Gambling using chip in money?

[dothebeats]

It's a shitty content promoting carelessness and poor money management that people can emulate or copy. I know these guys they are literally just fooling around and could not care less about losing money, but it’s really bad since there are people who tend to do what these influencers do because they think it’s cool. Playing and fooling around with friends in gambling is fun, don’t get me wrong, but if you have a platform that big, I guess better put disclaimers about not trying it or better yet, think of other things to do to make public rather than gambling carelessly.

[rahmad2nd]

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

In several cases, I have done it with friends who are considered to have a close relationship. that too, with a small bankroll. just to do fun, while filling spare time and it's quite fun because we will have a different sensation. plus, it has a different tension too.

However, in the case of Andin. to be honest, I was reluctant to do it. because, the money at stake is not a little money. at least, for me personally. also, it's too risky to bet using a friend's money. the magnitude of the burden seems to overtake us, especially if in that gamble we suffer defeat. of course, there will be an unpleasant feeling. in fact, not infrequently friendships can be damaged because of these things. so, it's better if we gamble only using the money we have. at least, we do not harm others.

[aioc]

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

If you're the one playing, then you should not be the one suggesting this, they might think that you're just using their money to sustain your gambling, it should be a mutual agreement of all parties involved and there should be a gentlemen's agreement with whatever the result is, you will all respect it.
I'm not comfortable with this setup and I haven't tried it before, I don't want to gamble using other people's money
because I cannot guarantee a win and it might cause a rift between us, even if some of your friends make not aware of it.

[passwordnow]

I've never done this again but I did it only with one person and that was my cousin where it had happened years ago. We went to physical gambling places near our area and that's where we trusted each other when someone don't have money. I'll let him gamble with my money and vice versa. It's a mutual agreement and it's hard to find this type of setup unless a friend or relative really trusts you with their money and they know that you've got luck with you and that's why they're betting on you and allow their funds to be gambled.

[Cling18]

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

If you're the one playing, then you should not be the one suggesting this, they might think that you're just using their money to sustain your gambling, it should be a mutual agreement of all parties involved and there should be a gentlemen's agreement with whatever the result is, you will all respect it.
I'm not comfortable with this setup and I haven't tried it before, I don't want to gamble using other people's money
because I cannot guarantee a win and it might cause a rift between us, even if some of your friends make not aware of it.

They say gambling can ruin relationships and friendships. I've heard stories like this and they end up blaming and fooling each other in the end. When money is involved, we can't expect that friendship will be firm especially when it comes to gambling. Yes, it is a good thing that you are winning for now but you can face the consequences later on. If you want to gamble, you should use your own money and not rely on your friend's pocket.

[Mahanton]

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

If you're the one playing, then you should not be the one suggesting this, they might think that you're just using their money to sustain your gambling, it should be a mutual agreement of all parties involved and there should be a gentlemen's agreement with whatever the result is, you will all respect it.
I'm not comfortable with this setup and I haven't tried it before, I don't want to gamble using other people's money
because I cannot guarantee a win and it might cause a rift between us, even if some of your friends make not aware of it.

They say gambling can ruin relationships and friendships. I've heard stories like this and they end up blaming and fooling each other in the end. When money is involved, we can't expect that friendship will be firm especially when it comes to gambling. Yes, it is a good thing that you are winning for now but you can face the consequences later on. If you want to gamble, you should use your own money and not rely on your friend's pocket.

Even with family or relatives or close to blood which when it comes to money then you should expect that relationships could really be broken with this and this is why its not really that shocking if ever there would be those actions specially on blaming out just because you had really make yourself that lose their money.This is why its better to play with your own funds and never ever make out some guarantees that
they would win.

Play with your own funds and you would really be able to avoid all the hassles or worrying that someone would blame you out if ever you would really be losing
those bets.

[qwertyup23]

Betting is spiritual, I can't afford to bet with a fellows money because there are lots of risk involved, first what if they lost his money while betting trying to play the slot who would take the blame or who would pay back Adin or his friend?
Despite how calm or cool him seems to be during betting and you notice you are on the  - minus side I don't expect a reasonable man to keep betting. However I never bet with a friend together or even betting with his money rather I have called a friend to borrow me money to try my last chance, borrowing doesn't mean it a huge money but very little which later send back to him after I got home because I couldn't get access to my mobile app to make a transfer.

To be honest, betting with a friend (or using his money) is deceiving in a way that he might give you permission. In the event that you do incur a profit, expect that your friend would at least receive the lion's share from it. But the moment that you lost your friend's money, expect that he would definitely ask for you to pay it- to the point of even breaking your friendship.

Betting/gambling is highly addictive and potentially dangerous especially when you are dealing with relatively high amounts of bets in a given process. There is that chance that you might win big and you might turn a $1000 bet and double/triple it, but the risks are too high for me to even consider betting that kind of amount.

