15.6M can't be $16000 as per the current exchange rate, that's around $13600, do your math very well, the exchange rate is now 1154 per dollar, and it keeps growing up and down at times.
I have seen people pointing gun on a gambler to settle them, something they aren't a part of so I am not surprised, this will serve as a lesson to the gambler that online gambling is way better than visiting any gambling location.
I saw this news two days ago and I was like, why the heck did this man let the news spread this information, in a country that's less secured? Inside of me I was like I can never be in such position, not knowing that something like this will even happen.
This days if people know your worth you are in trouble, they will feel entitled to your money, as if you both sweat for it, stop gambling in a casino, grab your smartphone and gamble online, if you win no one will threaten you or feel entitled to your money, also no one will know that you are into gambling.
Topic: Stop the self entitlement claims on others gamblers winnings. - page 8. (Read 977 times)
November 03, 2023, 02:40:02 AM
November 03, 2023, 02:34:55 AM
N15.6m might be a lot of money and even N100k is a whole lot of money as well to have even chose to gift it out from his goodwill. I think the punter out to have been more than happy he or she received such amount.
I don’t know how these guys seem to forget all the manly loses without any form of consolation these gamblers have gone through and had to handle that alone. No one saw that, no one kept tabs on that and no one knows what situation they might have been going through while keeping fate with the process.
He might have won N15.6m but might have lost close to half the amount or so in gambling too. He has paid his dues, let him reap from his many years of sowing. If the punter wasn’t cool with the no deal gift he got, why don’t he return it and be okay with having nothing of it. People could be so ungrateful!
I don’t know how these guys seem to forget all the manly loses without any form of consolation these gamblers have gone through and had to handle that alone. No one saw that, no one kept tabs on that and no one knows what situation they might have been going through while keeping fate with the process.
He might have won N15.6m but might have lost close to half the amount or so in gambling too. He has paid his dues, let him reap from his many years of sowing. If the punter wasn’t cool with the no deal gift he got, why don’t he return it and be okay with having nothing of it. People could be so ungrateful!
November 03, 2023, 02:27:38 AM
IMO, there's no law in gambling mandating that a gambler must share part of his winning with eith friends or fellow gamblers in the gambling house, for that, you owe no one an apology either or not you chose to give a penny whatsoever. Let stop the self entitlement claims towards fellows gamblers that won big amount of money.
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Tipping should always be your choice and not something you're pushed to do. It's perfectly fine not to tip, and it's equally okay to provide any amount as a tip. Don't let these "entitled" individuals pressure you into doing something you don't want to do or more than what you are willing to do.
It's surprising that some people even publicize such actions. Disgusting, isn't it?
November 03, 2023, 02:02:50 AM
Yes, you see this a lot in the online chat channels, where people quickly congratulate people on their large wins and then the passive begging starts... where these people demand some kind of reward from the winners, because they think the world owe them something. 
People should just accept that not everyone can win big amounts at casinos and when someone wins.. they are not under any obligation to share those winnings. Imagine that you bet a combined total of say $100 000 in a period of a month and then suddenly you win $80 000.... do you think that person is in a profit? So, why should he or she share that win with other people?
Your JACKPOT is yours.... and you decide what you want to do with that... tipping or sharing is your own decision.
People should just accept that not everyone can win big amounts at casinos and when someone wins.. they are not under any obligation to share those winnings. Imagine that you bet a combined total of say $100 000 in a period of a month and then suddenly you win $80 000.... do you think that person is in a profit? So, why should he or she share that win with other people?
Your JACKPOT is yours.... and you decide what you want to do with that... tipping or sharing is your own decision.
November 03, 2023, 02:01:52 AM
It's kind of becoming a norm in the gambling house for people to act with some sort of self-entitement to other gamblers money just because it was money won through gambling. Some even go further to argue that using so little amount to winning so much amount of money you ought to share it with others in a ratio of 60:40. What a nonsense!
These people should start gambling so that they will know how much we lose first before they say this kind of shit to us. It's not like we gambled for free, it's our money that is on the line and it is also our analysis that made it win and not theirs. I call these people beggars. And I'd rather give it to gamblers who will tip me if ever there comes a time that I am broke than those who will not give me anything in return but just criticism about the money I gave them.
