Have you been able to win a game given to you in the dream?

[terrific]

It truly is a fiction but if this is really happening in dreams, I guess that person is addicted to gambling and there's a need for him to calm down. I haven't dream of something like this but with other activities that I've been doing. This doesn't sound of having a sense but if it's the kind of thing that we do enjoy, even in our dreams we will be able to see it. I just recalled about the dream catcher and still thinking if they are for real or just some kind of accessories and beads.

[darkangel11]

After he woke up he didn't still believe and did not play that game. Until he also discovered that the game still played according to how he was given, and he also has the amount equivalent to what the man explained in his dream. He started crying bitterly that his grandfather has try to change his life but he was so dumb not listen to him.

This story feels like it's completely made up. There's no way this is real. Let's start with the fact that the guy dreamed about his grandfather twice in a row... How many of you had the same dream twice in a row? I haven't and I talked about dreams with my fife and she also never experienced that. Then the grandfather gave him details about a certain game. This also never happens. Most dreams are vague, you don't even see the faces of people, you just feel like they're these people. The only explanation I can think of is the guy who had this dream was a hardened gambler and he went to bed thinking about gambling and dreamed about it. I'm attached to my wife and kids but I rarely dream about them, so imagine how sick that guy was if he dreamed about gambling two days straight

[taufik123]

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In general, dreams arent something that could really be that reflecting out on what would happen in the future but there are indeed instances that
dreams do connect out with reality and there's no way about proving it out on how it did happen.

And if you ask how the dream came about or reflects a reality,
I guess it's just a coincidence and what is dreamed of is a manifestation of our subconscious about the activity being performed.
There is no valid evidence of a dream that always comes true.

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As you rightly point out, dreams are part of our subconscious, and thinking about gambling before bed can influence dream content without necessarily having any predictive power.

You seem to have explained about dreams and their relationship to gambling clearly and also based on scientific things.
Anecdotal experiences can indeed be the trigger for a dream that can be quite unique, dreaming about lottery numbers,
about signs that produce special numbers that will come out, and the like.

Our subconscious will process all anecdotal experiences into an image in a dream, this will be an illusion that looks real, but will not be proven.

So anyone who believes in a dream completely, it cannot be true.
Dreams can be a motivation to achieve what has been dreamed of and can come true in the future.

[wakier]

So what experience have you entered in your dream about gambling?
Have you ever won a game from dream?

Please shear your experience.

I don't know if this kind of incident has actually happened to anyone, but the ones who admit to such incidents are those who discuss and criticize gambling all day long and always dream about gambling in their sleep. To this day, I have never dreamed of gambling and never use gambling outside of entertainment and never discuss gambling critically with anyone, so I can't see the winnings and losses of gambling in my sleep dreams. Although some participate in gambling by dreaming of gambling wins and losses, I think it is very foolish.

In my opinion, incidents like this rarely happen in society, although I have also heard about incidents like this, but sometimes they could just be making up stories, sometimes dreams appear when we think about something before sleeping so dreams can be thoughts we are still thinking about the thing that was previously mentioned is like a gambler who before going to sleep fantasizes about winning until finally he falls asleep and experiences a dream so he thinks that the dream is a lucky break that he will experience even though we shouldn't believe in things like that.