Topic: Gambling are mainly for rich and lucky mind. - page 2. (Read 1356 times)

It all comes to that point about controlling. Say that gambling are truly for the rich as they're the ones that can enjoy it forever not unless their riches have been gone and consumed. But the point about it is that, even these rich people can gamble freely. There's still a tendency that they may run out of the funds that they've taken in the casino and for them to have it recovered or grown is that they have to gamble for so many times.

The cycle and thought of each gambler regardless of the financial status is that they're going to gamble because the emotions are too high already. Especially when a gambler have lost a lot of money and he/she has to recover sums of money that they can't accept as a defeat. Many have to go through with that situation and can't recover emotionally as that results for them to become addicted. Wherever the discussion goes on, gambling is addictive and whether you're in control or not, you should be aware that you can be slipped into it if you're into it if you're not careful.

I think I would be willing to do whatever it takes at the beginning of the journey if I can eventually become one of the successful gamblers and become one of the rich billionaires, and also I think you can tell me about the right discipline that every gambler should have who wants to get success in his gambling activities. But overall I would never buy into the idea that "you can succeed" in gambling by becoming wealthy, there is no such thing as success in gambling. Gambling is an activity that changes over time in terms of end of session results, what I mean by this is that yes you may win now but it is very likely that the next session you lose and it is a fact that losses dominate over wins and this also confirms that there are absolutely no consistent results in terms of end of session wins. So it's reckless and risky to risk everything on gambling because it's not the place to earn as the randomness of the outcome of each session makes the idea of continuing to earn impossible.

poor or rich is just about material things but if we talk about gambling of course luck is an important role.
a poor person can get a very big win from gambling when he is lucky and a rich gambler can also get a big win and there is no difference whatsoever.
of course, it is very dangerous because if a middle class gambler understands gambling wrongly, that gambler will only be lost in the abyss of misery because they definitely think that gambling can give them big wins so they will use a bigger budget and hope to get a big win.

responsible behavior is one of the best ways to always respect the budget that we have and in this way the middle class gambler will not get a negative impact while the rich gambler will not care about all that because he still has a lot of money and losing is not a problem for him because there is still a large income from the business.

Gambling is free for everyone on which there would really be needing those qualifications on who you are and what are your financial status on which it would really be just that
okay or fine that you should really be that making yourself be able to involved with as long you do have the funds that you could make use of. It is really just that there are people who are really that
putting up themselves on great danger just because they've been not be able to make out those viable steps and moderation on the way that they do deal with gambling.
When it comes to winning and losing, then odds and chances would really be equal to experience those winning and losing moments.

Yes, gambling can be addictive because of the pleasure that will make us return to gambling. We may not admit that we want to gamble again to others because we don't want to be called the person who started the gambling addiction. But that's what happens and makes people who don't have a lot of money return to gambling because they have the opportunity to make money and have fun, so it makes them want to feel the same thing again the next time they gamble. When we still want to play gambling again, that's when we start to become addicted to gambling, and whether we realize it or not, we have to start being careful to control ourselves so that we don't gamble too often. Gambling can really make us come back, and it happens to many people who are familiar with gambling and not just rich people who gamble.

I believe gambling is a global pastime that feeds our adventurous spirit. Rich and poor in gaming are defined by motivations and possible loss, not service excellence.

The excitement of gaming connects people from different financial situations, in my experience. The difference is frequency and financial elasticity to bear losses, not gambling ability. Money's value and loss's impact vary widely among economic classes. The rich may gamble to increase their money for the same reason a poor person does. I've seen firsthand that loss hurts regardless of one's financial situation. Disappointment and frustration are universal.

Fun gambling advocates favor a balanced approach that views gambling as enjoyment with risks and rewards. I believe gaming should be done with delight and caution, regardless of income. Its about encouraging responsible participation in chance within budgetary constraints.

To succeed in gambling, requires a special discipline of mind. You need to be able not to give in to momentary impulses, try not to give in to the desire to put everything on the line to win the maximum possible amount. It is better to win a little bit at a time than to chase a pigeon in the sky and be left with nothing. Of course, that's easy to say - but it just has to be done

Actually it is for everyone (as you can gamble also without money), but with minor specification, for everyone who can allow himself to lose money. I totally disagree that it is for rich only. If rich or poor enter online or offline casino, they will get identical service. Only their goals will be different. And who said that poor people can not have fun, and get that fun out of gambling? Maybe they would do it less often than rich people do. And who said that rich people gamble only for fun and can lose money like its nothing. Ive seen many rich people who are more greedy and care about money more than poor. Rich people also love to improve their financial state, they also gamble to get even more money. And I will never believe that when rich person looses a hefty amount of money, he isnt disappointed or feel depressed.

We know that gambling is addictive and whether you like it or not and you say that it is not addictive, the truth will prevail that gambling is addictive. So it is not about the status of the gambler but with the state of the mind of the gambler and their perspective about gambling. If they're too focused with making money and also having fun, so it's a combination that gambling really is addictive so matter what happens. As for the lucky minds, it's for the lucky mind and you have to set yourself free from that. Because if you think that you're always lucky, then that's wrong part of your mindset..

And not only the minds that should be controlled but also the pockets. When you have deep pockets and you're too confident with the way you gamble, you're going to have problems with it in the nearest future. With how you perceive things, you have to think of it as something that even you're rich or poor, when you're overly thinking about gambling then it's hard to remove it on our minds so, please be mindful to yourself that avoid being lucky always in your own version of yourself.