Whatever the amount a gambler gives, appreciate it. At least he is not selfish to share his profits. Those who ask for more are the plagues who don't even realize that it's not their money that was put on the line.
IMO, there's no law in gambling mandating that a gambler must share part of his winning with eith friends or fellow gamblers in the gambling house, for that, you owe no one an apology either or not you chose to give a penny whatsoever. Let stop the self entitlement claims towards fellows gamblers that won big amount of money. The attitude is disturbing.
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A gambler will choose if he wants to give or not and in any format and amount that he wants. Some do giveaways thru trivias while others will just rain it down to other gamblers. I like it more when they do trivia, make them work for it. Not like crocodiles with open mouths waiting for their prey.
But like I said, it's a gambler's choice on how he wants to give out the money he won. Some could just stay silent and its totally fine.
November 03, 2023, 01:47:26 AM
@CleanThing_ must give all of is money to poor people especially people who live in Africa where they lack of clean water and healthy foods, why he can life comfortable when there are many poor people out there?
The point of donation is same like gambling "use amount that you can afford to lose" if the gambler only can afford to lose 1%, there's nothing wrong with that.
The point of donation is same like gambling "use amount that you can afford to lose" if the gambler only can afford to lose 1%, there's nothing wrong with that.
November 03, 2023, 01:32:10 AM
though for big time gambler this is a small win but in countries like ours? this is truly huge enough to be thankful.
and lets get back to the commentor
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who cares for this statement? how I wish that he can do better when he is the one who have that win , and besides that is 7 percent of the total win (correct me if im wrong) so how low it is? can the punter gain that for himself? lucky for him that the winner gave Him tip when the truth is there is no obligation and that is just a TIP that coming from own decision.
wondering why people are not growing because of this kind of attitude .
November 03, 2023, 01:13:34 AM
There is no obligation for a gambler who wins a lot of money to share it with others. It is based on his own conscience. If he wants to share or let's say donate, that's also up to him.
People should also know they should not ask the winner for a small share, especially if they don't know the winner well. But whatever it is, it should not be a burden on the winner that he "Has" to share with others. Don't think too much about it because it's not a big deal.
Do what you want if you are the winner. And if sharing with other people makes you feel comfortable, do it. But if not, don't tell other people about your winnings and keep it to yourself.
People should also know they should not ask the winner for a small share, especially if they don't know the winner well. But whatever it is, it should not be a burden on the winner that he "Has" to share with others. Don't think too much about it because it's not a big deal.
Do what you want if you are the winner. And if sharing with other people makes you feel comfortable, do it. But if not, don't tell other people about your winnings and keep it to yourself.
November 03, 2023, 01:00:30 AM
The question I have to ask the punter is that, when they gambler losses does he send back the money used for wagering? If the punter is so good he doesn't need to be in another's man's business. If the punter is so good, he would have also played the gain an still won that huge amount of money too. The punter is just a greedy fellow. If I were him, I would be more happy that I am horning my craft well, I will be all over social media sharing this goodsnews and marketing myself. I will go on to create a telegram channel, where you have to pay to get access to the information -betting tips I share there and some be interested in what some person won and didn't give to me. That is absolutely insane.
November 03, 2023, 12:58:43 AM
It's kind of becoming a norm in the gambling house for people to act with some sort of self-entitement to other gamblers money just because it was money won through gambling. Some even go further to argue that using so little amount to winning so much amount of money you ought to share it with others in a ratio of 60:40. What a nonsense!
Those who think that way must be out of their minds. I saw this post flying around social media, but I didn't pay much attention to it. One thing that people really need to be aware of or think about is, before this person was lucky enough to win this money using little money to place the bet, have they sat down and checked the person's betting record, i.e., his overall betting history, which includes all his winnings and losses with the total money that he has spent on gambling all through his life?
