time and later comes to sip again, they will keep enjoying the rest of the wine, but if anyone because of the sweetness of the wine continues to drink every minute of the day, they will become drunk and eventually addicted to the wine. Anyone who takes gambling as an entertainment will only gamble occasionally and they will not regret knowing about gambling. But anyone who sees gambling as a real or an ultimate source of income will gamble everyday whether they win or lose. This habit will only make the gambler regret of knowing about gambling and eventually becomes addicted.

Someone like you can never be addicted to gambling, neither can you regret gambling because you have the power to gamble and quit it as you like. You are just like me and I believe that every gambler can rise to this level to be sure that gambling is not that bad but it is the approach that people use in it that makes it look bad. Honestly, I see and hear most people talk positively about gambling than negatively offline, and this is even a regular loser, but the issue is that they are regularly playing with a very little amount of money. By this, it can't hurt them for any reason and if they lose, they can still play more and repeat the process again. But the good part in their ways of playing is that they permutate it in such a way that if they lose 20 times, a single winning bet could cover that for them and even give more earnings. To them, gambling is fun and not a must-win. So since you didn't commit that big money to it, there is no way it will affect your emotions to the point that you will now be negative about it. Their exact plan is not my style as mine is more managerial inclined, yet it still serves the same purpose even as mine seems better.

Therefore, control or self-control is very important. I once heard that a gambling addict in the area where I live experienced a big loss and sold valuable assets such as a house. Maybe it's better to stop for a moment if it feels like what we're risking is a valuable or primary asset. Gambling is for fun, not for poverty

The common answers will be decided by the outcome of their gambling escapades. The majority of individuals will immediately respond with a no, but this is simply because they understand gambling is entertainment. But anybody who always loses money and cannot stop himself from spending over his budget is regrettable. Gambling has to be done in a correct manner because excessive can lead to addiction and can ruin lives. Gambling is very much like wine, it tastes great and has health benefits, but we cannot overdrink.

Nope, I didn't mean that, don't put words in my mouth my guy. What I've typed in there is what I mean and no other hidden meanings, this isn't a poetry or a lyric, it's just plain old opinions. And from what I can see with what you've said, there's nothing new that you have added which is kind of weird.
Obviously you're going to be okay with gambling when you've been fine with it for a long time how the hell is it a profound or useful thing to know when you're obviously stating a fact and no, people that have been the opposite don't know what to do, I assume that it's to stop but they're doing or thinking that already so I don't think that it's the thing that they should do.

No. I never regretted informing myself about gambling. I have always taken this game as entertainment. I have won all of the few bets I have participated in by entering wins. I have always used sports betting sites mainly for gambling so I bet on matches that are guaranteed to win. Currently I am completely free from gambling. I will participate in gambling whenever I want because I have always taken gambling as entertainment. If I had become addicted to gambling and lost money from this gambling, I might have felt sorry for myself.

That is because you are aware that you are doing it for fun, I am also aware of this and anyone who is aware of such thing would not have any trouble at all. I get that it may not feel all that crazy for many people, but the reality is that if we are aware of this, I think we should be considering the situation a little bit more careful and better.

I get that life is not all that crazy overall, but I think it should be something that we care about deeply enough to get addicted, and we are not addicted because we just do this for fun, and willing to lose that money we invest, because our intention is to have fun and not make money. It is the people that gamble to make money that gets addicted most often and they are not aware that they can't make money this way.

I haven't encountered someone blaming me that I've taught them how to gamble and never did I as well.

With these gamblers whining that they've been into gambling and finds someone at fault, they're just looking for someone to blame for their losses.

It is a very common thing when an irresponsible loser gets tremendous losses and can't recover.

unfortunately in the real world things are completely different, people like to escape their responsibilities to blame other people, this has become very common, let's look at cases of betrayal in a relationship, when a couple cheats on their husband or wife, the person who been cheated on has a tendency to take revenge and hurt the other person who was with the traitor but does not hurt the traitor, this is because the person still thinks that the blame does not lie with her or his partner and does not think that using that violence against the person who was with the cheater also makes him guilty of physical aggression against a person. Nowadays, if a person wants to lose relatives or friends, all they have to do is get involved in their lives, giving advice, giving tips on how to do business.

that when everything goes wrong, the first thing those relatives will do is blame you, hate you for the rest of your life. for example, if you talk about gambling to your family and tell them that they can make money from gambling and people in your family believe you and even you warn and advise them so that they don't take out loans to invest in gambling It's bad luck and even if you tell them to only play with money they can afford to lose, but they don't listen to you on that part and go and take out a loan and gamble and lose. So when everyone in your family finds out that someone lost a lot of money gambling, they will soon think that you deceived them on purpose, they will start to label you as envious, bad and a liar and you will have no peace.

