most people play the lottery hoping they will be very lucky to win the maximum prize, they know very well that this will be a very difficult task but even so they keep playing, in the beginning they take little money and buy few tickets, then they start looking at the tv that a lot of random people are winning the top prize and for that reason these people start to intensify a big campaign to buy a lot of tickets and with that they start to spend a lot of money and it doesn't take long before they become addicted to gambling

and to make matters worse, when these people become addicted to gambling, they hardly show the signs that they are addicted to gambling, I already had the opportunity to live with people who became addicted to the lottery, I started by observing the signs when they didn't managed to go a whole day without taking out money to buy lottery tickets, I kept wondering if they could stop buying lottery tickets when they wanted to. relatives had to interfere and stop giving them money, that's the only way people stopped buying lottery tickets. lottery games are the kind of games that make people addicted easily

Why not! with $50 and one spin it might change my fate very drastically lol

but wins like this will only be found in a very small percentage, in my lifetime, only that person has won a big jackpot with only $50 capital.  In games based purely on luck such as slots, plinko and dice, punctuality is often very important, so don't think that large capital is something that will definitely generate profits.  Keep gambling responsibly because that is what can save a gambler from the possibility of losing.

I hope this is not another PR  The casino will feel this though because $42M aren't ice cream money.

I'm not in any capacity to wager $50 for a single bet because where am I going to get the next money if I don't win anything after the result? However, if I'm ideal and capable, I can do it but for a second, the person must be really big with heavy pocket to try this. I can't imagine number of times he would have lose to able to be able to win this much, this is will be on the record for them to announce this for the public.

If I'm to be honest, this game is nothing but luck and luck, there is nothing about been expert here, even the player that won this will be shock to seen him win this.

I like this way. but defeat is still defeat. whatever strategy we usually lose in gambling is a losing streak that is not good to continue. If we win, it's usually a streak. I think we have to know when to stop when we lose, don't let the profit or capital run out because we know that we have lost several times and are still continuing. so does victory. take a reasonable win so that we can enjoy the win without returning to the gambling site.

The majority of us are carried away with the excitement of playing the game,  and most time will almost look away from the terms of the condition,  some who may go wired will never even take a look and the TOS at all,  while others who want to read some will just glance through it without much details understanding of the conditions therein,  none the less, sometime some player will only pay attention to the bonus condition only and will check what condition he may be facing if he subscribes to a casino bonuses.

But the best thing to do is to pay the price by reading the site terms and conditions properly so as to be able to treat whatever abnormality that may come along the way.

It is possible to exclude yourself in the way OP said, but unfortunately, as OP said, you cannot use stable coins to distance yourself from the risk of fluctuating crypto prices.
In my opinion, whatever method a person uses to exclude themselves is very good, but it all comes back to the desire and commitment of each gambler because it would be in vain if a gambler staked the budget he has because if his mind still has the desire to gamble, of course he has other methods such as tried to gamble, borrowed a little money from a friend and gambled secretly.
A strong desire is an important role for gamblers who want to reduce their gambling activities so that in any way gamblers can very easily limit themselves so that they get into the habit of not gambling too often.

It might seem strange to see a woman making predictions for placing bets. But maybe that's a normal thing to happen in some places.
The important thing is that they know that they are old and should no longer need to place bets.
But we can't force them not to stop placing bets because that's up to them too. They can gamble and place bets if they feel they can still control themselves and their ego.
But if it were my parents, I would be very worried and would force them to come home because they are no longer suitable for gambling at their age.

It is clear that a person who plays at work will not be a good specialist. He will always think about winning the game, and he will absolutely not care about the results of his full-time work. Such an employee may accidentally harm himself or others with his inattention, if his work is at least a little related to the safety of people. For example, the other day I saw a bus driver who was watching the match because he bet on one of the teams. And of course his concentration on driving was not high.

When you call someone successful it means that he has all positive elements that society accept and also is well to do, and if a person is successful through gambling, it not accurate and right to call him or her an addict because addictions has to do with a lot of negativities that affects both the victims and those around him.
Gambling has two perspectives which is abusive gambling and responsible gambling but most people in the society may not understand this and they tend to refer to all gamblers as addict's.

