🔷Aark.digital | Bet Crypto 1000× & Play Tiles on Arbitrum

[The Cryptovator]

some people see gambling as a bad act but in reality I don't think it is, the reason why people out their see gambling as something that isnt nice is because of the behaviour of some gamblers, we have responsible gamblers, no matter how irresistible going for more or controlling the urge of excessive gambling is, there are people that still conquer and I think that's what every gambler is suppose to figure out ways to stay safe from getting addicted, if some gamblers are following rules, I don't think we will ever discuss anything that concerns addiction, is just that greed and loss recovery mindset won't let some people think right while gambling.

Whether gambling is good or bad, keep it aside. We can't judge gambling ourselves, because even some religions ban gambling totally. This is another matter actually. We judge differently about gambling; if we win, then gambling is a good option for us. But if we lost funds to gambling, it means gambling is bad for us. There are no rules actually that could help you to be a winner. The betting rules would work sometimes.

But we should have the strategy to manage the risk. If you don't have your strategy to manage the risk, then definitely you will have to suffer, and you might be addicted. When you can't balance wins and losses, then may be constantly you might lose and become addicted to thinking of recovering lost funds. So we have to manage the risk; if we don't have enough funds to lose, then don't gamble.

[sunsilk]

Quick update for everyone following along:

The Aark team has temporarily removed Tiles while we work on a new and improved version of the game. We really appreciate all the feedback — and don’t worry, Tiles will be back with a better experience soon.

It's flattering that you've appreciated the feed back about the tiles part. We'll wait to see how that game goes and hearing that it will give a better experience is securing.

In the meantime, as promised earlier in the thread, we’ve just launched a brand new Crypto Futures Game Mode - a fresh way to play that blends the thrill of price movement with gameplay mechanics that feel more like a gambling experience.

👉 See Crypto Futures Game Mode tweet

🎮 Try live on-site

We’re excited to hear your thoughts on this new format — and as always, your feedback shapes what we build next!

- Team Aark

The game looks like binary options with the gameplay of a crash.

if we don't have enough funds to lose, then don't gamble.

This is the root of most gamblers, if there is no amount of money that's set to lose. You're right that they shouldn't gamble because if they do, they'll find a way to blame their losses to anybody and not to themselves.

That's typically what happens when we gamble irresponsibly.

[Ojima-ojo]

Quick update for everyone following along:

The Aark team has temporarily removed Tiles while we work on a new and improved version of the game. We really appreciate all the feedback — and don’t worry, Tiles will be back with a better experience soon.

It's flattering that you've appreciated the feed back about the tiles part. We'll wait to see how that game goes and hearing that it will give a better experience is securing.

In the meantime, as promised earlier in the thread, we’ve just launched a brand new Crypto Futures Game Mode - a fresh way to play that blends the thrill of price movement with gameplay mechanics that feel more like a gambling experience.

👉 See Crypto Futures Game Mode tweet

🎮 Try live on-site

We’re excited to hear your thoughts on this new format — and as always, your feedback shapes what we build next!

- Team Aark

This is the root of most gamblers, if there is no amount of money that's set to lose. You're right that they shouldn't gamble because if they do, they'll find a way to blame their losses to anybody and not to themselves.

That's typically what happens when we gamble irresponsibly.

What we have to come to terms with is that, gamblers that have little control over their gambling activities, most especially those that doesn't have a limit control will must definitely fine a way to blame whatever outcome they face and in as much as that is, we have to come to terms with such realities playing out such characters from irresponsible gamblers will definitely pop up time to time.

First we must have to deal with them in a case to case level and coming out with our conclusions such as in a way that we point out the areas both the gambler and the casino have not played they roles effectively that results into this kind of situation outcome.

[lionheart78]

What we have to come to terms with is that, gamblers that have little control over their gambling activities, most especially those that doesn't have a limit control will must definitely fine a way to blame whatever outcome they face and in as much as that is, we have to come to terms with such realities playing out such characters from irresponsible gamblers will definitely pop up time to time.

Whether gambling is good or bad is defined by the person who is engaging in gambling.  There had been studies and even testimony from people that gambling when done responsibly is helpful or beneficial to individual, social and economy.

Anything that is done excessively is bad even medication that suppose to cure people can poison people.  In short, let us use and engage with things responsibly.

First we must have to deal with them in a case to case level and coming out with our conclusions such as in a way that we point out the areas both the gambler and the casino have not played they roles effectively that results into this kind of situation outcome.

Casinos and platforms that integrates gambling is a business, although these platforms want to profit, they never force anyone, all the decisions are from individuals themselves, so I do not think platforms should be blamed for people who spend excessive time and money to fufill their dopamine's demand.

[sunsilk]

This is the root of most gamblers, if there is no amount of money that's set to lose. You're right that they shouldn't gamble because if they do, they'll find a way to blame their losses to anybody and not to themselves.

That's typically what happens when we gamble irresponsibly.

What we have to come to terms with is that, gamblers that have little control over their gambling activities, most especially those that doesn't have a limit control will must definitely fine a way to blame whatever outcome they face and in as much as that is, we have to come to terms with such realities playing out such characters from irresponsible gamblers will definitely pop up time to time.

First we must have to deal with them in a case to case level and coming out with our conclusions such as in a way that we point out the areas both the gambler and the casino have not played they roles effectively that results into this kind of situation outcome.

If we recognize ourselves to be an irresponsible gambler, there's no need for us to blame anybody. We should be good with the results and that teaches us to become a better gambler in a perspective that we have to take ourselves into accountability.

So it goes to the roots of what CC said that they shouldn't be gambling in the first place so that there is no reason for them to deal with the consequences of gambling.

There is also no reason for them to blame anyone if it's them that got them into a bad situation as they gamble.

[lionheart78]

If we recognize ourselves to be an irresponsible gambler, there's no need for us to blame anybody. We should be good with the results and that teaches us to become a better gambler in a perspective that we have to take ourselves into accountability.

Good thought!  One should be responsible of his action, if one take responsiblity then he will automatically see that the one to blame is himself.  Then after knowing that, to avoid such mishaps and possible disaster, he must correct his ways.  Like in gambling, if one know that is previous action brings him financial losses, then he should think of ways to avoid the same outcome.  This is like learning from own experience, and I think only responsible people can do that.

So it goes to the roots of what CC said that they shouldn't be gambling in the first place so that there is no reason for them to deal with the consequences of gambling.

There is also no reason for them to blame anyone if it's them that got them into a bad situation as they gamble.

You mean if they can't bear the losses from engaging in gambling, they should not be gambling in the first place? Yes this should be the way but people due to curiosness wanted to explore something that they have little understanding of. Like when they watched streams on Youtube and see people winning huge in a certain gambling platform, they wanted to mimic that success, thinking that if one can do it, they can do it too.  But little does he know that the gambling result is random.  Then, when he loses, he blames the stream, saying the video is misleading when no one is telling him to gamble on that platform.

I believe there is always this kind of person, a finger-pointer.