Showing your cash out amount to people, any negative effect?

[Maslate]

I don't know if there is any spiritual effect in gambling. I don't think there is such a thing as betting. This is actually a misconception.

You can’t really blame people who are superstitious because they believe in luck, and there’s no fixed strategy that guarantees wins in gambling. Most of us would agree that luck plays a big part, so people do things to attract good luck and avoid bad luck, that’s where the superstition comes in.

For me, I’m not that type of gambler, but I always respect what people believe in.

Who am I to judge, I’m not even a profitable gambler myself. And even if I were profitable, I still wouldn’t judge them.

[danadc]

They shouldn't deny the player the money, because at the end of the day, the mistake was made by the supplier, the casino, and they should be held accountable It looks bad when a player wins and then they say it was a mistake and don't give them anything, but it's always good for a player to win and lose, so things should be the same for everyone.

[lizarder]

Sharing the bet with friends might also have added pressure because once you tell others about your potential win it becomes harder to back out it’s like your ego takes control and you start thinking about how it will look if you cash out early or if you win the full amount and become the hero that everyone praises. Experienced gamblers usually learn to fight that urge they know when to take the safe route and cash out because protecting profits is just as important as chasing them most of the time it’s not the odds that beat us but our own emotions greed and the belief that we can predict every outcome learning when to stop or collect what’s already good enough is the real skill in gambling.

Perhaps that's your story but for me telling anyone about my gambling activities isn't an option, especially if they know me personally, because in my environment, gambling is considered a bad activity. You could say I'm quite private about my involvement in gambling, as very few people who know me personally are aware of my involvement, and I've probably been accustomed to hiding it from the beginning, although some close friends are aware of my involvement.

The part that I agree with the way you explain it is only on the principle of gambling itself because I believe every gambler will definitely take a certain route to secure a win in the previous bet and it is related to how they fight emotions, greed and confidence, because in principle we can never guarantee that we will win the next bet.

[nara1892]

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Of course, as you said that in gambling it's all about luck, but on the other hand, I also understand that maybe in some areas there is still belief or the spiritual tradition is still quite strong which makes them associate everything with spiritual aspects even though it actually has no effect, the point is that winning or losing is not because someone prayed for you to lose, gambling is about the system and the system has been arranged by the bookie, especially in the type of casino games, let's think logically so that everything looks realistic and makes sense.

Exactly when someone wins they take credit for themselves and when they lose, they look for fault everywhere. This is a very natural mentality but it is not right to blame friends just because of that and these spiritual things actually end up being superstitions, they have no effect on the results of gambling.
In my own view, gambling is completely a game of luck and system. Casinos are built in such a way that they ultimately benefit, I think we should always remember that, if someone loses it is not because of someone's bad luck and if someone wins it is not the blessing of any special power.

Finding fault when you lose is actually a waste of time, because losing is an inseparable part of gambling. It's perfectly normal, and all gamblers experience it. Those who blame others for their losses are nothing more than losers or cowards.
In gambling, winning and losing are essentially natural, and when you feel like you're losing more than you're winning, that's also normal. As you said above, casinos are designed to benefit the house, not the gamblers.

[bhadz]

That is called a "jinx' not only in gambling but also in life. As if you're already doing good and just because someone has called you attention because you're winning, it made you put your energy into that attention and that's why you have become unlucky and start losing. I don't think that there's any spiritual or ritual attachment to that, if we're done being lucky, that's the end of it. That will be incredible if we keep on winning and just because someone called us, we continue to win. There's no other term for that but just a continuation of yourself being lucky but, there is no such thing.

As for me it is called "irresponsibility". You made a mistake and don`t want to be responsible for it. That`s why we see "jinx", "bookie cheating", etc. I don`t believe in any mystic things. If i lost - it is because is missed something in analyze. Not due to "unlucky" or "jinx" but because i made something wrong.

That is okay if that's what you believe what it is. And even if you have done the right thing for that bet if the results are not in favor of your bet, you'll still lose that bet.