Of course we should congratulate OP with turning 8k NGN into 328k NGN, but what he tells is rather obvious thing. If you win large amount, dont spend it stupidly on things you dont need. I think everyone would the same, buy something reasonable. For me this topic looks like "I bet, I win, I bought". Nothing to discuss for 5 pages.

Yes, the OP is lucky, shared his experience. But where is responsible gambling here, that OP is talking about? Placing 8k NGN with +73 odd looks irresponsible to me, as this is super risky.

I think money enhances personality. Financial independence increases risk-taking and experiment. I've found that some wealthy people chase successes for fun and challenge, not necessity. They see it as a game where achievements count as much as dollars. On the other hand, I've seen people who regard life as a playground with infinite possibilities. It's an interesting contradiction, right? Financial security allows some to pursue conquests, others personal pleasures.

Are we oversimplifying by labeling rich individuals victory seekers and pleasure pursuers? It seems more complex. Rich people I've met seek victories in fun arenas. Money lets them chase pleasure and victory. The greatest freedom money can buy? So maybe it's more about freedom to explore all desires and ambitions than favoring one over the other. Wealth magnifies human beauty and complexity.

I don't mind if my mom gamble provided it doesn't affect or prevent her from doing other things she should be doing with her life. Why will I prevent her from doing something that I am doing. It will be fun discussing and analyzing match statistics with my mother, not everyone will get such a feeling in their entire life.

The gambler should have the specific source for the money to play gambling game,because the same gamblers will face the consequences by no funds at certain situations.The gambler should have huge resources for money,at the loss time we earn more in gambling,So the gambler should have money to regain with the same knowledge in the gambling site.If the gambler come to game after certain period of time,surely he will forget the entire game.So the output after the gap in the gambling will leads to the loss,everything in the game should be observed by the gambler to get the more technical skills in the game.

You’d be surprised at the number of “fools” we’ve got then, cause it’s a lot. There are a staggering number of people that can’t be bothered to be responsible even for their own actions and when the find out stage swings by, the literally easiest and quite stupid route is to put the blame on someone else for whatever went wrong.
There are also some who wouldn’t want to be fully responsible and would seek to lay part of the fault on someone else so they won’t have to face whatever consequences alone.
You’d really be surprised at how people think and behave out there. It’s maddening.

I think it is the dream of a gambler to be able to win big and quit their jobs.

That's why they keep gambling, to try and beat the odds and stop their work.

But in the end it's probably worse because they might end up losing their job.

I don't know how you arrived at the conclusion that miners are behind ordinals. I don't actually believe that to be true only there are substantial evidence to support that. What I think is that miners just saw opportunities in it and are benefitting accordingly. They may not be behind it, it could just be the handwork of people that want to leverage on the popularity of Bitcoin to scam people of their money in.exchange for digital jpeg.

It's worth following occasionally if you can wait several days or weeks. Make sure the sportsbooks you use always put up early lines because there are still sportsbooks that put up lines once the match is a day or two away from kickoff. If you're lucky enough, you could get a 5% - 20% difference in winnings because the odds difference between a few points can go for that much.

Unfortunately, I don't follow it due to my flexible betting style, but I always see other gamblers catching good lines whenever they're about to share the picks they've made.

There's 0 fun in losing, that's for sure
There's some fun in playing and that can make it even sometimes, but if you keep losing for too long, eventually you're going to either get angry, or depressed. You won't end the session feeling cheerful, that's for sure. I'm fine with being even after a game, I don't have to make money when I gamble, but I don't like losing. I bet none of us do.
I like to tell people that I gamble for fun and that's true in a way, but I wouldn't gamble if I ended every session at a loss.

Even in some movies people under heavy influence of alcohol are asked to leave by staff or the casino owners. I'm sure there are such casinos in real life too because not everyone is a cheater, and allowing people in that state to gamble is very close to cheating, to be honest. I don't mean drunk people are less lucky or something like that, but in that state they are prone to risk more. They can go all-in when the chance of winning is less than 1%, or they go all-in when the chance of winning is 50%, while when you sober you know that you shouldn't go all-in in any case.