[boyptc]

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

It's fun because all you need to do is to gamble with their money and whatever will be the outcome of it, you're out of it unless there's a contract that you've got no escape and these friends are wanting insurance that you'll never lose.

But it's a gamble and they can never be assured if their money will be doubled or tripled or will gain some amount just as you gamble. And given with the situation of Adin, it's good that he's got that outcome but it won't be the same to all of us in here.

There could be really few that shall be going with the same path but the majority will have the opposite outcome for which the money of our friend's might just be gone.

[Bushdark]

I recently watch video of Adin Ross about using his friends money to gamble. His friends allow him to gamble it and it’s just insane to see how this kind of things work during shit case scenario. On the video, Adin won’t allow them to cash-out unless they will agree for the all-in bonus buy on slot or they can cashout but with just a break even amount of their bank roll. They start from a 1000 grand balance and they manage to turn it to 7000$. Actually they are trying to cashout the moment they made 2000$ but Adin keeps giving them that same option to push them to play more. I know that Adin is just toying with them but their reaction is just hilarious because they are serious due to the money amount involved.


I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/tKqO2UaYDhA

Anything that makes me gambler with friends then I am always prepared but not too desperate to win since the money would finish some day. Gambling need understanding on why we are gambling than to just see yourself gambling without any purpose.
Many of us are always interested to gamble but we are always running away from the necessary risks that is involved in gambling. We need to watch out on how other pro gamblers make there way out making money through gambling.

[GideonGono]

I had a friend who saw me gamble before and enjoyed it and saw how much profit I got from those games, then he insisted that I should play with his money and I told him so many times that it is better if he would play it on his own so he tried a couple of game before handing it over to me.
When I played with his money I was slowly winning then I joke around that we should go all in and he told me to do it and we end up losing on that exact round.
It felt like the site was only making us win at small bets and waiting for us to go all in.

[acroman08]

I recently watch video of Adin Ross about using his friends money to gamble. His friends allow him to gamble it and it’s just insane to see how this kind of things work during shit case scenario. On the video, Adin won’t allow them to cash-out unless they will agree for the all-in bonus buy on slot or they can cashout but with just a break even amount of their bank roll. They start from a 1000 grand balance and they manage to turn it to 7000$. Actually they are trying to cashout the moment they made 2000$ but Adin keeps giving them that same option to push them to play more. I know that Adin is just toying with them but their reaction is just hilarious because they are serious due to the money amount involved.

not sure how close they are but according to the comment section it seems like they were close friends and it is not the first they have done this kind of stuff so it might have been some kind of fun for them but I would have been frustrated if that were me. imagine repeatedly asking your friend to stop and cash out after trusting them to gamble for you but he/she gives you the same condition as Adin Ross did, that would have been frustrating.

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

my friends and I used to ask to bet for each other when we go to a fair(fairs in the Philippines usually have gambling games in them) when one of us seems to keep winning(but we don't hold our friend's money in some kind of hostage so we can force them to continue to gamble), it has been a long time since we have done that. 

[chaser15]

I don't experience this yet since sharing money with my friend will just influence what I preferred to bet.

Although we can talk about this beforehand who's the one that will lead the bet, I just choose to play by myself.

It's a good strategy to share bankroll with friends, but I'm the type of gambler that's don't like it, that simple.

[AmoreJaz]

I don't experience this yet since sharing money with my friend will just influence what I preferred to bet.

Although we can talk about this beforehand who's the one that will lead the bet, I just choose to play by myself.

It's a good strategy to share bankroll with friends, but I'm the type of gambler that's don't like it, that simple.

that's very understandable. a lot preferred to bet on his own. you have no trouble in case something goes awry with your bet.
maybe, the experience will be good if you are in the winning side. but when you start losing and there's no chance of recovering, that's when the trouble will come in. blaming or something. that's not very nice to handle.

[STT]

Everything he does is for publicity and really its a broadcast for the audience.   2000 is small fry to that guy if his viewing numbers are to be believed he gets maybe near 100k viewers just for turning on the stream which is larger then most.  I don't get why he is popular but betting is just a side deal for him.  Its content that matters, getting that many viewers consistently everyday is really a big deal with relatively low costs to do so; my guess he can cover any expenses for his entourage and does so ∴ dont take it absolutely serious.

[traderethereum]

I don't experience this yet since sharing money with my friend will just influence what I preferred to bet.

Although we can talk about this beforehand who's the one that will lead the bet, I just choose to play by myself.

It's a good strategy to share bankroll with friends, but I'm the type of gambler that's don't like it, that simple.

It could be a burden for those of us who play, especially when we lose because there was a misunderstanding between us when we were going to place a bet.
Yes, it's only natural if we think that everything will change when the defeat happens to us who place a bet, affecting our friendship.
And yes, if we don't want to see any rifts in the friendship, we might suggest placing our bets and seeing who can win.
Thus, we will not share our bankroll with other friends and can be freer in making choices.

