Topic: Gamblers trickily claims they wins the bet while they never did. - page 8. (Read 1615 times)

Sure you can to some level you can compare the experience especially in terms of the situation that you could be in because there's not a lot of situation that you can end up when you're gambling, it's mostly situations where you have funny incidents, lucky streaks or sad stories, most of those so-called different experiences can be put in those categories if you try to analyze that situation and see if they fall under what I've mentioned. Of course you're also right but it doesn't mean that OP and those that have a different opinion than you is wrong.
I think that's the only way to do it besides keeping your wins a secret, either you're proud of it or you don't want the people to know that you've won because you don't like the idea that they might ask you for some money from your wins. I wouldn't say that those who share their wins though are keeping up a face or a facade so we portray them as someone that didn't lost a lot of money in gambling before winning, given that there's people like that, that's not the most common reason why people share their wins anyway.

This is often done by most gamblers, when they win they are happy to share their results with anyone that is willing to listen, a tendency that is now even stronger due to the fact that now everything can be shared through social media, however whenever you want to talk about the losses they have suffered they do not want to talk about it, and when that happens I know that such a gambler has suffered huge losses and they want to hide this fact through such a facade.

Actually, things like this don't benefit anyone, those who pretend to show off their winnings are just covering up their shame because they are often teased by their friends because they have spent too much money but haven't been able to win at all
Mutual prestige is the main factorIt. would be good if they exchange ideas and share skills in gambling, so that the gambling they do will be more memorable and they can spend time gambling together.

I think things like this are not uncommon and I often find several people like that, including one of my friends who is also very far from lucky in the sense of not never getting a win but the amount of time it takes just to get that one win. very long and very difficult even though he was quite often involved in gambling, especially slot machines or occasionally sports betting.

I don't know what things influence or are the main cause. If we look at it in terms of method, I don't think there is any method that can be done or what it means that can increase the chances of luck more closely, especially for types of gambling that purely depend on luck alone. and perhaps it is true that the more appropriate reason is that they are really far from lucky so it is difficult to record a win, and also of course with a situation like that then I think it is natural that there are some, including their friends, who like to tease them with some scorn or insults. not too significant but it cuts to the heart haha, so it's not strange I think if some gamblers like that make claims that they have won in various ways and one of them you have mentioned is showing off other people's winnings which they took from social media, even though in reality lie.

Also on another way they can pretend to have won if they have not been winning at all or for a longtime so that people would not think they are total losers in gambling. This is particular of newbies, they may feel ashamed of playing for a longtime without recording any winning and when friends insult them alot they plan to show winning tickets of other people and what is even funny is they can search online for big wins and showcase on their social media handles as their own wins. That is deceipt they keep doing until they win theirs.

You have clearly divided two types of gambling players, while the first type - those who play for emotions - is the right way to gamble and not get addicted. But the second type of people - who believe that they can solve their financial problems through gambling - is the wrong approach to gambling. But the whole point is that a player from the first type can easily and imperceptibly turn into the second type. And often this is exactly what happens! And the moment of change is usually a big win, after which each player says to himself - “can I get money so easily? Should I borrow something else then? Maybe I don’t need a fulltime job?”

Honestly, dude, I don't get what you want to point out in the topic you have made, as long as I understand that whatever the gamblers do in a casino here in the crypto space, whether they win or lose, the important thing is that it gave or brought them joy.

And there are others who gamble because they treat this as their own job or source of profit. So, they value every bet they make because they can expect the earnings or quota they need at the end of the day.

I think whatever result from gambling is only for me to feel so whether i win or lose is just my decision. But there are some people who are more addicted to gambling so even if they lose they don't want to tell the other person and he always expresses the feeling of winning. I encourage and harden my attitude before placing a bet in gambling so that it is possible to accept everything be it defeat or success. If you force someone to gamble or tell you a false story of winning, and if he loses then the person will look down on you. So i want to enjoy my results myself.

People can lie for practically no reason at all so I think this is not gambler attitude. But I observe gamblers like to lie about their losses because they love popularity. When you are popular/cool person you can enter places that you would normally can't. You can meet new totally unrelated people. Humans are interested with skilled and intelligent people. Successful gamblers are seen as skilled people so people always wonder what is behind successes. Especially women are more interested with rich men that are achieving a lot through gambling. I also believe lying is some sort of art so I am not surprised gamblers are good at it.

I tried to understand the meaning of what you said in this thread, but I didn't get the essence or content. but whatever you say, it is your right. for me personally, it doesn't matter if someone claims to have won or pretends to win like the title of this thread, "Gamblers trickily claim they won the bet while they never did". after all, he himself knows about his gambling, he also knows the truth. so, as long as it doesn't get members into trouble in the community, that's fine. basically, especially those active on gambling discussion boards. we can share everything related to betting, be it predictions, share experiences, capture winning screens and even capture defeat screens. you can share it, the most important thing is that it doesn't violate the rules.

Things like you said, especially the point of being unlucky, even if someone ends up betting repeatedly without good bankroll management or without rules. just leave it alone, but I, you, we, won't be harmed by that. well, I took an example from myself. let's just say that I am as you describe in this thread. the question is, for what and why. what's in it for me, and what's in it for the community. if there isn't, then I'm just deceiving myself, as you mean and say. I myself am the one who lost because of this pretense, have you been harmed? I'm sure not. in essence, you can pick the good ones and ignore the unnecessary ones. Personally, I don't like making a fool of myself just because I'm uncomfortable or embarrassed. if you lose, you lose, if you win, it's my win, I don't need to publish it. as for those who do it, whether it's true or not. go ahead, as long as someone is happy with their win.

