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December 30, 2022, 03:33:36 PM
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That's too risky and for sure that there is no guarantee that you will win, and it is a bit of luck if you ever won. The question is if you are really an experienced gambler and have tactics for winning the game. Also, what if you lose the money? What would be your excuse?

Eventually the person will lose the money, and the friend.

It's a no win situation, I wouldn't do that at all.

Everyone should gamble whatever they want, without involving other people, that's just asking for trouble.
Gambling is all about losing, so we should not expect for our capital to double or triple even if we have the skills in gambling. Gambling offers no guarantee for money making, because it’s always designed for an entertainment, and not the other way around. So if that friend insists to gamble that huge amount, I will always do my best to win but he should also be aware that in gambling there’s always inevitable losses especially if the games are giving high edge to the house.
Just dont make out some assurances into your friend about on being successful with those targets because nothing could really be assured off if we do talk about gambling.
there's no way that we could really be able to be sure  that we would win on a particular situation even if your friend does tell you on spending that amount then
for sure you would really be having questions in mind on how the heck he would be allowing me to bet if he could do it on his own? Is this type of believe
that he had in mind that it might turn out to be a lucky if you do able to make others bets for you? Just make no sense.
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December 30, 2022, 03:29:29 PM
Who told you that winning is certain in gambling? If I was the one being asked to play for his/her money, I'd refuse. Winning is never certain in this industry and if I'd play that money, the blame could be on me (even if he/she's the one to ask the favor). Another thing is some sort of regret perhaps you'd win from that amount; think of your gain if that was your capital. So just to be safe from any negative outcome, prevent it in the first place. To those people who'd say "why would he blame you if that amount would loss if he/she is your friend?". Please grow up. It is money we are talking about and it is something which has value. Again, never think that gambling is a shortcut to being rich. Think of how many people gone broke because of this activity.

For that situation by OP, I think we should just let them have their fun. The fact that they are even willing to risk that kind of amount means they are ready to let go of their money. But I think that story won't happen for real not unless that guy is really rich and money is just a piece of paper on him lol.

Sometimes, the worst experience is really necessary to happen for those people to understand what gambling can brings.

I just hope that in case of a worst-case scenario, they will learn afterward, at least.

So you mean to say that if one friend ask another to risk 10K, then the friend should agree to this and should not guide the other side of gambling where people lose all their money in gambling  Huh

Being friend, it is our moral duty to tell our near and dear ones, the consequences of gambling. If he does not have the correct vision, we should guide him that while making 65K, he can end up all his seed money too. Gambling is full of risk.
This is a big risk which I wouldn't wanna involve myself so that in case I am out of luck, I wouldn't be responsible for any damages or loses. There is no bet that is that secure in the gambling world and that is why we keep having more gambling casinos coming live to attract gamblers to keep playing on there platform. There is no investment that is safe and it is also rate to gambling. The question here is that what if you could not reach your target or aim of gambling? Although those who uses large funds to gamble know how to get there money back even it's going to take many days or weeks.
The question is why a friend will put us in such a difficult situation? Obviously we will want to help them as they are our friend, but at the same time we know that long term it is impossible to beat the house as the edge they have over the player has a significant effect and the more you gamble the more evident it becomes, so why does he not gamble that money by himself? Now his request could make sense if we were professional gamblers but since most of us are not then the only correct choice would be to reject his offer.
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December 30, 2022, 02:08:58 PM
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That's too risky and for sure that there is no guarantee that you will win, and it is a bit of luck if you ever won. The question is if you are really an experienced gambler and have tactics for winning the game. Also, what if you lose the money? What would be your excuse?

Eventually the person will lose the money, and the friend.

It's a no win situation, I wouldn't do that at all.

Everyone should gamble whatever they want, without involving other people, that's just asking for trouble.
Gambling is all about losing, so we should not expect for our capital to double or triple even if we have the skills in gambling. Gambling offers no guarantee for money making, because it’s always designed for an entertainment, and not the other way around. So if that friend insists to gamble that huge amount, I will always do my best to win but he should also be aware that in gambling there’s always inevitable losses especially if the games are giving high edge to the house.

I bet his friend already knew the consequence and that losses is inevitable when it comes to gambling, but despite knowing those said facts, his friend still chose to trust him and let him play with those 10k bitcoin with the hopes that somehow it will double or tripe at the end of the day, although the chances are just slim but never know, he and his friend might be lucky in that day.