If they believe the person who won such an amount from gambling should share it 60/40, then they should be ready to give back to the person who has been losing in gambling all their life at least 40% of everything that they have lost. People are just being so biassed towards a winner in gambling; they got blindfolded based on the result of one winning, not thinking about what the person has gone through. In my opinion, giving out after a win is by choice, and it's not a mandatory thing after all. Assuming the game did not play, no one will help you cry or feel the pains of your loss.
November 03, 2023, 12:55:43 AM
why did he even gave in the first place when that guy didn't do somehing for him.
those guys doesn't feel shame after earning something they didn't work for. but you could only view it like that ungrateful dude must have been expecting substantial amount after seeing the guy made profitted so much. why he is expecting i'm sure i dont know. the dealers in the casino doesn't even expect from high rollers who wins.
if i were the guy who gave, i would just say that N100 is what you deserve. but i'm guessing they know each other well and so the other one look down the other.
those guys doesn't feel shame after earning something they didn't work for. but you could only view it like that ungrateful dude must have been expecting substantial amount after seeing the guy made profitted so much. why he is expecting i'm sure i dont know. the dealers in the casino doesn't even expect from high rollers who wins.
if i were the guy who gave, i would just say that N100 is what you deserve. but i'm guessing they know each other well and so the other one look down the other.
November 03, 2023, 12:26:59 AM
As elucidated in detail on the image the story of a gambler in my country who won a whopping amount of N15.6M that's about $16,000 and out of his generosity gifted one of the punters a sum of N100k an act which IMO could be referred to as an appreciation for doing nothing.
Getting to X (twitter) some people started dragging and criticizing the gambler and calling him names, that the N100k he gave to the punters out of N15.5M he had won was too small and that he could have done better. Below in the image is one of many tweets from the critics.
On the contrary against the critiques some persons where on the side of the gambler saying he the gambler was too magnanimous to have released a N100k as appreciation for someone who did nothing for him or added nothing to his winning bet
It's kind of becoming a norm in the gambling house for people to act with some sort of self-entitement to other gamblers money just because it was money won through gambling. Some even go further to argue that using so little amount to winning so much amount of money you ought to share it with others in a ratio of 60:40. What a nonsense!
IMO, there's no law in gambling mandating that a gambler must share part of his winning with eith friends or fellow gamblers in the gambling house, for that, you owe no one an apology either or not you chose to give a penny whatsoever. Let stop the self entitlement claims towards fellows gamblers that won big amount of money. The attitude is disturbing.
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The gambler didn't have to give anyone a penny, but he decided he would share a little of his win. If I am having a decent session and the site i'm playing on has a rain function, I like to send a little out to chat to try and give myself some good karma and keep the winning alive. The amount that I or any other gambler decides to share is up to us though, noone else has a right or claim to anything. Getting to X (twitter) some people started dragging and criticizing the gambler and calling him names, that the N100k he gave to the punters out of N15.5M he had won was too small and that he could have done better. Below in the image is one of many tweets from the critics.
On the contrary against the critiques some persons where on the side of the gambler saying he the gambler was too magnanimous to have released a N100k as appreciation for someone who did nothing for him or added nothing to his winning bet
It's kind of becoming a norm in the gambling house for people to act with some sort of self-entitement to other gamblers money just because it was money won through gambling. Some even go further to argue that using so little amount to winning so much amount of money you ought to share it with others in a ratio of 60:40. What a nonsense!
IMO, there's no law in gambling mandating that a gambler must share part of his winning with eith friends or fellow gamblers in the gambling house, for that, you owe no one an apology either or not you chose to give a penny whatsoever. Let stop the self entitlement claims towards fellows gamblers that won big amount of money. The attitude is disturbing.
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Lately I have been tipping less as there are so many beggars in a chat, it's almost like a full time job for them to sit there and beg all day.
November 02, 2023, 08:51:57 PM
I'm with you on this. There's no rule whatsoever that requires you to share your gambling winnings with anybody. People should stop expecting too much from the winnings of other people. It's perfectly all right to share whatever you have, but it should be with full willingness and generosity. If you are sharing because you are somehow forced by other people to do it, you better not share. Who are these people anyway? Why should they take a part of what you won?
