That's the point of having good self-control so that we can stop gambling and avoid losing more and more if we continue gambling. We must really limit our gambling so that we are not tempted to continue playing, especially when we lose because with that loss, there will be a desire to recover the loss, and that means we will probably deposit more money to be able to recover the loss. If it were easy, we would be able to recover from the losses, but unfortunately, it won't be as easy as we imagine because it will only give us more losses. Maybe we will only regret it when our money is completely gone, and we will end up in a long period of despair.

I tried to quote your comment so that the image will show for others to see because there are ads that disturbing when click the link of the images but the link here is not showing so I left it. Well as you said, you will create a separate scam accusation thread for it but as for me what you have done is already a Scam Accusation, because you are accusing them that they scammed your $10,000 win. As the support term declined your contact, you would have contacted the representatives of stake.com here to hear from them because they can directly discuss with the support term to verify your claim and get back to you. And if they have no fruitful discussion then you go ahead and create your thread on their head. Follow the due process to get everything done.

It's their lose. There are basically two things, one is experiencing something yourself and learning from it, and the second one is learning from the experiences of others. The first one will require you to face the consequences first and then know what's right and wrong, and the second one gives you the opportunity to actually avoid facing the possible consequences. So those who don't learn from the experiences of others basically deserve to face the consequences.

I think so, why not? Since the essential rule of betting only what you can afford to lose is followed, there aren't any issues... For someone who has millions or billion of dollars, to lose few millions on bets isn't going to prejudice their financial lives considerably. It's just a recoverable sum of money they can make once again after a month or so, therefore it's the determined budget they have to gamble, accepting the possibility of losing it meanwhile, without further prejudice.

If you consider gambling only as entertainment and never get addicted to continuing to do it with any money, I think that is also quite good for you because you can still live in peace when you don't gamble. I also don't often gamble blindly except when there is money that I really want to spend on gambling, because I will never use my daily necessities to gamble even though it can give me entertainment and pleasure when I win.

That's what I mean to get the right place to share our referrals that have heavy traffic which allows us to get a little easier to get new users who will register using our referrals and in this modern era not difficult to do this because we really want to try to earn income from these referrals we definitely make a little effort to spend some money to get a lot of followers or anything that gives us guarantee of being able to enter that high traffic space.
So nowadays it is very easy to do things online so we only need our seriousness to do this with confidence and high enthusiasm, everything can be achieved slowly.

I've always assumed that most casino streamers were playing with sponsored money. If somebody loses thousands of dollars in a day and comes back to gamble again the next day as if nothing happened wouldn't that seem odd? We see it with crypto youtubers also. They will put on an exaggerated performance to sell you all kinds of products and after a dozen or so rugpulls they still act like the thing they're shilling for is the greatest thing ever. Anytime there is a sponsorship involved with streamers it is very likely you are going to see a curated experience designed to attract new users to a product and not a genuine representation of what an average user might typically see.

There are many different reasons and ways to respond to each person's behavior on this issue. Obviously, if gambling were simply entertainment, I would not quit and try to convince my partner otherwise to experience these things together. But if you are overwhelmed with debt and negativity or are about to get bogged down in addiction, then I think you definitely have to give up, although this is easier said than done and the actual actions are very different. Anyway, if family life is happier, don't let small problems dominate the relationship. If we want to maintain harmony and have others understand us, we should also put ourselves back in their thoughts to feel.

During the years I mentioned, we were following many football matches with my high school friends and chatting about the teams by making predictions among ourselves. Later, we saw that a betting office was opened very close to our school and although we didn't meet the age criteria we wanted to try our luck in betting. We started betting easily because the staff of this business didn't request any identification information and ignored the minimum age rule set by the government for gambling. At the very beginning of the process, we were having fun among ourselves with very small amount of bets and winning a good amount of money based on making really successful predictions. Of course, over time this process turned into a gambling addiction and I became addicted to gambling when I was only 15 years old. Even though I only had pocket money during the periods I mentioned, I generally used all my money to bet but I definitely didn't bet with borrowed money.

