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I recently watch video of Adin Ross about using his friends money to gamble. His friends allow him to gamble it and it’s just insane to see how this kind of things work during shit case scenario. On the video, Adin won’t allow them to cash-out unless they will agree for the all-in bonus buy on slot or they can cashout but with just a break even amount of their bank roll. They start from a 1000 grand balance and they manage to turn it to 7000$. Actually they are trying to cashout the moment they made 2000$ but Adin keeps giving them that same option to push them to play more. I know that Adin is just toying with them but their reaction is just hilarious because they are serious due to the money amount involved.


I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/tKqO2UaYDhA

No, I have never bet with a friend's money, I know very well the risks when he says do a slot bet using my money and I know very well the feeling of a friend losing all the money in the bet, I watch youtube.be if it's true that Adin is playing with his friend, but his friend believes what Adin said, in my opinion it's just luck that they did in the slot bet.

How from the first Adin was unlucky in his direction to his friend, of course the story is different isn't it.

For that, to be honest, I don't want to do what Adin did, I'm happy if I win, losing is of course another story, I prefer my friends to risk on their own accord than me to be blamed.

Betting is spiritual, I can't afford to bet with a fellows money because there are lots of risk involved, first what if they lost his money while betting trying to play the slot who would take the blame or who would pay back Adin or his friend?
Despite how calm or cool him seems to be during betting and you notice you are on the  - minus side I don't expect a reasonable man to keep betting. However I never bet with a friend together or even betting with his money rather I have called a friend to borrow me money to try my last chance, borrowing doesn't mean it a huge money but very little which later send back to him after I got home because I couldn't get access to my mobile app to make a transfer.

I dont really liked to get blamed on and this is why i dont really like on handling other peoples money when it comes on dealing up with something not only on gambling but also in other things as well.
As long it do get involves with money then expect that people would really be that impulsive and wouldnt really be recognizing whether you are a close friend or not because they would really be suing you up in regarding on what happened into their funds.This is why its better to make use of your own and do save up the hassle on minding about other people in case you do lost a particular bet.
Your money your rules and if its lost then you are the only ones who would moved on and you wont really be that responsible on giving out some reasoning into those people on where you do make
use of their funds.

This is a fantastic way to gamble not only money that is not yours, but to gamble your friendships. Even if you believe you have a good strategy, what do you think would happen when the inevitable bad day/unlucky circumstance occurs? Not smiley faces, that's for sure. I think the concept is inherently irresponsible and stupid.


I would argue that betting is far from a spiritual practice ::) ::)

Never!!!

Honestly, I don't know if this can be beneficial for moneylenders.
I say this because the coolest thing about a casino is being able to take risks without depending on anyone, make your own bets, take the risks yourself without owing anything to anyone and have fun on your own and not give that option of fun to someone else.

I understand that in this case the person who lent the money was only interested in profit, but it is a typical scenario in which the person will not gain anything if they lose everything, not even the pleasure of having placed their own bets, it is as if it were simply flush money down the toilet.

It's fun as a viewer but I don't think it is still fun when you're involved in the same scenario because money is sometimes more than enough to ruin your friendship.

I know some of my friends gamble but i'll never gamble their money when it could easily ruin their day and maybe more as they might have other plans with the money they've spent.

Adin had a lucky run with his friend's money and if I did that to my friend's money it'd probably last only a few minutes at best since my luck isn't that good with casino games.

If you gamble other peoples money I do not trust you if you gamble with your friends money then you are disloyal. Why would any one want to lose their friends money and gamble their friendship with their friends. I only gamble with my money and no one else. If you do it with other peoples you will have a debt to them and lost money gambling. I hate that gambling brings out the worst in people and they think they can use other peoples money instead of their own.

I think I won't gamble my friend's money even if I am given the permission to do so. It is fun until it isn't. It is fun while it lasts, while there is still money left or if you are winning. But if things go wrong quickly and your friend's money is lost, your friendship might go sour. I just don't want that.

I think the most that I have done is gambling money pooled together. I and my friends used to chip in equal amounts and bet that money somewhere. But which team, which player, what number combinations, above or below, etc to bet is going to be agreed by everybody. No regrets in the end.