November 02, 2023, 07:08:16 PM
Entitlement poisons an individual mind and makes the individual think the goodwill and kindness extended to him is deserving. That has stopped a lot of people from getting helped in any way.
In this case you mentioned, the winner of the bet was kind enough to share his winnings. Very people are kind hearted but it’s entitlement like these make people think of helping people out. If I was the guy who won, after having offered a particular sum and get turned down, I would never give you any money again. If you’re not appreciative, thinking you deserve more, you’ll end up losing a great deal of help from man that may have come your way.
In this case you mentioned, the winner of the bet was kind enough to share his winnings. Very people are kind hearted but it’s entitlement like these make people think of helping people out. If I was the guy who won, after having offered a particular sum and get turned down, I would never give you any money again. If you’re not appreciative, thinking you deserve more, you’ll end up losing a great deal of help from man that may have come your way.
November 02, 2023, 07:05:51 PM
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Like from the post here, we never knew the relationship and what transpired between the both people. Judging from the recent view we can say it's very ill of him to act in this manner and even display it publicly. I think the other guy was even warm hearted to give him such amount of money and him still demanding more is a No and corny behavior, he should definitely work on his self-discipline
Yeah, I also thought of that, and at some point, I want to believe that there is a cordial relationship between them, the one that won the jackpot and the guy that called him out on x, the thing is that, whatever we are doing, we must have to bear in mind that privacy is key to everything and at every point in time, we have to make security and privacy our key focus in this industry. Like from the post here, we never knew the relationship and what transpired between the both people. Judging from the recent view we can say it's very ill of him to act in this manner and even display it publicly. I think the other guy was even warm hearted to give him such amount of money and him still demanding more is a No and corny behavior, he should definitely work on his self-discipline
The whole situation is all about entitlement and what have you, but all triggered by the knowledge of the winning, so if the guy had played in online casinos, he wouldn't have been called out in this manner.
November 02, 2023, 06:43:17 PM
Many people on social media really love to meddle even if they don't contribute anything. They just make noise to get attention, surpassing even the punter, just feeling entitled. A person who has won has no obligation to share their winnings with others, no matter how big it is. Giving a gift of that value should be seen as a generous and voluntary act, not an expectation. The critic demanding a higher amount is out of line. The winner should not feel guilty for what he did because it's his decision and his money, and he should enjoy it without pressure.
November 02, 2023, 06:37:09 PM
If someone posts a thing on social media, it is expected that it will cater to different opinions. Mostly people who want to troll can make an unpleasant sarcastic reply while others are just telling their genuine thouhgt. If a person does not want to be on the hot spot, learn to hold oneself and never post anything online. This way people won't have a chance to troll, flame, praise, or agree with your posts.
Besides giving something to people, may it be a tip or not, we should not brag about it on online platforms.
If they helped me to win a huge amount then I would give them at least 25% of the winnings but if they do nothing and I just feel to be generous, I would just give them a small amount, and in this case of winning $16k I would tip them around 0.1% which is equivalent to $16. That is already big money in my country and being able to treat two to three people to some fast food.
Besides giving something to people, may it be a tip or not, we should not brag about it on online platforms.
If I am the winner I will just laugh at them since I don't have any obligation to give a share to those entitled guys on my winnings. They didn't contribute anything so for sure they can't ask more bigger than that since its just part of good will to the winner that he share some small part of his winning. If they can't understand well there's a problem with their attitude and the winner shouldn't add more because he need to secure his self for better future since winning that amount is rare to come to other individual that's why he shouldn't get affected with those call outs since for sure there are to many people understand and appreciate the amount he give.
Self entitlement towards other peoples winning is bad attitude and they should know that they don't have right to dictate those people who win its because that's not their money, if they also win for sure they do the same so they should not get greedy since nothing will happen to them.
Self entitlement towards other peoples winning is bad attitude and they should know that they don't have right to dictate those people who win its because that's not their money, if they also win for sure they do the same so they should not get greedy since nothing will happen to them.