This process continued for approximately 1.5 years and then with the ambition to give up this addiction I got rid of my gambling addiction in a very short time. This was a great success and a very important experience for me. Nowadays, gambling has become just an expensive fun method for me and I gamble only for fun within my budget in a disciplined manner.

For the fact that,  gambling have no draw down rules that can and should be followed just like we have workable rule for trading,  that alon make both incomparable and largely different to each other in terms of their operations and realities,  some time we may feel that both gambling and trading are same in practice since both have almost similar risks and available measure of unpredictability of the future outcome,  only that similarity alon os not enough to categorized both into same or being on the same pages at some point.

once an NBA fan somewhat like a casual fan of NBA and wants to bet on matches.

being a fan but not going to do some research about the players and team conditions, how am i going to participate in sports betting specifically on the NBA?
i wouldn't want to just keep following based on the odds. seemingly as a bettor, it requires ramping up on lots of updates and knowledge of the sport and how the team players are doing. how am i to do it?

In theory it is about knowing the game and the horses, but for real is a super-difficult game to make profit from. It is difficult to get enough good results in a systematic manner not to mention to have any advantage over the punters that are really well into the business. Anyway, I think is more popular with old people, that can spend a whole evening drinking and watching it.

Gambling can be enjoyable, but it is important to do so responsibly. This involves setting limits, understanding odds, taking breaks, avoiding substances, and being aware of signs of problem gambling. By following these guidelines, individuals can enjoy the entertainment value of gambling while minimizing potential negative consequences.

If you can divert into something that is profitable other than gambling I think it would be better. We all know it is not that easy but if we really wanted a change then why not? Some people who are enjoying gambling as entertainment sometimes turn into something they will hate in the future that is why we need to be a responsible gambler.

Yes you are right that mate This is the return of lightlord, and good to hear that he came back and his health is good anyways now he has a plan to continue his signature campaign bitvest which pretty sure lightlord want to have thier customers back. And by running his campaign and when his old players see that the campaign is running then for sure what comes up to their mind is that Light lord is back so they go back to Bitvest and play.

A gambler believe that every steps in gambling is an opportunity and it believe that with the little money in the pocket it can turn to millions and billions so that will be one of the reasons that pushed the young man to use their weeding money to for gambling, actually the man is looking for a way to multiple the money through gambling, which is in a wrong way if I'm not mistaken and secondly if you are addicted in gambling you will not hesitate to use all you have to gamble having the mindset you will win the gamble.

more precisely, gambling safely and with a healthy mindset is not the key to making a profit but is one way to avoid losing more, keep yourself away from greed and avoid addiction that will be experienced when the situation gets worse and the profit or win is just a bonus when you gamble responsibly, like when you bet a small amount when you get 3x the winnings, you try to stop and cash out the money and this effort is one of the ways you mentioned to gamble safely and smartly.

maybe in gambling or anything that is risky there no safe word but as long we can take full responsibility for the bets we make and have high commitment not to continue betting I believe they will be safe from losing more money.

Yes, we might label it as greed, but for those involved, they see it as just gambling. I believe this attitude is what often accompanies gambling. Many sensible individuals would either walk away or set aside a portion of their winnings for another bet. On the other hand, reckless gamblers would risk everything once more, with minimal chances of winning. To be honest, how many of us would even consider playing again?

The moment you start thinking about chasing losses, that's the exact moment you are moving directly into becoming an addict.

This is exactly what chasing losses does. Let's say, for instance, that you have already wagered about $1000 on a particular day or week, and you are not that happy with yourself and want to win back that money by all means.
 
Now you will be required to deposit another amount into the casino again and start trying luck, maybe in a different game option this time with an increased wager amount, and then again, if you happen to lose everything again without noticing, you will still get tempted to make another deposit and continue your gambling. What do you think will happen next the moment that one also gets wasted?
 
When you have simply lost control over your own principles and you are busy chasing losses without realising the amount you are spending, trying to recover the little amount you lost is increasing, and the chances of recovery are becoming more difficult. This kind of action is not different from being an addict.