But if it's me, I'd politely decline. Playing with 10k worth of bitcoins is too much for me to handle especially after the fact that those coins are just trusted to me and the friendship is much more important as I'm sure if those 10k BTC lost, then it's safe to assume that our friendship will be too.
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December 29, 2022, 06:54:09 PM
If your friend would tell you hey bud I have 10k in BTC lets try to make it 65k. You play on the casino for me.
How would you play? what would be your game pattren?

Id probably do 1 game of black (20k win) then one game of roullete with 10 numbers = $65k profit.
AFAIK, Gambling has some kinda "give and take" logic. It's seems you're really confident on the options you made out which could be a reason why you won't get to win at first... sometimes, it's turns out the other way.. I'm seeing gambling as a game of Chance and experience -- experience in the sense that you've known the strength and capability of tops teams already, and you've analyzed through Thier previous performances .... from that, you could easily bet on an option (but that doesn't still make those predictions accurate anyways....it matters atimes)..... What I'm seeing is just a greedy Juvenile, who's caught up in the midst of playing mind games and hoping it comes to reality...lol

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December 29, 2022, 05:02:42 PM
So you mean to say that if one friend ask another to risk 10K, then the friend should agree to this and should not guide the other side of gambling where people lose all their money in gambling  Huh

Being friend, it is our moral duty to tell our near and dear ones, the consequences of gambling. If he does not have the correct vision, we should guide him that while making 65K, he can end up all his seed money too. Gambling is full of risk.

I believe the friend already knows the consequences of gambling.  He knows the higher possibility of losing than winning.  We are not the only one who is capable of thinking you know Grin. It is even possible that they are more capable of critical thinking and decisions. I agree that if we think that they are being a stray we should remind them and lead them to what we think is the right direction.  But a friend with a fund and invited us to play gambling with him, I think do know what he is doing.

Who told you that winning is certain in gambling? If I was the one being asked to play for his/her money, I'd refuse. Winning is never certain in this industry and if I'd play that money, the blame could be on me (even if he/she's the one to ask the favor). Another thing is some sort of regret perhaps you'd win from that amount; think of your gain if that was your capital. So just to be safe from any negative outcome, prevent it in the first place. To those people who'd say "why would he blame you if that amount would loss if he/she is your friend?". Please grow up. It is money we are talking about and it is something which has value. Again, never think that gambling is a shortcut to being rich. Think of how many people gone broke because of this activity.

For that situation by OP, I think we should just let them have their fun. The fact that they are even willing to risk that kind of amount means they are ready to let go of their money. But I think that story won't happen for real not unless that guy is really rich and money is just a piece of paper on him lol.

Sometimes, the worst experience is really necessary to happen for those people to understand what gambling can brings.

I just hope that in case of a worst-case scenario, they will learn afterward, at least.

So you mean to say that if one friend ask another to risk 10K, then the friend should agree to this and should not guide the other side of gambling where people lose all their money in gambling  Huh

Being friend, it is our moral duty to tell our near and dear ones, the consequences of gambling. If he does not have the correct vision, we should guide him that while making 65K, he can end up all his seed money too. Gambling is full of risk.
This is a big risk which I wouldn't wanna involve myself so that in case I am out of luck, I wouldn't be responsible for any damages or loses. There is no bet that is that secure in the gambling world and that is why we keep having more gambling casinos coming live to attract gamblers to keep playing on there platform. There is no investment that is safe and it is also rate to gambling. The question here is that what if you could not reach your target or aim of gambling? Although those who uses large funds to gamble know how to get there money back even it's going to take many days or weeks.

Not really, as long as you make it clear and let him know that whatever the result is, has nothing to do with you.
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December 29, 2022, 03:40:00 PM
Who told you that winning is certain in gambling? If I was the one being asked to play for his/her money, I'd refuse. Winning is never certain in this industry and if I'd play that money, the blame could be on me (even if he/she's the one to ask the favor). Another thing is some sort of regret perhaps you'd win from that amount; think of your gain if that was your capital. So just to be safe from any negative outcome, prevent it in the first place. To those people who'd say "why would he blame you if that amount would loss if he/she is your friend?". Please grow up. It is money we are talking about and it is something which has value. Again, never think that gambling is a shortcut to being rich. Think of how many people gone broke because of this activity.

For that situation by OP, I think we should just let them have their fun. The fact that they are even willing to risk that kind of amount means they are ready to let go of their money. But I think that story won't happen for real not unless that guy is really rich and money is just a piece of paper on him lol.

Sometimes, the worst experience is really necessary to happen for those people to understand what gambling can brings.

