What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler?

[Stable090]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

Waw this is serious but it’s just funny to me, why is he going to take the lion share just because they used his account, that’s just craziness, since they contributed the same amount then they should share the money equally, if they lose the bet, will he give the other person some percentage of the amount lost because they used his account? I don’t even see anything that will cause any misunderstanding here, they contributed the same amount to gamble, then they should share the money equally, it’s very simple.

In life you don’t have to trust anybody when their is money involved, no matter the relationship that’s between you people, some people call money evil and anybody can change at you when they know that money is involved, I don’t really like joining money with someone when am doing anything, because have heard that some friends have killed each other just because they joined money to establish business and the business was successful, so one person wanted to claim the ownership of the business and he killed the other friend. When it comes to money don’t trust anybody.

[Marykeller]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

Life is lived in this manner. You can't really consider everyone you call a friend. When money is involved, those you think of as your friends may not actually be your friends. It's good to occasionally bring up the subject of money with your friend so you can see your friends' true colors.

In this situation, if it transpires that I am the one who won the money and the account owner is demanding more than anticipated, I will quietly leave the entire sum of money for him and cut him off as a friend rather than get into a fight with him to keep me from going insane because, in reality, this is not done and there is no way that two people could be mad at the same time. 

[aioc]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

It should be divided equally because they take the same risk with their money, they should have a talk or discussed this when they are planning to bet, not after the result, obviously the owner of the account is greedy and he wants to take advantage of the situation, I will say no also because but eventually give in if he insists but I will not trust him again when it comes to sharing bets.

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler?  

I only share bets after we make a deal on the share, and I will only go to the argument if he is cheating, but I will not go to the extent of fist fight it's not worth it, I will just break my tie with him or will not gamble again with him.

[rhomelmabini]

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

When his not giving you what he really owed after you've won the bet, that's a no-brainer to get into a fight. I don't think that's fair to use others account, I'd rather make my own account then bet there because in the long run that will always gonna be the case especially if you know that fellow gambler of yours is a cash grabber or you don't even know. Make your bets personal because the other party might not gonna agree on your bets especially if you two are losing, one will surely blames the other.

[rachael9385]

Fighting is not good and I can't fight👊 because I don't even have the strength to but the only thing that can make someone to fight because of gambling is CHEATING cheating can results to many things, terrible things happens when someone cheat for his or her own selfish reasons. I can relate to the story of OP, I have had a story like this before but at the end of it all, the two persons shared the money equally, although mine wasn't about gambling but am just saying that cheating can happen anywhere and any how.
According to the story of the OP the two fighters should share the same amount of money (equal) no cheating, even if the opposite person doesn't have an online betting account or have any Access to it, but as long as the opposite person brings the same amount of money before the betting begins so they have equal rights for the money but not the account.

[coin-investor]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic.

They are not friends obviously and they are both greedy this is what's going to happen if two greedy gamblers share their bet without talking first about how they will share the winning, I never do this if the guy I'm sharing my bet with is not my friends or know him personally and I don't recommend this when it comes to sharing in bets on gambling it should be black and white and in fact, if it involves a big amount there should be a written agreement in case one of them disagreed or run away.

[demonica]

The guy insisting on getting more is so greedy when they put the same amount of money. It will only be acceptable if the owner of the account is the one who made the bet alone. It's like, he'll have a percentage for winning. But if they decide on it together, that's just pure greed. It's a lesson for the other person not to trust too much and avoid merging money in one account for this possibility.

In my case, if my father wants to bet, I use my account but it's his money. So if he wins, he'll get the money. If we both make a bet, then we'll divide it equally. Since we're a family, I don't think that kind of problem will happen between us. But for your question, I'm not the type who'll start a fight with others so I don't really do actions that could cause a fight especially if it's related in gambling. Maybe it'll happen if the other person starts it. Most likely with greediness as well.

[Questat]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

This situation can be avoided if you are confident enough to gamble on your own self without involving someone even if it's your closest friend among all your circle, you will not benefit something if you merge a bet with someone you know and especially if you don't know because that is the great formula to start a war that you two cannot avoid as you're the ones who started it without the knowledge about what would be the outcome.

Both of you are already bettors, so what is keeping you two from betting separately? It's much more fun and interesting because you will win and lose peacefully.

[inthelongrun]

Gambling has nothing to do with the nonsense. It is all about the personality of the persons involved in the story. IMO the winnings should be divided equally unless they both have pre-arranged agreement in case the bet wins. The person holding the account is just greedy, immature, and ignorant and for wanting a big chunk of the winnings.

So far I never experienced having trouble just because of a disagreement in gambling. In the past when I am mostly into peer-to-peer betting, every condition are discussed and agreed upon to make things smooth. Actually, they're all just simple and not complicated.

[topbitcoin]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

Even true friends can be damaged by this. LOL
I think it's better to play gambling using my own money and my own account, even if it's a small amount, than using money together in one gambling account, it's ridiculous that the two people fight.
I don't think there are many cases in this case where someone gets into a fight, except for an offline casino, there might really be a fight like this.

