Gambling: process vs outcome

[finaleshot2016]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

[Botnake]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

Speaking of a lottery which we are discussing here, I don't think we will improve even if we motivate ourselves since this game is solely based on luck where our chance of winning is close to none.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

That's what lottery are for, you buy a ticket, hope you'll be the lucky one from millions of bettors and wait for the outcome, if you lose, you accept it easy and then start the same routine again by the next day.

[TitanGEL]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

Mistakes are usually happened because they are focusing in outcome than in process. I'm a type of gambler that giving more focus in process than in outcome. I love the process because it makes me a skillful and knowledgeable gambler. I also learned to have proper risk management by focusing in process thab in results. If we will focus on process than in results then we can have better mentality and mindset.

[Hippocrypto]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

It’s more about lucky outcome if you bet on lottery and don’t care to think of many ways or strategy in order to make it successfully. The process will always be appreciated when the results is good, but when it’s not as we think everything will be disappointed in the end.

To avoid further frustrations, just play in moderation and enjoy what you’ve been through. For sure you’ll able to get what you desire, because for me having fun is more rewarding than lucky winnings.

[samcrypto]

Gamblers wants a good outcome but before this thing to happen, you must assess first the process. So I'll go for the process, gambling requires a lot of self-control and patience most probably, on that process many gamblers failed and lose their money on the process. Gamblers should not only focus on the outcome, I mean it must be a goal oriented but also need to focus on the process and the discipline, in any form of gambling knowing the reason why you're doing it is the best process to put you in a good outcome.

[KnightElite]

Gamblers wants a good outcome but before this thing to happen, you must assess first the process. So I'll go for the process, gambling requires a lot of self-control and patience most probably, on that process many gamblers failed and lose their money on the process. Gamblers should not only focus on the outcome, I mean it must be a goal oriented but also need to focus on the process and the discipline, in any form of gambling knowing the reason why you're doing it is the best process to put you in a good outcome.

I'll go with process, we should allocate more time in determining the process than the outcome. If we want better outcome then we should have good process where we have control in terms of managing our emotions and feelings. The outcome that will have will be depends on what kind of a process that we are doing. If we are a type of gambler eho are just playing without prior information then it is expected that the outcome will be bad.

[carlisle1]

I am seldom into lotteries. There is no excitement there. It is mostly on the very slim chance of winning, but life changing prizes. Lotteries are also cheap, so it's like nothing. Real gamblers are into the process and the outcome. Both are important. But if I only need to pick one, i'll go with process in a slight edge. Entertainment it is but it feels better when you can also win.   

that is why most of Lottery bettors are those oldies or those not really a total gambler so they choose to just buy tickets and wait for couple of days before finding what combinations won.
also there are some people that i knew who's also buying those scratching cards that available in lottery outlet also.
actually i am one of those in the past that trying my luck in instant scratching but lucky to win hundred bucks or more sometimes.

[imstillthebest]

thats it . the reason they like lottery the most is because its easy and they dont need to do anything aside from chosing a number and pay then wait for the results while other forms of  gambling involves alot of process  to be able to play and to earn from it   . on a gamblng game like lottery , process is useless because the game is purely random and being raffle  not unless if there was some kind of manipulation going but even if there are , i dont think learning the process will help us win   .

[Ucy]

Well, taking some of your time to learn and understand the game before "gambling" or taking risk is really important. That is part of the reasons some are successful risk takers while others are not.
The juicy reward and the amount you plan to risk is enough to get you to spend some time in learning and acquiring skills.

[Genemind]

I would prefer process because if we'll only focus on the outcome, we might feel disappointed if ever we'll not meet our target winnings. Enjoying what we're doing would make us grow as players and just take our winnings as a bonus. Focusing on how we'll reach our target goal and trusting the process will result in a positive outcome. Gambling might be needing lots of luck but being a positive person along the whole process would be a big advantage.

[michellee]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

Mistakes are usually happened because they are focusing in outcome than in process. I'm a type of gambler that giving more focus in process than in outcome. I love the process because it makes me a skillful and knowledgeable gambler. I also learned to have proper risk management by focusing in process thab in results. If we will focus on process than in results then we can have better mentality and mindset.

Sometimes we don't care about the outcome. As long as we can enjoy the process, and we have a good feeling with the process, the outcome will not bother us even if we lose the money. But yes, sometimes, we will feel curious about the outcome, and we still try to repeat the game to see how good our luck in that game in the next round. Maybe if we can focus on the process, we will have a better chance to win in the next round.

[AniviaBtc]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

Mistakes are usually happened because they are focusing in outcome than in process. I'm a type of gambler that giving more focus in process than in outcome. I love the process because it makes me a skillful and knowledgeable gambler. I also learned to have proper risk management by focusing in process thab in results. If we will focus on process than in results then we can have better mentality and mindset.

The two are both important in a way that it will become the basis of your state in gambling. Process is important, yes, but what if you do you 100% effort but still you fail? Because gambling is also about luck. You can't force luck to let you win, it is very rare. The outcome is still important in some way, it will let you become inspired. If you lose , then try harder, if you win, then try to improve more. Focus on the mindset that they are both essential, it is not that the only important is the process or outcome but both. You can't prevent losses, no matter how good you are in gambling but if you're unlucky, you have nothing to do to prevent that. Try to practice risk management to reduce bad outcomes.

[Twentyonepaylots]

Gamblers wants a good outcome but before this thing to happen, you must assess first the process. So I'll go for the process, gambling requires a lot of self-control and patience most probably, on that process many gamblers failed and lose their money on the process.