It is difficult to be responsible for all things in your life, but when you understand, that problem in your choices - you begin improve yourself and your life.

I think it's easy to become responsible if it's in aspect of living. As you've said, as you understand the choices and your problem, you'll start to recognize that being responsible will make things easier.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

That cash out option is for the gambler to decide if he choose to push thru expecting that he may win that's a decision on his own even you show it to someone or not if the fate of those upcoming games are not on your favor automatically you'll lose that chance to win. There's no affiliation or a y link if ever someone saw your options or knows your options not unless the game can be manipulated that's the only thing that I know which will have a very big impact in terms of the possible results.

I like your point, you said that the other way a person will lose the bet after showing it to someone is if the game was manipulated by the person that the bet was shown to, right? And of a truth, the person that saw the bet does even have the capability to manipulate a game, the people that do game fixing finds it not so easy for them not to be caught, so the possibility of manipulating a game to make another bettor lose is not easy and not possible, perhaps one person can not just manipulate a game.

[rakebit]

Showing your cash-out amounts can backfire, it attracts unwanted attention, invites pressure from friends, and can create unrealistic expectations about gambling wins. Most experienced bettors prefer to keep results private for security and mental balance.

A practical tip: focus on tracking your own bankroll quietly rather than sharing screenshots.

[Su-asa]

Showing a cashout game to your friends has negative and positive. Although, you will not know between the negative and the possible effects unless the game has ended. Why I said it has a nagetive and positive side is because your friends might tell you to cashout or not to cashout, now between you and your friends no one knows what the result might be until the game is over. Sometimes they might tell you to cashout or not to cashout, and if you did cashout the whole game played as you predicted you might blame them or if they told you not to cashout and the game was lost you will still blame them. So in a situation like this I think the best thing to do is just to take what you are seeing because the other ones are not guaranteed.

[Nathrixxx]

The more we continue to be careless about how we are gambling, the we will understand the cost of not taking our privacy a thing of seriously, what do we gain from doing this Nothing, but what it can cost us could be weighter than we can afford not take, because some may through this target on us and we don't know the extent at which people can be against us.

[programmer3666]

So what do you think about showing cash out amount to public and its final outcome?

Does that affect the game?
Is there any spiritual attachment to it?

Or is it just because some of the people that saw it will wish you bad luck?

What happens or any explanation you have on this?

But myself, I don't like to show my cash out.

Accepting that the lose is spiritual because the cashout was made public is lame. Even if he had not shown anyone, it won't have changed the outcome. Though I would agree that it did influence his decision making but it didn't change outcome. He took the advice of his friends, instead of sticking to his gut feeling and he lost. It's as simple as that and it's not spiritual.

i don't think there is really nothing spiritual about it! showing your cashout does not change the outcome of the game the only thing it affects is your own mindset once you start sharing your bets or winnings publicly then people begin giving you opinions and that pressure can push you into decisions you will not normally make that is what happened here not bad luck and not spiritual attack He just listened to the crowd instead of following his original plan and that shift in confidence is what caused the loss

[mcdouglasx]

The more we continue to be careless about how we are gambling, the we will understand the cost of not taking our privacy a thing of seriously, what do we gain from doing this Nothing, but what it can cost us could be weighter than we can afford not take, because some may through this target on us and we don't know the extent at which people can be against us.

In fact, not only do we gain nothing, we actually lose. We can appear arrogant and show weakness, since it reveals to others that we need external validation to enjoy what we have. And the most important aspect, as you mentioned, is privacy. We can be exposed to fraud, theft, kidnapping, and risk our lives in the process. So, it's definitely something that shouldn't be done, as it involves risks that aren't justifiable just to boast about our achievement.

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It is true that people can be influenced by other people's words, but in the case of gambling, the person in the story described lost the money because of his luck. Maybe he was influenced by his friends to keep the money in the bet, but even then it was written in his luck that he lost. It could have been that he had won, then maybe the whole scenario would have changed.

Still, I would say that no financial state should be based on someone else's suggestion, be it gambling or any investment. There must be our own analysis here and at the same time, we must keep in mind whether we have the ability to lose the money we are staking.

