Careful With Your Slot Activity!

[Es Cendol]

Long time not online here and i'm back just wants to share a new case around me that related with gambling, especially slots.

My neighbor is in debt of $9000 just for playing slot games. This is bad, considering the amount of money in my country is enough to build a house.

History:
- His friends share the winnings from slot to him
- He is interested an trying to play
- He's being addicted
- Lose and owe to his friends and bank to play more but so sad he is loss again till his owe hitting $9000
- Hard to pay his owe, he finally ran away and now his family need to pay all of his debts.
- AFAIK, his family wants to sells their land to pay off the gambler's debt.

So, careful with your slot activity. make sure you are staying away from any loan just for slots. Actually, this case not from gambling sites just playing android games named "Higgs Domino"

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Slots machine are one of the worst if not the worst game that you can play because obviously it will not be on your favor. I was one addicted to slot, losing big money every night, but there were times that I will also win big. But in the end, the numbers is not going to lie.

Extreme control is really needed because once you are hook up to your favorite game, there is no looking back until you lost everything and in debt.

[n0ne]

Not with slots or the mentioned Higgs Domino, it is common with gambling. When you risk your money with gambling, there is probability of making a win as well as losing everything. This is much associated with the luck, even if you make several strategies to make yourself successful. The mistake is with his friends, they shouldn't have shared their winning out of slot and requested him to try. Just because they've won, it won't work with everyone. So, he could've realised it and now things have gone out of hands.

[Maus0728]

I don't know how your neighbor ended up in debt from playing an online Android game. The only way I can think of is through in-app purchases, which demand real money in exchange for additional perks that might improve user experience.

Plus, I'm certain there is no way to verify the randomness of each and every game since the application that can be downloaded in playstore is somehow not properly scrutinized.

[Wexnident]

It's not just slots, it's gambling in general really. Honestly once the "ask for loans" phase started, the victims' family or friends should've honestly persuaded the said person from continuing the gambling, especially in this case where the debt went up to $9000. Pretty sure $9k is a pretty big amount in any country, I'm kinda dumbfounded how it never actually hit the person in question about his loan going up to $9k. Even going to idk, $1k or $2k is enough to wake me up and stop gambling even if temporary just to pay the debt.

Not to mention it's an android app it seems? Read a few reviews and it doesn't seem to be anything good. Idk why this was even recommended as a place to play slots even.

[Zilon]

This is a common case with gambling generally. Lenders should do proper investigation to know how addicted loan takers are to gambling before issuing out loans to them. He should be found because he needs rehab else he might keep taking more loans to satisfy his gambling quest . It is so sad his family will have to pay with their house making which might push to them to the streets if the have no where else to turn to after clearing the debt

[salad daging]

Actually this case is often heard around me and in general there are many cases like this.
There was once a friend who borrowed money from me with the aim of gambling but I firmly would not give a loan to gamble, but this would become a problem later and it would be difficult to return it, and in the end my friend borrowed the money from someone else and spent it that $2000 loan is more or less and it's still not repaid, so it's ironic to hear this story is almost the same as those around me.

After all, this is the most fatal thing to borrow just to gamble, of course this will all lose and become an uncontrollable emotion.

That's why I often control myself to avoid the things that happened with this story.

[Yogee]

I think "Careful with your gambling activity" is the more appropriate title for this thread. Yes he lost playing slots but he could have lost in the same manner with dice or other casino games.

Slots machine are one of the worst if not the worst game that you can play because obviously it will not be on your favor. I was one addicted to slot, losing big money every night, but there were times that I will also win big. But in the end, the numbers is not going to lie.

You can't just say it's the worst without a proper comparison. Did you end up in profit from playing other games? Please share your experience as well for fairness sake.

[coolcoinz]

My neighbor is in debt of $9000 just for playing slot games.

This game can be played for free. You get a lot of free spins and don't have to bet anything.

I don't know how your neighbor ended up in debt from playing an online Android game. The only way I can think of is through in-app purchases, which demand real money in exchange for additional perks that might improve user experience.

Plus, I'm certain there is no way to verify the randomness of each and every game since the application that can be downloaded in playstore is somehow not properly scrutinized.

That's correct. I don't think you can verify rolls in any way by playing this game, which is why they're giving so many free spins. They hope somebody gets hooked up and spends some money on the game. It's not a casino. I doubt they are playing it fair. It's a redistribution scheme where someone has to lose for the script to know there's money in the bank for payouts and then it allows some people to win up to the point where they drain the bank again.

[GiftedMAN]

Not with slots or the mentioned Higgs Domino, it is common with gambling. When you risk your money with gambling, there is probability of making a win as well as losing everything. This is much associated with the luck, even if you make several strategies to make yourself successful. The mistake is with his friends, they shouldn't have shared their winning out of slot and requested him to try. Just because they've won, it won't work with everyone. So, he could've realised it and now things have gone out of hands.

I agree with you and I think all gamblers need to understand this, in gambling it is either you win or you lose but the possibility of losing is always higher than winning that's why you don't need to gamble with everything you have. Yes luck plays a vital role in gambling but I wonder why gamblers are not always having that luck whenever they engage in the game that means luck is not for gamblers.

