Topic: Importance of Gambling to the society - page 3. (Read 2600 times)

If people use gambling as a social and recreational activity, they must pay attention that not everyone in that society has good self-control. It can cause someone in the circle of society to be drawn deeper into gambling without being able to get out. They should only use gambling appropriately so as not to get too deep into gambling and also not use more money. But if they can control themselves in gambling, it seems it's okay if they use gambling as a social activity.

Yes, we should see gambling as entertainment. Nothing else because if someone wants to use gambling as a money-making suggestion, they will not succeed in getting it. Instead of earning money, they may face rejection from society because society does not want to see them turn into a gambling addiction. This makes most people ultimately choose to hide gambling as their secret activity to avoid public curiosity about their daily activities.

I understand your perspective on gambling as a form of entertainment, and it's true that people have varying opinions on the matter. While some see it purely as a recreational activity, others may associate it with negative consequences when approached as a means of making money. Society's views on gambling can indeed be complex and diverse, and opinions may differ based on cultural, moral, or personal beliefs.

I see gambling as entertainment. No one in the society can say anything bad to me for it. When someone sees gambling as a means of making money, the society will turn against it. Gambling is frowned upon by the society. Some things are good for bad people.  Some people are looked down upon by people. Bad people gamble and lose money and indulge in bad deeds. Society cannot accept that good people are looked down upon by society when they gamble as entertainment in their leisure time.

Lol that sounds ridiculous, I don't know how true this is, because how possible is it that someone would put his hand in fire and knowing that this has hurt them pretty bad and they'd just deliberately want to mislead people into falling into the same ditch and feel the same pain, not that the person has anything to contribute to their misfortune. Are there really people like that?

It can be argued that gambling can contribute to the well being of anyone if it's seen as leisure, the basic intentions behind any activity done for leisure is to wind off stress which inturn becomes beneficial to the wellbeing of the individual who did engaged in the leisure activities. This can be seen as one of the main benefits of gambling especially when seen in this regards.

As entertainment gambling can be very much beneficial because generally entertainment is such that it's very beneficial to everyone as it seen as an avenue to rid of stress and other exhaustion gotten from work and other activities which we engage in our daily lives. Gambling helps fellow gamblers meet and get to socialize and in most cases see how how they could network and Share ideas which will be of great importance to their lives outside gambling, all these benefits of gambling are such that if focused on could outweigh the disadvantages which comes with our overly involvement in gambling.

How our minds deceive us into thinking "this time it's different" is fascinating, isn't it? Dopamine and hope combined cause us to see patterns when none exist. Although the chances are mathematical in sports betting, our belief system frequently takes precedence over objective statistics. Even if we know the house usually comes out on top in the end, why do we still so enthusiastically embrace the illusion of being the "lucky one"? Don't our cognitive biases play us like puppets?

Money management, on the other hand, changes the whole game. I believe we all have our own strategies. The worst part is that what makes sense to me may seem reckless to you. In sports betting, risk management is just as important as winning picks. How many gamblers actually get the meaning of bankroll management or value betting? Isn't it interesting that we frequently fail to recognize the shortcomings in our own tactics while being eager to criticize those of others? Having fun while being mindful is not only advised, but also necessary. How many people do it, though? Isn't that the true risk?

Of course there are many factors that influence them like that, namely the environment where they live and the majority are gambler and perhaps many of these people's get result from gambling which encourages other people's to do the same activities in order to get similar result, even though that is part Just happy when they get the jackpot before these people who are instigated don't know that these people have spent a lot of money so that their winnings are not bigger than what they spent. Sometimes there are gambler whose lives are ruined, they don't want to be ruined alone, they want to invited someone to do the same thing so that they have friend to continue to fulfill their gambling desires, so in my opinion, gambling in today society is very disturbing, there is a lot of gambling around us that seems to justify it his activities.

Exactly, illusions always interfere in every session they do and sometimes including me too, illusions come from the encouragement of hopes and expectations that are too high that make us like putting dreams that seem to be coming true because they are driven by belief, so the assumption "this time I will be one of the lucky ones out of 10 people playing" is nothing more than a hallucination, it's quite strange even though they always know and feel the real evidence that even though they have put their faith and high hopes basically the final result is always dominated by disappointment.

