Topic: They know the truth but they don't want to accept it, publicly (Read 1259 times)

If we do research by taking into account the overall percentage of existing gamblers, the first thing that gamblers biggest goal is to make money and indeed some have changed this mindset to just having fun, but the percentage will be smaller.
Most people think that gambling is a place to make money because they think that gambling can give them big wins that can change their lives.
Usually you will be more obsessed if you see how streamers or affiliates broadcast game sessions where they succeed in getting big wins over and over again.
By watching broadcasts like this, gamblers will be more enthusiastic and have the ambition to be able to get the same win.
This is clearly quite fatal mistake because we know how failure occurs and what consequences we have to face if we do or have an attitude like that, it is clear that gamblers are the ones who will suffer difficulties in the days to come.

So far it is still very rare to find gamblers who don't care about the results and really pursue pleasure and satisfaction from gambling entertainment, we won't be able to find gamblers like this everywhere.
But here I sure that many gamblers are aware of this and they really gamble with the acceptance of losing money for the entertainment and pleasure they get.

This idea some have that no one gambles for the entertainment value they can get of of gambling is not really true, and this is very easy to disprove by just walking on any regular casino and see the people that are gambling there.

Since you will see the majority of those people are not really counting their chips at every opportunity they get or are overzealous about getting profits, they are just having a good time with their friends and enjoying the moment, demonstrating they care nothing about the profits or loses they are going through at the moment.

If their goal in gambling is to have fun, they will not be burdened because of the results they get at the end of the game, and there will also be no desire to try to recover their losses. They will just try to enjoy the gambling game, and whatever the result, they will accept it because gambling is about winning and losing. They also won't mind if they lose because they already know that when playing gambling, losing is normal. They will also always try to limit their gambling activities so as not to experience more and more losses because that means they have to lose their money irretrievably.

Some people actually gamble for entertainment, even though their other goal is to get money, but because they have fun they gamble without being burdened with getting money from every gamble. This means that they play without really caring about the outcome, whether they win or lose, they just enjoy the game and gamble within the limits they have set. That's not hypocrisy, but there are some gamblers who gamble for entertainment and they don't really care about the results because they don't want to be burdened by their gambling activities.

There is no need to get to the extreme of losing so much money, for what I have seen over the years a great deal of those that gamble are people that feel very comfortable taking control over the money and doing whatever they want with it.

Take as an example those that gamble on this forum and you will see the same pattern, as the majority of us has invested part of our wealth on bitcoin, since we know that given enough time its adoption and usage will become even larger, so we feel fine taking calculated risks, and that is what we are doing with gambling as well, just taking a calculated risk in which the reward is not really measured in terms of money but in the fun we got out of it.

that's clear, because in order for us to survive we also have to have money, because to do that you most likely have to use money such as meeting basic needs, of course to be able to fulfill this you need money, including in gambling, to gamble of course you need money so that you can gamble and if you win then that is what every gambler everywhere is looking for. What you say is correct, even though the motive for gambling is entertainment, the risk will still be there and it cannot be avoided.

It's true, I think they are aware of the losses they have in gambling and what they get, but this can still be covered by the hopes they have in gambling. The big win that every gambler wants is true, because if it didn't exist, there probably wouldn't be such a thing as gambling addiction. You are right, these things are related to each other and there is mutual involvement between finances and human attitudes.

If beginners wrote down their transactions on paper, it would require a lot of paper. But that could be one way to find out how much money they will use for gambling. Beginners will more often face the risk of losing their money because they feel they get a different pleasure from others, where by using money, they can make money for those who win. But those who lose will keep trying and will even deposit more money. This is what attracts them so they are still curious about winning. It can also increase their emotions when playing gambling and they will become more eager to win the gambling game. And that's why we can only use gambling games as entertainment to get pleasure so that we don't have the desire to win, which will be more difficult.