If they helped me to win a huge amount then I would give them at least 25% of the winnings but if they do nothing and I just feel to be generous, I would just give them a small amount, and in this case of winning $16k I would tip them around 0.1% which is equivalent to $16. That is already big money in my country and being able to treat two to three people to some fast food.
November 02, 2023, 06:26:30 PM
Getting to X (twitter) some people started dragging and criticizing the gambler and calling him names, that the N100k he gave to the punters out of N15.5M he had won was too small and that he could have done better. Below in the image is one of many tweets from the critics.
"too small" Jesus christ people are rather entitled sometimes. From what I've seen from other posts it was told that said punter was the reason for the win but in the end, it's not like they had a contract/agreement for said bet and the money should've come from the person themselves, not the punter. That N100k should be more than enough as a show of appreciation imo since there could've been nothing instead really. Now this ain't nothing new, but it's like asking the lottery winner to give you 1/10 of the prize money because you "contributed" one of the numbers when asked earlier (sometimes I know people who ask others a number or two for their lotteries). Kinda dumb if you think about it like that. 
November 02, 2023, 06:07:57 PM
I am not an expert, but I would are to say giving 100% of ones winnings to charity is rare besides, people on Twitter who are criticizing his fortunate gambler do not keep in their minds that this is a person who gambled 100N, and it is not like other big whales who only gamble for fun because they already are millionaires and stuff like that.
The OP didn’t broaden what actually transpired well, according to what I read on X was that the person he gifted the 100k after winning was actually the person that helped in predicting the game for him or maybe one of those punters that show up they Game and the eventual winner actually went ahead and played that particular game and he won, and his heart of generosity (because I see it as such) he gifted the other punter that amount which causes the fuss by others who thought he should have given more.
For me I don’t see it that way, he didn’t had an agreement to drop a certain amount of money should he win but rather he went ahead to gamble his own money, had he lost would the other punter have compensated him?, this to me is similar to someone discussing a business with you and how it will yield profit and you went ahead to invest in that business with either your money or loan business, I don’t think this person will point hands at you if you gift him anything later because it was never his entitlement.
Also, if the punter gave him that pick, or sure, he himself also got that pick and won something. This is what people are missing: these guys don't give out picks and not pick it themselves. Also, if the punter himself did not ask for anything in return and still got something out of that lucky pick, why would other people be mad on his behalf? I sometimes don't understand the entitlement people has in today's day and age. That money the winner used to bet came from his funds and not the punter's, and so even with the pick, if there's no money to risk, there's never a money to be made.
Or even if the punter did ask for something, why would he if he knows that pick will win? Why did he not bet on it and reap the rewards himself?
November 02, 2023, 06:07:08 PM
It's kind of becoming a norm in the gambling house for people to act with some sort of self-entitement to other gamblers money just because it was money won through gambling. Some even go further to argue that using so little amount to winning so much amount of money you ought to share it with others in a ratio of 60:40. What a nonsense!
IMO, there's no law in gambling mandating that a gambler must share part of his winning with eith friends or fellow gamblers in the gambling house, for that, you owe no one an apology either or not you chose to give a penny whatsoever. Let stop the self entitlement claims towards fellows gamblers that won big amount of money. The attitude is disturbing.
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IMO, there's no law in gambling mandating that a gambler must share part of his winning with eith friends or fellow gamblers in the gambling house, for that, you owe no one an apology either or not you chose to give a penny whatsoever. Let stop the self entitlement claims towards fellows gamblers that won big amount of money. The attitude is disturbing.
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If I am the winner I will just laugh at them since I don't have any obligation to give a share to those entitled guys on my winnings. They didn't contribute anything so for sure they can't ask more bigger than that since its just part of good will to the winner that he share some small part of his winning. If they can't understand well there's a problem with their attitude and the winner shouldn't add more because he need to secure his self for better future since winning that amount is rare to come to other individual that's why he shouldn't get affected with those call outs since for sure there are to many people understand and appreciate the amount he give.
Self entitlement towards other peoples winning is bad attitude and they should know that they don't have right to dictate those people who win its because that's not their money, if they also win for sure they do the same so they should not get greedy since nothing will happen to them.
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