Gambling can be perceived as an equalizer, where both rich and poor have the same chance to win based on strategy and luck. The notion of using gambling as a means to uplift one's life can be precarious, as it can lead to further financial instability if not approached with caution and discipline. While some affluent people may excel in managing their finances within the realm of gambling due to their experience with risk management in their personal and professional lives, success in gambling doesn't always translate to overall financial prudence.

Success in gambling often relies on a combination of many factors rather than solely on wealth. While gambling can provide moments of excitement and potential monetary rewards, regardless of their financial status, people need to approach it with mindfulness and responsible behavior to mitigate the risks involved.

The gambling was the game so the people like to win was not the big thing,because the gambling was the equal game for all.So we can’t argue only the rich will win or the poor will have to win for their situation.But the fact is the gambler who had the good strategy and the luck will able to win the game.But the game was never learn in the single day.Most of the poor people try to uplift their life using the gambling site,but some of them will try to do random betting for the game.

The rich people are good at managing the money in the gambling site,because we should not forgot the fact they get rich people of their money management in their real life.The rich people able to take risk higher and able to win higher using the big risk.

This exactly is one the reason why in my previous post today, I advised that gambling shouldn't be done by jobless people, it's very wrong to be gambling when one have no real source of income or livelihood.
Gambling does have the ability to change one's live overnight, like someone could over night win a huge sum of money with could make the person an instant millionaire, but it also make alot of sense for us to understand that, not everyone in gambling have such type of grace, or luck, there are some elderly people who have been gambling since they were a teenager, and never won such amount of money that we should or could  consider as huge.

Gambling is not for every one, just like many of us have clearly pointed out on some threads on this board, gambling is best enjoyed when one has a good and dependable source of income, this helps one not to rely only on gambling for day to day expenditures, for I see no other hard life than this.

One - Anyone wants to win at gambling whether they are rich or poor.
In theory, poor people gamble because they want to change their fate.
Rich people gamble because they want to add greater wealth, in essence all humans are greedy.

Rich people are usually much smarter in sorting out money to save more with these calculations, of course, it must be in accordance with expenses but in casinos it is a little different, rich people are more satisfied with large bets but vice versa if they win big.

But poor people when they lose they may not be able to eat because there is no spare money because it has been spent on gambling.

Maybe they only see from one side, especially seeing the amount of money that the rich have so that with this the idea or assumption arises that gambling is for the rich, even though on the other hand it is still rich or poor can have the same fate if they enter gambling, meaning that victory will not defend anyone whether it is rich or poor they are the same in the end can lose and can win. As you said that the rich also save in everything, even in my opinion the rich can appreciate their money more through some very good financial management that they have so it makes sense that with management skills like this they can become one of the rich.

The rich have the mindset that every money they spend they should be able to make a profit from it, or what this means is that the rich will usually only be interested in spending money on something that has the potential to grow their money with the aim of increasing their wealth and they are not too interested in something that basically has no guarantee and certainty of any profitable returns such as gambling, I understand that there is a chance of winning there but the fact that there is no certainty whatsoever along with the possibility of losing money is the strongest reason why some rich people do not choose gambling.

However, your point misses a critical, counter-intuitive aspect of human behavior. Gambling is advertised as entertainment, but its thrill is double-edged. Avoiding losses isnt enough - you have to understand gambling's psychological impact.

Lost profits arent the issue, but failing to recognise when amusement becomes a compulsion. Addiction is complicated, so "have fun and dont chase after your losses" is foolish. Its more than self-control or game mechanics. Addiction exploits our brain's reward system with highs and lows.

The randomness of gambling makes it impossible to say that knowledge of poker or sports betting may prevent addiction. Effective tactics decrease risks but do not eliminate uncertainty. Responsible gambling promotion must go beyond surface-level recommendations. It takes a deeper understanding of psychological aspects and a commitment to promote addiction awareness and resources.

Gambling can be played by the rich, the poor, the lucky and the unlucky. Gambling companies are open to both the rich and the poor. If a person has a modicum of desire to gamble and can tolerate losing money. Then that person can definitely play gambling. But here there is some difference between rich gambler and poor gambler. Maybe you mean that poor gamblers try to get rich by gambling and rich gamblers gamble for their own pleasure. But here I want to tell you one thing, gambling is not only rich and lucky people can get good from the game. Even for the poor, gambling can often bring good results. Gambling "being played" is a source of joy for every gambler.

gambling is just for fun. a pleasure and hobby can be done by everyone, both rich and poor. as long as it can be controlled and not addictive. aka can control the expenditure of money used for gambling only a small portion of the income earned each month.
And if it's just luck and fun, have to be able to control yourself.

I disagree with that claim, if that's for the rich people then how come there's more poor people that are queuing up in lottery outlets all over the world just to try their luck and get the chance to win the grand prize that will definitely change their lives, maybe the rich people are spending more money on gambling but they play on and off unlike with poor people and the middle class where they're consistent or close to consistent with their gambling habits.
Correct but I don't think that's what OP meant about gambling, OP probably meant that we should never be gambling in the first place and that we should prioritize tending to our needs instead of wasting it away because unlike rich people that don't mind spending that much amount of money, they have a way to get it back and they still have a lot of money than you at the end of the day.

If gambling is for rich only, then why there are so many none looking people at the casinos? A thought that gambling is for rich because they can allow to lose is a theory based on stupidity. Rich people also count money. They also economize in different things and do their best to win. None of them blindly throw money into fire. If they were really how people thing they are, they will be rich only for a moment of time. Rich and poor are they same gamblers. Both try to win, both dont like to lose money.

Winning in casinos requires luck strategy and discipline. To be a successful gambler, approach gambling with a strategic mindset, wherein they follow the rules and plan their bets carefully. And it’s important to use the right bets and strategic planning if you want to maximize your chances of winning.