Topic: Gambling still pays regardless of our losses - page 5. (Read 1355 times)

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.

That is a dichotomy of gambling for fun versus the emphasis on monetary gains. Indeed, the allure of winning money can overshadow the enjoyment of the gambling experience itself. When people focus solely on the potential for financial gain, the thrill of gambling becomes intrinsically tied to the outcome of each wager. Adopting a mindset that prioritizes risk management and views gambling primarily as a form of entertainment can help mitigate the negative effects of losses.

Incorporating risk management strategies can further enhance the enjoyment of the experience while minimizing potential losses. When gamblers view any winnings as bonuses rather than the primary goal, they can shift the focus away from monetary gains that allows them to derive satisfaction from the entertainment value of gambling itself. Striking a balance between the thrill of gambling and responsible behavior is key to maximizing enjoyment while minimizing the potential negative consequences.

Indeed, for many gamblers, it's not just about the money but also about the fun and the excitement involved in the game. While winning can be really disappointing, it still doesn't necessarily mean that the whole effort was a waste of time. Even if a gambler loses, they may still have enjoyed the process of playing the game and the challenge of trying to win. Except for those gamblers who are addicted and are already caught up in the cycle of chasing losses or wins.

OP, although I don't really understand your gambling tactics and I also don't have the same views on sports betting as you guys share. For me, I don't often bet on sports, or rather, most of the bets I participate in are fun, like betting on the team I like.

I think making the outcome important only reduces the fun of gambling, no matter what the outcome is, you are ready to accept it right from the start. Unconscious behavior but still getting good results can also be considered a stroke of luck for you. Anyway, congratulations on that result.

To gamble is to make profits, and then fun eventually follows. That is the reality in gambling. Even if you say you’re not in for the jackpot prize, but in reality we all long for it that’s why we keep risking some of our funds hoping to win such huge amount. But never forget that to gamble is to lose as well. The house has always an edge over its players, and no matter how professional we are in gambling, still there are no excuse from losing.

Just accept the fact that when you gamble, expect some wins and losses. Don’t say that despite of your losses, you still make an unexpected winnings. Winning is expected already, as much as losing is.

Op how do you gamble and don't expect a positive outcome does it even make sense? Gambling is not just an ordinary thing you invest money to also make profit though it may be another means of catching fun but it shouldn't be seen as something not to be taken very seriously, personally i don't gamble with everything i have but it is not possible to be gambling without taking it seriously and without keeping records of your wins and losses it will keep you in check especially if you haven't had the opportunity to win.

Gambling is full of unexpected outcomes and that is why we have to take gambling as. Casual as possible and in doing that, we also need to gamble with an amount that can easily be repeated even when the outcome of the bet goes against us, so that we can keep the excitement on while we expect less but with luck, we still come out with good winning like in this particular case.
Once again, congratulations to the ops and we look forward to reading some other exciting news from you, but in all, you have to apply caution while gambling because one can easily get carried away when you hit the green line the first time.

It's not bad that things look like this because eventually these types of Eventualities always happen for some reason, but what I like most about this is that he won around 1 dollar, and he was able to win the 23usd, this is something that seems speculative to me. and really congratulations, but I have always said that with little money you can win a lot, the truth is I have always thought that about slots, but it is good that you are prepared more than anything to lose than to win, because a lot of people enter to the casino with a great desire to play and win all the time, but sometimes this is not fulfilled and things can look very bad when it comes to making more, because many will enter and expect to win a lot and end up losing some money, for that reason The reason is that we must always play with the money we are willing to lose, or it doesn't matter if it is 1 dollar, but that is the only thing we are willing to lose, if this is multiplied it seems excellent to me.

Now when we are looking for better ways of doing things, for this reason we must always consider all the pros and cons of things, games of chance and casinos will always generate expenses, whether we want it or not, it will always be an expense. of money, and that is what we must avoid.

When we are in a casino and we want to take things as they are, we always consider the best possible thing to do, I like how I put it, the fact of not being prepared to win is what makes it even cooler, that is Simply a sample of the things that can be possible in a casino, we or well at least I when I go to a casino I am always prepared to lose, because it is the safest thing you have, that's why I always say, the money you one is willing to lose.

As a player I never get my hopes up, I always seek to win, but I always take into account that things like these one must come down to earth and always be with reality.

What company exactly, If I understand you correctly, you mean the casino is also losing money in gambling, this I will completely disagree with, casinos are a business, and unlike gamblers who are risking money on gambling, casinos are risking nothing, they make their money regardless of whether a gambler wins or loses, for one thing I've discovered with casinos is that, in a game where there are 10 people who won and the casino has to pay or settle, there are over 200 people lost in that game  as well, we discover that in the end, this is also like a wealth transfer, and the casino are the middle men, they transfer wealth from gambling losers to gambling winners, and this they do over and over and over again, and everytime, they are getting their cut(profit).

So, in the nutshell, casinos never loss, atleast, not the well established ones, small casino may sometimes lose because they still lack customers who will help balance between the loses and wins, but for big casinos, this is no longer an issue since there is never a time when winners will be more than the losers, this is just how the system is programmed to work, and why we normally say that the house always win.

So you say you don't expect to win when you gamble? Cool, that's a chill way to approach it, focusing on the fun rather than getting hung up on winning. But let's be honest, deep down, everyone secretly hopes to win, right?

Gambling is risky, and pretending you're not in it for the win can be a slippery slope. It's like trying to convince yourself you don't want dessert while staring at a giant chocolate cake. Instead of this "not expecting to win" thing, be realistic. Know the odds are against you, and prepare to lose. That way, you won't be crushed if it happens, and winning will be a sweet surprise. The key is to keep it casual. Enjoy the game, set limits, and don't go overboard financially.

