Neymar Loses €1M in Casino in Just an Hour

[348Judah]

Neymar can never find this a loss because if you consider the amount the player earns per week you will discover it's something he can recover without much disturbance, there's an extent one can have money reach and care less about loosing it or have fear for missing out , so they take time to engage on several attempts on things or dealings that makes them squandered the money since they have it enough, but they will bever think about helping the needy or giving back to the society they belong to.

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[Yatsan]

Not surprising especially for someone who bets that much. For sure there are big players out there who feel the same thing whenever they are losing; the idea that they can get it back again thru playing. I'd agree with fuel to addiction or something which would drive a plaer into addiction towarda gambling. Once the value of money declined on a player's point of view, that is where problem may arise. They might be too dependent with the activity because they are disregarding the risk of losing money. At their start, it would be sustainable but imagine losing continuously, how come you would be sustain your bets in a long run?

Neymar can never find this a loss because if you consider the amount the player earns per week you will discover it's something he can recover without much disturbance, there's an extent one can have money reach and care less about loosing it or have fear for missing out , so they take time to engage on several attempts on things or dealings that makes them squandered the money since they have it enough, but they will bever think about helping the needy or giving back to the society they belong to.

It is not the amount he earns because that thing won't be constant. Think of big individuals ending up broke because of gambling. Take note that most of them has multiple businesses. The point here is that; as long as the player is confident that losses would be eventually returned on their pockets, they will continue and will be more reckless of their money.

[rdluffy]

Guys, until now I am surprised with the repercussion that this news is having, in the Brazilian newspapers several journalists  are angry with this supposed millionaire loss.

This is an important lesson that we need to learn, not to judge before knowing the truth.

I found a news article in English:

Source: https://www.gamesbras.com/english-version/2023/3/30/neymar-gets-desperate-after-losing-us-11m-on-betting-site-blaze-36414.html

It would only be a marketing action, as I also talked about in my previous post, so rest assured, nobody lost money.

I admit that the advertising was brilliant, after all everyone is commenting on it.

[Pandu Geddon]

Neymar can never find this a loss because if you consider the amount the player earns per week you will discover it's something he can recover without much disturbance, there's an extent one can have money reach and care less about loosing it or have fear for missing out , so they take time to engage on several attempts on things or dealings that makes them squandered the money since they have it enough, but they will bever think about helping the needy or giving back to the society they belong to.

however, it is a loss. maybe Neymar does have a big salary from the club and the brand he works with. but it's a big amount, indeed maybe not that big for him. but when he realized that he committed such a big loss, he must also have a feeling of regret.
although we also know the limit of the loss that everyone is capable of is different. Maybe Neymar has prepared that much money. so he will indeed spend it.

[bitzizzix]

Perhaps because Neymar is currently out of action until the end of the season with a serious ankle injury, and with so much free time, online betting and perhaps poker are his favorite pastimes in his free time.
Neymar earns up to £3.2m per month and that is not from other income or sponsorships and he spends £900k gambling in a matter of one hour which is not a problem for him and that is his right too. And even though it's crazy for an ordinary person because he is very capable and can overcome it in an instant, and not like an ordinary person because he doesn't have as much ability and income as he does.
Neymar often spends a lot of money in whatever way he pleases, including charitable or social I think he spends a lot of money on good things, so it's balanced.

[el kaka22]

Liberty means that anyone can do whatever they want as long as they are not hurting other people. Neymar didn't gamble with anyone's money, he didn't lose anyone else's money, he didn't broadcasted it so that addicted people should watch, he didn't force anyone to watch, and he didn't lose on purpose to make others feel better about their loss neither.

It was his own money, his on computer, his on webcam, his own twitch channel, if YOU end up watching him and get a bad lesson out of this, that's your fault. You can't claim its unethical just because what he did put a wrong psychological thought into your brain, that's what you did, not him. I believe he has every right to do this as he wants.

[Peanutswar]

If you are this kind of person that does not take too much problematic with the money and just making fun I guess you don't need to worry that's why better to get an asset first so it's cater for all of your habits like gambling without hesitating with the money. But if you are one of the people who does valuable every time you spent I guess this is too much seems like you've become a one day millionaire and ignore that you spent those amount just playing gambling.