Money plays a pivotal role in gambling, because the goal for most participants is to win and secure financial gains. The connection between survival and money is acknowledged, as many essential needs are fulfilled through financial means. Whetever motive is for people to engage in gambling, even it's for entertainment, the inherent risks should not be overlooked. Any thing that involves money with posibility to lose is a risk. The awareness of potential losses and the strong desire to win in gambling are contradict each other.

The allure of potential profits often overshadows the acknowledged risks that leads people to pursue their hopes of a lucrative outcome, even if it means ignoring the potential downsides. This is the complexity of the relationship between gambling, money, and human behavior. It touches on both the practical aspects of financial involvement and the psychological motivations that drive individuals to engage in this activity.

Only they themselves can feel it and what is being done in gambling, for entertainment or to make money. we don't really know, but most people who gamble and lose they claim that it was just a normal entertainment game, but a lot of money was lost while gambling. they are really proud to say that they lost in gambling. This will certainly be a mental burden that will affect their lives.

The need to deposit money into the game is what brings a special charm to the game. This creates the risk of loss and strong emotions and this is exactly what many people lack. Some bloggers advise a beginner to play “on paper.” That is, we write down on paper those transactions that we would like to conduct online. Perhaps there is something in this, and for beginners it can sometimes be recommended, but in my opinion, it is better to accept the game as it is. We need an encounter with danger - this is what attracts us to games for money. But emotions are only part of the game. People need positive, not negative emotions. But you can never tell in advance exactly what emotions your last game will bring you.

It's true, gambling does tie closely to money,  because money is the main role in gambling, with winning is money with being able to gamble having to use money lost in gambling is money, completely gambling involves money. it's true that everyone needs money to survive  because there are many things that must be done using money including basic daily needs. the other side is that many people do this activity, some of them may believe that doing this one activity can make money quickly and quickly, but it's all just a trick that makes them stuck in the phase of gambling addiction.

I agree with you, there are many who use gambling for entertainment, but this is certainly risky, and if you think about it, there are still many other things that are fun and even more so do not have a big risk like gambling.  but any thoughts on gambling I think they clearly want to win,  because by doing gambling I think it is clear that they want to get a profitable win. and I think they are aware that gambling is likely to be detrimental,  but that is still covered by their hopes for gambling that want to win  so they don't care about the risk of loss in gambling.

everything related to money will certainly be very interesting but it can also leave a bit of a bad side if we overdo it, especially in gambling we are always presented with other people's winnings in large amounts and this can make us tempted to continue gambling in the hope of getting a win like the one we got others.
gambling is not something serious, it's just that certain gamblers always have an understanding without thinking about how gambling works, while all they think about is winning.
It's very natural that a gambler sometimes doesn't want to admit that they are gambling for money because they are hiding their shame because they lose too often and also don't want to be called stupid because they often lose and actually when they are not betting a gambler has a clear mind that he is aware of gambling just for money but when they enter the gambling room they will forget all that and their thoughts will be replaced with the assumption of wanting to win.

but of the majority of gamblers who gamble to make money there are also many gamblers who bet just for fun and to try their luck but they have self control and good financial management, that doesn't mean I'm proud of myself but right now this is what I'm doing even though I want to try my luck to get a winning bonus but still with the smallest amount without having deep feelings of regret.

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I know right but that's fine if they're telling that they're gambling for fun. Sometimes I say that people should gamble for fun but we have to admit it that there will be times that we want to gamble for money.

Regardless of our reason to gamble, we're still on our own and no one can change our minds if we gamble for fun really or we do it for the money.

And even without the money, there will still be a lot of gamblers doing it for fun or we can call most of them gamers.

Yes, the transition from playing for fun to profit is fascinating. I think most of us start with "just for fun," which is part of the appeal. The thrill and adrenaline make the game appealing. And why not? Fun should always be the focus, right?

A tiny, almost unnoticeable shift occurs. I've seen it in myself and others. We want that edge, that greater understanding of game mechanics and methods. Not only money, but mastery of the craft. Remember thinking, "Hey, Im actually getting good at this!" The game changes at that realization. A challenge and self-improvement ensue.

