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Quote from: Golftech on January 26, 2020, 11:18:27 AM

Staying low-key the best practice that you need to do after successfully win huge amount of money inside the gambling house. There's no need to broadcast any information about your lucky day as it can turned to not a good outcome we never know what inside those people who you talk about your money.

your opinioin is totally right, we must stay low-key after winning some , in gambling we must stay calm, dont put all in, dont use all money in 1 round, we must sparate to backup our lost too.
manage it like trading so we can gain our money not only gain our percent of profit.

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Quote from: johnwest on January 26, 2020, 01:26:36 PM

I am not a big time gambler. I just gamble for fun and I share everything as it is with my family and close friends. I dont feel any stress on disclosing my gains or loses. Rarely I got big gains and I shared them with my family, They always made me cautious that I may lose big some day and I know the risks so I dont gamble any bigger amount. Betting for fun is more good than bad in my opinion.

If you are also sharing your loses along with your gains then it may not put bad affect on your community as your community will not be misguided that they will only win in gambling. If you will share both of your results then they will find that in gambling they will either win or lose. It will be more beneficial for your community if you also explain your bet in that share so they also learn from you. You can also give some tips to them for better results.

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I am not a big time gambler. I just gamble for fun and I share everything as it is with my family and close friends. I dont feel any stress on disclosing my gains or loses. Rarely I got big gains and I shared them with my family, They always made me cautious that I may lose big some day and I know the risks so I dont gamble any bigger amount. Betting for fun is more good than bad in my opinion.

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on January 25, 2020, 04:48:55 AM

When the time I'm still gambling (I stopped already), I prefer not to share it to anybody because I don't want too.

I know that the ones who will share my gains in gambling will beg that I will treat them until all my winnings will go to them. One reason too that I don't want to share it is because I don't like that they will be addicted to gambling although I'm not addicted into it.

For me, why should I need to say to them or to all of them my gain? Is it beneficial for me? Does it helps me to win? I think it is not. It only creates rumor and envy from them. I just want to live a peaceful life while playing gambling, we all know that in gambling many people are being greedy I dont want to be harmed by them because they got envy due to my big gains. I just need to stay lowkey.

Staying low-key the best practice that you need to do after successfully win huge amount of money inside the gambling house. There's no need to broadcast any information about your lucky day as it can turned to not a good outcome we never know what inside those people who you talk about your money.

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Im not winning a huge money such as hundreds thousands or millions of dollars since I started playing gambling. But incase if Im going to win that amount if Im lucky maybe I will keep it secrer to others but I will tell only to my family. Yes because if someone knows that you win a lot of money in gambling your life and the family will be danger.

Just like in lotto their Idenity will not show in public or their names or even their faces because they know that they are prone to be rob ny the others if they know who win the lotto jackpot but if a player wants to tell to the other people that is their choice but I really believe better to keep quiet be happy of what you have get and enjoy the money.

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Quote from: robelneo on January 24, 2020, 11:34:34 PM

Quote from: seoincorporation on January 20, 2020, 03:50:48 PM

As people say, you can talk about big gans with people you trust or with family but is a bad idea to make from that public information because you can easily become a target, and not only for hackers or scammers, you could become a target to govs who are chasing those ones who avoid taxes payments.

When we get huge gains we want to scream it to the world, but the wise move is to keep it only for yourself.

We are human and it's our nature to brag something that are adding to our achievement, and social media is such a great venue for this kind of bragging, we see people posting about their wins, their deals and their rank in the gambling sites, which is wrong because you are inviting people to gamble, thinking that they can do the same.

nice point aside from being prone to bad elements such as kidnappers or holduppers or even people that may ransacked our houses because of publishing our Big wins but instead saving others to try their luck as well until they reached your winnings(but for sure they will get the opposite result upon trying)

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on January 25, 2020, 04:48:55 AM

Quote from: angryswamp on January 20, 2020, 05:02:45 PM

I still prefer not to talk about my major gambling profits because people will ruin it and easily make you lose it. I like to be cool and just tell a few people that they're so close to me that if they know later, they won't get upset. This is because people around you can have different reactions. For example, if you make a lot of money out of something they might be trying to steal it or change their opinion about you.

When the time I'm still gambling (I stopped already), I prefer not to share it to anybody because I don't want too.

I know that the ones who will share my gains in gambling will beg that I will treat them until all my winnings will go to them. One reason too that I don't want to share it is because I don't like that they will be addicted to gambling although I'm not addicted into it.

Here in our country, usually this is a problem.

People in our country is hospitable but sometimes, it is too much. People are contented to beg to their friends and sometimes mutual friends. I think that is a bad manner if being done frequently but still, they usually do that.

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Having a conversation with out friends or colleagues about bit gains is probably the most effective way of advertising a gambling platform. The benefit is that, they will also receive the opportunity to win the same, but it doesn't mean we could apply it to other people. Sometimes it turns out to be us, looking to scam people. so, not spreading the word about it is better. Let the people see, because we could advertise in a traditional manner not in the way that it seems to be good to be true.

