Topic: Do you regret also for ever knowing about gambling? - page 17. (Read 2930 times)

Your acknowledgment of gambling's strong presence in your life is nuanced without condemnation or endorsement. Though sensible, let's push the envelope. As you say, the normalization of gambling shapes views and attitudes. However, shouldn't we critically evaluate our cultural norms, especially when they may promote unhealthy habits? Accepting gambling as part of life's cycle is understandable, but does it sound like resigning to potential harm? You say remorse is a brief emotion that fades into indulgence or cessation. However, isn't regret, especially after gambling losses, a key sign of trouble? If we're losing more than winning, doesn't that indicate a system flaw? It's about recognizing the cycle of fleeting highs and unavoidable lows, not just responding to losses. You say no one is to blame, but isn't personal responsibility important? We chose to play, therefore shouldn't we consider the ramifications for ourselves and others?

Well, our experiences in life will always turn out to be a story we can tell after some time, such stories can be in a negative or positive light, it can be something or a story very serous and told for others to learn something from, and it can also be a funny experience which we tell as a joke for other to have a good laugh.

So, what ever our experience is like, fact is, if we are alive and have come out of it, then, there is no need regretting anything because, that happened for a reason, and that is possibly for us to learn, and as well teach others, remember, without experiences, people in the world will but void or denied of certain levels of knowledge, so for such knowledge to be learned and passed on, some chosen persons have to go through the experience, learn from it and teach others.

When I learnt this that I am sharing, I stopped regretting most of the things that happen to me, or some mistakes I make, I just simply learn from it and move on, and possibly teach as many many willing to learn, this I do instead of living in regrets.

Indeed, gambling to most people could be a culture, because they heard about it, growing up. And it's wrong to expect a child who couldn't help but find himself in a society where people discuss gambling, to regret knowing about gambling. It's not his fault and he can't stop them from discussing gambling, hence he'll join them. Nobody who isn't interested in one sport or another. Even if a child isn't interested, his dad would be, and he'll see gambling ads on the stadiums. It's rare to find a person who hasn't heard or knows about gambling. It's quite a huge niche around the globe, as it's corresponding with all world sports. Other than that, the only time regret should creep in is when we join gambling and make mistakes oftentimes. This time, it's under our control. Unlike the above situation, where we couldn't help but know about it.

This time as gamblers, we can control our activities and endeavor not to be carried away by too many gambling activities. However, regretting gambling could help minimize the actions of newbie gamblers. As they'll begin to rethink, their action.

The worst aspect of gambling is, not regretting our mistakes. Although in my previous response, I said that, every gambler is expected to regret gambling one time in his whole gambling experience. Which isn't bad. The bigger problem emerges when the gambler isn't conscious of his mistakes anymore. He's now comfortable with making mistakes in gambling. He doesn't regret it anymore. Such a player will face difficulty in the long run, of gambling. However, not everyone who doesn't regret it, I mean after making a few mistakes is addicted. But, those who continuously repeat the mistake and don't have a remorse, can be considered addicted gamblers.

There was a regret on me before when I was still actively doing gambling everyday to the point that most of my income where being used as my gambling funds, in short, I was an addict. Today, I can control myself and has a complete perspective on gambling. To be honest, I'm quite grateful that I learne gambling because I gained many experiences, friends, life lesson and the achievement I have in my gambling journey. Let's say that I'm a satisfied gambler that just gamble for fun today, my gambling experience I have for years of doing gambling is now a funny story that I can share with my gambling friends.

Is this a personal question? or in general. previously I would say the opposite of what you wrote in this thread, I don't want to judge someone by their assumptions or statements. however, what you share in this thread is something that is normal and probably happens a lot in our social environment. wherever it is, experiences similar to what you describe are common from my point of view. Now we ask ourselves, regardless of who first invited us to gamble, taught us to gamble, or so on and so forth. "Do you regret also for ever knowing about gambling?", the answer is relative and varies depending on a person's wisdom in responding to it.

Long story short, I have known gambling since I was young. In our environment, a game could be used as a betting medium like gambling. Whatever the game, whether it's a type of entertainment card game, even when playing football, we involve betting. I'm not saying that our culture is bad, but this was our reality in real and social life at that time before the internet was as sophisticated as it is today. should I blame him, because the environment I live in makes me a gambler. not at all, even now. Honestly, because that's one of the journeys and twists and turns in my life.