I just hope that in case of a worst-case scenario, they will learn afterward, at least.

So you mean to say that if one friend ask another to risk 10K, then the friend should agree to this and should not guide the other side of gambling where people lose all their money in gambling  Huh

Being friend, it is our moral duty to tell our near and dear ones, the consequences of gambling. If he does not have the correct vision, we should guide him that while making 65K, he can end up all his seed money too. Gambling is full of risk.
This is a big risk which I wouldn't wanna involve myself so that in case I am out of luck, I wouldn't be responsible for any damages or loses. There is no bet that is that secure in the gambling world and that is why we keep having more gambling casinos coming live to attract gamblers to keep playing on there platform. There is no investment that is safe and it is also rate to gambling. The question here is that what if you could not reach your target or aim of gambling? Although those who uses large funds to gamble know how to get there money back even it's going to take many days or weeks.
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December 29, 2022, 03:38:11 PM
Who told you that winning is certain in gambling? If I was the one being asked to play for his/her money, I'd refuse. Winning is never certain in this industry and if I'd play that money, the blame could be on me (even if he/she's the one to ask the favor). Another thing is some sort of regret perhaps you'd win from that amount; think of your gain if that was your capital. So just to be safe from any negative outcome, prevent it in the first place. To those people who'd say "why would he blame you if that amount would loss if he/she is your friend?". Please grow up. It is money we are talking about and it is something which has value. Again, never think that gambling is a shortcut to being rich. Think of how many people gone broke because of this activity.

For that situation by OP, I think we should just let them have their fun. The fact that they are even willing to risk that kind of amount means they are ready to let go of their money. But I think that story won't happen for real not unless that guy is really rich and money is just a piece of paper on him lol.

Sometimes, the worst experience is really necessary to happen for those people to understand what gambling can brings.

I just hope that in case of a worst-case scenario, they will learn afterward, at least.
Honestly, the story itself is too far to happen in reality. It takes a billionaire to spend 10k btc and ready to lose them all. Because if I were to ask to gamble that amount, I would rather ask him even a single btc first before I start to gamble all the amount. For sure, I can’t give guarantees that we will make it to 65k, but if ever I’ll be lucky that day, then there will always be chances to win rather than losing everything I have. But for all we know, gambling is always uncertain, so we should not just totally rely on it.
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December 29, 2022, 03:33:00 PM
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That's too risky and for sure that there is no guarantee that you will win, and it is a bit of luck if you ever won. The question is if you are really an experienced gambler and have tactics for winning the game. Also, what if you lose the money? What would be your excuse?

Eventually the person will lose the money, and the friend.

It's a no win situation, I wouldn't do that at all.

Everyone should gamble whatever they want, without involving other people, that's just asking for trouble.
Gambling is all about losing, so we should not expect for our capital to double or triple even if we have the skills in gambling. Gambling offers no guarantee for money making, because it’s always designed for an entertainment, and not the other way around. So if that friend insists to gamble that huge amount, I will always do my best to win but he should also be aware that in gambling there’s always inevitable losses especially if the games are giving high edge to the house.
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December 29, 2022, 03:05:23 PM
Who told you that winning is certain in gambling? If I was the one being asked to play for his/her money, I'd refuse. Winning is never certain in this industry and if I'd play that money, the blame could be on me (even if he/she's the one to ask the favor). Another thing is some sort of regret perhaps you'd win from that amount; think of your gain if that was your capital. So just to be safe from any negative outcome, prevent it in the first place. To those people who'd say "why would he blame you if that amount would loss if he/she is your friend?". Please grow up. It is money we are talking about and it is something which has value. Again, never think that gambling is a shortcut to being rich. Think of how many people gone broke because of this activity.

For that situation by OP, I think we should just let them have their fun. The fact that they are even willing to risk that kind of amount means they are ready to let go of their money. But I think that story won't happen for real not unless that guy is really rich and money is just a piece of paper on him lol.

Sometimes, the worst experience is really necessary to happen for those people to understand what gambling can brings.

I just hope that in case of a worst-case scenario, they will learn afterward, at least.

So you mean to say that if one friend ask another to risk 10K, then the friend should agree to this and should not guide the other side of gambling where people lose all their money in gambling  Huh

Being friend, it is our moral duty to tell our near and dear ones, the consequences of gambling. If he does not have the correct vision, we should guide him that while making 65K, he can end up all his seed money too. Gambling is full of risk.
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December 29, 2022, 02:55:18 PM
If your friend would tell you hey bud I have 10k in BTC lets try to make it 65k. You play on the casino for me.
How would you play? what would be your game pattren?

