Gamblers understood the game

[maydna]

Newcomers to crypto and their gambling are just thinking about big profits without thinking about the risks that can easily occur.
But usually newcomers do have an interest in getting into crypto or gambling because some of the people they see can easily earn big profits so interest arises.

Many newcomers or beginners don't understand what gambling is. They don't know how to deal with gambling risks, they probably only hear about instant winning from other gamblers. So, it is very reasonable if they misunderstand gambling, they only know the benefits and have no knowledge about the risks. But they will understand it gradually, specifically when they learn seriously how to gamble in a proper way or in a safe way. Unfortunately, there are many newcomers who have no intention to learn, they are only obsessed with the profits. These types of newcomers will be easy to lose huge money and have a big chance of being addicted. In conclusion, not every newcomer focuses on profits only and will end up with severe losses. Those who gamble carefully and want to learn how to deal with gambling risks, probably will be safe from bad impacts or the risks of gambling.

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

[SirLancelot]

And I guess there it is the difference between the gambling addict and the profitable gambler. The profitable one sets limitations for their maximum losses and their limit wins. They understood the game in a way that they accept that not everyday is a winning day. It is not trying your own luck but CREATING your own LUCK. And when you have those days, you push it, you bet more. When there are days that your predictions are likely to be wrong, then the main focus is to preserve the capital.

Well, there is a marked difference between the two so we can choose which one we prefer. But many people will want to be a profitable gambler but it's not easy because they don't know when their luck will come. But how can we create our own luck when we cannot always win at gambling and we have also seen many people who have experienced loss. It's better for us not to force ourselves to create luck because luck only comes to the right person and at the right time.

I think it's pretty obvious that all we choose to be a profitable gambler over the addicted gambler. Many are successful with it but they never expected that winning in gambling can turn them into addicts because they are greedy to earn some more. As a result, the money that they win will just lose and they will also lose their personal money and everything (jewelries, appliances, house, friends and families).

This is the reason why never wants to become an addicted gambler. So before we dream of being a profitable gambler, we should think about the consequences first. Some just prevent being a gambler because like they say, prevention is better than cure.

[xSkylarx]

And I guess there it is the difference between the gambling addict and the profitable gambler. The profitable one sets limitations for their maximum losses and their limit wins. They understood the game in a way that they accept that not everyday is a winning day. It is not trying your own luck but CREATING your own LUCK. And when you have those days, you push it, you bet more. When there are days that your predictions are likely to be wrong, then the main focus is to preserve the capital.

Well, there is a marked difference between the two so we can choose which one we prefer. But many people will want to be a profitable gambler but it's not easy because they don't know when their luck will come. But how can we create our own luck when we cannot always win at gambling and we have also seen many people who have experienced loss. It's better for us not to force ourselves to create luck because luck only comes to the right person and at the right time.

I think it's pretty obvious that all we choose to be a profitable gambler over the addicted gambler. Many are successful with it but they never expected that winning in gambling can turn them into addicts because they are greedy to earn some more. As a result, the money that they win will just lose and they will also lose their personal money and everything (jewelries, appliances, house, friends and families).

This is the reason why never wants to become an addicted gambler. So before we dream of being a profitable gambler, we should think about the consequences first. Some just prevent being a gambler because like they say, prevention is better than cure.

There are only a few gamblers that are really profitable in their journey as gamblers, but all of them once they win big, they invest it in business for sure so that they still have another source of income because if they keep winnings, then for sure the casino where they are gambling would file bankruptcy. Again, Gambling is a business, which is why a lot of us lose from it as it is made for fun and not for profit. You may win today, but for sure, tomorrow you'll lose more.

[Doan9269]

There are only a few gamblers that are really profitable in their journey as gamblers, but all of them once they win big, they invest it in business for sure so that they still have another source of income because if they keep winnings, then for sure the casino where they are gambling would file bankruptcy. Again, Gambling is a business, which is why a lot of us lose from it as it is made for fun and not for profit. You may win today, but for sure, tomorrow you'll lose more.

The profitabilities we could derived from having gambling experience will be either to have fun or make more income through gambling when we win, nevertheless one is more prominent than the other because it is by default and we determined it, this is the fun we created out of gambling, but we cannot judge or determine wether to win or not, the same is being applicable to the gambling operators or platforms, they created an avenue for us to achieve our goal while theirs as business enterprise is being achieved a long the line by making profits as well.

[Alisha-k]

It's not so difficult gathering gamblers in my locality maybe that's because there's an existing chain of friendship amongst them already.


Or probably this set of gamblers I see are just the only set around, but they're like 10 and I can say they're all doing well for themselves.

