Do you gamble because you don't have sufficient money?

[suzanne5223]

I don't really think so. The rich plays gamble more often than even the poor, but because theu don't see them in offline casino where they can be assembling with the street boys, it now looks like they don play gamble like the poor. What they do is to open online account where they play games with huge amount of money with lesser odd compeard to the poor. And they often have more  winning than the poor because the chances of there wining is high.

It's a vice-versa kind of thing. We have some rich folks who have never gambled and we have the poor either in this category while we also have the rich who gamble often and we also have the poor who do the same.
It all depends on personal wants and enthusiasm and yes the rich will always have more wins than the poor and they will have more losses than the poor either.

Another thing you should know is that making money knows no boundaries. No one is too rich to say h/she will not continue hustling. What the poor does is what the rich also do. the rich is Playing gambling to win bigger and enlarge his wealth, while the poor is playing to be rich. so I see no difference between the rich and the poor and there gambling strategy.

This is also a personal belief, target, and understanding. We have people who retire early because they believe they have reached their target and we have some people who never retire despite their wealth than those that retire early.

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[Quidat]

The super rich don't just gamble to make money but in some cases they do it for fun and to pass the time. But middle class people are more attracted to gambling and they aim for easy get rich quick tricks. When you go to a casino you will realize that some rich people are there to have fun but most people are there to make money. Moreover online gambling is more popular these days and it has popularity in more or less all countries, so they are constantly gambling as a way to fulfill their needs and earn enough money. Naturally it is foolish to engage in arguments because people are connected to different activities according to their needs.

There's always that common differentiation in between rich and poor on which the capacity when it comes to finances and on how  they would really be dealing up with things on which it would really be just that normal that rich people would really be having that kind of consideration on playing just for the sake of fun and entertainment but still there are still those rich people who are really that still aiming for the sake of money and winning on which it is something that very common.Its true on some members point that it doesnt matter about financial capability when it comes to your motive
towards gambling which whether making money or have fun then it wont matter because sooner or later those emotions and mindset would definitely be changed up along the way.

[KupaCrypto]

80 percent of gamblers are average people, who gamble with the hope of doubling the hustle, there are good business for a rich man with Money, not necessarily gamble but real business, so as we playing the gamble we just know say we want just cash out money.

Most gamblers can be so greedy that after playing and maybe cashing out, they will still Wana use the profit and get more profits and will end up loosing everything to gamble,

[Jody.Drummer]

The super rich don't just gamble to make money but in some cases they do it for fun and to pass the time. But middle class people are more attracted to gambling and they aim for easy get rich quick tricks. When you go to a casino you will realize that some rich people are there to have fun but most people are there to make money. Moreover online gambling is more popular these days and it has popularity in more or less all countries, so they are constantly gambling as a way to fulfill their needs and earn enough money. Naturally it is foolish to engage in arguments because people are connected to different activities according to their needs.

There's always that common differentiation in between rich and poor on which the capacity when it comes to finances and on how  they would really be dealing up with things on which it would really be just that normal that rich people would really be having that kind of consideration on playing just for the sake of fun and entertainment but still there are still those rich people who are really that still aiming for the sake of money and winning on which it is something that very common.Its true on some members point that it doesnt matter about financial capability when it comes to your motive
towards gambling which whether making money or have fun then it wont matter because sooner or later those emotions and mindset would definitely be changed up along the way.

Of course, financial strength and situation is the main focus of the difference between the two individuals, the difference in financial capacity makes one of them have the freedom to try many opportunities or experiment. On the other hand, it is not uncommon for me to see many ideas that say that rich people prioritize fun to fill their time rather than looking for victory, but maybe I will slightly agree with your idea that there are some rich people out there who look for victory rather than pleasure, I quite agree with this idea because we don't fully know what they are doing out there in their gambling activities.

But on the other hand I am sure that the popularity of rich people who seek victory is very small and more are prioritizing pleasure, logically they are already rich and already have their own way to get a lot of money, and that fact makes me agree that rich people prioritize pleasure more than pursuing victory.

[slapper]

The super rich don't just gamble to make money but in some cases they do it for fun and to pass the time. But middle class people are more attracted to gambling and they aim for easy get rich quick tricks. When you go to a casino you will realize that some rich people are there to have fun but most people are there to make money. Moreover online gambling is more popular these days and it has popularity in more or less all countries, so they are constantly gambling as a way to fulfill their needs and earn enough money. Naturally it is foolish to engage in arguments because people are connected to different activities according to their needs.