[wheelz1200]

Neymar lost €1m (£900,000) in just an hour of online casino as he streamed it live on his Twitch channel. The Twitter post reads that "Crying at first, he then laughs, remembering it's just a week's pay!" I was very livid reading this and seeing screenshots of his reaction. Because it is very deceitful.

Imagine a gambling who may have lost thousands of dollars today reading this. Instead of feeling bad or remorseful and looking for a way to change, this may even fuel his addiction the more. Sadly, he won't remember that he is not like Neymar who earns £3.2m-per-month.

These celebrities and public figures should be  fined for trying to glorify gambling without stating the negative aspects when it is over done.


Story Source
+ https://twitter.com/PartnersLoro/status/1641169797319733250?s=20
+ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11919169/Neymar-hilariously-reacts-losing-900-000-hour-online-casino-session.html

They are just human beings.  Stop watching them if it influences you negatively.  There shoukd be no issue him doing something that's legal just because other people can't handle it.  If that's the case they should ban them from ever going out and having fun while having a drink because it might turn someone into an alcoholic.

[uneng]

Liberty means that anyone can do whatever they want as long as they are not hurting other people. Neymar didn't gamble with anyone's money, he didn't lose anyone else's money, he didn't broadcasted it so that addicted people should watch, he didn't force anyone to watch, and he didn't lose on purpose to make others feel better about their loss neither.

It was his own money, his on computer, his on webcam, his own twitch channel, if YOU end up watching him and get a bad lesson out of this, that's your fault. You can't claim its unethical just because what he did put a wrong psychological thought into your brain, that's what you did, not him. I believe he has every right to do this as he wants.

Moreover, as far as I know he didn't make any deceiving marketing to endorse gambling in a wrong concept to his audience. For an example, he didn't lure the public to believe gambling is a money making method for extra income. He just played and showed his performance online in real time.

Of course 1$ million euros is nothing for him, but at same thing he can't be considered guilty for glorifying gambling for that reason... Each gambler has to know his own personal limits and that each person has different levels of income, therefore they can risk more or less money.

[madnessteat]

Liberty means that anyone can do whatever they want as long as they are not hurting other people. Neymar didn't gamble with anyone's money, he didn't lose anyone else's money, he didn't broadcasted it so that addicted people should watch, he didn't force anyone to watch, and he didn't lose on purpose to make others feel better about their loss neither.

It was his own money, his on computer, his on webcam, his own twitch channel, if YOU end up watching him and get a bad lesson out of this, that's your fault. You can't claim its unethical just because what he did put a wrong psychological thought into your brain, that's what you did, not him. I believe he has every right to do this as he wants.

I absolutely agree with you. Neymar can do whatever he wants and if someone doesn't like what he does he can just stop watching him. Neymar does not owe anyone anything and can dispose of his money the way he wants - he can lose all his money gambling, or give it away to charity. It's his choice. And those who do not like it probably just envy him.

[Renampun]

Neymar lost €1m (£900,000) in just an hour of online casino as he streamed it live on his Twitch channel. The Twitter post reads that "Crying at first, he then laughs, remembering it's just a week's pay!" I was very livid reading this and seeing screenshots of his reaction. Because it is very deceitful.

Imagine a gambling who may have lost thousands of dollars today reading this. Instead of feeling bad or remorseful and looking for a way to change, this may even fuel his addiction the more. Sadly, he won't remember that he is not like Neymar who earns £3.2m-per-month.

These celebrities and public figures should be  fined for trying to glorify gambling without stating the negative aspects when it is over done.


Story Source
+ https://twitter.com/PartnersLoro/status/1641169797319733250?s=20
+ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11919169/Neymar-hilariously-reacts-losing-900-000-hour-online-casino-session.html

lose but laugh, that's what separates us all (ordinary gamblers) from Neymar who has a salary of millions of dollars every month. I hope he doesn't ruin his future because I'm sure that if Neymar becomes a gambling addict then his football career will be ruined. he must be able to gamble humbly so that other players whose lives are ruined because of gambling do not hate his behavior which seems to be mocking.