I only share what already happened. My bets that lost and won.
But when it comes to doing it with a friend and his money is the only one at risk, then it's a no for me. I'd rather we both go to a casino then go our separate ways there. Play our own game at different tables and use our own money. I don't like the blame game thing which happened to me before although my friend is not really blaming me but it's myself who I blamed for the loss. The feeling is not a good one, I kept on thinking about it for about a month and it's difficult to forget it.

Even if your friend is rich and let you gamble his money. I think it's still not a good idea to gamble with money involved. I have an experience when we gamble with my friends and win like from 1 dollar to 100 dollars. Then he bet all of the money because he thinks it's a good idea like he get greedy, yeah you know the results we lost and things went awkward because I don't know what to say to him when he lost the bet.

Still the best to gamble with your own money, you can still gamble with your friends though its fun.

When the losing starts, blaming begins. And when all the money is lost, things would get even more awkward and you might even hear cricket sounds while you're together going home. No more laughter between you. No more sharing of fun stories. Everybody wants to say something but keeps it to themselves instead because they know it would rather make everything worse. But the worse thing is that everybody is openly blaming everyone else, pointing fingers, yelling, and gets into a quarrel. Everybody goes home on their own.

So yes, risk and gamble only your own money if you value your friendship.

Lol
this is what my friends and I often do when we get together every month, not much different from what Adin does to his friends. I think it's fine for entertainment purposes, as long as our friends also approve of this action. Now the difference is when I get a big profit, the results are divided into each account to play together and compete with the one with the biggest balance, so he gets an additional tip.

I haven't tried it because I know the risk but it's worth trying as long as I can have my friends agree that it's for fun and there's no expectation of winning, for entertainment purposes only and they are aware of the risk and they only pool money that they can afford to lose.
Honestly, I hate using my friend's money when it comes to gambling, it is their money if they are going to lose it in gambling they might as well lose it playing themselves so they cannot blame anyone if they lose.

We did with my friends before, but not a huge amount though. It was a pooled money between me and my friends and only one of us should decide which will we place our bets to.
However, i think the story of the OP is a bit different since the guy who leads them to betting doesn't own a portion of money they used for betting. That's a different story though, you'll get blamed with it if things turns out the other way around than winning, simply because it's easier for you to lose since it's not your money in the first place.

I have not, like most of us who have responded so far. I consider gambling a personal thing, and one where you have to make your own decisions with your money.


If it were a case like the one you describe, I could do it. The closest thing I've done to that is to buy a lottery ticket among several friends after a meal and have one of them choose the numbers.

Maybe it will be fun, especially when you and your friends can accept all the risks that might arise from gambling. So we all really use money that we don't spend on gambling and can accept when that money runs out on the gambling table with no regrets. And our friends also understand all the risks and can accept it.

If so, we can use the money to gamble; maybe only one person or several people will gamble, while others will only see them gambling. And later, the winning money will be divided equally among us. As long as it's okay for everyone, I guess we can try it, but maybe I won't try it too often.

This seems like a fast way to lose a friendship, if someone wants to gamble using their own money then they should be free to do it, after all they are the ones working to obtain that money and they should be able to spend it in whatever way they want.

But gambling with the money of a friend even if such friend has given their permission is a bad idea, because if you happen to lose it is unlikely they will just accept it and they will ask for you to pay for their losses, and when you refuse as supposedly they accepted the possibility of facing losses you will generate a lot of resentment on your friend, to the point I will not be surprised if the friendship ended right there.

Gambling with a friend's money is a bad thing, it's called do-or-die affairs in my locality, it's not good because if he losses there will be a big misfortune and if it's not taken care of in a polite way it might take one's life.
Gambling is not something you will assist some with, even advising a gambler is not advisable, to be intense is not.

20k views in only 2 days, these kind of videos seem to be quite popular. I like how he switches from Slots to Black Jack all the time, seems like a funny guy. If his friends are also streamers then there is nothing wrong with using their money. In the end it's all for content and trying to make them more popular, that is why they are also trying to get the highest possible returns. Nobody wants to see someone only makes very small bets and goes home with a 10% profit. The big flashy bets are what attracts the viewers. If this was just some friends playing together without an audience then the behaviour wouldn't be cool at all. Going from 1k USD to 2k USD is already a huge profit with slots and they should have cashed out at least partially their winnings already. Then going up to 7k USD was very lucky is not going to happen in most cases. If he had lost all the money of his friends they would be pretty mad.