Have you ever regretted it?, regret will always come to us in various ways, factors and situations, most of which are caused by the defeats we have received so far. for me it's normal, because in an instant we will just forget it. for me personally, regret is as normal as I said. we will forget about it, some will continue playing and some will stop gambling completely. no one needs to be blamed, because we ourselves are the perpetrators even though someone taught us.
The point is, if it's detrimental, stop. but if it's entertaining, and provides a little pleasure by taking the burden off, it's okay to spend just as much money as we can afford to lose. After all, behind defeat, there is a reward, right? Apart from the fact that we lose more than we win, it all depends on how you react to it.

I personally do not regret knowing about gambling because it has been part of our culture. Though not originally from my country but the fact that gambling taught us lessons and gave us entertainment when there is a time we need something like a pastime.

I have experienced defeat in gambling games but this does not make me regret learning about gambling, because in my opinion gambling games are like that, there are times when you lose, there are times when you win and I know the risks I will take. face in gambling games. That's what makes me feel that until now I don't have any feelings of resentment or even hatred because of gambling, in fact for me gambling is entertainment when I'm lonely.

I'm sure those who regret it because they have experienced losses that ultimately had an impact on their lives. They should realize that this is not because of gambling but their own fault for not having a strategy for gambling and not having basic knowledge about gambling games.

Feeling regrets for ever knowing how to gamble? Gambling is easy. I think that most of the adult people around the world know the basic rules of the simplest gambling games, like slots, roulette, dice, etc. Not knowing how to gamble would probably mean that you have low IQ points.
Blaming someone else for your own mistakes is totally childish, but unfortunately, most people always try to blame someone else for their own mistakes.

I don't regret gambling. Any day I feel like am tired of gambling I just stop it. Why would I blame the person who introduced me to gambling. There is no reason enough to justify that, so I honestly think it's childish to blame someone for something that you can stop or say no to. Yes he/she might have invited you to the gambling house but it was your choice to go and your choice to gamble because if you say no he won't force you.

It's not right to blame the person who introduced gambling to you because in the first place it's your own decision to play and you have an option to stop at anytime. If you became out of control it's because of your own action, for not not having discipline despite of the risk. In my case, I don't regret to know about gambling. I started playing card games when I was young with my grandma. It became our bonding when she was still here with us.

Nevertheless, Gambling has a positive and negative effect (and I am guilty for experiencing its negative effect when I became out of control before). But it depends on the gambler itself how he/she treated gambling because that's how you'll know if it is a good influence or much better to just stop since you can't play with a main desire of having fun.

When I was still struggling to change my life from addiction ? yeah I started to regret my decision of being a gambler but that does not stay that forever.

Because eventually as Now I am addiction free and can manage to stand from table every time I wanted and needed?
I must  say that I I am thankful of being learn and entered gambling because this gives me more understanding in life , makes us(me and Wifey) to become more stronger in trials in life.
and makes me more closer to my family and friends and also find out whom I can rely  and trust because of  my darkest day in the past.

He should not blame others for a gambling habit that is difficult to break. In my opinion, this type of person cannot be a friend, he is too selfish and always thinks other people are wrong when he cannot control himself over something he often does. He must think positively to deal with the problem he is facing, whether his friend was in the wrong for taking him to a gambling place during high school or whether he was in the wrong because he was unable to control his emotions and desire to continue gambling.

Blaming people will only add to new problems, he must correct himself for all his behavior which makes it difficult to stop gambling. Because things like this will happen, it is really necessary to control your emotions to be a responsible gambler.

I have already reviewed more than 20 interviews with gamblers who had serious gambling problems, and the interviewer always asks them at the end: Have you ever regretted what you had to go through?
Of course, he means that such gamblers have a bitter experience, and no longer approach gambling games, but at the same time they lost the trust of loved ones and also spent a lot of money.
And of course everyone says they are very sorry. And it's not even about the huge sums lost, but the trust that is already very difficult to regain. After all, it takes a lot of time and effort to restore trust.