[fullhdpixel]

There are only a few gamblers that are really profitable in their journey as gamblers, but all of them once they win big, they invest it in business for sure so that they still have another source of income because if they keep winnings, then for sure the casino where they are gambling would file bankruptcy. Again, Gambling is a business, which is why a lot of us lose from it as it is made for fun and not for profit. You may win today, but for sure, tomorrow you'll lose more.

The profitabilities we could derived from having gambling experience will be either to have fun or make more income through gambling when we win, nevertheless one is more prominent than the other because it is by default and we determined it, this is the fun we created out of gambling, but we cannot judge or determine wether to win or not, the same is being applicable to the gambling operators or platforms, they created an avenue for us to achieve our goal while theirs as business enterprise is being achieved a long the line by making profits as well.

I wouldn't consider having fun to be a profitability metric at all, it is something different and has to do with your emotional well-being while earning profit simply means getting more money from the money being spent which is a very difficult thing to do when it comes to gambling. You might enjoy, have a good time, and get out happy after spending your money, but you will barely come out with both a happy face and some extra money with you.

If we talk about casino operators, for them, it's pure profit, whether we win or lose, they are always in profit because most of the gamblers utilizing their platform will be at a loss and that money goes into their pockets, so if you are a casino business owner, there is nothing to worry about at all.

[danherbias07]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

It's not wrong, because that's what they only want people to see. Oh, and especially if they are paid by the gambling site itself. Nobody will be hooked into gambling if they will be so honest to say that you need to keep losing more before you can win some. Yes, there's no such thing as ROI in gambling, once you gamble, the house will keep on taking from the gambler without him noticing it.
From playing Keno and Plinko, I saw how far the RTP is, it happens like once in a blue moon. I think I made a bet of 2000 or possibly more before I saw one ball falling into x1000 pin.
The one way to make it inviting and hoard a lot of referrals as possible is thru streaming, make them see that winning is possible but cut the part on how much time and money you spent before you hit the jackpot. Gambling is easier to understand than investing and it doesn't have the critical details to understand. You spend, and you lose or win.

[Learn Bitcoin]

How many times have you successfully invited some gamblers to online casino? What is your experience doing so? I know many will find this hard to believe but I kinda prefer bringing in gamblers than investors into crypto, why? They understood the risk already, there is no talk and talk over again, there is no dealing with someone fear and confidence.

There are benefits to bringing gamblers into the crypto casinos than bringing investors in crypto. You won't get anything from their crypto investment unless you introduce them to some hyip projects, which are scams. But, Nowadays, the Most crypto casino offers 25% of their house edge to the affiliates. Some casinos give custom offers and give up to 50% commission from the house edge.

I have successfully brought in four people into crypto gambling, and it was the easiest thing ever, they came asking if it's possible to use crypto for gambling and I said yes, but I told them that I am not ready to introduce any platform for anyone, but these guys then showed me there past gambles on a local website that only accept Fiat, that's when I got soft with them and I showed them the websites I use for gambling.

Good to know that. Still, you could have given them a disclaimer that I am using this website doesn't mean you have to use this as well. This casino paying me doesn't mean it will pay you as well. If any of them violate rules and then get banned, they may blame you and say it was your suggestion to use that website. So, better tell them that there is no guarantee that you will get paid from an online crypto casino. Of course, there are some trusted casinos. But it depends on gamblers as well. They shouldn't show up with multiple accounts and then say it was my father mother sister brothers' accounts.

[ethereumhunter]

And I guess there it is the difference between the gambling addict and the profitable gambler. The profitable one sets limitations for their maximum losses and their limit wins. They understood the game in a way that they accept that not everyday is a winning day. It is not trying your own luck but CREATING your own LUCK. And when you have those days, you push it, you bet more. When there are days that your predictions are likely to be wrong, then the main focus is to preserve the capital.

Well, there is a marked difference between the two so we can choose which one we prefer. But many people will want to be a profitable gambler but it's not easy because they don't know when their luck will come. But how can we create our own luck when we cannot always win at gambling and we have also seen many people who have experienced loss. It's better for us not to force ourselves to create luck because luck only comes to the right person and at the right time.

I think it's pretty obvious that all we choose to be a profitable gambler over the addicted gambler. Many are successful with it but they never expected that winning in gambling can turn them into addicts because they are greedy to earn some more. As a result, the money that they win will just lose and they will also lose their personal money and everything (jewelries, appliances, house, friends and families).

This is the reason why never wants to become an addicted gambler. So before we dream of being a profitable gambler, we should think about the consequences first. Some just prevent being a gambler because like they say, prevention is better than cure.

We really want to be profitable gamblers but we have to know that it won't be easy because in gambling, we can't win many times. And if we have succeeded, we must resist the temptation to continue playing because we will not be able to get it again because our luck may have gone. And we must prevent greed because it will only make us lose the victory we have won.

Greedy gambling addicts will continue playing and even if they lose in the next round, they will still play. That is why we must prevent ourselves from becoming gambling addicts and greedy because the risk is to lose all the money we have earned and we can even lose everything we have.

