Topic: Stop the self entitlement claims on others gamblers winnings. - page 9. (Read 1071 times)

Uhmm... It was really challenging for that dude... honestly.
I don't see why peeps become so insensible that they can't figure out what risk to take when gambling...and how risky it is to wager any amount, be it cash or crypto...
The man did well to have given him a hundred thousand... I would simply walk him off to have a drink...if that isn't enough, I'll let him cook.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

You are very correct and doing that has made matters worst for that victim of exclusively entire entitlement from folks who won't just man up and look away from other people's luck and results,  the thing is that,  since you don't share in their losses why should you be entitled to anything from their winnings this is the aspect and side of the whole thing that I still find hard to understand in all of this things because the 15 million doesn't just come,  the winners may have had a long history of loses also in the past before hitting this big win this time and at that should be allowed to enjoy his bounty in peace without interference.

People can start feeling entitled when you give them the benefit of some kind of relationship with you, but it is very wrong. Feeling entitled to someone else money is immature. The person we are discussing even did well to appreciative in currency, some people will only tell you "thank you", and they expect you should be okay with that, but that is also not good. Some of the people who feel the most entitled and are quick to share money in their head when it is not theirs are people who will be slow to share and give out money when it is their turn. Dissociate yourself from anyone who you notice has the entitlement mentality.

Entitlement begats excessive expectations and excessive expectations when not met brings absolute envy which is likely to make the entitled person to want to anything within his reach to bring down the concerned person.
When a gambler gets massive winning, there are a lot of people who do think that it's their right to receive a certain amount of money from the winning and when their expectation aren't met, they become too bittered which absolutely evil. For the gambler to stake his gamble with his own money, it's his right to give or not give to anyone he wants to give regardless of how huge his winning is. So calling someone who gave you free 100k because he win 15 million is bad and should be condemned.

Jealousy between different people is a story as old as humanity itself and is never going to change. There is even good recommendation that if by some miracle you were to win a huge amount on something like the lottery, that you do not share that even with family, as it can heavily affect your relationship due to the sense of entitlement that you talk about. The best thing you can do as a casual observer of it is to discourage it and then simply ignore the kind of people who would beg for money. Also, you must not forget that writers love to generate controversy when writing articles like this because it acts as clickbait and draws in a lot more viewers, so they can even imagine such angles out of thin air.

Dont know if its really that necessary on making those charitable acts or sharing up if ever you do win big? Its someones money and if he do able to win up then its their full rights on what they should gonna do with it.
Neither he would really be having plans on sharing it up or would really be that basically be keeping for himself considering that he's still that break even after all the years that hed been doing gambling.
Its not really that shocking that people around dwould really be always have something to say on which its never been that something new anymore. People do really love to judge,
people do really love to make out some sayings, people do really love to make some issues, people do really love on assuming things which they dont really even know on whats their situation behind.
In overall, its better to ignore about this stuff all the way.

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 this 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.
If this was Drake or any other celebrity winning 50k$ on Stake, then one could expect him to give away that completely to their followers, since he has lost a lot more than that on sportbetting alone and that amount is nothing in comparison to what he gets from his career and sponsorships.
This was a normal person whose lucky day finally came in and yet, people do not seem to understand and are not willing to out themselves in the shoes of someone who may have gambled for years with minimal success, and still expect him to give up on more and more...  

It's like taking a loan and when it's granted, its like you are required to treat the people around. It's really a nonsense attitude.

Gambling is not an exception. A lot of winning gamblers  are actually showing their generosity by giving other gamblers a good amount which serves as their "balato". Although its not bad as long as you are doing it with goodwill, but to be honest let's just cut this attitude because we are not obliged to do this in the first place. Note that its not easy to win in gambling, and before you win, you are losing a lot first before hitting your luck. So if you analyze it carefully, you are just gaining back the money that you have lost. If you decide to give, its like you are making a charity event, you give without asking for return.

Most of those news coming from this legit new outlet are fake but that not withstanding since we can still learn one or two lessons from the discussions,  because the topic is most appropriate at this point in time,  since gambling is something that comes with some form of unexpected outcome such as in form of jackpot winning like the case with the ops,  it make more sense to make sure we protect our privacy at all time,  because hard it been that the gsmbker in question just gamble online,  he won't get called out for such because no body will know about the wining unless those he be tell at some point.

This is a high risk situation for the gamblers because he already get called out on social media which will further expose him to ore extortion from those around him,  but what the contribution of the guy that is calling him. Out for sending 100k in the winnings of the 15 million.

If the gambler had mad the win of 1000$,probably he may do the donation of the 50-100$ maximum to the charity.So it’s like 5-10 percentage of their total earning from the gambling win.The gambling style of the western and rest of the nation was totally different.Because they had their own approach to the gambling and casino.They ready to give the 100 percentage of the winning to the charity.But this was not done by the rest of the country gambler.The main reason behind this was the western gambler doesn’t need any money.They will do the gambling only for the entertainment.And claiming the other winning money is not the good way by the gamblers friends.

There is a high sense of entitlement individuals especially those of them on social media have, Imagine a situation where the winner giving somebody out of his own magnanimity a sum of 100k and at the end of the day people begin to lambast the winner, telling him that he will have given more, how much more will he had given that would have been enough. Social media is breeding people with a high level of entitlement, what if he hadn't given him a dime, what would they have done.

What a shame they only got a penny it should have been the overall winnings to be given to that guy so that he won't talk. I don't think you're part of that luck in the first place that you are entitled to be given some charity. The thing with people who are ungrateful is that no matter you gave or not they still have something to say.

This is something I have also noticed and not only in the context of gambling and sportbetting, on the internet and specially in western countries, there are people who have a very strange attitude of entitlement for pretty much anything others have gotten by either saving and working hard or because of gambling as this case.
I agree with you in this matter, by the way. The winning got for each one of us and each gambler is solely of their property and no one is in place to judge them for the tips or shares that fortunate person decided to give to one person.

Perhaps, that kind of person believes all of us are supposed to be 100% given to charity, which is unreal, if someone who hit such a high multiplier then decided to even give me a 5%, I would just try to be grateful, thank them and then move on with that money.
This will not be the last time we see stories like this one, that is for sure.

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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