Pure facts. I know that most gamblers fake their wins. And most time it is because they have had a big win in the past on one or more gambling occasions so there is this pride or should i say hierarchy they would want to maintain. In a situation where they have been receiving praises from other gamblers based on how good they are in gambling. They would love to maintain that reputation this is why most of them lie about wining when they did not.

What is the gain if they do so? Because it does not make a lot of sense to me, if you lie that you win some amount in gambling and you've never gamble yourself, it means you will end up gambling one day because you are simply encouraging yourself with lies and you will also come across others revelation in gambling, it will get to a point where you will think that you are missing out.

I don't encourage lies but those who are doing it are deceiving themselves, who cares anyway? You should still focus on yourself and try to avoid getting addicted to gambling, it changes nothing if someone lied about their gambling experience, that shouldn't have any impact on you because not all experiences are lies and as a gambler you will find out if you can cope or not after giving gambling a try.

How is your own gambling experience going? This is the oy thing you should care about, who cares if someone lies? With gambling you don't have to be told that you will win or lose, online casinos are everywhere online, do some findings yourself.

I think that everyone here knows that, it's a basic etiquette on the Internet to not trust what you're reading and always take everything with a grain of salt because there's no way that everyone here tells the truth when you can be anonymous. To me, I just let them be like that anyway, their fantasies about how to gamble is a thing that keeps them alive and you don't have to worry too much about them if you can think for yourself, their advice would be useless when you're not following anything blindly anyways.

But in regards to all these tricks and lies that some people are saying about their gambling journey, remember that a lot of gamblers have similar experience on some games in most occasions so take that in mind before calling them out because you never know and there's also the fact that sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction.

There is only one way to find out, there difference with gambling is that you will get your result in few minutes to hours, someone don't need to confuse anyone that gambling is risky, let them try it out themselves, and if they lose and pretend like they win what is your own business in that? As time goes on they will hit the wall and they will know that you care for them that's why you gave them the advice.

Some people don't want you to look right, whatever you tell them is wrong, and they are prepared to make you look wrong, even when they find the truth, I don't give people much advice because at time it look like you are stopping them to make changes in their lives until they start losing money themselves.

If you are losing money on gambling and people are advising you, yet you decide to lie as if you are winning it's only a matter of time, they say action speaks louder than voice, those who you lied to will see through you anyway, that's what liars don't know, in gambling you can't keep deceiving yourself for so long, you will either get addicted to gambling or quietly quit gambling.

Basically there is no reason to ever listen to a gamble who is trying to hype up their wins, because it's not going to benefit you in any way. Best case scenario it will make you slightly envious and go trying to replicate their win, resulting in you probably losing money. Worst case scenario can be all sorts, including total scams which are just trying to get you to deposit but may even steal your identity documents for abuse elsewhere. There are so many subversive marketing techniques going on these days, that it's pointless watching gamblers on sites like Twitch because they are simply promoting sites and the whole "show" is a con to try and lure in other people to spend money, so strangers should have zero trust.

Lol funny though you can't just use never all gamblers have their own experiences in gambling as well as you. You can't compare yours to others. Yeah is normal that gamblers do accumulate losses. The reason why call it luck that is something you can't control the outcome. This luck can also make you gain massively in gambling and it can also make you loss I won't believe that a gambler haven't made any profit from gambling before that can only happens when the person is not gambling at all.

Deceived? Being Tricked? Does your gambling activity have that kind of stuff?

Just be on your usual when you are gambling. Don't mind that unnecessary stuff like that. Why should you involve yourself in that? We can't control those people therefore just mind our own business and let them mind their own business too.

Why should we care if they are telling the truth or not? We do have own journey in gambling and we should just focus there.

In terms of admitting the overall, long-term loss made - they'd be mostly lying to themselves to delay admitting they may have a problem and should do something about that. But lying about winning a specific bet is probably only about trying to get some admiration from other people. I think there are many people who are able to get a real serotonin boost from a completely made-up stories, as long as others believe them to be true.

What sense does it make to claim that one actually won their bet when they never did? Such a gambler is only deceiving themselves and no one else.

The only situation where I see that some people fake their winnings is only online. There are some social media groups in which the admins of those groups always publish different winning slips, and they do that so that they can grab the attention of new, inexperienced gamblers and ask them to pay some money so that they can be given some continuous winning tips.

There are so many telegram groups that I know; all they do is publish some fake winning tickets, and they will ask their followers to pay some subscription fee so that they can get some free games that will give them a sure win.

99.9% of those groups are scams, and even the winning tickets they publish are fake. I don't advise anyone to trust such groups.

Well, to me, this is completely normal, I mean, there is a lot of lies in the world in general, not just in the aspect of gambling, people lie for many and different reasons, so for a gambler to lie to his or her friends or family that he or she won a bet when he is she never did is just is just simply too common to even discuss about it.

I remember one time when I was still into full time in day trading, for a couple of weeks, I was unable to make any profit, I kept losing trades one after the other, and a friend of mine knew about it all because he was always asking me "how was today's trade" every day, and I will tell him that I was unable to make any profit, and at some point, I myself became very tired of telling him the same thing over and over again every day, so I decided to lie to him the next day that I made $90 profit for the few hours I traded, he rejoiced with me, and the next day, I think I made like $10 to $12 profit, but I also lied or him that I made $102 in profit.

So, things like this, i see them as Normal, if I did not win a bet but decides to lie to my fellows that I won, that is completely my business, and who ever choose to believe this lie or not believe, that's his or her business too, it's doesn't take or add anything to me or them.