[AicecreaME]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

It's not wrong, because that's what they only want people to see. Oh, and especially if they are paid by the gambling site itself. Nobody will be hooked into gambling if they will be so honest to say that you need to keep losing more before you can win some. Yes, there's no such thing as ROI in gambling, once you gamble, the house will keep on taking from the gambler without him noticing it.
From playing Keno and Plinko, I saw how far the RTP is, it happens like once in a blue moon. I think I made a bet of 2000 or possibly more before I saw one ball falling into x1000 pin.
The one way to make it inviting and hoard a lot of referrals as possible is thru streaming, make them see that winning is possible but cut the part on how much time and money you spent before you hit the jackpot. Gambling is easier to understand than investing and it doesn't have the critical details to understand. You spend, and you lose or win.

Gambling has its benefits and consequences. People perceive gambling as an easy way to generate money, but it is more than that. In gambling, there are risks you need to consider. There are also things you should swallow in order to make money from gambling especially if you are an affiliate. You have to make referrals in order to earn. And that means you have to encourage people to gamble which isn't so good if you're going to look at it at some point. You have let them be hooked in gambling in order to earn a bonus from them signing up.

Technically speaking, you don't have responsibility over the gambling habits they'll developed overtime. Although if you'll look at it, indirectly you're playing a part. Perhaps it's just up to you on whether you will pursue gambling for income on the side or not.

[wxa7115]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

It's not wrong, because that's what they only want people to see. Oh, and especially if they are paid by the gambling site itself. Nobody will be hooked into gambling if they will be so honest to say that you need to keep losing more before you can win some. Yes, there's no such thing as ROI in gambling, once you gamble, the house will keep on taking from the gambler without him noticing it.
From playing Keno and Plinko, I saw how far the RTP is, it happens like once in a blue moon. I think I made a bet of 2000 or possibly more before I saw one ball falling into x1000 pin.
The one way to make it inviting and hoard a lot of referrals as possible is thru streaming, make them see that winning is possible but cut the part on how much time and money you spent before you hit the jackpot. Gambling is easier to understand than investing and it doesn't have the critical details to understand. You spend, and you lose or win.

While there is no denying that the casinos using influencers to try to promote themselves may be hiding how long it can take to hit the jackpot and how many tries were necessary to do so, at the same time there are many gamblers out there which are not being paid to do this and they still follow the same pattern.

And they do this because no one likes to admit they were mistaken or that they have lost money, so you only hear from them the stories about how they made a lot of money but you never hear about their failures.

[tusandii]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

[Strongkored]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

But that's the reality, even though it's really bad, but how many of them realize that gambling because they are tempted by posting someone's winnings on social media is something that shouldn't be done because every gamble that someone does will have very different results, people are very pressured to be able to get a lot of money can be tempted by this. They don't know that the gambler who won the big prize has gone through many difficult things because it is almost impossible to make a big one in one game.
Streamers who stream because they want to tell how to play and also the possibility of looking for people who are interested in registering through the link, but if someone is tempted because of the victory that the streamer gets, it is the responsibility of the player because gambling is difficult to predict and there is always a risk of losing money.

[Jody.Drummer]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

Yup. Precisely that is what is used as a marketing tool from several sites because indeed we have to be aware that Influence in gambling that live streams on several social media clearly must be questioned when every live they benefit because if that happens then the setting there is a certainty.

This should be a consideration where even if we are interested in gambling, rationality needs to be maintained so that we are not affected by trapping things like this.
On the other hand, conditions like this will only inflate our dreams because of course we are aware that by seeing influences working to raise one of the sites in live streaming that always wins, this will actually increase our hope and make it easier to be deceived.

[slapper]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

But that's the reality, even though it's really bad, but how many of them realize that gambling because they are tempted by posting someone's winnings on social media is something that shouldn't be done because every gamble that someone does will have very different results, people are very pressured to be able to get a lot of money can be tempted by this. They don't know that the gambler who won the big prize has gone through many difficult things because it is almost impossible to make a big one in one game.
Streamers who stream because they want to tell how to play and also the possibility of looking for people who are interested in registering through the link, but if someone is tempted because of the victory that the streamer gets, it is the responsibility of the player because gambling is difficult to predict and there is always a risk of losing money.

Undeniably, you've touched upon the societal facet of gambling and its sway on personal choices. The intriguing role of social media, glorifying successful wagers while defeats go unnoticed, is noteworthy. However, the burden doesn't solely rest on the bettor. The portrayal of gambling, especially on online platforms, requires scrutiny. Its projection as a potential windfall, given its high-risk aspect, is deceptive. This raises an ethical issue: Shouldn't platform providers and streamers also bear some responsibility to advocate for responsible gambling, beyond mere profit-making?