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Quote from: Fundamentals Of on January 24, 2020, 11:39:09 PM

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Quote from: seoincorporation on January 20, 2020, 03:50:48 PM

As people say, you can talk about big gans with people you trust or with family but is a bad idea to make from that public information because you can easily become a target, and not only for hackers or scammers, you could become a target to govs who are chasing those ones who avoid taxes payments.

When we get huge gains we want to scream it to the world, but the wise move is to keep it only for yourself.

We are human and it's our nature to brag something that are adding to our achievement, and social media is such a great venue for this kind of bragging, we see people posting about their wins, their deals and their rank in the gambling sites, which is wrong because you are inviting people to gamble, thinking that they can do the same.

I think so. People really want to brag almost about everything. Are they only celebrating? There is a very fine line between just sharing out of excitement or just celebrating something and saying they are better and luckier and ahead from the rest. People are doing some sharing when in fact what they really want to do is just to show off. And in social media, that mentality is at its worst.

Indeed that's worst to show other people what you are getting in life because you don't know when and how people can take advantage from this habit of yours. Better keep your secrets only to you and your family I think all celebrations should be done with our family and at home than disclosing all to unknown people they could be bad and opportunist so just avoid talking about your big gains.

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on January 25, 2020, 04:48:55 AM

When the time I'm still gambling (I stopped already), I prefer not to share it to anybody because I don't want too.

I know that the ones who will share my gains in gambling will beg that I will treat them until all my winnings will go to them. One reason too that I don't want to share it is because I don't like that they will be addicted to gambling although I'm not addicted into it.

For me, why should I need to say to them or to all of them my gain? Is it beneficial for me? Does it helps me to win? I think it is not. It only creates rumor and envy from them. I just want to live a peaceful life while playing gambling, we all know that in gambling many people are being greedy I dont want to be harmed by them because they got envy due to my big gains. I just need to stay lowkey.

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Quote from: Maotezi on December 13, 2019, 05:00:43 PM

Do you tell others about your big winnings?
Or do you wait for the time to pass and then talk?
Are you bragging about the big winnings or do you want to make a point not to waste your time and money in the casino, but get it already?
Of course it is already known that people like to brag, but is it wise to talk?
In my opinion it is by no means a good idea to talk about big gains, because it can only cause bad things, here are some:
1.Of course, you can be the target of a robbery first.Never invent a Facebook or a Google
2. As much as you spend your time and money in the casino, the environment will say that you are addicted and that the gain is nothing.
Environment can not talk , people around will talk/look@your table , if you win big , it is part of the gambling fun
3. We bring the danger of ourselves and our loved ones, this is in the first place, but these come to the detriment of your safety.
life is not about safety , it is about living and passions are one of many wonders.
as Ancient Greek Philosophers said Πάν Mέτρoν 'Aριστoν
4. It is not good if you plan to have a job and to thrive in it, and your subordinate knows what you are doing.
bosses and subordinates have obligations within the work space ,ban them if they intruding into your personals

These are just some of the examples, to hear your opinions, supplement me if I am wrong.

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Quote from: robelneo on January 24, 2020, 11:34:34 PM

Quote from: seoincorporation on January 20, 2020, 03:50:48 PM

As people say, you can talk about big gans with people you trust or with family but is a bad idea to make from that public information because you can easily become a target, and not only for hackers or scammers, you could become a target to govs who are chasing those ones who avoid taxes payments.

When we get huge gains we want to scream it to the world, but the wise move is to keep it only for yourself.

We are human and it's our nature to brag something that are adding to our achievement, and social media is such a great venue for this kind of bragging, we see people posting about their wins, their deals and their rank in the gambling sites, which is wrong because you are inviting people to gamble, thinking that they can do the same.

If a person is winning then it means that it is not harmful for that person so he will not think it bad if he will invite other people to gambling. So it is not the fault of those people who share about their big winnings while there are many people who come to join the gambling industry without getting a complete knowledge about gambling. Many of them do not have control on themselves for that it is better that if a person like to share their winnings then they first have to train their community that how to get involved in gambling in a safe way. After that when they know that their community know all the things related to gambling then they have to share about all of their winnings.

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on January 25, 2020, 04:48:55 AM

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When the time I'm still gambling (I stopped already), I prefer not to share it to anybody because I don't want too.

I know that the ones who will share my gains in gambling will beg that I will treat them until all my winnings will go to them. One reason too that I don't want to share it is because I don't like that they will be addicted to gambling although I'm not addicted into it.

That's right. Giving money to people is not always a good thing. Sometimes it makes their life worse than it was before. It's not that it's always bad, though. I was given some money to gamble with several times during the past years, and I haven't become addicted or anything. But: 1. I never asked for the money(which would be a red flag, obviously); 2. Those people knew me very well to know that they won't do me a disservice by giving me money to gamble(or buying me a ticket for a poker tournament). If a gambler is begging you to share your big win with him/her, after you told them that you won big, so that they could gamble with the money, it's better to not give it to them, and it's even better to not talk about your big wins with such people, in the first place.

indeed it would be better not to teach and give visions of gambling to others. People's principles will be different, and if they become addicted to gambling then their lives could be worse. I also do this, sometimes just sharing a few benefits with the people closest to me that I know that they know the limits in this game.