There's always that common differentiation in between rich and poor on which the capacity when it comes to finances and on how  they would really be dealing up with things on which it would really be just that normal that rich people would really be having that kind of consideration on playing just for the sake of fun and entertainment but still there are still those rich people who are really that still aiming for the sake of money and winning on which it is something that very common.Its true on some members point that it doesnt matter about financial capability when it comes to your motive
towards gambling which whether making money or have fun then it wont matter because sooner or later those emotions and mindset would definitely be changed up along the way.

Of course, financial strength and situation is the main focus of the difference between the two individuals, the difference in financial capacity makes one of them have the freedom to try many opportunities or experiment. On the other hand, it is not uncommon for me to see many ideas that say that rich people prioritize fun to fill their time rather than looking for victory, but maybe I will slightly agree with your idea that there are some rich people out there who look for victory rather than pleasure, I quite agree with this idea because we don't fully know what they are doing out there in their gambling activities.

But on the other hand I am sure that the popularity of rich people who seek victory is very small and more are prioritizing pleasure, logically they are already rich and already have their own way to get a lot of money, and that fact makes me agree that rich people prioritize pleasure more than pursuing victory.

I think money enhances personality. Financial independence increases risk-taking and experiment. I've found that some wealthy people chase successes for fun and challenge, not necessity. They see it as a game where achievements count as much as dollars. On the other hand, I've seen people who regard life as a playground with infinite possibilities. It's an interesting contradiction, right? Financial security allows some to pursue conquests, others personal pleasures.

Are we oversimplifying by labeling rich individuals victory seekers and pleasure pursuers? It seems more complex. Rich people I've met seek victories in fun arenas. Money lets them chase pleasure and victory. The greatest freedom money can buy? So maybe it's more about freedom to explore all desires and ambitions than favoring one over the other. Wealth magnifies human beauty and complexity.

[Accardo]

80 percent of gamblers are average people, who gamble with the hope of doubling the hustle, there are good business for a rich man with Money, not necessarily gamble but real business, so as we playing the gamble we just know say we want just cash out money.

Most gamblers can be so greedy that after playing and maybe cashing out, they will still Wana use the profit and get more profits and will end up loosing everything to gamble,

Anyone could be a victim of all this you said, including the rich business man. The only difference between these people is that one person depends solely on the money he earns through gambling and gets emotionally driven if he's lost money while gambling. While the rich businessman only gamble for the sake of gambling and have fun in the process. Because they have other businesses to focus on they wouldn't gamble every day, they'll be occupied and have other activities to execute instead of gambling. Gambling is not meant to be seen as a side hustle. It only began with the low rollers, who wants to win big money through gambling. On the long run it doesn't help them, it also affects the rich people who don't respect the gamble responsibly rule. That doesn't mean that every low roller is after the money, some gamble responsibly and focus on their business. On the other hand, a rich man can decide to be low roller and vice versa.

[Hamphser]

80 percent of gamblers are average people, who gamble with the hope of doubling the hustle, there are good business for a rich man with Money, not necessarily gamble but real business, so as we playing the gamble we just know say we want just cash out money.

Most gamblers can be so greedy that after playing and maybe cashing out, they will still Wana use the profit and get more profits and will end up loosing everything to gamble,

Dont know on where you do get that percentage but i do agree into the sense that majority of gamblers are to those people who are really that hoping for some big wins on which it would really be just that normal that they would really be having those kind of hopes on which they could really be able to hit some nasty wins or even that jackpot.  Having no sufficient money on which this is the main reason on why you do play? You are just basically putting up yourself on such big problem and this is something that we must avoid in the first place. Gambling is really just that for fun and not for income making because once you do
then this is what makes you that desperate and what makes you that impulsive in towards your decisions on which we know that this would really be that a bad thing.

[maydna]

~snip~

The belief in a lucky day in amusing, but hardly a sound strategy. Gambling is a game of chance with flashy lights and alluring sounds, not a solid source of revenue. Now, gambling with borrowed money? It will not end well if you use a paper umbrella in a storm. Responsible gambling involves controlling losses and odds, not simply gains. Early recognition that the house always has an edge makes us better gamblers.

If someone gets rich, gambling it all is like catching a golden fish and throwing it back to capture a bigger one. Not likely? Learning to manage money, gamble or not, is vital. It requires self-control, danger awareness, and folding. Gambling should be pleasure, not a source of income. When fun ends, stop! An experienced gambler knows that the best wager is one you can afford to lose.

The gamblers still believe in their lucky day, so they are still waiting for that day to come while continuing to gamble. Well, it seems absurd, but that's what happens to most gamblers who still believe their lucky day will come. Gambling with borrowed money is something that is never recommended because if we lose, it can cost us all the money, and we will only have difficulty getting the money back. And that is not responsible gambling because we have taken a big risk by using borrowed money to gamble. It still makes sense if we borrow money to buy daily necessities, and later, we will return the money.