[wxa7115]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

Anyone watching those sessions should always assume they cannot replicate the same results no matter what they do, after all the influencer is deciding what they want to show to their audiences and obviously they will pick the juiciest moments over the boring ones.

Now this happens everywhere but something really similar happens with poker, when you watch a poker tournament on TV you are just watching the best moments, there are hours and ours of footage that you never watch as nothing really happens, and once those people begin to play poker they get surprised by the lack of action they happen to see, as if you are unlucky you could spend hours without getting a good hand, and yet this is something we never see on those shows.

[Pierre 2]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

It's not wrong, because that's what they only want people to see. Oh, and especially if they are paid by the gambling site itself. Nobody will be hooked into gambling if they will be so honest to say that you need to keep losing more before you can win some. Yes, there's no such thing as ROI in gambling, once you gamble, the house will keep on taking from the gambler without him noticing it.
From playing Keno and Plinko, I saw how far the RTP is, it happens like once in a blue moon. I think I made a bet of 2000 or possibly more before I saw one ball falling into x1000 pin.
The one way to make it inviting and hoard a lot of referrals as possible is thru streaming, make them see that winning is possible but cut the part on how much time and money you spent before you hit the jackpot. Gambling is easier to understand than investing and it doesn't have the critical details to understand. You spend, and you lose or win.

I feel like gambling is easy and not easy at the same time. Its is easier to gamble your money away in crypto casino compared to dynamics of crypto investing. You only need to follow traditional route of depositing and trying a game like slots. But what is harder in gambling is understanding structure behind you exemplified. Without understanding your chances of winning and allocating proper amount of money you would never master gambling.

[rendravolt]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

That's right, there are so many beginners who have lost a lot of money because they were too ambitious to earn a lot of money from gambling in a short time. Even though that's not what they see and they need prior knowledge about the gambling they are betting on so they can understand the risks they get if they use too many bets. On the other hand, this action actually makes them run out of money if they feel they are losing continuously and that can interfere with the brain's performance to become chaotic if they cannot control themselves.

[Doan9269]

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

Seeing other people's game sessions on social media and live streaming is not a good thing for beginners because it can generate curiosity and the desire to win just like what they see.
A great gambler is someone who can be responsible for their actions and choices when gambling, besides that the goal is just to have fun and add experience.
I have seen lots of novice gamblers who have broken down and lost a lot of things because they were too obsessed with game sessions being carried out by other gamblers.

That's right, there are so many beginners who have lost a lot of money because they were too ambitious to earn a lot of money from gambling in a short time. Even though that's not what they see and they need prior knowledge about the gambling they are betting on so they can understand the risks they get if they use too many bets. On the other hand, this action actually makes them run out of money if they feel they are losing continuously and that can interfere with the brain's performance to become chaotic if they cannot control themselves.

It's not everything we see we give an attempt to thesame way they appear, there's a need for us to cross check and examine the conditions that surrounds the situation which is part of what's being needed to give a close attention to, there are ways we can also appear being logical because this can only be the way we can have an upper winning edge over the gambling bets we make whenever we are gambling and the rate which we also loose can be minimized through this.

[Cookdata]

Many newcomers or beginners don't understand what gambling is. They don't know how to deal with gambling risks, they probably only hear about instant winning from other gamblers. So, it is very reasonable if they misunderstand gambling, they only know the benefits and have no knowledge about the risks. But they will understand it gradually, specifically when they learn seriously how to gamble in a proper way or in a safe way. Unfortunately, there are many newcomers who have no intention to learn, they are only obsessed with the profits. These types of newcomers will be easy to lose huge money and have a big chance of being addicted. In conclusion, not every newcomer focuses on profits only and will end up with severe losses. Those who gamble carefully and want to learn how to deal with gambling risks, probably will be safe from bad impacts or the risks of gambling.

Beginners only see other people's big wins from social media, which makes them curious about playing gambling and want to prove it with their money. But if they can't control themselves, it's tantamount to depositing money without a chance to win a lot. If they could take the time to understand that gambling is not as easy as they make it out to be, they would not come close to gambling and would even stay away from it. But we can only give them advice and not force them not to approach gambling.

That's the power of influencing, sadly it's been misused. People becomes triggered when they see you win, it's a natural thing everywhere, when people see winning tickets, they wish they had that opportunity to have bet too and they become curious how the gambler bet and won it successfully. Now, the problem with newbies is that they don't understand how gambling works and also the old gamblers that already in the system don't explain it to them as they only like to share winning tickets and by the time the beginners give it a short and it didn't work, they quit right there and never go back again.

Gambling need patiences, calculated risk and consistency and the strategy doesn't work, it needs to be change and reevaluate again and tested and when it works keep playing until the strategy runs out of luck because you need luck too, skill is not enough in gambling, it's luck that spice it up.