Precisely. They are important to each other and are vital to ensuring the quality of experience the better receives. That's why people love slots, love poker, love interactive gambling games that not only pays big, but also requires you to interact with people or machines. Even lotteries have some sort of interaction with them. It's just not as required as it is with the earlier games I have mentioned.

Gamblers should not only focus on the outcome, I mean it must be a goal oriented but also need to focus on the process and the discipline, in any form of gambling knowing the reason why you're doing it is the best process to put you in a good outcome.

So to sum it up, they are both integral to ensuring that the customer is satisfied of the service and the experience they have. Without these two, the game will be bland, boring, and demotivating, it'll feel like a chore and people won't enjoy playing it. Outcome may depend on the platform itself, I've been in gambling for so many years and I felt that platforms does not have the same vibe.

[dothebeats]

Nowadays I enjoy gambling as a process and not really expecting anything extra at the end of the day. I find it oddly entertaining to win something out of my own doing even though I'm just randomly pressing buttons and relying most of my wins on luck. The process is more exciting than the outcome IMO, though it will be much surprising to see that your bets won because of your gut feeling/hunch/skill/whatever. At the end of the day, it depends highly on who is playing which part of the gambling experience he enoyed best. I enjoy all parts, but the thrilling and anciety build-up on doing it takes the cake.

[seoincorporation]

i think some people enjoy the process of the bet, and some others just want to see the result. A good example is the sports bets, some games are long as hell and people enjoy all the process. But as you say. some games like lotto looks boring, but people enjoy the idea of get a huge win.

[Blackdeath]

I've seen a guy asking for advice about lotteries and it got me thinking. I don't understand why people even like lotteries. You don't do much, most likely lose and have to wait for the outcome for a long time. Perhaps, people are interested in the possibility of winning, but that would mean they are not really into gambling as the process. So what is it for you, do you play only for the sake of winning or do you care about the process of playing/researching/anticipating the outcome? I think that the process is that is attractive in gambling, and while the outcome surely matters, I would not like to wait for a long while to learn it.

In my own opinion, the reason why people like lotteries even they only have a low chance of winning to it because playing a lottery wil give them huge winnings, that is why a lot of people try their luck just to win in a lottery. Honestly, i gamble for the sake of winning for a good profit because it is the main reason why people have become interested in gambling.

[finaleshot2016]

I go for the outcome.

You should think about the outcome because it will automatically require to make a good process. Having good and better progress each day will inspire and motivates you to go farther to have a good outcome, one of the basics in life.

In the lottery, there's no real process there since you'll just gonna bet and done unlike in the other gambling game that requires strategy and better gameplay to have a good outcome.

Mistakes are usually happened because they are focusing in outcome than in process. I'm a type of gambler that giving more focus in process than in outcome. I love the process because it makes me a skillful and knowledgeable gambler. I also learned to have proper risk management by focusing in process thab in results. If we will focus on process than in results then we can have better mentality and mindset.

They referring about lottery, where's the process there?
I guess this is a misunderstanding. I go for the process when it comes to other gambling games as I stated in my post. When you play poker, it requires a good process means you need to be skillful and have a good strategy to make a good outcome.

The only thing you'll gonna think when you're betting is the outcome.
eg. dice, lottery

[iv4n]

Process is the games you choose to play, and by some logic you need to like the games you chose to play. When you like the games you play, process will be more interesting! Outcome in gambling is pretty obvious, you can earn money or you can lose money, at least in my case it's like that I lose everything or I won a lot, rarely I am even after gambling session.
To me process is more important that outcome, but we all know that positive outcome will affect us positively!

[stomachgrowls]

I've seen a guy asking for advice about lotteries and it got me thinking. I don't understand why people even like lotteries. You don't do much, most likely lose and have to wait for the outcome for a long time. Perhaps, people are interested in the possibility of winning, but that would mean they are not really into gambling as the process. So what is it for you, do you play only for the sake of winning or do you care about the process of playing/researching/anticipating the outcome? I think that the process is that is attractive in gambling, and while the outcome surely matters, I would not like to wait for a long while to learn it.

Outcome would always matter and this is what most gamblers do target on, they do only differ on duration but still on the same perspective which is to earn money.

I wont say that they arent into gambling as the process.Talking about lottery games which do really have that very very low odds of winning but people do still keep on betting.Why?

They do know that if outcome would hit it up then they know thats a life changing opportunity, thrill and expectation is there everytime you do purchase a ticket, also there are
people who do just simply bet and leave without expecting much and move on.

[goinmerry]

I don't understand why people even like lotteries.

The reason is obvious mate, winnings without the needs of doing countless strategies.

You don't do much, most likely lose and have to wait for the outcome for a long time.

Actually no need to wait for a long time.

In most countries, there are 4-5 lottery draws per day.

Perhaps, people are interested in the possibility of winning, but that would mean they are not really into gambling as the process.

Yes, there is a chance that most lottery bettors don't really into gambling but since it's not that difficult to purchase tickets for this, they choose this form of gambling instead of others that need strategy and techniques.

So what is it for you, do you play only for the sake of winning or do you care about the process of playing/researching/anticipating the outcome?

It depends.

In the lottery, no need to take care of the process. Place a bet and just wait for the result.

In sports betting, for example, on the other hand, I do care for the process since it's a suicide if you will just place a bet here without knowledge at that sports. The same also goes into casino games wherein you need to manage properly your bankroll.