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[betswift]

Those stories are never heard because they never happen eventually the end is usually a loss for the gambler. You can't beat the house by going aggressive on them you can only win them by lucky. When our threshold is reached after many sessions the best decision is quitting and not redepositing in the hopes that you might get a recovery of your loss. Internalising a high level of discipline can be helpful is restraining from yeildiing to the urge of gambling aggressively.

You can't avenge the market the same way you can't avenge the house, no matter how much you want it to happen.

I strongly agree with your stance on it, the best course of action is to try your luck another day.

[Forsyth Jones]

Everything they do is for marketing so for sure that they would do all tricks just to get the attentions of their viewers so they would sign up on the casinos they are promoting.

They won't get anything with views since their viewership is limited. But for sponsorships yeah they can earn huge money with it that's why they try to do those manipulative antics so that they can attract lots of people to watch on what they are doing and those casinos they are marketing to their audiences. I don't buy much their stints although I watch some of streamers for entertainment purposes only and don't always believe on what they are saying.

It's very common to see game streamers or streamers of children's and teen content broadcasting live casino games on Facebook and Instagram. Here in brazil, most streamers targeting young audiences are doing this, it's becoming very common. But if they're operating an account with fake money, I don't see it favorably. I don't know, it sounds like false advertising. What do you think?

[nemesis_incarnate]

It's very common to see game streamers or streamers of children's and teen content broadcasting live casino games on Facebook and Instagram. Here in brazil, most streamers targeting young audiences are doing this, it's becoming very common. But if they're operating an account with fake money, I don't see it favorably. I don't know, it sounds like false advertising. What do you think?

What brings results - brings results.

You wouldn't be able to check what kind of money is on the account anyways, so..

[Rockson1]

Those stories are never heard because they never happen eventually the end is usually a loss for the gambler. You can't beat the house by going aggressive on them you can only win them by lucky. When our threshold is reached after many sessions the best decision is quitting and not redepositing in the hopes that you might get a recovery of your loss. Internalising a high level of discipline can be helpful is restraining from yeildiing to the urge of gambling aggressively.

That's the fact that some gamblers fail to acknowledge, we can gamble and win no doubt but gambling consistently when you have lost many times and keep losing too on your consistency doesnt give you winning, this might push you into what you don't bargain for, I have heard some friends saying, I will catch them this time but I laugh them because they don't add if luck permits to their statement, some of them act like they know what will happen at the end, when they losing becomes very obvious that losing will not come within that period, what's the need for continued depositing and losing all, the best step at time, is to go on break and return later if possible.

[aylabadia05]

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I think the problem most of the gamblers when they are winnings is, what is the right amount to stop once winning, usually they didn't notice that they are losing already after winning an amount. It's either they are getting greedier or unable to tell when is the good amount to stop, usually when I notice that I am winning, I will withdraw my 85-90% of all my total money from the site and I will leave the remaining 10-15% to play with, so if that made me earn more, the better but if I ended up losing, then I already managed to secure my profit.

I think many players withdraw up to 85-90% of their winnings because they don't want to keep the money there. They use the rest for necessary bets, such as football matches.
This goes back to human nature, which is easily forgetful when they're enjoying themselves. They shouldn't complain when they're having a bad day.

[dzungmobile]

I think many players withdraw up to 85-90% of their winnings because they don't want to keep the money there. They use the rest for necessary bets, such as football matches.
This goes back to human nature, which is easily forgetful when they're enjoying themselves. They shouldn't complain when they're having a bad day.

Gamblers do this are responsible gamblers and they practice gambling resonsibly so they are not addictive gamblers. I don't know from which sources you got this figure or it is only your guess and even I don't have any source to prove this, I believe that most gamblers are addictive more or less and only minority of gamblers can bet responsibly and are able to manage their bet action, bet capital and finance well enough.

I believe that the figure would  be much lower than withdraw 85% to 90% of their winnings as irresponsible and addictive gamblers would reserve all or most of their winnings to continue betting.

[salad daging]

Everything they do is for marketing so for sure that they would do all tricks just to get the attentions of their viewers so they would sign up on the casinos they are promoting.

They won't get anything with views since their viewership is limited. But for sponsorships yeah they can earn huge money with it that's why they try to do those manipulative antics so that they can attract lots of people to watch on what they are doing and those casinos they are marketing to their audiences. I don't buy much their stints although I watch some of streamers for entertainment purposes only and don't always believe on what they are saying.

