Not everyone deserves to hear of your winning in gambling.

[swogerino]

telling about defeat or victory may be common, but bringing certain factors, surely all gamblers will experience the same thing. for example, friends hear that we win in gambling, there will definitely be a feeling of envy towards us and must be understanding as friends because there will be a triggering thought factor. therefore I have experienced something similar now prefer to be silent whether winning or losing in gambling

I don't care much as I only show my wins in online replays like in Hacksaw gaming or Rabbig Garden and speaking of which why not make you guys a bit jealous with an over 2000x multiplier in the replay here https://fkivsk.hrqhregkxq.net/ssklNjhZjQ going to the final level and hitting a gold coin there. No one knows my real name or identity so anyone who maybe envious for such a win which by the way is with a very low bet about 0.04 dollars in total so I won near 90 dollars which good and should act as a trigger for people who want to emulate it. Of course in the real world it is better to not talk about your achievements as you don't know who you are talking to no matter if you may call them your friends it is better to stay silent.

[Orpichukwu]

Talking about losses in gambling isn't recommendable too because it show how much money you can afford to lose, let's say you have a money management where you can only afford to lose 10% of your monthly income or 1% of your wealth, if your friends said they lose $500, now you know that they wealth might be around $50K.

There are cases where I could easily discuss my losses with friends and colleagues who are also gamblers like me.
 
The reason is not because I'm proud of losing those dollars to gambling, but the reason is that I will also want to hear their story and if there are ways in which we can help each other to reduce how much we can lose and maintain a particular standard. 

[alastantiger]

There are cases where I could easily discuss my losses with friends and colleagues who are also gamblers like me.
 
The reason is not because I'm proud of losing those dollars to gambling, but the reason is that I will also want to hear their story and if there are ways in which we can help each other to reduce how much we can lose and maintain a particular standard. 

Sharing our experience with friends that are into gambling can help them too and also you to get experience from them. Some people think that they're the only ones losing when it comes to gambling but having to hear your own story can help them to not give up on gambling and keep trying. You won't know what your story can do to others but the only thing is that as you're sharing, you don't have to give out all details. Some information are best you reserved them and only share the less sensitive one.

Example, if you win $10k from gambling, you don't have to share them to everyone but your loses can be shared as they too can have something to tell you that if you listen, it can help reduces the way you're losing and also help you if it's because of addiction that you're losing that much

[Wakate]

Talking about losses in gambling isn't recommendable too because it show how much money you can afford to lose, let's say you have a money management where you can only afford to lose 10% of your monthly income or 1% of your wealth, if your friends said they lose $500, now you know that they wealth might be around $50K.

There are cases where I could easily discuss my losses with friends and colleagues who are also gamblers like me.
 
The reason is not because I'm proud of losing those dollars to gambling, but the reason is that I will also want to hear their story and if there are ways in which we can help each other to reduce how much we can lose and maintain a particular standard. 

There is nothing  wrong with sharing winnings with others but we should always make sure that we share that are less huge with people because we might not know who really like us or who is just pretending. There are many bets ives shared with friends and I know the kind of people I share my bet with. Gambling has been very risky and sometimes when we take risks and gamble without even knowing what the outcome could be, we might be surprised of winning huge. This should not make us to tell every single person about the bet. It is better we talk to or share the bet winning result with people  that are reliable and trustworthy.

[nara1892]

Well I think the possibility that OP mentioned is true, or what he meant was telling someone else about a big win on the other hand could trigger a more impulsive gambling approach for the person who heard it, it is usually normal for people to get excited when they see that someone else is able to do it, so maybe they will think that "if someone else can, then why can't I", most likely they will try the same method as someone who told the big win, and of course it can worsen their financial situation when it turns out the results are not as expected.

However we must know and understand that in gambling something that works for someone else does not mean it will work for us, gambling is gray, still defeat is a possibility that will continue to lurk you. So I think it is better to hide the good news, it is better if only you yourself know about the win.