Topic: Gambling are mainly for rich and lucky mind. - page 5. (Read 1356 times)

What you said is true and right: gambling doesn't choose anyone; as long as you have a match here, you are welcome, rich, poor, ugly, or beautiful. As long as you are capable of playing, you can enter any casino.

It looks like it's only for the rich, but most of the rich who enter here always lose big, especially if they have an addiction to gambling.
So I don't think it's right to say that it's only for rich people; that's wrong.

Limitation and moderation would really be always the key for you to be able to avoid such devastation on gambling. Doesnt matter if you are rich or poor, chances of losing and winning would really be just that depending on someones luck when playing. Its not only just for rich but also in other casual gamblers too on which they do want or like to play. There are really just those people who are really that
too having that kind of thinking that only rich people could be able to play.It is really just that true that they do really have the advantage compared to those who are having lesser bankroll but doesnt mean that we cant really be able to play. It is really just that people have those impressions.

If we have determined a fund limit for gambling then we will not lose funds above that fund limit, but emotions that are difficult to control will deposit larger funds to get high wins or recover losses from previous bets, we must avoid gambling activities that cause losses high above the predetermined fund limit and you have to gamble responsibly, you have to focus on gambling for entertainment and not to get daily profits and high profits, so if you apply the mindset of gambling for entertainment then you will not be emotionally affected by betting and You are not worried if you experience losses because most gamblers set a low financial limit in gambling, they only gamble to calm their minds and they are not looking for high wins.

And that is the issue, I really think that most gamblers understand that they should not really gamble past some limits they have set for themselves, but to actually do this can be extremely difficult especially once you are experimenting some intense emotions, whether those emotions are generated because some massive wins you got or you have lost a lot of money is irrelevant, what matters is that when emotions get control of you acting according to logic is very difficult, and that is when we forget about the limits we imposed on ourselves and massive losses can be produced in a short amount of time.

People come to gamble for many reasons, from having fun to trying to win big money. Its allure is undeniable; the excitement of potential victory, the escape from reality. However, one must wonder why some people, especially those who arent doing well financially, gamble more. Does the desire for quick money or a deeper, more psychological need for excitement and a break from everyday problems drive them?

Surprisingly, spending more on gambling than on things like food is very ironic. The person's actions dont just show a desire for money; they may also be looking for something more elusive, like a sense of power, excitement, or even a way to escape the boring or difficult parts of life. The hopefulness of gambling is often tempered by the harsh truth that it cant be predicted. Our mental health is also at risk when we bet. Therefore, we must ask: Is the short-lived thrill worth the possible mental and financial problems that could arise in the future?

If we are talking about casino games (not skill games) and in the long run, no, there are not even 1% winners. 100% lose money in large samples. Even if you can come out positive one night, or if you go every week and have an exceptional month, if you bet enough, at the end of your life you add up what you bet and what you win and it's a loss.

They should put aside who is rich and poor because we know that all gamblers are the same in the eyes of the casino dealer and will not compare who has rich and poor thoughts when gambling, the point is that the dealer will always win against them all and get their money. although sometimes some gamblers often get random luck, as we know without luck it will be difficult to win at gambling.

You are right that gambling should be entertainment for everyone not a place to earn money to get rich quickly and be successful, no one is successful because of gambling, even if there is it will not be more than 1% of those in casinos, so don't ever think that Victory is only for rich people, in fact everyone has a chance to win as long as luck accompanies them.

Sad but true? But I am for Lucky instead because Losers even rich must not be in gambling lol.

Yes that's right, because people's luck is different, someone who is lucky in gambling may get a big win that he can have and enjoy but he is not necessarily lucky in other things such as work, and vice versa someone who is unlucky in gambling may be lucky in work. Therefore, the portion of people's luck is different and it is impossible for all of them to have the same luck.  All people can and may do gambling but they must be prepared for the risks that you are so therefore they must address gambling only for entertainment not for making money, because gambling is entertainment in the form of games, not games to make money. Although there are those who make money by gambling, I don't think it is to be imitated but only to see if he is lucky in gambling.

There is no such luck that one person has over another it's mere coincidence on random based games.  Some people win more than other people but that is just the way it goes, it's not all the time.  Gambling isn't just for the lucky and rich its for anyone who uses it as a form of entertainment which I do.

Gambling is for everyone in the world who feels they can gamble or who wishes to gamble. Normally, gambling is for fun with some bonus winnings added. If there was nothing like winning in gambling, only a few people would be gambling with the intention of having fun. In essence, so many gamblers have their own motives for gambling. Some people are gambling today for the sole aim of making a living, while others only gamble when they want to get something out of their heads or when they just want to have fun and relax. So, if perhaps anyone wants to gamble and they feel they are willing to handle whatever comes after, then there are no restrictions unless it is for an underage gambler. Some people are not financially stable in society, but they even gamble more than those who are financially stable.

Some people are ready to spend just $10 on a meal but spend more than $30 to gamble. Even if that money is their last card, they should gamble with it rather than use it for some other important thing. The reason is because they are always optimistic about winning, while I'm gambling that winning is not guaranteed. If you know,

Therefore, rather than having difficulty chasing victory, it is better for us to gamble for fun and for entertainment only so that we don't feel difficult. By gambling for fun, we can enjoy gambling as a stress reliever in between our activities. And we also won't spend all the money that day because we remember that we only use gambling as entertainment. Once we are satisfied, we will stop gambling and leave the casino.

