Topic: Gamblers trickily claims they wins the bet while they never did. - page 5. (Read 1615 times)

Indeed, it is not surprising that people could fake and lie not only in the gambling industry but in many things as well. Some people are actually cruel, they really deceive people by telling them information that they haven't even experienced yet just for them to try it at their own risk. Not only that you are lying to your friends, family, partner, etc. but also to yourself cause you are building that reputation which is a fake, just imagine them finding out that you did not really win any sht and it will backfire on you. I think one of the reasons that people do this kind of thing is just to feel comfort that they are already a big person to others. Which I think a worse thing to use to escape reality.

Why sound so surprised? High percentage of people likes faking everything, apart from gambling, and the funny thing is people look down on those who have everything but doesn't look like they have it, but its for the best if they don't see you as someone who have it all because it makes you safer than everyone knowing you are a fruitful person.

This is also a part why people don't progress in life, when you confuse yourself that you have gotten to a higher post or level you will start relaxing, in your fake made up world, as crazy as it sounds, there are many people that have done this.

And the truth is, for a problem to be solved you first have to accept that you have the problem, and secondly, for you to get rid of the problem, you need to put in the work, so imagine someone who have income problem faking it, saying to himself that he is rich, with nothing? Such people will never get anything done.

Your acquaintance must have luck that always accompanies him when playing gambling so that he managed to win a large amount of money. But if you find out that he is lying to you, you should not believe him and just agree with what he says. You also don't know whether he can really win big, especially if you are not with him when he gambles. But in my opinion, people who show posts on social media about their wins just want to show off to other friends. It wasn't a good idea to show off because there might be a bad person who would make him the target of his crimes.

True, I have an acquaintance who always claim that he won big amount in one of the famouse casino online app in our country and he even shows us a proof of his winning but in reality, he just took that from someone else's post. He used those posts to convince us to play and join him, I think that was one of his strategies to get a lot of referral and invites.

Honestly for the issue of whether they have been cheated or not by the casino I think it is beyond our control and on the other hand for me personally honestly I have never found or even just heard about some casinos that cheat gamblers which certainly makes it difficult for them to be able to win so I think if there is indeed one of them who has difficulty getting a win then I would call that they are very far from luck, I just think it's as simple as that for this issue.

Yes, the inability to accept reality is the main problem that ultimately makes them act out of control usually, which is why we should prioritize understanding the field especially at the beginning of our involvement, I think it's very common that gambling is always about winning and losing. With the right level of understanding especially regarding the possible risks then I think it is less likely for them to make unreal claims of winning, they will be more aware that there is no point in doing so, after all I think winning in gambling is not something that should be bragged about because after all it is natural to lose even if it happens often, you have to go back to the initial understanding that this activity is only about winning and losing.

This is the reason why you shouldn't easily believe all the things that you see and read online and even hear in person. Some people who don't want their name or reputation to be tainted will do their very best to claim they are continuously winning. And they do it for other various reasons alongside with pretending to be a good gambler. Some do it to impress people, some do it to encourage others to gamble too, and some do it so that they could brag about the winnings and strategies they have. So you should really learn how to decipher who is telling the truth and who isn't so you won't fall victim into their story, especially if they are introducing you into gambling.

To add, some are even paid to do it to encourage people to sign up, deposit and play. Some posts are sponsored to gain engagement and traffic on the site. So verifying it yourself will definitely help big time.

Everything you see online, especially from Influencers who are promoting gambling applications or websites, isn't always legitimate, in my opinion. Because they stand to gain even more from the promotion, and the site management will pay them as you mentioned. Unless they can demonstrate in real time that they were actually playing the game and winning a significant amount of money. in order for us, as gamblers, to be aware of the methods and strategies they employ in the game they endorse.

For this reason, a lot of gamblers have fallen victim to online fraud.  I don't think these sources are all that trustworthy. Unless a friend who I know, and I trust introduces me to the game. Regarding the topic, there isn't much we can do to change the delusional thinking of gamblers who insist they win while, in fact, they lose; instead, I think they should see a psychiatrist in order to become well and receive assistance in cutting back on their gaming. However, as gamblers, we ought to be aware of our betting limits and maximums.

The person responsible for the act is highly addicted to gambling. They would resort to deception in order to continue satisfying their addiction, despite being advised to quit. While they may feel disturbed by those who advise them to quit, it's important that they wake up and recognize the harmful impact their addiction can have on their life. Those who offer guidance on quitting or limiting their gambling have their best interests at heart and are trying to prevent them from ruining their life.

It is a case of if you can't beat them join them. How stupid and crazy. Why fake what you are not. I don't think anyone is going to be at you up if you win or lose.
There is so much peer pressure to fit in. It is like what I was taught in my psychology class about in group and out group. And I know that these are the folks with a high propensity to be addicted to gambling.

Well, even though we say it doesn't make sense, some people announce their winnings in gambling. They aim to show off their winnings to other people so that they believe they are professional gamblers. But when they lose, they will not show off their loss. They will just keep quiet and act as if they are not gambling and will say that they are taking a break from gambling. But if they are wise gamblers, they will not tell anyone about their wins and losses to other people because they really guard their privacy regarding their gambling activities. They don't want to get into any trouble with the people around them, so they choose to hide the results they get from gambling.

Hey, good for you gunhell16, as this is how it should always be, but I'm not sure about what this has to do with the topic about people cheating about the result of their gambling activity.