People can learn to control themselves by managing their money first before they decide to gamble. But that's not what happens because many people don't learn self-control and instead jump straight into gambling to try to win some money. This will increase their loss of self-control because they will only be provoked by their emotions by gambling without having self-control. And if they really lose control of themselves, they can use all their money to gamble, and that is not a good decision.

[Jody.Drummer]

There's always that common differentiation in between rich and poor on which the capacity when it comes to finances and on how  they would really be dealing up with things on which it would really be just that normal that rich people would really be having that kind of consideration on playing just for the sake of fun and entertainment but still there are still those rich people who are really that still aiming for the sake of money and winning on which it is something that very common.Its true on some members point that it doesnt matter about financial capability when it comes to your motive
towards gambling which whether making money or have fun then it wont matter because sooner or later those emotions and mindset would definitely be changed up along the way.

Of course, financial strength and situation is the main focus of the difference between the two individuals, the difference in financial capacity makes one of them have the freedom to try many opportunities or experiment. On the other hand, it is not uncommon for me to see many ideas that say that rich people prioritize fun to fill their time rather than looking for victory, but maybe I will slightly agree with your idea that there are some rich people out there who look for victory rather than pleasure, I quite agree with this idea because we don't fully know what they are doing out there in their gambling activities.

But on the other hand I am sure that the popularity of rich people who seek victory is very small and more are prioritizing pleasure, logically they are already rich and already have their own way to get a lot of money, and that fact makes me agree that rich people prioritize pleasure more than pursuing victory.

I think money enhances personality. Financial independence increases risk-taking and experiment. I've found that some wealthy people chase successes for fun and challenge, not necessity. They see it as a game where achievements count as much as dollars. On the other hand, I've seen people who regard life as a playground with infinite possibilities. It's an interesting contradiction, right? Financial security allows some to pursue conquests, others personal pleasures.

Are we oversimplifying by labeling rich individuals victory seekers and pleasure pursuers? It seems more complex. Rich people I've met seek victories in fun arenas. Money lets them chase pleasure and victory. The greatest freedom money can buy? So maybe it's more about freedom to explore all desires and ambitions than favoring one over the other. Wealth magnifies human beauty and complexity.

Of course there are still quite a lot of things that we don't know for sure about what exactly is the purpose of rich people engaging in gambling, some people choose one of fun or winning and some others combine the two into one which takes both aspects above. I believe in your idea that financial independence also makes them have the freedom to experiment in gambling, as you said the popes are involved with a different mindset, financial independence makes them think of trying to conquer gambling although I think it is still very unlikely to succeed if they only participate as casual gamblers, the possibility of potential bankruptcy is very likely because it is not easy to get lucky in a row unless they build their own casino and that is another thing.

The main point of the statement you conveyed is the freedom that certainly makes the rich free to do anything, I quite believe in it because the unlimited financial strength makes it possible to take all the parts that are there, but on the other hand I would believe more if the idea was not about gambling, if we talk about gambling then rich or poor are all the same in terms of luck, for the problem of pleasure maybe yes with the many opportunities they can do they will get a lot of pleasure, and isn't luck can't be bought with money? so for the problem of winning I really can't be sure even if they are rich people, unless they own a casino.

[junder]

~snip~

The belief in a lucky day in amusing, but hardly a sound strategy. Gambling is a game of chance with flashy lights and alluring sounds, not a solid source of revenue. Now, gambling with borrowed money? It will not end well if you use a paper umbrella in a storm. Responsible gambling involves controlling losses and odds, not simply gains. Early recognition that the house always has an edge makes us better gamblers.

If someone gets rich, gambling it all is like catching a golden fish and throwing it back to capture a bigger one. Not likely? Learning to manage money, gamble or not, is vital. It requires self-control, danger awareness, and folding. Gambling should be pleasure, not a source of income. When fun ends, stop! An experienced gambler knows that the best wager is one you can afford to lose.

The gamblers still believe in their lucky day, so they are still waiting for that day to come while continuing to gamble. Well, it seems absurd, but that's what happens to most gamblers who still believe their lucky day will come. Gambling with borrowed money is something that is never recommended because if we lose, it can cost us all the money, and we will only have difficulty getting the money back. And that is not responsible gambling because we have taken a big risk by using borrowed money to gamble. It still makes sense if we borrow money to buy daily necessities, and later, we will return the money.

