Yes, we should be prepared to lose the money we bet on gambling, because that will determine the future. because in my opinion, many people who gamble unprepared will lose the money they bet, causing them to lose self-control which leads to gambling more than they can afford. I would be very happy if my income was that big, but I don't get the amount you mentioned per month, so I just gamble as much as I can, don't think about continuing to gamble in order to win, because that will only kill me.
I agree with you, because it seems like there are people who have thoughts like that, they gamble to double their finances, actually that's not wrong, but what you have to pay attention to is that the chance of losing in gambling is more dominant than the chance of winning, so it's completely wrong. will make a profit even with those who bet big, because the gambling company will not care about our situation, even if our goal is to double our money to cover financial problems, the gambling company will not look at that. and as you said, thoughts like that shouldn't be better just get rid of them, in order to avoid small problems that can become big.
If we decide to gamble, we should think about the risk of defeat and the risk of losing our money, and we must be ready to accept whatever outcome will happen to our gambling, whether it is winning or losing. If you win, don't ever be greedy to continue your game and exceed your spending limit, such as more than 1%, because what is there is not that you will profit more, but you can lose your winnings because you are too greedy, but if you experience defeat, you must also be ready to accept it and not trying to catch up on the loss.
We live in an era where all basic necessities are expensive, in contrast to the past when everything was still cheap, so people are flocking to get more income from their fixed jobs, namely by gambling, hoping that gambling can generate profits to supplement their living needs, even though they shouldn't think so. gambling as a job because it is very risks, they will only increase the burden on their lives because their living needs are reduced and they will also lose money quickly due to making gambling as a side job.
I agree with you, if we do gamble then we should be prepared for the risk of losing the money we bet on gambling and whatever the amount is a percentage of our income, if we have made a deposit then it means we have to be prepared for the risks involved. I myself have implemented this, because in my opinion, if we gamble but are still afraid of losing the money at stake then it is likely that we will chase losses that have already occurred, and in fact this is not recommended, if you have already lost then stop and come back another day to try your luck again Also in my opinion, if we bet with 1% and lose that amount, I don't think it's a big problem, but a big problem occurs when we are greedy with the gambling we do.
it makes sense, also with the lifestyle that demands some young people today, they have a high sense of pride and are looking for alternatives to earning money through gambling, and they shouldn't do this, because gambling will only make them miserable even though there are opportunities to win but that doesn't mean it will always be obtained. It's true, gambling like making it your main job is very risky because the income you get is not clear, it's different from physical work with that we will get a salary that is clear in terms of amount and time. they have to distinguish between what is true work and what is for entertainment.