[Hirose UK]

Is it true that a famous football star like Neymar got involved in gambling and made a bet?
Neymar is a famous football star who has huge wealth assets so what is he betting on?
If Neymar bets on a soccer match, it's impossible for him to lose because his insight and knowledge of football is certainly quite a lot that allows Neymar to always win in every bet he takes part in.
If this news is true and spreads widely, it could become a hot trending topic all over the world.

[Agbe]

People loss gambling bets every day and night so those who loss bet and reading this thread will not be affected negatively and positively. But as the OP said, those who loss small amount of money would use this one to encourage themselves. The amount Neymar loss in the gambling platform if convert to country's currency, it is a very huge amount of money that one can be spending for a very long period of time. But it is a chicken change for the wealthy. Sorry to him by his loss.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Neymar is an athlete,...a pronounced one for that reason.
I heard there's a rule that athletes aren't allowed to gamble at all any section; be it soccer or any other professionally played genre.... isn't that true? If yes, why is Neymar not sanctioned yet? If no, why would a player be allowed to bet on his own game played?? You see...the whole gaming stuff becomes very political and sentimental...
On the other hand, that's a very little cash for him to lose at once.. I've heard several stories on how normal,low level peeps experience even more huge losses than that....they all keep it at heart.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[len01]

Neymar lost €1m (£900,000) in just an hour of online casino as he streamed it live on his Twitch channel. The Twitter post reads that "Crying at first, he then laughs, remembering it's just a week's pay!" I was very livid reading this and seeing screenshots of his reaction. Because it is very deceitful.

Imagine a gambling who may have lost thousands of dollars today reading this. Instead of feeling bad or remorseful and looking for a way to change, this may even fuel his addiction the more. Sadly, he won't remember that he is not like Neymar who earns £3.2m-per-month.

These celebrities and public figures should be  fined for trying to glorify gambling without stating the negative aspects when it is over done.


Story Source
+ https://twitter.com/PartnersLoro/status/1641169797319733250?s=20
+ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11919169/Neymar-hilariously-reacts-losing-900-000-hour-online-casino-session.html

Is this one meaning of gambling with money you can afford to lose?

however, $1 million is not a small amount, especially since Neymar has a salary of $3.2 which means Neymar has lost 30% of his monthly salary. when compared to those of us who have a $200 monthly salary and lose 30%, we lose $60. isn't that painful.
I'm sure if it really was Neymar's personal money and not marketing money, I'm sure Neymar really regrets what he did to lose a lot of money in a very short time.

[Fortify]

Neymar lost €1m (£900,000) in just an hour of online casino as he streamed it live on his Twitch channel. The Twitter post reads that "Crying at first, he then laughs, remembering it's just a week's pay!" I was very livid reading this and seeing screenshots of his reaction. Because it is very deceitful.

Imagine a gambling who may have lost thousands of dollars today reading this. Instead of feeling bad or remorseful and looking for a way to change, this may even fuel his addiction the more. Sadly, he won't remember that he is not like Neymar who earns £3.2m-per-month.

These celebrities and public figures should be  fined for trying to glorify gambling without stating the negative aspects when it is over done.

I usually question how accurate these sort of news releases are, especially after we saw that fiasco with Drake who subtly suggested he was gambling at a certain casino and then a few months later was magically getting paid a sponsorship fee by them. As he says, it is a weeks pay, so hardly a massive hit and it's a shame he treats money so wastefully - he could have donated this money to a charity instead and made it go a lot further. It should actually make people angry that he is so flippant and wasteful with money, footballers do not really deserve such huge sums when they treat it like this. It will ultimately put more pressure on regulators to act against these supposed role models in future.

[rahmad2nd]

Guys, until now I am surprised with the repercussion that this news is having, in the Brazilian newspapers several journalists  are angry with this supposed millionaire loss.

This is an important lesson that we need to learn, not to judge before knowing the truth.

