Topic: What trends more? A lost/win ticket of $800k - page 2. (Read 134 times)
We all gamble aiming for bigger winnings, so if you are one of those who hit jackpot prizes, you'll definitely be the trend and people can't resist wishing they'll also win a huge amount. However, losing could be somewhat become a trend most especially if you have lose a huge amount, but since gambling means making a lot of money, so people will talk more and focus more on the winning stories rather than sticking to some huge losses.
What trends more?? Loses or winnings?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
Negative publicity doesn't really work for the gambling in my opinion cause it is gonna bring bad aura to the casino but for an individual who wants to stay in the spotlight obviously sell them whether it's a win or loss as long as the amount involved is huge.Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
There's nothing to be jealous off, we lost and he won probably if we can go back and turn things then I can think about it but it's not possible so there is no use in feeling worried about a close call in gambling which is different when we are talking about taking risk with our career.
What trends more?? Loses or winnings?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
In my opinion, within the gambling community and ecosystem, it is more likely for a jackpot or hug win to be made viral and highly shared on social media. Much of it is consequence of the fact casinos and betting houses help to advertise those big winnings and jackpots, so more people will feel attracted to also wager some money on their webpages.
On the other hand, I have got the impression each time a big loss is made viral on Twitter or Instagram, it is because the person behind the betting is recognized (like in the case of Drake) or something specially tragic happened to the person who placed the bet in the beginning.
Also, There is no point to feel jealousy on other's wins, nothing good comes out of it...
I think Winnings trends more. A gambler can win $800k today and he will post it on his socials to celebrate it, but this same gambler has been gambling almost every week for the past 5 years and he has never posted any of his bets because they were lost.
As for Drake, surely we can't say he never wins if he's a steady gambler, but we only hear about the huge losses he incurs because bad news is also more interesting (if you get what I mean).
I believe gamblers are more excited to read about its wins. It gives a sense of hope that you can actually in big too one day. Losses in gambling are normal things, every gambler loses, not as big as Drake, but they also lose. What's more interesting is that you cannot lose as much as Drake, but you can win as much as Drake.
As for Drake, surely we can't say he never wins if he's a steady gambler, but we only hear about the huge losses he incurs because bad news is also more interesting (if you get what I mean).
I believe gamblers are more excited to read about its wins. It gives a sense of hope that you can actually in big too one day. Losses in gambling are normal things, every gambler loses, not as big as Drake, but they also lose. What's more interesting is that you cannot lose as much as Drake, but you can win as much as Drake.
What trends more?? Loses or winnings?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
I will not be jealous because it is not the same game since you used the word similar. I will only regret not playing the exact game he played to be a winner like him. Gambling is luck and I believe that it is impossible for two gamblers to play the same game and one wins why the other did not. So in this case it shows that I am unlucky.Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
A similar thread was created few months ago of two gamblers who the one that predicted the results added few matches to his own slip and lost the bet whereas his friend which he gave his predictions played the games exactly as he got it. It is good we should be happy and celebrate with winners, so that it will open doors for our own luck.
What trends more?? Loses or winnings?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
I think gamblers promote losing gambling more than winning. Because at that time they are depressed and share it with others to relieve their depression. But when they win, they try to keep it hidden because it is safe to keep hide their financial status Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
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How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
First of all money is true because money is the root of all happiness. So when a close friend of mine played the same game at the same time as me and won and I lost, it's natural to feel a little jealous of him getting the money. Because of this, one has to always keep one's gambling hidden and gamble alone. 
What trends more?? Loses or winnings?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
Obviously, the topic is self explanatory.. I've seen a couple of stories that depicts this particular topic, but the questions is -- which one carries more publicity..??
Do y'all feel people are much more excited when they read about a huge loss.... the likes of Drake etc??
How would you approach a case where your close friend wagers on almost a similar game with yours, and he wins but yours goes wide? Do you feel jealous in a way that you'd assume them to lose as well?
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