It's very common to see game streamers or streamers of children's and teen content broadcasting live casino games on Facebook and Instagram. Here in brazil, most streamers targeting young audiences are doing this, it's becoming very common. But if they're operating an account with fake money, I don't see it favorably. I don't know, it sounds like false advertising. What do you think?

This is already common in my own country, where there are more gambling streamers on Facebook, but they now use mask filters so that their faces cannot be seen, because if they are seen, the government can search for them and arrest them.

Some say that streamers use their own casino accounts or are funded by casinos to make it look like the money is real.
It is still unclear which is true, but usually streamers remain casino sponsors to promote themselves in order to gain a large audience.

[Lida93]

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I think the problem most of the gamblers when they are winnings is, what is the right amount to stop once winning, usually they didn't notice that they are losing already after winning an amount. It's either they are getting greedier or unable to tell when is the good amount to stop, usually when I notice that I am winning, I will withdraw my 85-90% of all my total money from the site and I will leave the remaining 10-15% to play with, so if that made me earn more, the better but if I ended up losing, then I already managed to secure my profit.

There's actually no particular amount or range we have to making in profit while gambling before we can  agree that it's enough to stop for the day. If we ain't greedy while on the game we should be capable of knowing when is right to stop and walk away with our profit. I think the feeling of wanting to make more funds when we are winning has been the main problem why a gambler would have to go from making some profits to losing it all back to the house.

[Wiwo]

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I think the problem most of the gamblers when they are winnings is, what is the right amount to stop once winning, usually they didn't notice that they are losing already after winning an amount. It's either they are getting greedier or unable to tell when is the good amount to stop, usually when I notice that I am winning, I will withdraw my 85-90% of all my total money from the site and I will leave the remaining 10-15% to play with, so if that made me earn more, the better but if I ended up losing, then I already managed to secure my profit.

There's actually no particular amount or range we have to making in profit while gambling before we can  agree that it's enough to stop for the day. If we ain't greedy while on the game we should be capable of knowing when is right to stop and walk away with our profit. I think the feeling of wanting to make more funds when we are winning has been the main problem why a gambler would have to go from making some profits to losing it all back to the house.

Is not as easy as said, stopping when you are at a winning stride is very hard to achieve, but yes if ypu are able to withhold yourself from following that particular trend for too long, you will be better off for it, this is why we have to come to a point that we can act regardless of the direction.

Mostly newbies arw victims of trend deception, most kf them end up losing everything in the end, so in the end, havi2that decipline to stop is the ultimate thing to do.

[Lida93]

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Hey, I understand that you are not a kind of gambler that like taking gambling activities too seriously and I wouldn't like it when you think that when everyone of us passes through the same path, we are going to get the same results. This is never true and I have seen so many aggressive gamblers that are making significant profits from betting.
Take a bold move to do the same was not an error or mistake even though I did not get the same result with other. I see this as a test run and any results that came out from such an activity was never regrettable. This a form of adventure to me and I never regretted it. Gambling is choice!

It's not about being a serious gambler no it's got nothing to do with that in my view, moreover,  that a person is gambling regularly doesn't  make them serious gamblers than those that are not regularly gambling everyday. I could be gambling twice to thrice a week and still be spending more than what a "regular (serious) gambler" may be spending all the week days in his gambling aggressiveness. Anyway, am glad you can take in your losses as they come and perhaps you could be correct by your own experience.

[Promocodeudo]

It's not about being a serious gambler no it's got nothing to do with that in my view, moreover,  that a person is gambling regularly doesn't  make them serious gamblers than those that are not regularly gambling everyday. I could be gambling twice to thrice a week and still be spending more than what a "regular (serious) gambler" may be spending all the week days in his gambling aggressiveness. Anyway, am glad you can take in your losses as they come and perhaps you could be correct by your own experience.

You're right, gambling all the time does not put you ahead of others in terms of who's taking gambling serious just as you said but is this suppose to be a good discussion in the first place, although I understand what you guys meant but I think gambling shouldn't be given much priority, am a gambler, I gamble on sport bets and I don't this on a steady but with what I can afford infact I don't even want think about whos is serious and who is not but my major concerns is staying safe thats what matters to me when I gamble, serious gamblers strikes and bounce, there are gambler that I know that play draw weekly, that's every weekend, I will tell you from free that people that gamble every day can't not spend much compared to what those guys gamble with in those weekly bases.