Yeah, is there anyone want to lose his best friend which has been stay for 4 years just because of money? it's not easy to find a best friend since there's a lot factors and reasons behind it, that's why when I want to gamble, I will not ask my best friend to join. I just ask him to come with me when it's about travelling, party etc where it wouldn't ruin our relationship.

This might a reason I prefer to gamble on online casino because I only gamble alone.

I never have done that even several years ago when me and my friends used to go to Caesar Palace almost every day.Since the coming of the Internet I immediately start to gamble online with the limited choices we had in the beginning and as soon as crypto came I have never looked back and don't use any other casinos beside crypto ones.

I know that with friends you can have a lot of fun but of course the level of sadness and rage can be multiplied when you are losing together with your friends,I remember one time one guy that left it all in gambling playing slot machines in those years and he did not have money to eat dinner so we gave him tips,that is a very bad situation I would never want to be in and that is why I play only from the comfort of my home.

It depends on the relationship of the players, trust determines it all, Adin seems to be coaching his friend on gambling that's why he can play his card with all comfort from his friend and himself. Imagine couples who are gamblers, they can play with each others money whenever they wish. In gambling winning and losing always come in place and who wins or loss doesn't matter; if my friend lose out with my money it's seen as fun because that's the game. Didn't watch the video though, but I could imagine the curiosity in the faces of the players not to lose out their winnings. And the immense fun of winning.

Hehe, sometimes is very hard to control and even those who gamble can attest to it. I have a friend like that who often uses his clothes to gamble and if that passes he didn't win he will move down to his belt and shoes.
Spiritual I mean was just an extra ordinary force that keeps controlling people to gamble more instead of quiting or taking a break for the main time before continuing again.

I looked through YouTube video and I can assure you that they made more over this video. So he had fun, his friends were annoyed and had fun at the same time. We, watchers liked to watch them as well. Adin is probably seeking only fame and money through streaming here so it doesn't even matter. In real life I honestly can't offer to my friend that I would like to gamble with his money. It would be seen as very shameful event.

Gambling with friends sounds fun but you can’t guarantee that you will be in good terms at the end when you lose your money due to wrong decision in betting. You will confused and indecision at some point of your game when you encounter consecutive lose and emotion often comes on this situation that always cost an argument.

Gambling is designed to be at your own risk. Doing this coop gambling will just put your friendship in jeopardy because we know how person behavior becomes unstable during at loss.

When money is involved we will know the real behavior of our friend, if you have a friend who can still able become after your friend after huge loss you did, protect your friend at all cost because he's the true friend. Sometime you need to test your friend behavior with money involved, if he ask small loan, just give it and let's see if he will pay back the loan based on time or not, if not your friend isn't good enough to trust.

I haven't tried this yet and most probably I will never have the heart to do it either in the near future because I know well-enough the risks associated with gambling, using your money alone and not even your friends'. Gambling using your own hard-earned money possess a risk. What more gambling using a chip in money from your friends, the consequences will just be greater and it could even put your friendship with them at stake the moment things don't go into your favor.

If my friends will allow me to use the money we pooled for gambling, I would first of all, make everything clear to them that whatever happens, there will be no pointing fingers and "what could have been" questions. It should be established that there is a consent prior making the bet so the friendship won't be at risk. Next, I will let them know about the possible outcomes, the worst case scenario such as losing it all, if they agree then that's when I'll proceed making the bet or playing the game. Otherwise, I won't really engage in it. It's really a tough topic since friendship and money is involved. We don't want to lose the people we value the most just because of money, do we? So it's better to be cautious than to regret big time later.

Factor is guilt. Ofcourse it would be somehow fulfilling especially if you guys are winning but what if the other way around happen? Some people would say they're okay since agreement is present but what would matter is how each individual would feel on the inside.

Thoughts of "I should have bet with myself" "We could have won if we follow my bet".

Playing and betting alone will be better in my opinion; there'll be no regrets and will be easy to accept that you lose. Same thing with winning wherein you'd be more satisfied earning all of the amount possible than end up splitting wherein comparison with the efforts of winning bets could even take place. It is money we are talking about and greed will always take place.

