The fun stops when a gambler starts to realize the amount of money and time they have spent in gambling and what they could have done with all that money instead. There comes the fact that it is bad both to chase losses and also keep track of those losses (even though one is not necessarily chasing them anymore).
The happy gambler is one who forgets and forgives, who does not have any emotional need to count of lost money and the "what if" of their gambling sessions.
It is said that gambling is a hobby or an activity which can be partaken by people of all social classes, but I would personally never incite anyone who cannot afford to pay for entertainment, to venture themselves in gambling.
This can be very annoying especially when we have tried for many times to make sure that we look for how we can better our lives in gambling but after so many years of playing bets, there is still to story to write home about. Gambling is interesting to those that had been making consistent profits from the market and we need to make sure that we do the right thing before we we ever think of gambling like those that have the wealth and means to gamble anyhow they like. Gambling need to be more of patience but at the same time, we need to develop ourselves as quickly as possible. The happy gambler is one who forgets and forgives, who does not have any emotional need to count of lost money and the "what if" of their gambling sessions.
It is said that gambling is a hobby or an activity which can be partaken by people of all social classes, but I would personally never incite anyone who cannot afford to pay for entertainment, to venture themselves in gambling.
