I do not need to be a genius to know that gambling other people's money is always a bad idea.
At first I would try to convince my friend not to gamble that much but rather invest it, 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.
The other options would be dices, but that would be too risky, in my opinion.
If you can position yourself that way with your friend then it is much better, I agree that convincing him to invest is far better than to risk his money into gambling, it's a bad idea if you or your friend value his money, but if he doesn't care for those two options that you have may be good but always remember that it's luck that will let you win, maybe some strategy but more on the influence of luck.
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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.
That is why I would ask him first for no complaints in case of losing the bankroll entirely or partially. If he agreed with this condition I would be fine in going ahead and gambling some traditional games like crash, mines, dice, limbo, blackjack, plinko until reaching his goal or until going busted. However, if he expressed any discomfort with the loss possibility, I would tell him to find someone else to gamble with his funds or to gamble by himself. Anyway, from 10,000$ to 65,000$ is a long road to pass through and the chances of succeeding are minimal.
A better idea would be to go from 10,000$ to 15,000$ or 20,000$ only. Probably I would try to convince him about it as well.
getting the approval will give you the go signal to whatever games you prefer, but having a good control is your responsibilities with your friends money, still hard to take it up even he won't blame you for real if you lose the money but regret will always be there.
