Don’t judge someone just because they gamble big

[xenomorfo]

Except for the most successful members of society, other gamblers are often viewed with severe criticism and do not have enough capacity to withstand loss. Yet truly successful people rarely rely on gambling, because their focus is directed toward work, growth, and long-term goals rather than on reckless bets that bring only unnecessary risk and loss. Responsibility is essential, but the consequences of gambling extend far beyond the gamblers themselves. Their families, friends, and even those who try to support them financially often become entangled in the same cycle of stress, debt, and emotional strain. In the end, gambling does not only consume money but also relationships and stability.

Yes, true, even if you play normally to pass the time you are seen as a good-for-nothing, i know that for a fact.
When it's not like that, there are people who prefer to watch television and be fooled by the state and there are those who love to play a game, i don't see anything wrong with that.

[Oluwa-btc]

We shouldn’t be too quick to judge people who gamble huge amounts of money we’re not in their shoes. Some players might be high rollers because they can actually afford it, or it’s just part of their lifestyle or business risk appetite.

An individual specifications on gambling depends on his/her bankroll so it's what determines if they should gamble big or small so there's absolutely no need for being judged or trolled by that. It's just seems like looking down on someone who can't make use of cutleries in public and the more reason it's said to never judge a book by its cover cause you can't really tell of the outcome. So if you're able to gamble high or low it's what you can afford to lose.

[jcojci]

Who am I to judge them for using huge money to gamble? That is not make sense because that is their money and that will be up to them how much money they will use. Their losses will not be our responsibility so let them take the risks if they can afford that.

The saying about only betting what you're willing to lose is important to all gamblers so they only risk the amount they can afford. If they have too much money but can accept the risk, they are free to do that. We can not do anything but we can suggest that they think twice before they decide to use those huge amounts.

[junder]

As long as they are not harming anyone, that's their prerogative to gamble. Because it is their money, so it is up to them how they will manage their funds on their gambling activities. It is not your business to worry about their financial affairs. Worry your own financial troubles.

I once spent a lot of money gambling in just one night because the loss of self-control made me do it. Previously, my friend had tried to advise me to stop, but I didn't listen, which ultimately only made me lose a lot of money. From then on, I realized that my behavior was excessive, and now it's no longer like that. In fact, now I have a friend like that, sometimes I advise him too, even occasionally I tell him firmly to stop gambling because since he got addicted, his shop is always closed because many items are out of stock. I understand that gambling is basically better to use your own money and if it doesn't harm others, then do it, but it's also good to listen to other people's advice.

[Dickiy]

This means that before we criticize others, we should evaluate how we treat gambling. We fear, as you said, that our approach to gambling might be far worse than the gamblers we criticize.

Gambling moderately and responsibly, including not chasing losses, might be a good indicator that we are treating gambling correctly.
Its positive impact could save a significant portion of our lives.

As long as they are not harming anyone, that's their prerogative to gamble. Because it is their money, so it is up to them how they will manage their funds on their gambling activities. It is not your business to worry about their financial affairs. Worry your own financial troubles.

It's as simple as that. I sometimes feel reluctant to interfere in other people's affairs, but sometimes a sense of concern always arises suddenly, especially when I see those who gamble recklessly without any bankroll control.

But the truth is, no matter how hard we try to advise them, they often don't listen and even criticize them back, especially when they become addicted. So I often let them be, especially some of my fellow gamblers. As you said, the important thing is that they don't harm others, including us.