I found a news article in English:

Source: https://www.gamesbras.com/english-version/2023/3/30/neymar-gets-desperate-after-losing-us-11m-on-betting-site-blaze-36414.html

It would only be a marketing action, as I also talked about in my previous post, so rest assured, nobody lost money.

I admit that the advertising was brilliant, after all everyone is commenting on it.

To be honest even if he did gamble, and literally spent €1 million in the shortest possible time. whatever he does, is his right. after all, he doesn't bet on football matches. however, more on casino games, regardless that this is part of the marketing or not. i would absolutely never judge him. because, after all, a person has the right to do whatever according to what he wants to do. most importantly, he does not harm other parties and so on. at least, that even a public figure or even a professional athlete has the same hobby as us. so, there should be no problem with that.

Well, at least the link you shared is part of the defense of what Neymar did. So this case is complete for me, that what Neymar did was part of marketing.

[coolcoinz]

I don't like people who throw money away like that and laugh at it. Imagine that he's Brazilian and the minimum wage in his country is some $200 a month. Some people are earning that and watching him laugh after losing a million, money they will never have in their lives. These rich guys are so spoiled it's painful to watch. Completely no respect for money. They're wiping their asses with $ bills and laughing at the rest of us.

I'm not saying they don't have the right to do it, or shouldn't have the money they have, but I find the lack of respect and his attitude repulsive.

It would be better if he helped people in his own country with the money he lost in gambling, but I think it could be a covert sponsorship deal. I don't think Neymar really lost that money. If it's a collusion deal, it seems like it worked, since we're talking about this thing here. Still, I think it seems rude for him to do this on a live broadcast. I don't think someone like him can turn into an idol football player. Because idol footballers manage to set an example for the society not only with their success on the field, but also with their behavior off the field.

I agree with you. He could do so much good with that much money, especially in a poor country.
Some of the money was probably his. It's also possible the casino has agreed to return some of his losses if he promotes them. Maybe he really lost only 50% and the rest was a rakeback deal? We won't know because losing a million produces better headlines than losing 500k

Someone who earns 3 million a month won't care about losing a million. He's run out of things to buy long time ago and is probably stacking it all up in his bank account.

Once they reach a certain level of wealth people become sad and boring.

[$crypto$]

Is this one meaning of gambling with money you can afford to lose?

however, $1 million is not a small amount, especially since Neymar has a salary of $3.2 which means Neymar has lost 30% of his monthly salary. when compared to those of us who have a $200 monthly salary and lose 30%, we lose $60. isn't that painful.
I'm sure if it really was Neymar's personal money and not marketing money, I'm sure Neymar really regrets what he did to lose a lot of money in a very short time.

We have already assumed that Neymar already has a high income so even losing $1 million he still has a lot of money and in addition he certainly has income from sponsors and it may be different from his club salary.
In terms of the video, those few seconds seem to have no regrets at all, it's just that maybe he regrets for a moment and after that he won't be burdened by losing a lot of money.

But it's different from us, by losing 30% of our salary, that's too big, let alone not ready to accept the risk, so make sure that in gambling, defeat is certain to happen, but if you don't want to feel deeper regret, then use the money you are ready to lose.

[Gyfts]

I found a source, but it is in Portuguese, that says that everything was just a marketing move, and the value probably wasn't Neymar's, so there was no investment on his part and no loss of money.
Source here: https://ge.globo.com/blogs/brasil-mundial-fc/post/2023/03/29/neymar-chora-ao-perder-1-milhao-de-euros-em-poquer-assista.ghtml

It's how all these crypto casinos do their marketing. They'll usually spot the bankroll entirely and let the player keep all or a percentage of the winnings. If they lose, they're not under any obligation to pay any of the money back and to the observer, it seems as if the balance is unlimited.

I've never been a fan of these sort of marketing initiatives. It gives players the false illusion of losses. When the balance is refilling constantly, a player's winnings is highlighted more than what they lose. It gives the impression that the odds might not be as bad as they usually are.

Even when the player discloses they're sponsored by the casino, how many viewers would understand that the balance is not legitimate funds the player puts in?