Well, I'd probably go all in really, not my money after all. Besides, guilt aside, it seems like it was for the content so I'll take the dive and be the guy who just goes yolo. I wouldn't consider breaking friendships or whatever with the amount lost, it's for fun anyway. I'd thoroughly enjoy myself with that, sounds like a lot of fun as Op has said. I don't think I'd ever be able to experience it though, don't really have that many rich friends that gamble. I'd only ever call it bad if it was stolen money. If it was given out and the person giving out already said they can spend it on gambling, then why the hell not?

I like most others have never bet using their friends money. I can’t imagine any of my friends wanting me to do the gambling instead of them just doing it themselves. Gambling is supposed to be about the entertainment, so giving your money to someone else would be like buying someone else a ticket to Disneyland instead of going yourself. It’s not quite the same.

Maybe he did, but he also intentionally lost all their money. He had 2400, went all in on blackjack and stood on a hand of 8? That's like asking for a loss.

If I remember first round he had 12 which is risky as hell to stand on and the dealer went over and then next hand he had 8 and just let it there. The dealer started with 12 so that was a free win for the casino. I'm sure he knew that he just wanted to lose the money to make his friends complain on the live video.

I wouldn't want to play like this if I saw he's using me for the video and not playing for real.

If this was for a video like that and I saw my friend is using me to get me into raging and attract more viewers I'd allow it if he shared the profit later ;)
If we were playing for real and I saw him deliberately being careless and losing my money,  I'd never give my friend any money again.

That said, some of us need to put the blame on someone to feel good about the loss. They want to win but can't handle a loss, so at least they can say a friend lost it.

In fact, it looks similar to those entertainment programs on TV where the participant has to answer questions correctly in order to advance to bigger prizes, but he can't give up on the middle of the process to leave with a guaranteed, but lower prize, with the exception of few "checkpoints" which are offered to the participant.

Just like this story OP mentioned, many people feel entertained when watching such programs or videos. So it's a powerful method for the streamer to accumulate views, get popular and earn money through advertisement.

The bets themselves become just part of the show. The real profit must be being done through alternative ways...

No, I will never get involved in gambling using my friend's money. I know the risk of gambling so I won't be risking friendship over money as well. As much as possible, I don't want to gamble with a friend because, in some situations, it can our game strategy. I also don't want to be blamed or feel too much pressure when I don't get lucky results in gambling. I think it will be better to gamble and enjoy using our own money where we could feel entertain and decide for what we want freely.

Never have I ever. Well, if my friend hand me that money and trust it on me to gamble then I wouldn't hesitate to do it and for sure I will respect the condition and met it but if it's not then call it quits. For me, I would never trust my money to a friend unless I feel he/she was really that lucky for that day but with risk management involve.

I think you labeled it wrong OP because that same money that Ross gambled wasn't his friends money alone as they all chipped-in and that includes Ross to create a $1000 bank roll. Because if that is not the case, I don't think his friends will just agree to gamble all that money under Ross's decision alone, I mean why would they hand their fate to Ross's hands if he doesn't have anything to lose.

I did experienced it OP and yes, it is definitely fun to do it as long as you all agree with it. In my experience, what happened was we all just got lucky that day because we just started from $200 and it became $3000 later on. And so, we decided to leave the place and divided the money we had because we are scared that the table might not favor us later on.

By the way, it was on my early 20s when I experienced that and surely, it is so memorable for me because that is also the only time we gambled and chipped-in together.

I don't know, I always have trust issue with streamer.

Because, 90% they could be using sponsor money and the way he push them like this because is sponsor money and cannot be withdraw that's why he pushing him to always keep betting the amount ~XD.

My trust issue in streamer  ;D

Well as long as you friends are ok with it, then you can definitely go and continue to gamble. And sometimes we do it, let's say go to land base casino's and pool our money together to play for baccarat or black jack. So the one who is going to sit is obviously gonna play and call the shots.

So it's totally his decision to shoot for more if he is lucky that time, it's his call and we will not blame him if we losses that capital money, just saying. So it's a lot of fun even for us just watching how your friend will turn your money + or -.