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Quote from: LogitechMouse on January 25, 2020, 04:48:55 AM

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When the time I'm still gambling (I stopped already), I prefer not to share it to anybody because I don't want too.

I know that the ones who will share my gains in gambling will beg that I will treat them until all my winnings will go to them. One reason too that I don't want to share it is because I don't like that they will be addicted to gambling although I'm not addicted into it.

That's right. Giving money to people is not always a good thing. Sometimes it makes their life worse than it was before. It's not that it's always bad, though. I was given some money to gamble with several times during the past years, and I haven't become addicted or anything. But: 1. I never asked for the money(which would be a red flag, obviously); 2. Those people knew me very well to know that they won't do me a disservice by giving me money to gamble(or buying me a ticket for a poker tournament). If a gambler is begging you to share your big win with him/her, after you told them that you won big, so that they could gamble with the money, it's better to not give it to them, and it's even better to not talk about your big wins with such people, in the first place.

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Quote from: angryswamp on January 20, 2020, 05:02:45 PM

I still prefer not to talk about my major gambling profits because people will ruin it and easily make you lose it. I like to be cool and just tell a few people that they're so close to me that if they know later, they won't get upset. This is because people around you can have different reactions. For example, if you make a lot of money out of something they might be trying to steal it or change their opinion about you.

When the time I'm still gambling (I stopped already), I prefer not to share it to anybody because I don't want too.

I know that the ones who will share my gains in gambling will beg that I will treat them until all my winnings will go to them. One reason too that I don't want to share it is because I don't like that they will be addicted to gambling although I'm not addicted into it.

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Quote from: robelneo on January 24, 2020, 11:34:34 PM

Quote from: seoincorporation on January 20, 2020, 03:50:48 PM

As people say, you can talk about big gans with people you trust or with family but is a bad idea to make from that public information because you can easily become a target, and not only for hackers or scammers, you could become a target to govs who are chasing those ones who avoid taxes payments.

When we get huge gains we want to scream it to the world, but the wise move is to keep it only for yourself.

We are human and it's our nature to brag something that are adding to our achievement, and social media is such a great venue for this kind of bragging, we see people posting about their wins, their deals and their rank in the gambling sites, which is wrong because you are inviting people to gamble, thinking that they can do the same.

I think so. People really want to brag almost about everything. Are they only celebrating? There is a very fine line between just sharing out of excitement or just celebrating something and saying they are better and luckier and ahead from the rest. People are doing some sharing when in fact what they really want to do is just to show off. And in social media, that mentality is at its worst.

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Quote from: seoincorporation on January 20, 2020, 03:50:48 PM

As people say, you can talk about big gans with people you trust or with family but is a bad idea to make from that public information because you can easily become a target, and not only for hackers or scammers, you could become a target to govs who are chasing those ones who avoid taxes payments.

When we get huge gains we want to scream it to the world, but the wise move is to keep it only for yourself.

We are human and it's our nature to brag something that are adding to our achievement, and social media is such a great venue for this kind of bragging, we see people posting about their wins, their deals and their rank in the gambling sites, which is wrong because you are inviting people to gamble, thinking that they can do the same.

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Silence is golden.
what is the point if it threatens your own safety if you tell people about the victory we have achieved.
I personally prefer to enjoy the victory in gambling with someone I love without him knowing where the money came from.

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Quote from: zhekinsp on January 24, 2020, 03:17:43 PM

Quote from: angryswamp on January 20, 2020, 05:02:45 PM

I still prefer not to talk about my major gambling profits because people will ruin it and easily make you lose it. I like to be cool and just tell a few people that they're so close to me that if they know later, they won't get upset. This is because people around you can have different reactions. For example, if you make a lot of money out of something they might be trying to steal it or change their opinion about you.

When it comes to money then no one should be trusted even if if they are very close to you because people will look for benefits from your gambling rewards and sometimes it will be hard to resist ourselves from letting know the people about our rewards but its better if you try to be cool as you said.

Yes, we need to selective to choose the person that we want to tell about our winning so they can keep the secret of our winning. We don't have to say to all people that we know because we don't know what they think about the winning that we can get. It is normal if after they know about our winning, they want us to buy some food or celebrating the winning moment with them but we don't have to tell how much money we can get.

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Quote from: seoincorporation on January 20, 2020, 03:50:48 PM

As people say, you can talk about big gans with people you trust or with family but is a bad idea to make from that public information because you can easily become a target, and not only for hackers or scammers, you could become a target to govs who are chasing those ones who avoid taxes payments.

When we get huge gains we want to scream it to the world, but the wise move is to keep it only for yourself.

The best way is to keep yourself calm and enjoy your earning/winnings by yourself or together with your love ones. This way you'll be free to anything that might harm you. Deal with your happiness without risking yourself, huge amount of money changes people's perceptions they can do harmed when they become greedy.

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