Topic: Gambling are mainly for rich and lucky mind. - page 7. (Read 1351 times)

Yes you are right, he has enough money then he can gamble, not with the rich alone, the poor can also do gambling if he wants. There is also no prohibition for poor people to gamble, all can do it as long as they can accept the risks involved, but most of them cannot accept the risks and make them misinterpret gambling.

In general, many rich people gamble just for fun not victory, because they have a lot of money so they don't mind the defeat they get, and they don't make the defeat they get a big loss so they don't pursue victory or loss, but for poor people it's the opposite.

There are still many ways to get rich, not by gambling it will only make them lose more money because of the victory that is difficult to get as well as luck that is not in favor. Small gamblers have a good ambition to get a big win, it's just that they misplace their ambition,  because with their strong ambition,  they are lulled into falling too deep so they don't think about their own financial situation. No one can change their mindset if they don't change it themselves even though it's hard to realize, I think they should throw away the thought of getting rich by gambling, maybe then they won't gamble by desperately chasing victory.

I think they can realize by themselves without the help of others, but I don't know when that will happen, from the defeats they have gotten so often they should be able to take lessons and make them a lesson, but gambling has brainwashed them so they don't think in that direction. So in my opinion it is difficult to realize those who are addicted to gambling, the other side is not my business, but at least they should think about their own fate. If they still want to gamble I hope they can limit themselves to gambling, not gambling excessively by always continuing to pursue uncertain wins.

Gambling are for the financial stable individuals and those who's always on the winning sides, I'm indirectly saying those that found themselves lucky enough to place gambles on games without stress and end up milking the system. These category of gambler doesn't need significant earnings, rather they need just luck to keep pushing in the system. We are the only one's that can give advises and we'll also listens. There's no room for insufficient funds when it comes to gambling, we lost inother to gain massively from the system, a gambler can never cheat the system.

Gambling isn’t mainly for the rich but seeing as you do need some money in order to play, one could see why gambling is said to be for the rich in the society. I think it’s for anyone with some money to spare and willing to take some risks.

If you’re rich and get into gambling, the obvious advantage is there is money to comfortably bet and such individuals wouldn’t look to gambling as a source of making an income.
Generally, although skills are needed to try to identify and predict games that could be favorable, you literally can’t do anything without having some money in your pocket. You can have all the skills but without any money, you’re pretty much a spectator.

We all gamble for different reasons, to some it could to ease their stressful day and get some relaxation, to some to forget or get distracted from Abad day or situation bothering the mind all compound into fun and entertainment, while there's another group of persons that gambling for the money they are to make from gambling. It doesn't matter to the former how many times they loses their bet as far as they feel entertained they don't worry about being lucky or unlucky with their bets it's actually the latter that gets worked up with being unlucky with his bets since he's not getting what his focus is upon. So whether rich or poor your purpose of gambling is what will call the shots if you should be worried about how many times you have won or lose. We shouldn't forget that in gambling luck is not as regular to come by as losing.

There's no such thing as luck, only probability. and the concept of gambling being only for the rich is a little flawed, since at its core, gambling is nothing more than a fun way for you to pass the time and perhaps earn something in the process. The only reason why it's so hard for the poor to actually get something out of their gambling journey is because they don't know how to manage their expenses, and how to gamble responsibly. I've played and been with friends and people who are earning less than I do, but are still able to squeeze in an occasional gambling session without losing money in the process, all thanks to a smart management of funds and budgeting.

Although I understand where you're coming from and frankly speaking, if this is going to deter people who have not managed their finances and their money from touching gambling and eventually ruining their lives, then might as well.

Even to some rich people, gambling is not just for fun but also a big business or means they see that can luckily multiply their money. Unless a poor person also wants to use gambling as a means of income, otherwise they can just risk the $5–$10 mentioned by you, and after spending it, they should be ok to walk away, whether they win or not, but they must understand that in gambling, it's not every day you will win;even those rich people don't win every day, but the day they get lucky, their win is usually huge because they staked a huge amount. The advice is for a gambler to always gamble with the money he or she can afford to lose.