Personally, I never play in a casino with other people's money because I understand that in order not to become a gambler addicted I just have to follow a few rules:

- Play only with personal money that is intended for entertainment
- Do not spend more than originally planned
- Always try to quit gambling while you have money
- Do not gamble more than once a week or twice a week

It's a shitty content promoting carelessness and poor money management that people can emulate or copy. I know these guys they are literally just fooling around and could not care less about losing money, but it’s really bad since there are people who tend to do what these influencers do because they think it’s cool. Playing and fooling around with friends in gambling is fun, don’t get me wrong, but if you have a platform that big, I guess better put disclaimers about not trying it or better yet, think of other things to do to make public rather than gambling carelessly.

In several cases, I have done it with friends who are considered to have a close relationship. that too, with a small bankroll. just to do fun, while filling spare time and it's quite fun because we will have a different sensation. plus, it has a different tension too.

However, in the case of Andin. to be honest, I was reluctant to do it. because, the money at stake is not a little money. at least, for me personally. also, it's too risky to bet using a friend's money. the magnitude of the burden seems to overtake us, especially if in that gamble we suffer defeat. of course, there will be an unpleasant feeling. in fact, not infrequently friendships can be damaged because of these things. so, it's better if we gamble only using the money we have. at least, we do not harm others.

If you're the one playing, then you should not be the one suggesting this, they might think that you're just using their money to sustain your gambling, it should be a mutual agreement of all parties involved and there should be a gentlemen's agreement with whatever the result is, you will all respect it.
I'm not comfortable with this setup and I haven't tried it before, I don't want to gamble using other people's money
because I cannot guarantee a win and it might cause a rift between us, even if some of your friends make not aware of it.

I've never done this again but I did it only with one person and that was my cousin where it had happened years ago. We went to physical gambling places near our area and that's where we trusted each other when someone don't have money. I'll let him gamble with my money and vice versa. It's a mutual agreement and it's hard to find this type of setup unless a friend or relative really trusts you with their money and they know that you've got luck with you and that's why they're betting on you and allow their funds to be gambled.

They say gambling can ruin relationships and friendships. I've heard stories like this and they end up blaming and fooling each other in the end. When money is involved, we can't expect that friendship will be firm especially when it comes to gambling. Yes, it is a good thing that you are winning for now but you can face the consequences later on. If you want to gamble, you should use your own money and not rely on your friend's pocket.

Even with family or relatives or close to blood which when it comes to money then you should expect that relationships could really be broken with this and this is why its not really that shocking if ever there would be those actions specially on blaming out just because you had really make yourself that lose their money.This is why its better to play with your own funds and never ever make out some guarantees that
they would win.

Play with your own funds and you would really be able to avoid all the hassles or worrying that someone would blame you out if ever you would really be losing
those bets.

To be honest, betting with a friend (or using his money) is deceiving in a way that he might give you permission. In the event that you do incur a profit, expect that your friend would at least receive the lion's share from it. But the moment that you lost your friend's money, expect that he would definitely ask for you to pay it- to the point of even breaking your friendship.

Betting/gambling is highly addictive and potentially dangerous especially when you are dealing with relatively high amounts of bets in a given process. There is that chance that you might win big and you might turn a $1000 bet and double/triple it, but the risks are too high for me to even consider betting that kind of amount.

It's fun because all you need to do is to gamble with their money and whatever will be the outcome of it, you're out of it unless there's a contract that you've got no escape and these friends are wanting insurance that you'll never lose.

But it's a gamble and they can never be assured if their money will be doubled or tripled or will gain some amount just as you gamble. And given with the situation of Adin, it's good that he's got that outcome but it won't be the same to all of us in here.

There could be really few that shall be going with the same path but the majority will have the opposite outcome for which the money of our friend's might just be gone.

Anything that makes me gambler with friends then I am always prepared but not too desperate to win since the money would finish some day. Gambling need understanding on why we are gambling than to just see yourself gambling without any purpose.
Many of us are always interested to gamble but we are always running away from the necessary risks that is involved in gambling. We need to watch out on how other pro gamblers make there way out making money through gambling.

