Topic: How Do You See Losing Your Weekly Payment to The Casino - page 3. (Read 944 times)

I just have a routine of gambling every last week of the month with my earnings, of course that amount is still helpful to my daily needs, those funds most likely gambling with a 50/50 chance of winning and which team I knew there higher odds and chance to win the game. With the e-sports match and on EPL games i saw already the teams dominating the game, recently I have a winning streak in a match-winner prediction. Even though you have a weekly earnings with your signature still being responsible with the funds is a must it's a good practice to save up yourself when you have nothing.

Losing weekly pay to gambling is a sign of irresponsible gambling habit and a total negligence of the requirements of healthy gambling habits. I think it is only a gambling addict that will allow things get this bad with his gambling career, I mean a situation where a gambler can lose his entire weekly payment to gambling. Anyone in a situation like this should seek help as soon as possible. To be able to gamble with peace of mind, a gambler should first calculate only what he is able to lose and never to gamble with their total funds.

Yes and I would probably say that that is the right approach to gambling which is always recommended to do reasonable activities or gambling reasonable, not least because after all this is an activity that has a risk that is even greater than you think. We all know how bad the impact of gambling is and we have also seen how the fate or lives of people who have been trapped in the addiction phase, and if we don't want to have the same fate as them then it clearly means try to always minimize involvement in gambling as you do by gambling in moderation.

Basically for people who don't misunderstand gambling, or meaning those who understand and understand what gambling is about they will not be misguided or will not fall into the wrong path or approach to gambling, and this understanding plays an important role in the safety of a gambler during his involvement. Overall gambling has a bad point of view in the eyes of society, not least because of the many impacts felt by those gamblers who try to take advantage of the situation by making gambling a place to earn or to pursue victory when on the other hand gambling is not for that, this is just an activity to fill spare time without having to put any expectations. On the other hand, I agree with you about whether an activity is bad or not depending on how you judge it, the point is if you experience a lot of problems as a result of doing it then it clearly means that it is a bad habit that must be avoided.

I don’t see your action as a form of support. This is reckless gambling and as you know stake also promotes the slogan bet responsibly. Gambling doesn`t cross my mind when I receive payment because I know the efforts I put in to meet weekly tasks so throwing the payment away will cost me my mental health and so I have always tried to avoid it. When you lose your weekly payment to the casino, you are essentially losing a portion of your income that could have been used for essential expenses such as bills, groceries, rent, or savings. This loss can lead to mental disturbance. It is essential to prioritize your financial well-being and avoid gambling with money that you cannot afford to lose.

Losing your weekly payment to the casino can also have profound emotional effects. The stress and shame associated with losing money through gambling can take a toll on your overall well-being. If you find yourself consistently losing your weekly payment to the casino and struggling to control this behaviour, it may be necessary to seek help from support groups, counselling services, or helplines dedicated to assisting individuals with gambling addiction. Recognizing the problem early and taking proactive steps towards recovery is key to regaining control over your finances and well-being.

Good point, could we say @OP isn't supporting Stake if he can make money from there?

Supporting isn't about money i.e. if you give them money, you support them and vice versa. @OP wears the Stake signature and post in this forum is a way to support Stake, maybe with his visibility, he already attract high roller to gamble on Stake.

First of all, I don't gamble every week; instead, I only gamble every 2 weeks and sometimes even once a month when I'm really busy. Even if I am capable of doing that, I will not gamble every week because that would not be healthy for my lifestyle, especially if you are a family member.

Now regarding your question about whether it's a bad habit, I think only you know what you're doing, whether it's right or not; no one else can say that. Besides, you know what is right or wrong and what is right and wrong.

You did not gamble to support the company you gambled because you wanted to make profits. On the process of trying to gamble with their platform you lost all your money. It's something that is very relatable. There is no difference when you lose to the stake company or to other gambling platforms. Losing its losing and if you win there so you would have won in other gambling site.

It is also understandable that you tried to double your weekly payment. Maybe it wasn't enough for you for the week, and you needed more than that. I don't know your reasons for gambling with it but i feel like it was a bad idea. It shows you don't gamble responsibly if not after using some percentage to bet the first time you shouldn't have continued. There should always be a limit you set to lose a day in gambling if not you might lose all your money one day and be left with regret.

Suppose you work at the hospital and decided to test some medicine on yourself. You got sick. Are you supporting hospital you work on? Of course not. OP did nothing extraordinary to support casino, despite wearing signature. I have also participated in different casinos competition and lost money that I won. This wasnt a double support from my side. I suggest OP to forget that situation and move on, but think about the mistakes you have made. Probably went all-in, that is why money were lost so quickly. Better focus on resisting making bigger bets to earn a lot.

Promotions are run to attract customer interest rather than the promoter himself. It doesn't matter if you don't bet at the casino you promote although it is ethical enough to support them in every way including testing the platform and helping other users who need support.

Apart from all that, you must have the mindset that gambling is only for fun rather than making money. You will not be forced to gamble at the casino you are promoting, but it is fine if you want to have fun with it. After all, you don't need to tell people that you are supporting the project by gambling at the casino, but what you need to do is promote it as best as possible and get people interested in the project.