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

Oh yeah, I just remembered that there were people who fought because person A got a big win, then person B asked person A for a tip, but person A didn't give it, even though person B when he got a big win always shared tips with person A, at that time they insulting each other to the point of fighting, this is real, if i still remember 2021 when i was still playing with them.

[qwertyup23]

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler?

At the end of the day, it boils down to basic attitude, moral compass, and decency as a human being. If a person is outright disrespectful in a gambling table where he does not observe the normal attitude, then that would actually compel me to at least correct him; if not, leave the table and switch to another dealer. If he still continues with this kind of attitude where he would still bug me, then that would actually force me to fight him.

And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

Doubling the cash does not mean that there is a notion of increasing the win. It just gives the player more rewards at the end but the risk remains the same. Well, I would actually consider doubling the cash but this would only happen at least once or twice in the same period.

[Beparanf]

And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

It’s useless to merge a bet with someone using his account to bet just the increase potential win since it doesn’t really increase the potential win if you place bet separately. The odds will be the same while it will be settled on your own respective account. I don’t see the point on doing this unless casino account has a requirements which one of the gambler will hard to comply.

I will never ever share my money on my friend just to bet on a single match because I don’t want to create a scenario which one of us become greedy on the profit splitting like the scenario you brought.

[Gozie51]

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler?

At the end of the day, it boils down to basic attitude, moral compass, and decency as a human being. If a person is outright disrespectful in a gambling table where he does not observe the normal attitude, then that would actually compel me to at least correct him; if not, leave the table and switch to another dealer. If he still continues with this kind of attitude where he would still bug me, then that would actually force me to fight him.

If he continues in a manner that is annoying, you just know that it might be an intentional act to provoke you or tempt you to a fight probably he has an agenda to harm you. This temptation can be avoided if you already know that you have done the necessary thing to avoid it. The scenario you painted is not spontaneous and that means you can cancel your dealing or joint betting with him but where it is spontaneous then the fighting is possible.

[OgNasty]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

I can sort of understand the position of the person whose account it was. Surely they’ll owe quite a bit of taxes on a big win, so splitting the winnings equally would be like not winning anything at all. These are the types of situations that can result in fights or loss of relationships and why having a good agreement that covers all outcomes is crucial when having a partner.

[Doan9269]

What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.

There are many things a fellow friend or gambler can do to me and get me highly upset but I don't think i may really result that into physical fight except if that becomes an inevitable situation that only fight can vindicate me for justice, here are some things that may actually get me furius about a gambler.

1. Lie
2. Stealing
3. Allegations
4. Lack of manners
5. Assault

Am going to ensure that I deal with him according to how the indebt of what he has done to me is taken.

[Hispo]

In the first place I don't think I would ever find myself on a position where I need other's accounts to place bets whatsoever. When comes to wagering money and sport betting the ideal case would be to have complete autonomy in those decisions, which are quite personal.

Signing up in some betting platform does not even take much time and it makes me assume that people who use shared accounts do so because they may prefer to stay 100% anonymous or they were themselves banned from many webpages, whatever the case could be, it is not worth it. The best way to avoid fights and losing friendships is to keep a barrier between friends and shared gambling.  

[Yatsan]

Cheating and being c*cky I guess. Cheating is an obvious factor to trigger someone 'coz it does not promote fair game. We are all aware of how hard it is to win and if you are cheating then you are simply making it harder for other gamblers. The other one is also an obvious factor such as being too boastful and making fun of others who are losing big time, let us all just play peacefull. I am personally not against people who are flexing their winnings toward other players but ofcourse there's jist a difference between mockery and celebration. Fortunately, I have never gone in such issue eversince.

[aylabadia05]

I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place  using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account  insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!

There is an agreement that is not clarified so that it can cause disputes to the point of fighting.

It's not that I and several friends have collected money each with the same nominal to make a deposit.
It started because a friend said his online slot account was very lucky when playing at big bets.
My other friend made an agreement to share the profits equally when the max wins.
As a result all receive and we receive an equal share.

Fortunately I never experienced such a ridiculous incident. I imagine if an incident like that happened in a public place when the cause was investigated because the distribution process was not equal.

[Merit.s]

I don't like troubles neither have I ever thought of fighting anyone because I see fighting as a childish behaviour. This is why I always try my best not to involve in anything that might lead to fight or troubles. It is not wise for one to merge funds with his friend to place on a bet or to use someone else's account that is not yours to gamble. Human being are greedy and when you give them a slight opportunity, they will use it to extort funds out of you. I will rather avoid merging funds with a friend to bet neither will I use any account that is not mine for gambling because it can lead to break of friendship,if that person is not being honest with the outcome of the game. Gamble wisely.

[bitzizzix]

If they make a bet like that, before betting, it's best if the two of them have to discuss or make an agreement if the bet wins. And with this, if the bet wins, it will not be out of the deal and this is a professional attitude.
it would be funny if the betting turned into a fight and could ruin a friendship and if everyone knew it was considered a very stupid and embarrassing incident, and it would worsen the gambling industry and all the negative things that actually happen because of the gambler himself.