I had a friend who saw me gamble before and enjoyed it and saw how much profit I got from those games, then he insisted that I should play with his money and I told him so many times that it is better if he would play it on his own so he tried a couple of game before handing it over to me.
When I played with his money I was slowly winning then I joke around that we should go all in and he told me to do it and we end up losing on that exact round.
It felt like the site was only making us win at small bets and waiting for us to go all in.

not sure how close they are but according to the comment section it seems like they were close friends and it is not the first they have done this kind of stuff so it might have been some kind of fun for them but I would have been frustrated if that were me. imagine repeatedly asking your friend to stop and cash out after trusting them to gamble for you but he/she gives you the same condition as Adin Ross did, that would have been frustrating.

my friends and I used to ask to bet for each other when we go to a fair(fairs in the Philippines usually have gambling games in them) when one of us seems to keep winning(but we don't hold our friend's money in some kind of hostage so we can force them to continue to gamble), it has been a long time since we have done that. 

I don't experience this yet since sharing money with my friend will just influence what I preferred to bet.

Although we can talk about this beforehand who's the one that will lead the bet, I just choose to play by myself.

It's a good strategy to share bankroll with friends, but I'm the type of gambler that's don't like it, that simple. :)

that's very understandable. a lot preferred to bet on his own. you have no trouble in case something goes awry with your bet.
maybe, the experience will be good if you are in the winning side. but when you start losing and there's no chance of recovering, that's when the trouble will come in. blaming or something. that's not very nice to handle.

Everything he does is for publicity and really its a broadcast for the audience.   2000 is small fry to that guy if his viewing numbers are to be believed he gets maybe near 100k viewers just for turning on the stream which is larger then most.  I don't get why he is popular but betting is just a side deal for him.  Its content that matters, getting that many viewers consistently everyday is really a big deal with relatively low costs to do so; my guess he can cover any expenses for his entourage and does so ∴ dont take it absolutely serious.

It could be a burden for those of us who play, especially when we lose because there was a misunderstanding between us when we were going to place a bet.
Yes, it's only natural if we think that everything will change when the defeat happens to us who place a bet, affecting our friendship.
And yes, if we don't want to see any rifts in the friendship, we might suggest placing our bets and seeing who can win.
Thus, we will not share our bankroll with other friends and can be freer in making choices.

I don't think this matter should be taken with non-seriousness as there is real money involved in the gamble. What's the purpose of cash out at break even when you have made 7000$ from 1000$? Winning in gambling is already very difficult and here they just lose their 6000$ cash.
Wouldn't it be better if they had just cashed out this money and then use this money to have fun outside the casino? I think these people have missed the opportunity.

By the way, the casino owners will be very happy that these friends aren't cashing out at 7000$  :o

Most of the relationships are ruined because of money. In this world people are most attracted towards money. Many people refer to money as the root of all happiness. And if there is any kind of negativity in that money transaction, then whatever relationship there is, there will be a big crack. I had a friend with whom I had good financial dealings but at one point when he borrowed money from me and lost a gamble, since then I tried to contact him but he avoid me. Gambling can be done by borrowing small money from friends but when it comes to big money it will destroy the relationship.

It is a good strategy sharing bankroll with friends but with if at the end the two friends to not agree on a particular bet?
I would preferably choose making the betting with my money so if I lose I will accept the result without blaming anybody fort loses than teaming together and at the end we blame each other for our loses which might be as a result of nit being lucky. 
So many things can happen when the gamblers put there bankroll together to make bet and if care is not taken that might lead to a big contention.

This sounds rather like a speed-run to end a friendship, if one is not careful.
I get this kind of things can be entertaining among friends during a travel to Las Vegas or drinking some beers and they decide to log onto an online casino to see what happens.

The problem is that the person who gambles, usually is aware that there is a fairly high possibility of losing it all and if the friend is rather new to gambling, then he could have some fake expectations of getting a lot of money out of nowhere just because his "experienced" friend is gambling his money.

So, no I would not do that. It is better to grieve one's own money if there are losses, rather than spoiling a friendship.

Hence why money is called "the root of all evil".

Even if they chip-in together to create a bank roll, they are still bound to argue with each other as there will be some point that they will have a misunderstanding as the other one will not agree with their current bets and even if that bet won, the tension has already started and the same thing will happen again until they will resort to break their relationship just because of the money. What's unfortunate about is their bond was wasted for a nonsense, that is why I keep myself from gambling when it comes to my friends.