Maybe what you mean is learn from the mistakes that have made some people regret their gambling involvement especially those who always overdo their approach, I think it's quite natural and reasonable if you don't feel regret and here I can conclude that it seems like you have a pretty good approach to gambling so you don't regret being involved in this activity. That means regret is only for some people and it also depends on how the person responds to gambling itself, if indeed they come with the wrong way or approach then obviously over time the bad effects will definitely occur and of course regret will always come at the end.

Another thing in my opinion if you feel that you are still fine even though you have been involved in gambling for a long time I think it's okay if you continue because it has been proven that over a long period of time you can manage everything well, especially in terms of your bankroll and self-control, but if it's the opposite then I think you already know what you should do.

Did you really start to gamble when you were a child? At what age did you start gambling, or did you learn it? I'm just curious: was this when you were in elementary school, or was it at the high school level when you learned to gamble?

I, on the other hand, do not regret getting involved in crypto gambling. Yes, I often lose gambling, but I am aware of that because it feels different when you win gambling. But when I don't have a match, I stop gambling and come back another time when I have another chance to gamble. That's all I do.

No, I don't think I've ever thought about regretting about it until I've seen this post. Gambling is something that you'll eventually learn about no matter what you do or how ignorant you can be, it's like one of those facts of life that you will inevitably learn along the way. I think that the people that's regretting ever knowing about gambling are those that have their lives devastated by gambling, luckily I'm not one of them so I can happily say that it's a no regrets for me. Also, what would regret ever do anyway, I'm sure that it's nothing so better to move forward and be better than staying here and regretting your actions.

Even when I never regretted the decision to gamble here in crypto gambling, Yes, let's say that it's true what others say: that the gambling place is full of money. It's okay, because I just want to pass the time and have fun.

So, until now, I've been doing this. And so far, the results are good, and it doesn't lead me to have an addiction to destroy my character; no scene like this happens to me.

Gambling is good if done within limits and the problem only arises when one goes beyond the limit.
It doesn't matter when have we got into gambling and who brought us in, it still depends on us on how much control we have on ourself.
If a person cannot control himself from gambling then he doesn't have the right to blame others for introducing them into gambling.
That's my perspective on it. So far, I don't regret for being into gambling.

No, I don't regret being introduced to gambling. Even if we say it's a waste of money or we're just wasting money on gambling. I really enjoy gambling, because I'm not big on betting money so it's normal for me, just like online games you spend money in the game to enjoy the game. Losing will not go away in all games, it is connected everywhere. The important thing is that you enjoy what you do.

Your dualistic view of reality is insightful. Indeed, both good and terrible experiences impact our appreciation and comprehension. Gambling teaches us the value of losses and wins. However, gambling must be handled carefully. Why? Victory can outweigh the hazards. Its a gamble, not a guaranteed income. Therefore, gamble properly and accept losses. We protect our financial and mental health with this method.

Life-wide, your view is correct. Hardships help us appreciate and improve. Valuing the good without complacency and learning from the negative without obsessing on it is a tricky balance. Like gambling, life involves constant adaptation, learning, and growth.

Everything about life comes in double, if you don't experience the two, you wouldn't value one and you might miss use the good one because you are clearly living sweet part without understanding the other part of it. In as much as I want the two know the importance of the two side, I feel good side is the best to maintain, when you experience the bad side of life, use it as lesson so that whenever you get to the other side of life where everyone are running to, you should embrace it and never forsake it for anything less.

Gambling is luck and the luck with experience makes you a better gambler, if you haven't win anything at all in gambling, you will feel like to quit but the time you win something, you will cheer that time because it's not easy to win in gambling. If it's were easy, everyone in gambling will win everytime but it's not like that, you win today and lose tomorrow but the loss should be minimal so that you don't become financially broke with addiction later in the future.

I agree with this.

If you are already an adult, then there's no point in blaming other people because in the first place, you are responsible of you own decisions. Whether they influenced you or not, the final say and action will still be yours to execute. So be mature enough to accept your fault and your shortcomings, especially if things won't turn out the way you want to. If you don't really want to do it, then you won't. If they will force you, cut them off. It will be your choice whether to stay friends with toxic people with poor mindset or find your preferred set of friends that will influence you positively. Blaming others is purely pathetic when you should be looking after yourself and not them doing it for you.

that's a quite high estimative, I'd guess max 25% getting to compulsive habits and doing something like that, most probably max 10%
I'd guess the majority of gamblers are occasional gamblers or people who gamble for fun but now compulsive, doing it as a play and not carrying so much.
but obviously there are the ones who get addicted to it.

There are people who try to blame others for gambling losses. But if they won they would not blame. So why do this kind of behavior? There is no answer but the typical gambler behaves like this when he gambles beyond his capacity or range. Gambling is never forced on anyone. Gamblers use their money as their wish. Gamblers are always advised to keep gambling under control. But they succumb to that greed. When a gambler gambles beyond his range he may lose common sense as he regrets the loss. As long as a gambler gambles within his limitation , he will enjoy gambling. A tendency to blame others is common in those who become addicted.