I fully endorse playing for enjoyment. Isnt that what life's about? Having fun in gaming, learning, or anything else. The cash? Its a nice bonus, a sign of our progress from beginners to pros. That, my friends, is a worthwhile voyage.

Understand that some people only stake on their favorite team to win without considering their opponents and odds. This is a show of support and when the reason to gamble is to show support for a team then losing money is never a problem. If this is the case, then gambling for money is not a consideration. Let us consider that Team A is playing against Team B. Team A has an odd of 1.15 and Team B has an odd of 25.2. Statistically, Team A has a higher winning probability rate so it is almost impossible for Team B to win but then an ardent supporter will still stake on Team B with a huge amount of money without concern about losing. When Team B loses, he is not worried about his stake but angry his team lost as a diehard fan and in moments when Team B wins, his excitement still doesn`t stem from his won ticket but the fact that his team won. So, it doesn`t amount to any self-deceit when a gambler says he gambles for fun.

There is an element of wanting to be right and seeing how good your skills are at accurately predicting future events. However the real validation comes from actually benefiting from predicting things correctly and getting a pay off. You might argue that this is an inherent trait in many things we do in day to day life, some people might be investors - whether in the stock market or trying to convert houses for a profit. They are doing something similar and feel like they have spotted a value opportunity. So money is an important part of the structure, because virtual money games just feel a bit empty. One thing that should be considered is the bond, of profit and loss, that these games trigger in our deep down instincts.

OP, you are now being dramatic and believing that your mind is the mind of all, are you the same person? I mean the same personality when it comes to thinking, wants and behaviour? This is why you don't justify for others, you judge for yourself. Can people gamble for fun? Oh yes, and I must tell you that aside from me, I know some people who do that. Their initial motive for gambling might be to make money but when they now experience it and face the reality thereof, they turn it into fun. Is gambling fun, yes, it is fun, provided you position your mind towards it as fun and go for the fun-filled sector of gambling. Mind you, you will have to be using a ridiculously low amount of money as your casino permits it, and if the current one you are using is not allowing you to play with such a small amount, you find another one since you actually know what you want from it.

Even as you have fun, you win and lose, but the fact that your mind is not even there for the money, you will enjoy your time spent on the gambling platform. I see some that will be playing some games and will be smiling, shouting and all that, are they not having their fun, especially when they are using low money to do that? Sometimes too, it could be collaborative work, it is actually fun if you must know. But someone like you might not believe it because you will never have that mindset towards gambling, or perhaps you do not know the aspect of it that is fun-fill. It is yours to locate that and also reposition your mind towards it for you to have fun. Again, in this way, you might lose money at times, but you will never be an irresponsible gambler because big money is never committed, and the lost money would technically be the service charge for the fun you had. This is even as you win and lose, not that you only lose throughout the spent time. This is the same whether you are good at gambling or not.

I think people often deceive themselves by saying that they play for money for fun. There is one of two things here: either they are betting money to stimulate their interest in learning their favorite game, or they are still trying to make money, but admit that they do not know how to do it yet. However, we know that there are many profitable players in the world. Many of these profitable players have been unprofitable players for a long time. They were simply playing to become more skilled at the game. To develop your intuition. In general, to better understand the philosophy of the game. And only then did they become profitable. But before that, they probably said that they were playing for money and for fun.

Definitely exciting, that's what gambling is all about, excitement and having fun. It's the thrill that it provides that some gamblers seek and that's why it's popular even though many are advocating about the negative effects of gambling, they don't really care because all vices and people that do this knows that it's bad for them but they can't quit now and they don't know how to anyway. Probably because gambling is fun and some of us don't want the fun to end. This wouldn't be the most lucrative business of them all if this isn't what the gambling businesspeople have created.

I can relate to what you're trying to say because most times people are being advised to gamble for fun in other not to become an addict or emotional in the case of losses but let's tell ourselves the truth, no one is happy when gambling and losing as their is no fun in it because the major reason why people play gamble is to win so if the winning isn't coming forth how can you expect one to be happy like who does that, suffering and smiling? Calling it fun! It's actually not possible at all let the truth be told.