Pretty sure they're doing this for content, and are getting the money back one way or another. But in real life using other people's money to fuel your entertainment or gambling addiction is just a big no-no for me. Adin could get away with it coz he's an influencer who earns money by portraying the role of a jackass, courtesy of no other than Andrew "Chinless" Tate. But turn the situation around, and make Adin Ross a regular joe with no following and no acclaim and you'll realize how fucked what he's doing. To each his own at the end of the day, but you can never catch me doing something that stupid, moreso with a trusted friend's money. And the fact that he's not letting the people who he took the money to gamble with choose what they wanna do with their own money? Shit's weird man.

I absolutely agree with you. In general I think that in order not to lose friends you need to learn to separate friendship and financial matters. As life shows very often business with friends in the end leads to distrust, disputes and disintegration of friendship. Therefore, friendship is friendship, but in the casino, everyone must play with their own money.

For one to maintain a cordia relationship he or she has to do away with money just as you have said earlier. Avoiding some certain things that involves money will always prolonged the relationship between to fellows most especially money being given as gift or money being won as lottery.

This is why money is said to be the root of all evil because it can make a person turn to evil. They can do bad things only to ensure that they can get money. People must understand that money is only money and can still be find easily after you lose it but not a true friend. It will take ages before we can find another one so we must be careful to not lose them.

If my friend ask a small a loan I will first ask their reason. If it's a valid one like they need money to buy a food. I will let them. If they can't repay on time, there must be a reason for this. If they keep on doing the same thing, that must be the time to confront them if what are their real motive to us.

Root of all evil you do say? but im not really that much agreeing with that considering that what makes it evil is basing or depending on someones intent and this is where things becomes bad if someone
does have that bad intent.

In the case on the op situation where using up others money and making out some guarantees then its never been that ideal because if things turns out into different manner or
somewhat that hadnt been expected then this is where relationships do really comes at a risks on getting broken considering out of those given promises.

We already did this before with my friends but don't have success doing it. It's a good way to increase our bankroll and as usual, bets should always be planned carefully as everyone on-board will really have their own analysis.

Sometimes we end up arguing about who's going to bet so in the end, the focus is not there.

I'd rather do solo betting now for my own good. :D

I think I could make an exception if my friend understood it is money that we would likely lose forever during that night.
I would tell him something like "give me what you are willing to lose and if we indeed losing it, we will let it go and not try to get it back by gambling". It is a bad idea to say stuff like "we gonna get rich tonight" or something similar.

However, considering I would be likely a bit intoxicated, it would not be surprising f I joked a bit about it.
... Better safe than sorry, and keep friends and gambling away from each other, I guess. As we agreed.

I've done that experience with my friends a few times and it's really really fun and I feel like luxury entertainment done together.
but I also had a bad experience when I made a bet using my friend's money and we agreed to be responsible for all of our bets. and unfortunately when some money lost and my friend's balance ran out, he got angry and said it was my fault. even though in the initial agreement we gambled responsibly but when he lost he actually blamed me and stayed away from me since that incident.

I can understand why some people might be inclined to do that, because a myth exist..where some viewers of these streamers, believe that these paid streamers are given a "special" client seed, so that it might look like people are winning more than what actually happens with other players seed.

The reason why it looks like this is quite simple..... Paid streamers get loads of money from the casinos and they can play until the RTP kicks in...... other players have a much smaller budget, so they play until the money runs out ..way before the RTP kicks in.  ::)

It is all "Smoke & Mirrors" my friend...   :P

It is interesting to play gambling with friends. There will be commotion between us when we see defeat coming. This requires trust between our friends and us because we use the money together to play gambling and if we win, we will share the money. But if we lose, we shouldn't regret it.

I've never done it because I'm too afraid about the risk of playing gambling using shared capital. I prefer to gamble alone and won't regret it if I lose. But if one of us is an expert in the poker game, maybe I will try to join my friends and bet together.

  -    Even when I have never experienced it because of course that is other people's money and not mine. Now, according to the video, Adin is sadistic and can be cruel to play and I could say a game master that's hard to beat.

I can't deny that he plays well, imagine that from 700$ he was able to turn the money that Adin's friend entrusted him with into thousands of dollars. I didn't even finish the video because if I look at it, it looks like Adin is also taking advantage of his friend who trusted him to send the money to be used for gambling.