Id probably do 1 game of black (20k win) then one game of roullete with 10 numbers = $65k profit.



what would you do
If 10k is an amount of money he is willing to lose based on his capacity and on account of that it wouldn't affect his standard of living then am gamed with him trying to use 10k to make 65k just maybe luck could smile at us or end up mocking us as the case might be Grin
I am more into football games, and I will look out on placing 1k on each bet playing over-2. 5  or GG with 10 selected games, am sure potential win might be around that 10k. Using this pattern at ten different times there's a possibility of hitting a  one win.
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December 29, 2022, 01:54:39 PM
No guilt on me if it's not my money and it loses. But the guilt is there to not do anything with others' money but it's with permission so that's totally fine if the situation permitted so.
But the goal is quite high so the chance of losing is higher as usual than hitting the number that the friend has targeted. Too much and that's around 6.5x to grow.

Yup, no guilt as permission belongs to the owner of the money. All you have to do is make your choice and try your luck. If permitted, then you will enjoy. If not, then it happens just like that, right? Nothing to worry or regret since you do your part and you just follow what your friend has from you to do.
Yeah, it just happened when you have just lost that money. Don't feel guilty as the owner of the money is the one to ask you to gamble with it.
And you're lucky to have that type of friend or person that you know if they ask you to gamble with their money and want to have this 'xx' amount of money to grow with it. Just make sure that there are no twists or some special condition that will be favorable to him if ever the money has completely lost on your hands.
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December 29, 2022, 12:51:32 PM
Well, if a friend does invite me to play games for him I would be hesitant at first because he's putting a lot of pressure and responsibility for me to bear and carry for him. Although provided that I do accept the challenge, I would probably play dice games for one, on a trusted live casino of ours to make sure the house isn't getting any unfair advantage over us, as well as a few baccarat games because I find myself quite proficient in the game. I'd play a little blackjack too for fun but I wouldn't really expect to win because I'm not that great in it, but this would be the games I will play. No particular pattern or technique as that will only complicate things with no guarantee of ever increasing your odds of winning big.
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December 29, 2022, 08:56:19 AM
Turn a 10k$ investment into 65k$? that's easy to say but hard to do, unless you hold or control your gambling luck I can still believe it.

We all know that gambling is always about luck, or if you are really an expert you can win at any gambling you choose. Besides that, we know that it is also difficult to beat the house edge or the banker in a casino. But what does the player want to play with me, I will follow what he wants but he must also accept that no matter what happens if the capital of 10k$ is lost, he should not blame me for the loss.
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December 29, 2022, 07:51:43 AM
if he insisted I think I would try to go for live poker. I would try to learn more and improve my technique first, since it has been a long time since I played it.

You do not have to go live before practicing to awake your rusted knowledge of what you knew in the past. Practice first before throwing cash at it before you make someone loose their money. Your friend will see you as a true friend if you are able to help them increase or double their cash. But if the cash is lost you are likely going to have an angry friend blaming you for losing their cash. Be careful before leading your friend on.
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December 29, 2022, 07:26:06 AM
Many times we think that if more money can be deposited and bet then it is possible to multiply the money quickly. My opinion behind this quote is 50-50. I won't say it's impossible to do. Chances are high that you can lose as well. As we know that gambling depends entirely on luck. If I have the specified amount of assets in my wallet, I will try to gamble on the games where I can get the highest guarantee. I will take a well researched bet and if it loses, take a break and try again for another game. I will give utmost importance to not losing control of myself in any way. I think betting according to these things will have more chances to reach the set goal.
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December 29, 2022, 06:25:55 AM
I'll split it in 5 ($2K) so that makes it $10k and will have me 5 times trying to multiply it. Can't say no to that as he's the one who offered it voluntarily and willingly to share it with me win or lose.
I'll put that 5 sequences into different types of games, sportsbetting, dice, and other games that I know of. When I'm unsuccessful with a game that I've tried, that's when I'll try the other one.
as long as it's not your money and it's a friend's money there's nothing wrong with trying to experiment with making money with the capital provided who knows there's luck there even if it's only a little at least a loss it's not your money either
No guilt on me if it's not my money and it loses. But the guilt is there to not do anything with others' money but it's with permission so that's totally fine if the situation permitted so.
But the goal is quite high so the chance of losing is higher as usual than hitting the number that the friend has targeted. Too much and that's around 6.5x to grow.

