in a way yes. but for me when you trade with research, this is smart gambling. unlike actual gambling where in mostly luck plays a big part, in trading, timing and experience are more important. although luck still is one aspect of it, you can cover for that with preparation and knowing about the movement of coins you're playing with. this is the kind of gambling that prefers skill and experience over chance.

well 50 dollars a day would be pretty easy for betting on sports. specifically if you bet on the nba as there are a lot of games to choose from, some games even pit teams that are not at par with each other. though you may not win every single day, as there would be some upsets definitely, the chances of winning at least 50 dollars is pretty high

Well to look at it that way, i see you have a point. I guess it's just about people's preferences and what makes them happy. I agree with what you've said here that people are different and that if dice doesn't sound appealing to me and a bit boring, poker and baccarat may be the same for other people. It's just about knowing what you want and enjoying what your interests are

Well it's pretty normal nowadays and a lot of people are gambling in the open so i don't think there's a need to be ashamed. It's even televised at times like professional poker games. Nothings wrong with it and why would people care anyways if you're a gambler or not. People have become a lot more open minded these times with topics such as gambling so you can openly say that you gamble at times without being embarassed

Yeah that happens a lot for addicted gamblers, sad to say. Having nothing left to bet, they start to loan or sell properties or borrow money just to sustain theor gambling needs which for me is a very disturbing behavior. It's already bad enough that you spent money that can be used for more important things but it's worse if you do it beyond your own means. There are even cases where people do illegal things just so that they can continue with gambling. I think feeling that urge to gamble all the time would already be reason enough to think about quitting

Yeah that's normally the common mistake people make when gambling online. We press the wrong keys due to being tired, or sleepy, or we' ve been on it for a long time that we mechanically just click away without checking. Although i don' t really consider a loss in sports betting as a mistake as there will definitely be upsets even if you choose a favored team or player to win so it's normal

I don't really agree with this as when you say game, this is prettyuch a general term. There are a lot of games where you can earn that is not considered gambling. For example, players under contracts get paid. They play a game with monetary benefits. Gambling is a kind of game that uses chance and luck to pretty much determine the result most of the time. So with what you said, it's the other way around. Gambling is a medium while game is the general classification.

That's a good one. Me too, i'd bet as a yes. i think we may very well see bitcoin hit 1k even before the year ends. I checked the price last night and now after i read your post and as you've said, at the rate it's moving, we may even hit 1k in two or three days. It's nice to see how the price moved and went up the way it did this week. And i think i'm not alone in thinking that 2017 would be a very good year for bitcoin users

Good point there dude. The location's ambiance really affects people's moods and seeing all those festive happenings in casinos, especially vegas of course, would eventually bait you to shell out money to gamble. I've tried that the first time i went to a casino, as i only plan on watching my friends play baccarat but the longer i watch them playing and looking around the surroundings, i ended up losing almost all the cash that i had buying and losing chips.

That's a good point actually. People have their own preferences and if you're interested in gambling more than trading then experience will be a big factor in determining which is better for you. A lot of people, in some way, have a knack in earning money from gambling like card games and betting games. They usually develop techniques through experience that helps them with gambling. Personally though i agree that trading  is better and losses can be more minimized if you do trading than gambling even if it' s a bit boring and less fun

For me though, it seems that after that loss to holly holmes people started doubting what rhonda can do. She's been fighting and beating hard hitters before that loss and i think rousey still has a good chance in winning this one, that is if her confidence is back to where is was. It would be more on the psychological end i think. Although if she gets hit by Nunez, it's going to be retirement for her

LOL even of god knows when you'll be lucky, it's as if you're going to get a message from him telling you you're a lucky guy :p the point is we won't know. No one will realistically know when and how. Although some people are born with unbelievable luck when it comes to certain things like gambling, its still random. I also don't believe those fortune tellers would know when you'd be lucky as they should've checked their own lucks themselves first.

Whoaaah definitely not. That's serious money and i can spend it on more important things than gambling. Even now i gamblr with minimal amounts of btc's but if it went up to that high, gambling with it won't even cross my mind. I might start doing serious trading and investments though but definitely not gambling. Well i wish we'd be able to see bitcoin reach that amount first and who knows it might

Yeah most hardcore gamblers are like that. Its already deeply rooted in their system that stopping would be very hard to do. Usually it starts with just the fun and enjoyment of it. When you win a couple of times then you get the feeling that you can earn real money. Then you'll start to lose and that's when things will get ugly. It can really be addicting and hard to control if you're the kind of person that enjoys taking risks. Not knowing what the results may be for the risks that you take. It makes gambling a lot more exciting for a lot of people.

Yeah i actually agree with both of you. Dice is one of the easiest gambling games to understand and play but it's also one of the easiest and fastest way to lose money aside from the fact that the longer you play, the more boring it gets as you just stare, click and hope for a good roll. I'm not sure how other people could stay hours playing dice but for me, if i am to gamble, i'd prefer more exciting games than dice and there are a whole lot to choose from.

Well i don't really agree to that because gamblers are different from each other. Some gamblers know their limits and can control their gambling urges when they kniw they have to stop. So these gamblers are always playing it safe whether they win or lose. Like what i do, there's a specific amount that i allot for gambling and i make sure that whether i win or not, i don't go beyond that alloted amount. If i win at least 10-15% of the capital i brought that's enough for me and i stop. I think that's a very effective way of at least minimizing the money you'll lose. So there is a way of being safe when gambling, it's just a matter of self control dude

I agree to this. Winning or losing actually would just make you want to continue gambling. When you win, of course there's going to be this urge to continue playing to win more sinve you've already known how it feels to win. This is dangerous as this leads to being greedy and most likely you'd end up being broke. When you lose as well, it's normal to feel the need to play again until you win back what you've lost which is also dangerous as you have a bigger chance to lose more. Some people can't even stop even if they don't have anything to wager anymore. It's very hard to quit if you have little control over yourself so i think it's best to avoid gambling in the first place if you know you'd have a hard time when you're doing it already

I kind of agree to your point here sir as it really is different when you experience the feel and ambiance inside a real casino rather than just staring at your computer. The excitement and fun definitely is a of times more mingling with other gamblers personally. Although some people would prefer the silence of just being in their rooms as it helps them concentrate and focus on what they're doing. But i think for most people, if given the chance they'd choose to gamble inside actual casinos and this goes for me also

Yeah i agree to this. Reading books  or searching online is just like listening to people blabbering about the effects gambling, you listen to them but you don't really mind what they're saying. Some, or most people that is, need to learn from experience, to know how it feels like to lose money to know the importance of having the right priorities. So it's actually a very good point that these lessons that we can learn from losing in gambling is beneficial to us to make us better in at least managing our priorities

Yeah its a lot harder to quit immediately as your body may react negatively to the sudden change especially if you're already that addicted and been gambling everyday. Just like with any other addiction, the best way would be to lessen it little by little everyday so eventually you'd be accustomed to it and you won't be craving for that feeling of wanting to gamble. It pretty much the same as trying to quit smoking or quit being alcoholic. It would be very hard at the beginning but it would be worth all the effort if you succeed