Having fun is something that should be remembered by gamblers, especially those who are chasing victory. Instead of getting pleasure, they actually get more stressed and can't control themselves in gambling, so they end up using more money. They feel that this is their lucky day, so they keep gambling with the excuse of looking for their luck until they get it. But it turns out that after playing gambling for a while, they only got a lot of losses that they couldn't accept.

Therefore I really don't understand those who make statements or say that gambling is only for the rich, even though it is clear that the conditions for you to be involved in gambling are the money you bring, if you bring money or have money then there is no prohibition for you to get involved in gambling, but it doesn't matter it seems that people only see from one side and don't dig first about some real facts along with the provisions in the casino. The point is that casinos never prohibit anyone from gambling as long as they have money, the goal of casinos is to benefit from losing gamblers, so what's wrong if poor people come to bet anyway they also bring money right? and the more people involved then the casino revenue will also increase right? that's clear.

That's right, especially in the online platform, there is no limit at all as long as they bring money, and for physical casinos I think there may be a slight difference that can occur between the poor and the rich, or I mean it could be that the level of service of the poor is much lower than the rich, I have seen several times poor people who are a little ignored from the service when I was in a physical casino even though they brought money, I guess maybe one of the indications that we can conclude is in terms of their appearance which looks ordinary and very different from the rich, but for this problem I will not blame the poor and maybe I will criticize the casino more because of course the poor also bring money and that means they should not distinguish anyone in terms of service. And yes again for the luck issue I think it will happen randomly and I can't be sure who will be luckier between the rich and the poor because luck is always completely unpredictable about how lucky you are on some sessions.

I agree with you, since everyone has been set their limits to their self and for their spending habits but when you're in the situation, it's as if you've forgotten all your plans and limits that you've set. possible that this is the effect to a person once they didn't control their emotions while gambling. As everyone repeatedly advice that you have to be more cautious and responsible to your actions and emotions but it's truly hard to apply once you're in that situation.

Basically that's the default mindset we all have when we are starting to gamble or going to a place like a casino but most of the time we tend to forget these things due to the heat of the moment either you're losing or winning.

Everyone can gamble if they want to and have the money. For the rich, they gamble with the sole purpose of seeking pleasure and they know the true meaning of gambling that gambling is only a means of entertainment not a means of making money. Rich people who gamble are not afraid of the losses they will get because they only aim to find pleasure, and the pleasure is in the game where in the game there will be a sensation that is felt. So even if they lose they will not mind it.

But for the poor, they gamble hoping for luck that will give them a big win, there are also those who force themselves to gamble even though their finances are limited, and when gambling they are not prepared for the defeat, if they get a loss they may regret and get upset which will eventually make them deposit their money back because the victory that they have not gotten is their main goal.

I don't know that, what I do know is that money plays a major role in gambling, if it's like what you said, it eventually leads to money too, right?
 
It has become a common human trait, all want wealth quickly, do not want to do the effort that must be passed and that is felt by many people, even though basically if you want to become rich you have to try to work, it sounds ridiculous if they want to get rich quickly by gambling because it doesn't make sense, the chances that exist to win are a little far opposite to the chances of losing. Maybe there are people who are rich by gambling, they are also so because of strong luck in their favor.

You are right! It is free for everyone to have access whether you are rich or average gambler and as long you could really be able to place bets neither a short or long lasting one then it wont really be that an issue.
I dont know on why this is something that needs to be talked about considering that there's no way that they will really be limiting to those people who would really be able to enter into the premises.
We do know that it is really that free for everyone, how much more in online platforms? They would really be allowing players as long you do make out deposits. Same concept when dealing up with
physical casinos or betting places. Cant really be avoided somehow if we do speak about those rich people would be having always the advantage when it comes to betting but when it comes to
bankroll but in overall in speaking about odds on winning or chances or losing then it would really be just the same.

Chasing victory in gambling is like chasing our own shadow, visible but very difficult to catch. Likewise, when we do gambling, the big winnings in gambling seem to be clearly visible in front of us and as if we can easily get it. But in fact the more we pursue victory, the more this will drain the contents of our wallet. And in the end, the big win is not achieved, while all we get is a sense of fatigue, because we continue to get consecutive losses.

And as you said, if we can't get profit in playing gambling, then make sure you always get pleasure in gambling. But if you don't get both of these things (profit or pleasure) when you gamble, then immediately leave the activity because it will never benefit you at all. And what exists later you will only get a regret and make you even more stressed because you never get a win, while your money runs out without a remainder.

Gambling should be a universal pastime, regardless of wealth. Is responsible gambling only about control? A bit more complex. Think about it: Gambling is a psychological war, not merely a game of odds. Real challenge? Not the game, but impulse control.

Our focus is on control, yet we overlook the psychological traps of wins and losses. Shouldnt gamblers have cognitive tools to handle these emotional waves? Focus on establishing a mindset where gambling is enjoyable but never needed, not just "not getting hooked"

While supporting responsible gaming, remember to promote psychological resiliency. Here, knowledge is as important as control. Understanding the game is just as important as playing it, a subtle but substantial difference that could redefine responsible gambling.