[Text]

for me showing my cash out amount to people does not affect the outcome at all there is no spiritual involve and the match won’t suddenly change just because someone saw my ticket. I think what really happens is psychology cause once I show people my slip I start feeling extra pressure some friends hype me up some tease me others give advice and sometimes I end up making a decision based on their reactions instead of sticking to my original plan. At the end of the day cash out is just a tool, it is there so not to regret later if the amount being offered already meets my target or gives me peace of mind I take it, if I want to take the risk then accept whatever result comes after.

[Prestongold]

Like seriously, do his friends control the games that ended against his prediction,check should not blame his friends, rather he should have followed his friends advice and avoided taking the risk to wait for the outcome of the two last games.

Sure thing is that, the friends may have advised him to cash out that amount at earliest stage and he refused to do that.

[Salahmu]

We need to no something in gambling, those matches are not controlled by spiritual forces that we can say telling our friends will make them go through spiritual to stop the match from playing how it should be, everything that occurs on the match regarding why you did not win it is natural and not a spiritual interference. Perhaps you could have cash it out while you can instead of waiting for those two games because you would have won half of the total. Even if you have a bet that has only remained one game to play for you to win and you decide to publish it everywhere, if is a game that will win it will and nobody has the power even if they have beyond physical they can't do anything to it.

I don't know why some gamblers thinks that spiritual forces are in gambling, it's unfortunate to see that gamblers are still having thought of spiritual forces because any gambler that have witnessed losses several times would understand that gambling depends on luck. Sometimes we shouldn't be too greedy for cash out because had it been he take the amount by now he would have been a saver mode without having any negative effect.

If some gamblers believes there is spirituality in gambling why don't they do it to see whether there is a truth in what some are saying or not because those that think about this spirituality can only water there curiousity if they can see for themselves what they think existed in gambling only them knows, those that was advising him in believing there was a force from people he told could be someone who only heard about gambling and think it was those kind of game magic work. this cash out people get greedy about is what some gamblers only want to see when they have staked so that any amount that can be available they can take it and never think about what it could have been when all were to be together.

[Strongkored]

So what do you think about showing cash out amount to public and its final outcome?

Traders do the same thing, showcasing their trading profits, as if to announce that they have succeeded. I don't really like to show gambling results to the public, maybe occasionally, but it's not something that needs to be done. Players who show gambling results just want to share the fun and convince others that it is possible to win in gambling.

[ruykeri]

I don't know if there is any spiritual effect in gambling. I don't think there is such a thing as betting. This is actually a misconception.

You can’t really blame people who are superstitious because they believe in luck, and there’s no fixed strategy that guarantees wins in gambling. Most of us would agree that luck plays a big part, so people do things to attract good luck and avoid bad luck, that’s where the superstition comes in.

For me, I’m not that type of gambler, but I always respect what people believe in.

Who am I to judge, I’m not even a profitable gambler myself. And even if I were profitable, I still wouldn’t judge them.

I don't blame those who gamble on luck. I myself gamble on betting so it all depends on luck. Although my experience in sports betting depends a lot on statistics and teams, overall gambling is completely based on luck. I said that for those who believe in spirituality , it is a wrong idea. It has been seen that many people have no doubt that they will win, but after that they lose, then they blame some of their activities. In fact, mentioning any secrets or telling them that they are winning does not depend on these things. Whatever happens, it depends entirely on luck.

[Fiasem20]

In the world of gambling anything can happen,and the superstitious belief in regards to gambling isn't necessary at all.What wasn't meant for you wouldn't be yours,so he shouldn't put the blame on someone that has no hands for the loss.Some gamblers can be extremely funny,what about if he had won the bet then he would always want he's friends to be around him because he's always lucky whenever they're around him.Such is life, everyday isn't a lucky day.In conclusion,I would always advise gamblers not to show their cash out amount to people for the purpose of safety,it may attract jealousy and hatred,but it's all up for everyone to make decisions for themselves.