So you are of the point of view that if we gamble without any hopes or targets of winning, we can randomly win any game which we do not expect to win. We may lose some and we may win some and we really do not care about it. Is this your point of view here?


Gambling only for FUN is a nice thing to do but mostly when people lose money, they don't feel the fun in it. The attention of gaining (and not losing) money is so much involved in gambling that the fun in gambling is directly proportional to our wins. Similarly, if we lose in gambling, there is only sorrow and no fun.
By the way, if we combine risk management along with the mindset that we are not here for money gaining, then it will be best as the gamblers won't lose much because of money management and all the wins will be considered as bonuses as the main purpose of gambling is to have FUN and ENTERTAINMENT.

Flaunting your win and bragging about it isn't the best look, especially when you consider the bigger picture. Gambling is like a roller coaster – full of twists, turns, and uncertainty. You might be riding high on the victory wave now, but remember, there are others who haven't been so lucky. Gloating over their misfortune isn't cool, dude.

It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of a win, but don't let it cloud your judgment. Keeping your emotions in check is crucial. Remember, this win doesn't define you, and it shouldn't change your perspective on gambling.

Speaking of perspective, let's be honest. Every gambler, deep down, hopes to win. Saying you "didn't expect" it is kinda stretching it, right? We all take the chance hoping for a positive outcome.

Now, here's the golden rule: enjoy your win responsibly. Don't go on a spending spree or let it fuel your gambling addiction. Use it wisely, maybe even help someone else in need. Remember, this is a chance to do something positive and show some good sportsmanship.

So you're wondering why folks with fat wallets still gamble, right? Makes you scratch your head a bit, doesn't it? Here's the thing, money ain't the whole story. Sure, losing might not sting as much for them, but that doesn't mean it's all about the cash. Some folks just enjoy the thrill of the risk. It's like adding some spice to their lives, a way to break out of the routine. You know, like a little sprinkle of adventure on their caviar toast, if you catch my drift.

Plus, even with all the fancy stuff money buys, there's always a hunger for new experiences. Gambling offers something unique and exciting, different from the usual golf course or yacht race. It's like a chance to shake things up and see what happens.

Now, here's the catch: sometimes, having a lot of money can make you think you're immune to the consequences. It's like, "Hey, it's just a few bucks," which can lead to some risky behavior. Not cool, dude.

True, all gamblers will never refuse a win, but maybe the difference is that some are too "pushy" and some are waiting with "patience", and this is the difference between gamblers who gamble based on "hope" and gamblers who are based on the idea of "moderation". And for the problem of impact, it is clearly different, where those who push too hard will have a greater chance of ending up with addiction by experiencing many financial problems or even being able to spread to the people around them.

In this case, I think the difference is "obsession" where those who are too insistent at all costs to win have excessive obsession and end up putting very high hopes and beliefs in a place that actually only provides "possibility" and not "certainty", as in the winning situation you said here, where the typical gambler who is already addicted will react in an exaggerated way that they even claim that the victory comes from their greatness in running the session, when in fact they are just being "lucky". However, being a responsible gambler is always recommended in the sense of being able to accept the fact of losing and not overreacting when getting a win.

Whether a professional or a beginner gambler, they all chases after winning as long they've their funds staked on it. And yes, there are serious and unserious gamblers which the unserious gamblers are those who gambles once a while and if they looses the bets, they feels like yeah, I just wanted to have a tasted of it today because people has been talking so much about gambling and if they wins, they says wow. I'm a  lucky guy but those serious gamblers tends to fell some grieves about when they looses and if they wins they feels like one of the super gamblers who won due to how good they're in the gambling.
But of it all, once a winner always feels good and forgets about their past losts in the main time

That's right, the casino will never care how serious you are in running the session, they don't care about whatever you will do and no matter how much you struggle in terms of pursuing victory by using any means still if the time loses then you will lose, there is no mercy from the casino for gamblers regardless of the amount you bet, and what is worrying is those gamblers who have too high expectations along with applying unlimited seriousness in a place that actually always runs randomly in terms of determining who the winner is, meaning if the time loses, you still lose or vice versa. Therefore it is always advisable to apply the minimum approach in this activity, there is no seriousness to do something in a place that has no certainty.

In terms of fun yes of course it should also be limited, because it is no longer an entertainment event if basically the amount you lose exceeds your capacity, and there is only tension and pressure that occurs, on the other hand I agree with your idea that whatever you do will never change the odds, the point is that even though you do not have any hope of winning but sometimes victory comes by itself, I feel and experience it myself, and this is what is called gambling.

Unbelievably, gambling doesn't give a damn about how serious you are. It's simply a game of chance. Using funds you can afford to lose when you wager? Yes, that is basic common sense. Let's not mince words, though: the company is still losing money

You claim it's more enjoyable. True, but just up to a point. Having fun while playing doesn't alter the chances. Remember, the house always wins. The price you pay for your peace of mind is frequently high. The actual winning manoeuvre? recognising when to give up. Few people are skilled in the area. So go ahead and have fun if that's what you're into. Just remember that it doesn't alter the nature of the game. It doesn't

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?

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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.

Yes, gamblers really hope to win. but not everyone in gambling admits the defeat they have received. most just say he won at a gamble. without clearly showing how much loss or defeat he has suffered.

Congratulations on your win! It's true that sometimes gambling with a more casual and relaxed mindset can sometimes lead to unexpected wins, and it's always exciting to see successful predictions.