Considering something for money management may be easy enough but not everyone has the same and correct management, it could be that you think it's right but according to others it's wrong, everything comes back to each of us in dealing with it as you said, combining fun with awareness is what is really recommended and what should be applied to gambling.

Indeed, every gambler has a different mindset when it comes to gambling, there are those who think that gambling can make a lot of money so they only see it in terms of profit or winnings and there are also those who think that gambling can be used for fun. look for activities so they will play. gamble when they feel bored or tired at work and they will naturally be entertained by the gambling games they play.
 So, in cases like that, we ourselves are the ones who determine what the use of gambling is and what its purpose is, in other words, it is the awareness factor within a person that determines it. gambling just for the sake of winning or gambling as entertainment for itself.

Actually, the illusion of power is an issue when you're gambling. Our cognitive errors make us easily fooled. Here's an example of the gambler's fallacy: thinking that a win is "due" after a string of losses. Patterns dont work in gambling because its so random, but the mind continues to believe them. That feeling of hope and panic is common when money problems make it hard to make decisions. That feeling of "This time I'll win" is just a dream.

Consider this issue: Can we really manage chance? Actually, we can choose how to respond. Establishing boundaries, understanding odds, and knowing when to stop gambling are all parts of healthy gambling. Achieving this balance means combining pleasure with awareness. Being able to control our actions and hopes is more difficult than just winning at gambling.

Those who gamble for fun and do not gamble regularly but only in small amounts and their gambling is open to everyone, do not lose their respect even if they are looked upon by the society, but those who gamble in public and do not keep the gambling secret and gamble in public for the purpose of earning. The society becomes very difficult because the people with such activities are looked down upon by the society. So how one looks at gambling depends on the type and purpose of gambling

It is none other than because they have their own mindset and beliefs in themselves, big wins at the beginning of the engagement are usually the main factor why they can have such mindsets and beliefs, they assume that gambling is really a real place to earn, even though it is nothing more than their hallucinations that come out of too high expectations, and also on the other hand some self-control will be useless because their awareness is much lower than the mindset and false beliefs that are in their minds, this is more on lust that is difficult to negotiate.

Not only blind, but there are also some factors that encourage people to remain enthusiastic in pursuing winnings from gambling and one of the more likely in my opinion from the factor of insufficient circumstances such as in terms of economic weakness in their lives, so when they see an opportunity to get money from gambling then they will assume that this is a solution to improve their financial situation, without them knowing that the opposite is happening. Expectations have defeated the facts of reality, they always think "it looks like in the next session I will win", but it never happens and instead the number of losses increases over time, I think it is also difficult to apply some restrictions if the mindset is not correct.

I agree, not everybody is gambling and the funds to provide services as free health are limited. There are already plenty of benefits from the lottery and gambling in general. For example the taxes, the government gets a lot of money from the gambling industry, it also employs quite a few people that rely on the casinos for their monthly salary. What if all that gambling money would just be put into a savings account and not used at all? That would be terrible for the government as it misses out on a lot of income. On top of that are all the big gambling winners that manage to get life changing money. As long as we don't become addicted and lose all our money I don't see any issues with gambling and mostly benefits. In the end everybody decides for himself if he wants to gamble or not.

The importance of gambling to society can be viewed from various activities, and opinions on this matter may vary. Here is a major point in people often consider when discussing the potential importance of gambling. The potential importance of gambling is a Social and Recreational Activity. For many people, gambling is a form of entertainment and recreation. It can be a social activity, providing a platform for people to gather, socialize, and enjoy themselves. Some argue that responsible gambling can be a leisure activity that contributes to overall well-being.

Free healthcare from lottery It is really limited and gamblers always play this game with the desire to double their money. There are lots of people who will buy the lottery with money but very few people who will get the treatment from the lottery and the rest of the money will be enjoyed by the lottery managers so it is also a form of gambling. However lottery system gambling is a very small number every year so no country government bans it. Actually the gambling that takes place in the casino has a lot of money judgments but i think that these activities are exclusive. Because if you have money you play gamble and if you don't have money you abstain.