Yup, no guilt as permission belongs to the owner of the money. All you have to do is make your choice and try your luck. If permitted, then you will enjoy. If not, then it happens just like that, right? Nothing to worry or regret since you do your part and you just follow what your friend has from you to do.

If your friend would tell you hey bud I have 10k in BTC lets try to make it 65k. You play on the casino for me.
How would you play? what would be your game pattren?

Id probably do 1 game of black (20k win) then one game of roullete with 10 numbers = $65k profit.


what would you do
I’d follow his request. But I won’t give him an assurance that everything will fall into its proper place and will end up hitting his expectations. Because gambling is game of losing, but we can always prevent that losses if we gamble with skills and expertise. And because of that, I would prefer to bet on sportsbetting than to lose them all in other games I never know that much. At least, if I can’t end up winning, then I won’t also lose all the amount that was given for me to gamble.

If you feel that you are more comfortable using sports betting then why not right, the intention is to win the target amount, you can parlay or choose the underdog which might give you the equal amount of your friend's target profits, whatever it is as long as you are comfortable and you don't promise anything you can pick or choose the venue that you like.
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December 28, 2022, 05:59:44 PM
If your friend would tell you hey bud I have 10k in BTC lets try to make it 65k. You play on the casino for me.
How would you play? what would be your game pattren?

Id probably do 1 game of black (20k win) then one game of roullete with 10 numbers = $65k profit.



what would you do
I’d follow his request. But I won’t give him an assurance that everything will fall into its proper place and will end up hitting his expectations. Because gambling is game of losing, but we can always prevent that losses if we gamble with skills and expertise. And because of that, I would prefer to bet on sportsbetting than to lose them all in other games I never know that much. At least, if I can’t end up winning, then I won’t also lose all the amount that was given for me to gamble.
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December 28, 2022, 05:46:36 PM
I'll split it in 5 ($2K) so that makes it $10k and will have me 5 times trying to multiply it. Can't say no to that as he's the one who offered it voluntarily and willingly to share it with me win or lose.
I'll put that 5 sequences into different types of games, sportsbetting, dice, and other games that I know of. When I'm unsuccessful with a game that I've tried, that's when I'll try the other one.
as long as it's not your money and it's a friend's money there's nothing wrong with trying to experiment with making money with the capital provided who knows there's luck there even if it's only a little at least a loss it's not your money either
No guilt on me if it's not my money and it loses. But the guilt is there to not do anything with others' money but it's with permission so that's totally fine if the situation permitted so.
But the goal is quite high so the chance of losing is higher as usual than hitting the number that the friend has targeted. Too much and that's around 6.5x to grow.
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December 28, 2022, 05:36:08 PM
If your friend would tell you hey bud I have 10k in BTC lets try to make it 65k. You play on the casino for me.
How would you play? what would be your game pattren?

Id probably do 1 game of black (20k win) then one game of roullete with 10 numbers = $65k profit.

what would you do

My first thought would be - is this friend very rich and 10k means pocket change to them, they wouldn't care if they lost it or not. For other people 10k might be their life savings that they took 10 years to put together and it could ruin them if they lost it on a long shot gambling. If they were low on money then just tell them to go home as it'll be a waste. Otherwise I'd go for the poker tables where you have a chance of outwitting a fish, but hope that you figure out if you are the fish early on or at least play very tight because otherwise you'll lose all the money quick. No point playing games that have a clear house edge, you might as well flip a coin with a random stranger for double or nothing.
I suppose this is the only way to try to fulfill the goals of the friend in question, as poker is a gambling game that is played against other players and not the house, still it is not going to be easy as if the pool of poker players where you live is on the small side then they will know each other very well and they would have reached a state in which neither players losses too much or wins too much, and such an environment is not the appropriate for someone trying to multiply their money by 550%.
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December 28, 2022, 05:31:00 PM
If your friend would tell you hey bud I have 10k in BTC lets try to make it 65k. You play on the casino for me.
How would you play? what would be your game pattren?

Id probably do 1 game of black (20k win) then one game of roullete with 10 numbers = $65k profit.

what would you do

Well, I see that you have "set" a goal, but you also need to know how long you intend to reach it.

If there is no rush, I would bet on sports games, which have an outcome that is easier to predict, but with smaller winnings and would obviously take longer.

If you're in a hurry, then bet on luck, roulette, poker (if you're really good at it), slots and online games.
But even if there is A LOT OF HURRY, a very wrong decision would be to bet all that amount on big bets, the risk of losing would be immensely higher.

I don't know if your situation is real, if so, play with caution and good luck!
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