There is this thing on YT where interviewer asks the old people for what they have learned in life and what advise they would like to give to young ones, so the young ones may learn from them and potentially save themselves from expensive learning lessons.
The purpose of this thread is similar. For those who have been gambling for a while, what lessons have you learned that you would like to share with new gamblers, so they may save themselves from potentially expensive learnings too.
Id you can't take the risk and losses that follows then avoid gambling it's not a place for the weak minded. Fact is no matter how new you are in gambling sooner or later you may not need anyone to give you an experience because you surly will understand why most people don't gamble. Yes it's fun, you are can make some profits if you are lucky but most of the times it's all about the loss and if you are someone that can't bear such loss or someone that's just too emotional then gambling is not for you. Don't gamble with money you can't afford to lose...