At the first question, I have learned from this forum that many people don't value their weekly payment, it's not something that is too heavy to them financially, it might not mean anything for such type of people but that's like wasting your effort of 7 days of work disappear into thing air, you work in vain. I will rather use my time for other productive things than lose my money the money for betting. Instead, I will used my local casino that accept local currency and with that, I can stake something way smaller than a dollar.

You are not supporting the casino in my opinion because it's not free, the casino should have added an option to give you guys some spin and other games like a one chance option instead of using g your weekly effort to gambling.

You are also not addicted to gambling, but if you lost money often like this then I'm afraid to say that you are addicted and in the long run it will affect you unless you also don't see signature payment as something significant.

It has been several times already when all my weekly campaign earnings turned into dust because of gambling lol. If the campaign payment will be made through the platform's wallet, the temptation is always there to use it on gambling, hoping to expect more, instead of withdrawing it. No hassle to deposit since the funds are already there and just waiting for our action.

How do I see my weekly payment lost to a casino? It's the same as how I feel when I'm losing my usual deposit money.

No choice but to just move on and decide for the better the following week.

Maybe that’s just one of the disadvantages of receiving payment on a gambling site. You might be tempted sometimes to gamble with the money you receive, and sometimes you might be very sure of a match, so you will want to take the risk, but at the end, things might not go the way you plan. If you are receiving money on a gambling site, you have to discipline yourself. Just have a specific amount that you will allocate for gambling weekly. Once you receive payment, you can just leave your gambling allocation on the site and withdraw the remaining amount.

If you think losing money is an indirect way of supporting a project, what if you win? Are you not supporting the project? As long as you are using a gambling site, whether you win or lose, you are supporting the site as long as you are using it, and you are recommending it to other people.

You support the project when you lose, but don't support it when you win? That's a funny way of explaining your loss, nothing else.

You could always say that you get free money from the casino you promote because you don't  work to get it. You post here and I assume that you'd post anyway, even if they weren't paying you, so what you receive is free money. When you lose that, you don't lose your hard work or time spent on doing something you wouldn't do otherwise. That's how I'd explain it if I needed an explanation, but I don't.

You support the project by posting for them and they support you by paying you, but then you support the project back by losing... Nice joke.

That was not was intended to happen - the initial idea was for participants to have their accounts whitelisted but something happened that made our accounts unable to be whitelisted, but we were compensated for it so it was not as you imagined it to be.

But there are some that still pays to the accounts of their participants and I haven’t heard any of them complain which mean they don’t have any type of restrictions.

We are the same mate cause I have my own budget in my wants and in gambling yes I gamble but my exist money cause I know in the world of gambling we can not say that everytime we put our bet we will win. Anyways everyone of us here in this community have different ways on how we handle the money we earn every week but as of mine, I didn't use that for gambling I'll prefer to use that money in my daily needs so that I will not regret in the future cause I know all these things are temporary.

Companies doesnt really care whether you do play into their platform or you would really be playing into other places. Your job is to have that advertisement or making such exposure of their company
but since you are getting paid into your own account with them then its up to you whether you would be making some withdrawal or would really be that playing into the site itself.
Showing support? it would really be that according into your own feeling and approach. The company wasnt telling you or mandate that you should be playing into their platform on the
campaign payment that you have recieved. You are free to do so on whatever things that you do have in mind.

This is why it would really be just that depending on you whether you should really be that spending those amounts into them and believing or making them showing that you do support them
but with those mere amounts then i dont really see that they would really be that pleased by it. 

Even when you win from a casino, you are still supporting them. The major support they are getting from you is that you have chosen to gamble with them even with the many choices of casino's to choose from, you are using their services. If you promote a casino, they expect you to try out their services by gambling on their platform, but it remains not compulsory. If you are compensated by the idea of you supporting the casino when you loose, it is just an excuse.

 Op whichever way, I'm not gonna be happy loosing my entire weekly payment just like that, It means that I spent my entire week posting here for nothing and the time I spent trying to meet up with my weekly quota at last happened that I lost it all. However, I won't even try to risk all the funds in the first place because I have my budget based on how much I risk on a weekly basis, and you did this means you don't have a budget on how much you risk, or is it part of your budgets in terms of funds you risk in gambling?

I remember when I was in a casino campaign, Bitsler, and I was trying to gamble what I had earned. It's just tempting especially if it is kind of easy to just put it there and gamble. Sometimes, if I win some competition and it's in the casino already, I get interested in gambling it because it's there and I get tempted the thought of "maybe I could make this double" in something like that.

It's really hard to accept it but you have to know what the facts are and not change the severity of what actually happened. Know what you are doing and you'll be ok.

1. I dont mind much about supporting the project or something like that, since we are  speaking about losing my own fund then i dont think up much in this regard.
    Win is a win and i dont think about those kind of principles in speaking about losing or winning on the site on which they are paying me up on weekly basis.

2. Actually it is really just that totally depending into your own preference whether you would really be that making yourself that getting having those kind of betting
using up with your campaign funds. This is entirely basing up on someones choice in overall.

Losing or winning then it wont really be that much of an issue if you have decided to play with those amounts. Its true that it could really be that truly
tempting on making yourself some bets specially if you do see that your account does have some balance.