No, I have never regretted getting to know gambling, even though it was initially my friend who introduced gambling to me, but the decision to gamble was my own which had full control.
In fact, my friends have been able to use gambling responsibly up to now and I can also control myself well, so even though I gambled and lost a lot of money, it was my own fault because the one who bet was me and my friends only told me because of my decision when it comes to gambling, it's in my own hands, they only introduce and don't force me to gamble, it's just that my friend likes to tell me about his daily activities, including his gambling activities.


talking about your friend I understand why he is like that, maybe because he finds it difficult to stop his addiction and then blames other people for introducing gambling, but he shouldn't behave in a way that creates hostility because it is his own fault.
Even though he shouldn't blame other people for the gambling he's been doing all this time and he should understand the impact and the risk of gambling that he should blame himself for being tempted to gamble if it ends up being addictive and difficult to stop.

Many times I've felt bad/regret of getting into gambling. I never blame anyone, because myself got into gambling. I could've been free from debts, if I hadn't gambled/known about gambling. Now things have changed and I wasn't unable to end a day without gambling. Considering the past days now I've changed alot and never try to gamble beyond my ability. The debt caused out of gambling is big and the same keeps me running to have my life on the track.

While it depends on different categories of people, we need to understand the type of gamblers who fall for these mistakes of regretting the act of gambling. The lonely players tend to regret gambling, newbies without strategies also regret failing too many times in gambling, and those with a lack of self-control. Many other people can regret gambling, but we can interlink them according to their behaviors and childhood neighborhoods or even family rules. Some kids who grew up around gamblers, even without research, would think gambling is quite a good money-making method. If the player doesn't win enough money or loses his money he'll feel a rush of regret on his brain. Some might end up crying or feeling deep remorse for spending their money with no caution. Hence, I'd say that those with strong character, are responsible gamblers who play to enjoy the process. And doesn't care whether they'd win or lose. This means that such a player already budgeted some money for gambling and it won't affect his financial responsibility. While those who regret gambling, may be close to problem gambling, they still need some gambling orientation like putting a strategy in place, before gambling.

Moreover, a gambler with a strong character can still regret his action, if he's faced with some problems, which led him to gamble irresponsibly. It's rare to maintain our self-control in all situations or conditions in life. Many people who never gambled for the first time, spent money in gambling because of a piece of sad news or depression. And the gambler with a strong character isn't exempted. As gamblers, we can't detect for sure, when we'll make a mistake or have a problem gambling. And when that happens, we have to regret our actions. The major problem is having to regret every single time we gamble. Which isn't great, but sometimes every gambler will regret making a gambling mistake. Hence, my advice would be for gamblers to control their actions or decisions, not to repeat a mistake over and over again.

This is the common action of newbies since they want to point out to someone their mistake made. Since they want to validate that they are not doing something wrong if there's no one teaching them this activity or disturbing them while they are in game. If they could just accept the fact that the mistake done its because they are gambling to much or over expecting something without doing any discipline for sure they can get over. But for sure if this people will gain a lot of experience from gambling for sure they will never blame anyone next time nor regret why they continue to gamble and lose but rather enjoy each moment they gamble in moderation.

We would really be loving on pointing out fingers and it is really just that a very common human being behavior on having like this on which we are really putting up all the blame to someone on who would really be able to be on spot on.  There would be no regret scenarios or situations if you are really just that mindful about your actions because if you dont then you would really be ending up on getting addicted on which this is something that we must avoid on the first place. Gambling is really just that for fun but if you are that someone whose really that playing for making
income then it would really be giving out that kind of desperation kind of emotion on which it would really be pushing you to play even further and this is something that
wont be new in gambling field.

Well we are only human, so obvious we try to find something or someone to blame other than ourselves in bad and emotional moments. Losing a lot of money in gambling is one of the triggers of such emotional moments.

The best thing to do is realize that becoming rich or making an income with gambling is nearly impossible. When they realize that, gambling starts seeming like an form of entertainment only. Figure out how much that entertainment is worth to you, in terms of money.

I would never gamble more than a very small amount of money/day. You really don't need to chase the adrenaline kick of that large bets when you can feel it with smaller amounts.

Anyone whose intention is to gamble be it for fun/entertainment or as a source of alternative income which is not encouraged should spend more time planning, scaling, setting limits, researching, and executing in Small Amounts. And Loosing first time lots of money is a good lesson. Loosing at first will leave you with a lasting impression and lesson about gambling that winning at first. Do not ever keep gambling without a strategy put in place.