[noormcs5]

I recently watch video of Adin Ross about using his friends money to gamble. His friends allow him to gamble it and it’s just insane to see how this kind of things work during shit case scenario. On the video, Adin won’t allow them to cash-out unless they will agree for the all-in bonus buy on slot or they can cashout but with just a break even amount of their bank roll. They start from a 1000 grand balance and they manage to turn it to 7000$. Actually they are trying to cashout the moment they made 2000$ but Adin keeps giving them that same option to push them to play more. I know that Adin is just toying with them but their reaction is just hilarious because they are serious due to the money amount involved.

I don't think this matter should be taken with non-seriousness as there is real money involved in the gamble. What's the purpose of cash out at break even when you have made 7000$ from 1000$? Winning in gambling is already very difficult and here they just lose their 6000$ cash.
Wouldn't it be better if they had just cashed out this money and then use this money to have fun outside the casino? I think these people have missed the opportunity.

By the way, the casino owners will be very happy that these friends aren't cashing out at 7000$ 

[BobK71]

I’m still not experiencing it but sounds fun at the same time to share experience of winning and losing with your friend. Do you guys do it?

If you're the one playing, then you should not be the one suggesting this, they might think that you're just using their money to sustain your gambling, it should be a mutual agreement of all parties involved and there should be a gentlemen's agreement with whatever the result is, you will all respect it.
I'm not comfortable with this setup and I haven't tried it before, I don't want to gamble using other people's money
because I cannot guarantee a win and it might cause a rift between us, even if some of your friends make not aware of it.

They say gambling can ruin relationships and friendships. I've heard stories like this and they end up blaming and fooling each other in the end. When money is involved, we can't expect that friendship will be firm especially when it comes to gambling. Yes, it is a good thing that you are winning for now but you can face the consequences later on. If you want to gamble, you should use your own money and not rely on your friend's pocket.

Most of the relationships are ruined because of money. In this world people are most attracted towards money. Many people refer to money as the root of all happiness. And if there is any kind of negativity in that money transaction, then whatever relationship there is, there will be a big crack. I had a friend with whom I had good financial dealings but at one point when he borrowed money from me and lost a gamble, since then I tried to contact him but he avoid me. Gambling can be done by borrowing small money from friends but when it comes to big money it will destroy the relationship.

[Bushdark]

I don't experience this yet since sharing money with my friend will just influence what I preferred to bet.

Although we can talk about this beforehand who's the one that will lead the bet, I just choose to play by myself.

It's a good strategy to share bankroll with friends, but I'm the type of gambler that's don't like it, that simple.

It is a good strategy sharing bankroll with friends but with if at the end the two friends to not agree on a particular bet?
I would preferably choose making the betting with my money so if I lose I will accept the result without blaming anybody fort loses than teaming together and at the end we blame each other for our loses which might be as a result of nit being lucky. 
So many things can happen when the gamblers put there bankroll together to make bet and if care is not taken that might lead to a big contention.

[Hispo]

This sounds rather like a speed-run to end a friendship, if one is not careful.
I get this kind of things can be entertaining among friends during a travel to Las Vegas or drinking some beers and they decide to log onto an online casino to see what happens.

The problem is that the person who gambles, usually is aware that there is a fairly high possibility of losing it all and if the friend is rather new to gambling, then he could have some fake expectations of getting a lot of money out of nowhere just because his "experienced" friend is gambling his money.

So, no I would not do that. It is better to grieve one's own money if there are losses, rather than spoiling a friendship.

[freedomgo]

Betting is spiritual, I can't afford to bet with a fellows money because there are lots of risk involved, first what if they lost his money while betting trying to play the slot who would take the blame or who would pay back Adin or his friend?
Despite how calm or cool him seems to be during betting and you notice you are on the  - minus side I don't expect a reasonable man to keep betting. However I never bet with a friend together or even betting with his money rather I have called a friend to borrow me money to try my last chance, borrowing doesn't mean it a huge money but very little which later send back to him after I got home because I couldn't get access to my mobile app to make a transfer.

To be honest, betting with a friend (or using his money) is deceiving in a way that he might give you permission. In the event that you do incur a profit, expect that your friend would at least receive the lion's share from it. But the moment that you lost your friend's money, expect that he would definitely ask for you to pay it- to the point of even breaking your friendship.

Betting/gambling is highly addictive and potentially dangerous especially when you are dealing with relatively high amounts of bets in a given process. There is that chance that you might win big and you might turn a $1000 bet and double/triple it, but the risks are too high for me to even consider betting that kind of amount.

Hence why money is called "the root of all evil".

Even if they chip-in together to create a bank roll, they are still bound to argue with each other as there will be some point that they will have a misunderstanding as the other one will not agree with their current bets and even if that bet won, the tension has already started and the same thing will happen again until they will resort to break their relationship just because of the money. What's unfortunate about is their bond was wasted for a nonsense, that is why I keep myself from gambling when it comes to my friends.