Regardless of your losses? That's a dangerous word, because you cant consider all losses as a good thing in gambling, if you risk too high because regardless of how much you will lose you will still win, this is a bad move, what if the amount you will win isn't going to be as great as the past amounts that gambling has taken from you?
This your advice is good to those who are only risking the amount that they can afford to lose, as for those who believe that they will make money from gambling, and they are risking everything, it's not going to end well for them, because they could end up winning a amount that's not enough to cover for all their past loses.
Do not dream about winning a life changing money from gambling, it's better to look up to this from your jobs or business, investment is a better alternative because it's more reliable, even if your expectations aren't met, you will still make something, unlike gambling, you can never tell and it's also possible not to make anything.
Well Said, of a truth gambling do pays regardless to our loses that's if the money you lose is lower than the one you win.you can't say is regardless of our loses, when you lose like 10k every week then your wining is just like 4k and not even often,so in this case your loses is more higher than your winning, which is not normal.so at this point I don't think gambling pays regardless to our loses, because you're not making any profit in it instead you're still losing money.
Both of you are mistaken in the fact that what you are explaining and giving examples of should not be made general. Your gambling expertise, the management and plans, and even the kind of games you gamble on matter, so you can't just say for everyone simply because that is your own approach and results. If I should generalize it, I believe that gambling makes some people happy and makes some people sad. I know of people who are making income regularly in gambling, though they do not put their minds to it because they have good jobs, and when it comes to their gambling portfolio, it's all positive because they mostly win, and I mean about 85% profitable. One thing that is peculiar to them is that they bet mostly on sports betting just like me, so the aspect of gambling we focus our energy upon matters too. While some are persistent losers.
Nonetheless, I believe people are generally still happier with sports betting than in casinos, and to some people, when the two classes of gambling are concerned, they lose more, some profit more, while others have it almost the same way to the point that they do not know the reason why they gamble but for the fun and the hope that they will one day win more than the almost the same habit of winning and losing. So, it is so different with different people. But the fact that the house always wins means that no matter how it is in this argument, more gamblers will still be losing and not be happy, while a lower fraction will be winning and be happy. That's what keeps the business going, if not, no one would be interested in opening a casino anymore.