I think his friends made no mistake in sharing their winnings with him or even asking him to try he would have declined the offer not to try because he was not forced to try but greed made him to play and he has ended up being an afficted gambler.

[samcrypto]

Slots machines are the easiest game in most of the casinos, you are just simply clicking here that's why many are getting addict in gambling because of this game. Slots are addicting honestly, especially if you continue to bet beyond your limit already. I feel sorry to that guy and to his family, this should be avoided if didn't get hype by his friend. This is a warning for everyone that you should not listed to anyone's advice to gamble because you might not be lucky here and worst, you might ended up like this guy.

[Coin_trader]

So, careful with your slot activity. make sure you are staying away from any loan just for slots. Actually, this case not from gambling sites just playing android games named "Higgs Domino"

The specific slot shouldn’t be blame here because it was design just for fun gambling and not to be addicted to it. The problem here is your friend being greedy and not the slot game because he can avoid losing if he properly manage his bankroll and also the other guy that encouraged him to play slot should be part of the blame too because he start all this things. He manipulate your friend to copy him by using his personal experience to seduce your friend.

Rehab is what your friend needs. In my country, You can’t be put to jail by just having a huge debt so people can still recover by earning slowly on the job. Maybe your has this kind of policy too.

[ralle14]

I feel bad for the family of your friend since they're forced to pay off his debt and your friend didn't even do anything about it and just ran away.

The mistake is with his friends, they shouldn't have shared their winning out of slot and requested him to try.

It doesn't hurt to share winnings with your friends as sometimes I do the same thing but we don't know the entire story though. It's possible that it was just him who wanted to try the game instead of his friends encouraging him to gamble.

[cabron]

My neighbor is in debt of $9000 just for playing slot games.

This game can be played for free. You get a lot of free spins and don't have to bet anything.

I don't know how your neighbor ended up in debt from playing an online Android game. The only way I can think of is through in-app purchases, which demand real money in exchange for additional perks that might improve user experience.

Plus, I'm certain there is no way to verify the randomness of each and every game since the application that can be downloaded in playstore is somehow not properly scrutinized.

That's correct. I don't think you can verify rolls in any way by playing this game, which is why they're giving so many free spins. They hope somebody gets hooked up and spends some money on the game. It's not a casino. I doubt they are playing it fair. It's a redistribution scheme where someone has to lose for the script to know there's money in the bank for payouts and then it allows some people to win up to the point where they drain the bank again.

That's very tricky. Still his neighbor is hooked and eventually sends money to the app. Some internet users are really this naive to purchase things within the app. You can actually skip these since they act like an adverts while you play the slot. His neighbor however is just too hooked to it. My kid was once hooked to games that I have to put my paypal account in iPad for purchasing addition features to the games.

[Davidvictorson]

The need for self-control cannot be overemphasized when it comes to gambling. $9000 is a huge some of money, well the family would have to go ahead and sell one of their landed properties to save face. I know their kid would return because he obviously has no money to look after himself. When he does, he should be taken in for rehabilitation if not someday, he's going to place a place a bet with one of the family's properties and lose it.

[Jawhead999]

This is not about slot activity only, but in anything that related with money due to it's speculation/prospect/calculation!

Before start anything that have a high risk, it's better to learn about the risk and how you can handle it if your speculation goes wrong. If you're not familiar with loan and can't accept the risk, it's better to not ask for a loan.

I've seen many businessman take a huge loan and then his company is failed, trader take a loan because he believe with his analysis etc, But they're not earn anything and rekt.

[Doell]

Doing gambling with debt, very bad to one's character building in gambling, will not work too if he is not a professional gambler who has swallowed a lot of experience. Thank you for sharing your story, but I was surprised and I know it's an android application, isn't there a free gift that can be played without risk? Your friend should not be too focused on this game in the application, because the fair system is also not proven, better play in crypto casino.

[crwth]

That's going to be a life-changer for him. It wouldn't be recovered unless you invested in it again. I believe your neighbor will continue to gamble in the hopes of getting that "jackpot" that they want from playing slots. He needs to understand that luck isn't forced or something. It should be well-taken care of on how much they should risk. I hope he somehow understands the risk more and more and what his family has done to rescue him from his debt.

You shouldn't gamble on slots if you are risking loaned money. Not someone else's money because it will be wrong and probably give you bad luck.

[$crypto$]

It's sad that your friend leaves a heavy burden for the family with no responsibilities at all. This is an addiction that cannot be controlled.

Maybe what your friend means by playing slots is that he can recover his previous losses so that his loan can reach $9000, which is really big, especially if it burdens his family, of course, this is very ironic.

That's a gambling game if you can't manage your finances, it will get worse because it can't be regulated by it.

It's true as said above he must be in rehab to recover at least not to do this again in the future if he is in rehab.

[madnessteat]

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I am not at all surprised by this story as I personally knew two people who were also reckless about gambling. They were friends and liked to play slots with a mug of beer. Very often on payday they would lose all their money at the casino. Sure, they would win big money, but most times they would come out of the casinos empty-handed. This went on for a couple of years until they got into debt.

Such stories remind us that you should never gamble with borrowed money because it is likely to end badly.