In my opinion, from a deep perspective, rich people are related to luck. It is only luck that makes them rich. Sometimes, they don't need to be good at what they're doing. Therefore, I still think that rich people are usually luckier than poor people in gambling. (If they lose in the first gamble, in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, they will also fail due to bad luck, but in the following gambles, they will have to win. This is the luck I want to talk about)
Poor people can only lose the first few games and run out of capital, unable to win in the following rounds. That's also your thought, right? I call it luck.

Definitely not. There are no chances of increasing 'em stakes assuming a poor person is an addict... Sometimes, increasing 'em stakes might be an obtainable technic to win big...how? You could definitely wager 2 odds with a high deposit rate and expect a high potential wins too.. but on the other hand, to make the potential wins a little bit high, you'd need to speculate on more odds.

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I don't believe in the mystery that there are actually some peeps with so much Fortune and luck than the others...

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

Differences in financial matters play a role in this problem, obviously $10 for a poor person will be very valuable and may be able to cover his living expenses for a few days, but that does not apply to rich people, as you said even $1k may not will be too significant in the eyes of rich people, this is what makes the amount of winnings between poor people and rich people much different, I will not emphasize too much that this is entirely due to luck in terms of the amount of winnings, but the strong reason is the amount of money allocated by people Rich people are much bigger, therefore if they are lucky in that session then obviously their winnings will also be big. We must remember that this amount is big for us (poor people) but for rich people it might be normal.

So the bottom line, which is simpler to understand, is that it doesn't matter whether you are rich or poor, what makes more sense is that if you put a large amount as your gambling capital then obviously the winnings will also be large if you are lucky, and vice versa. And also yes, it's true that luck is very important because that's the only thing that will make the final result match what you want, it doesn't matter what based gambling you do because in the end it will still also refer to how lucky you are for the results that will result. you smile.

The rich can spend way more money than the average person, that is true, however in aggregate the middle class and the poor spend more money than the rich, think of the automobile industry, there are luxury cars that I will never be able to afford, but the number of those cars sold all around the world does not compare to the number of cars aimed to the middle class, so even if each unit is sold at a higher price, by selling more cars to the middle class automobile makers can more than compensate for the lower price at which they offer those vehicles.

Basically it's true as you said that gambling is for everyone, casinos don't prohibit anyone from gambling, because obviously the more people involved in gambling then that's what they want because their business will run and probably get more profit if more people come in to gamble. And for the impact it's very clear that it depends on how they gamble or I mean how they treat their gambling activities, and also for the problem of goals I think it's out of control and only themselves will know about what exactly they want whether it's just fun to fill the time or make gambling a place to make money.

It's up to you because after all you're gambling with your own money and if you're experiencing significant adverse effects then you have to suspect that there's something you're doing wrong whether it's the way you're playing or your mindset. I think lately more people are coming in with the intention of changing their lives, I'm sure you understand what I mean, which is that the wrong mindset is the basis of their arrival. It's like they never see or know the real fact that if you put the assumption that gambling can provide income then there will be significant adverse effects that you do not expect, so it's up to you.

There are some people that shouldn't be gambling, because they can't get lucky in gambling, if you believe in astrology you should know what I am saying here, been rich doesn't mean you will be lucky in gambling, it can be bad for your spirit, some people don't even know what they are, they just make decision when they feel like it.

If some rich people start gambling today they will go broke, because it's never going to be in their favour, that's why it's always good to thread carefully with gambling, be careful what you wish for.

If you are rich make sure you use your brain if you want to start gambling, if not, you can ruin your life with your hands, you still need to accept that gambling isn't a get rich quick method, if you handle gambling like a source of income you will fail big time.