Those who believe that gambling can make money will see that this is not true, and the more they try, the bigger losses they will experience. They will lose their money to gamble when they could actually use it for more useful things. Again. Apart from losing money, they are also at risk of becoming addicted to gambling. They will not be able to realize when they will be addicted to gambling and will only find out that they are addicted to gambling after being pointed out by the people around them. And what's worse, they don't want to admit that they are addicted to gambling and still deny it even though they will continue gambling. Those who decide to gamble must be wise in treating gambling appropriately so that they do not experience any problems or become addicted to gambling.

That is a fact that they must know and be aware of because knowing it will make them slowly realize that they have made a mistake in their life and must immediately fix it so they don't get into even bigger problems. But if they can immediately realize that they don't need to gamble too often just because they want to make money, they will see that many people who try like them will experience the same fate where they will also lose their money. There are even some people who lose all their money and become bankrupt. Gambling may not be very important to society because society has seen the impacts received by those who frequently gamble and cannot treat gambling as entertainment. And this is what makes people think that gambling does not bring benefits, especially to people who cannot control themselves well while they are gambling. The public will also always warn people who want to get into gambling to be careful and not get too deep into gambling. Otherwise, those people will lose their money and will not be able to recover the losses and even the worst thing is that they can develop a gambling addiction.

Yes, those who are addicted to gambling will not be able to stop themselves from gambling because it has become their daily focus and they don't want to do other things. They also don't see that there are many things they can do to fill their free time rather than just gambling. But they probably won't feel tired or realize that their money has run out because they can get money from anywhere to continue gambling. Who knows how long they will be like that because they are addicted to gambling and are only chasing wins that are difficult for them to get.

People who already know and are aware of the risks of gambling will not allow people in their environment to get into gambling because they also don't want to see other people become addicted to gambling. That will only cause difficulties for his family and society because they have to take care of him and take him to a rehabilitation centre so he can cure his gambling addiction. But if there are people around the community who are still gambling and can control themselves well while gambling, the community will continue to monitor and supervise that person and will take action if the community thinks that person has started to lose control of themselves.

For people who are addicted to gambling, they will not be able to stop themselves from gambling, especially if they win, it is very likely that they will continue gambling until they feel tired and realize that their money is gone, because they find it difficult to control themselves when they are in the casino, of course There is always temptation and most people are easily tempted by this temptation because they are greedy and only chase a win that they are not certain to get back, as you said above.

It is true, basically people already know and are aware of the risks of gambling, but most of them are blind to how much money they can win so they rely on gambling as a way to make money. Not stopping gambling, but limiting yourself in gambling activities. If we are able to limit and regulate when and how much to bet, I think people will not experience big problems in gambling.

You're right about gambling being a business strategy, not fun. Addiction is cruel, as you've witnessed. Gambling is supposed to be enjoyable, right? Game enjoyment is compromised when the thrill of possible wins overshadows it. You've taught your buddies how to bet for fun, not luck - good job. However, their reluctance to listen, distracted by the elusive great win, reveals deeper difficulties. Not only money, but the psychological trap of 'just one more try. In reality, gambling psychology is complicated. Our pals chase losses, ignoring the fact that gambling odds are against them. Your approach to fun gambling without stakes is smart. But gambling addicts don't think logically. The emotion, optimism, and what if matter. If they focused on enjoying the game like you do, they could find a better balance. Although exhilarating, the desire for a big win shouldn't drive you. This is about enjoying the process, not the result.

It's just so ridiculous how most gambler's picture gambling as the only way they'd use to get rich, just because they hear or maybe know close folks who's hit it big through gambling, so the idea that they'll be that fortunate gets instantly planted into their head and they start channelling all their efforts and resources towards ensuring that they meet the same fate. But they forget that gambling is far from that, it's not an instant get rich scheme, and the chances of being financially stable through gambling is really slim.

Then it means that you are gambling solely wanting to make money, not just enjoying yourself. Therefore, you can't benefit any from gambling aside from experience and losses. If your thought about gambling is true, then we could ask why the government never banned this. In fact, the government had issued a permit to operate which means that they never saw it as harmful, only we (gamblers) mismanage our time, money, and thinking. We just assume that by gambling, we can make our lives better, yet it never happens because, in the first place, it is not considered as a source of income that we could rely on.