I guess that, if you don't play with big gains in sight, you are less vulnerable to news about big jackpots that may be fake, but I don't think this is the most typical situation and, on the contrary, a high percentage of their audience will believe what these falsefully speculate. But again, if that is not your case, you're already lucky

It is something that is common in problematic behaviour, lying. Usually, as seems to be the case here, it is to avoid being reprimanded for their behaviour, such as losing money. But in the end all these cases usually hit rock bottom and there is a moment when they lose so much that they themselves make a conscious decision to get out of the hole. Before then it is not worth much effort to tell them anything.

I believe the internet is not new to anybody anymore, people should be wise nowadays. I don't expect anyone to still believe all what they see online when it comes to high-yield investment packages and similar things, they are not actually as they seem. There are a lot of gimmicks online right now for the money, so it is difficult to know the truth. Because of this, I do not fall for them, but rather try what I see carefully and wisely. Not even the slightest gadget reviewers, I don't trust them unless I have seen such in at least 5 places that state the same thing. Yet, this will include some websites that are indeed trusted. So, it will be so bad for anyone to fall victim and start betting on the view on what the influencers posted only, while some would want to replicate it as well, which makes it worse for them.

Even as daft as that is, do they know the strategy that is working for the influencers or the approach really used when it comes to management and others? This is why they should be careful, and when they want to gamble at all, they should learn it in the standard ways to know the possible gains and the risks, and also to know the dos and don'ts therein. Not that they will be cutting corners like most people do and believing they can make it all the same. It is all about having your own gambling style and making sure you manage your portfolio well. Conclusively, it will always be wise in addition if the person can be disciplined and have the mindset that gambling is not easy to make money from. Maybe this can inculcate the caution needed in the players.

I think it all comes down to if you can trust someone or not. If a good friend for example tells me about his gambling experience and he mentions that he was lucky and won a good amount, then I definitely believe him. What is there for him to gain by not telling the truth about his gambling endeavours? In case I would find out that he was lying then our friendship would probably be over and since I know most of my friends for more than 10 years, I believe they will tell me the truth. And then there is the complete opposite, where strangers online sharing their gambling experience. If I don't know someone than I would be very cautious believing in how well they are gambling. A lot of the people on the internet are only after attention and in many cases don't earn their living through gambling directly, but rather the advertising people watch to follow the so called "influencers". 

Gambling is something that is supposed to be even private, it doesn't make much sense when people win to announce to prove to people they won their game.  Since their is no need to show up about winning their is no need to lie about telling people that about a game that was a lose and lying it went well to come out win, no need to prove to people about about how your own money is being spent whether it went well or not. When it is necessary for people to say their gambling activities if it is a problem to and they need help from people who can help them solve their problems.

Not only that it is not gamblers attitude but lieing on your gambling claiming you wins while you don't would definitely positions you at a point of regrets because it is assumed that you are trying to keep your looses within yourself and such rate of losts must be of such running one a bankrupt and specifically is a bad gambling strategy
that is eating you up from the inside being  even though your bad reputations is not publicly observed but yeah, you are loosing more than yourself could hold but out of shame you claim being okay.
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In gambling there is always manipulation, it can even be arranged by the bookie, for those who claim victory, it is up to them, the important thing is that we are not tempted, so when playing gambling with the aim of producing the same win, we must be able to control our thoughts so as not to be deceived by the victory of someone who claims to have won a lot because gamblers who manipulate winnings usually don't want to be called losers by anyone, so they can be said to be gamblers who are clever at arranging patterns to gain profits.

For streamers who can winning gambling, in my opinion they don't really wins, but it's just a lie to attract other gambler to play the same gambling and they could be paid by the bookie to promote the gambling they playing so that gamblers are easily tempted by wins and profits, they will immediately play like the streamer did. This is the beginning of the downfall of gamblers who are tempted by other people win so they want to do the same thing to get big profits.

I wonder who would believe that a person won without proof?  I never stumbled on anyone claiming that they won but yet they don't.  More often I stumble on people denying they won an amount but they did.  For streamers and influencers, I think the proof of winning is on their streams.  Whether the money is sponsored by the casino, their stream on how their gambling session shows is the proof if they won in their gambling stream session.


I assume you are talking about streamers here, I wonder why you say they are deceiving people?  Whether the money used for their session is sponsored or not, they are live streaming... so whatever their stream result is, it is viewed by people.  The purpose of the streamers is to give entertainment to viewers, did you happen to watch streams that claim they own the money used in their gambling stream only to found out that they are sponsored?  I have not encountered one among the streamers I watched.

Gamblers claim to have been cheated by the casino for different reasons. The one you mentioned is a pretty common one and it's directly associated with ego and self-affirmation necessity towards a group they are inserted. But there are another reasons as well. Vengeance against the casino is also a common one, as they can't win, they will sabotage the casino somehow in retribution, so they directly attack on where it's more important for the house: their reputation on the gambling community.

Another possible reason is self-defense mechanism of denial. They just can't accept the fact they lost, because all the probabilities pointed the other way round. They might have faced an unlikely loss and that is too much to be grasped at first impression. So the first reaction is to claim they have won and the casino is cheating. In my opinion this is the minor evil among every reasons why someone could claim to have won a bet they never did, because it doesn't characterize maliciousness in first degree, rather it's an automatic emotional response to a sudden and improbable event.

If gamblers do it to protect themselves from humiliation and oppression then it doesn't matter even if they make fake gambling from fictitious winnings, because no one will be able to control their emotions if other people insult us in front of everyone and they talk about losses in gambling, but don't talk about winnings. fictitious to invite other people to gamble then that action is very bad to damage other people's finances, because other people gamble because they want to achieve victory like you and they gamble without being able to avoid the risk of loss and gamble without responsibility.