Fuck this topic because I don't accept it, the content of the thread is way far different from the topic (I really think so) however, not only the reach that are meant to gamble, even the poor can gamble as long as they can afford to gamble with what they can lose.
For instance, if in any case that truly gamble is for fun, did you think that it is only the reach guys that are meant to have fun? No bro, even the poor can have fun too.

However, talking about poor, I believe that there are several sets of poor people, like there are some poor people that can't even provide $1 for fir gamble but there are some that can bring out $5.
But if in anyway one can not provide money for him or her to gamble with (either ones a week or whatever) then I don't think there is any need for the person to gamble at all, because he can not afford the risk in gamble.

I tend to agree that gambling is mainly for the rich, because this is the class of people who can afford losing money while keeping this industry alive. If gambling companies relied on poor and middle class gamblers to thrive, it wouldn't exist anymore, at least not at the same size and level of popularity and influence we see nowadays on the internet and medias in general.

Poor and middle class gamblers are lured into playing expecting to change their financial lives drastically, and they do play. However, who keeps this industry shining, profiting and generating new jobs are the rich gamblers who can spend hundreds of thousands dollars in a single night.

Now, about having a lucky mind, I'm not sure if I know what it means. Is it to be an optimistic gambler?

I agree with what you said, gambling is really for everyone. It really depends on the person how to play it, because we all have different thoughts when it comes to gambling, some want to get rich from gambling, others want to take a short cut in life with gambling and hope that life will change, others just want entertainment. So no matter which one you have, as long as you have a budget for your gambling, there is no problem with that. Just don't forget to set a limit for yourself so that somehow you don't become addicted to gambling.

I believe so too, or at least for people who spare money to spend on the weekend. I think the perception that gambling is primarily for the rich comes from the frequent its advertisement of high-stakes gambling, where wealthy individuals engage in lavish wagers and experience significant wins or losses. maybe it's true that some wealthy individuals do enjoy gambling, but the fact is ancient behavior of human, and gambling is not exclusive to the affluent. People from all socioeconomic backgrounds participate in gambling activities, including those with limited financial means.

The allure of gambling often lies in the prospect of quick and easy money. Gambling is actually an entertainment, not a job to make money. Whether rich or poor, gambling should be approached with a sense of responsibility and a clear understanding of the risks involved. Gambling should not be seen as a path to wealth, but rather as a leisure activity that should be enjoyed within one's financial means.

If you are poor then you will be afraid to invest only $10 in gambling but a rich person will not hesitate to a single bet $1k or more and id they can win then they also get a huge return from there. But if you poor but want to enjoy gambling and invest $5-10 and win then you wouldn’t get any better reward. so it is ture and i agree with this words Gambling are mainly for rich and Lucky mind. A good luck in gambling is very important because nothing good can be gained from gambling through skill or experience alone.  Luck is definitely necessary there

In conclusion, having the right mindset and goal before a person gamble is a key factor in order to control their expenses.

As we all know, gambling can quickly landslide and experience both the opposite ends- either a person gets really lucky and wins a significant amount; or a person falls on the cycle of gambling, thereby losing more in the process due to trying to recover their losses.

Since tons of post/threads have been created addressing the issue about managing one's expenses, this is more than enough for everyone to be reminded about this kind of activity.

We can see if they can control themselves or not from the impact they experience, although gambling always depends on luck for the final result and and anyone cannot refuse defeat at the end of the session but all of that can be minimized if they have good self-control and boundaries or are firm enough and I can be sure that if their downturn is severe enough then obviously they must not apply limits for any prevention or even they are one of the gambling addicts.

I think if they have experienced a losing streak with a large enough amount then at least they should think and consider what the problem is, because after all you can't force luck to come or always come, and only one thing you can do is apply a lot of restrictions so that your suffering is not too significant, well that's right and it's very clear that if only they can control themselves then they will know about what they have to do in certain conditions such as experiencing a losing streak. The point is that only you can reduce your suffering.