People can learn to control themselves by managing their money first before they decide to gamble. But that's not what happens because many people don't learn self-control and instead jump straight into gambling to try to win some money. This will increase their loss of self-control because they will only be provoked by their emotions by gambling without having self-control. And if they really lose control of themselves, they can use all their money to gamble, and that is not a good decision.

That's true, most likely they still believe in victory later despite the many losses they have had, but even so, who knows when that luck will come and provide a win that can cover the losses that have occurred, borrowing money to gamble is not a solution to overcome the losses that have occurred, because in gambling of course there is a big possibility that you will lose and by borrowing money like that you cannot rule out the possibility of losing, then the big chance will also be the same, namely losing, and if it is like that, there is a big possibility that we will have problems. bigger because they have debts that must be paid and repaid.

That's right, they can manage their finances well and determine a fixed budget for gambling provided it doesn't interfere with their economic finances or basic needs. the fact is that if someone is addicted to gambling, they will prioritize gambling and without good self-control, emotions and greed will encourage them to continue gambling without thinking about other things such as their finances, they could use their savings to gamble if it is their own money. it's over, and what you say is true, of course this is not a good action, and this is also not a solution to the problem of gambling.

[maydna]

~snip~

That's true, most likely they still believe in victory later despite the many losses they have had, but even so, who knows when that luck will come and provide a win that can cover the losses that have occurred, borrowing money to gamble is not a solution to overcome the losses that have occurred, because in gambling of course there is a big possibility that you will lose and by borrowing money like that you cannot rule out the possibility of losing, then the big chance will also be the same, namely losing, and if it is like that, there is a big possibility that we will have problems. bigger because they have debts that must be paid and repaid.

That's right, they can manage their finances well and determine a fixed budget for gambling provided it doesn't interfere with their economic finances or basic needs. the fact is that if someone is addicted to gambling, they will prioritize gambling and without good self-control, emotions and greed will encourage them to continue gambling without thinking about other things such as their finances, they could use their savings to gamble if it is their own money. it's over, and what you say is true, of course this is not a good action, and this is also not a solution to the problem of gambling.

Yes, they will maintain their confidence in winning even though they still lose again. But if they decide to borrow money to gamble, they will only lose the money, and it will be difficult to win, so that is not the right way to do it. When they start gambling, they start to experience losses, which could get bigger if they don't immediately realize and decide to stop gambling. By experiencing defeat, they will be confused about how to repay their debt because the amount of money has been reduced due to defeat. If someone doesn't have money, he should give up his intention to gamble or borrow money from other people rather than get into trouble later.

As long as they can manage their financial allocation well, have an allocation for gambling, and don't violate restrictions, they will still be fine and gamble in peace. They also won't think about borrowing money from other people because they have allocated a certain amount of money for gambling, where they are always within their limits. By gambling with our own money, we at least keep ourselves away from the problems faced by other gamblers. The important thing is that we can understand the situation and conditions in our finances so that we don't force ourselves to continue gambling, especially if we don't have enough money.

[Quidat]

The super rich don't just gamble to make money but in some cases they do it for fun and to pass the time. But middle class people are more attracted to gambling and they aim for easy get rich quick tricks. When you go to a casino you will realize that some rich people are there to have fun but most people are there to make money. Moreover online gambling is more popular these days and it has popularity in more or less all countries, so they are constantly gambling as a way to fulfill their needs and earn enough money. Naturally it is foolish to engage in arguments because people are connected to different activities according to their needs.

There's always that common differentiation in between rich and poor on which the capacity when it comes to finances and on how  they would really be dealing up with things on which it would really be just that normal that rich people would really be having that kind of consideration on playing just for the sake of fun and entertainment but still there are still those rich people who are really that still aiming for the sake of money and winning on which it is something that very common.Its true on some members point that it doesnt matter about financial capability when it comes to your motive
towards gambling which whether making money or have fun then it wont matter because sooner or later those emotions and mindset would definitely be changed up along the way.

Of course, financial strength and situation is the main focus of the difference between the two individuals, the difference in financial capacity makes one of them have the freedom to try many opportunities or experiment. On the other hand, it is not uncommon for me to see many ideas that say that rich people prioritize fun to fill their time rather than looking for victory, but maybe I will slightly agree with your idea that there are some rich people out there who look for victory rather than pleasure, I quite agree with this idea because we don't fully know what they are doing out there in their gambling activities.

But on the other hand I am sure that the popularity of rich people who seek victory is very small and more are prioritizing pleasure, logically they are already rich and already have their own way to get a lot of money, and that fact makes me agree that rich people prioritize pleasure more than pursuing victory.

I think money enhances personality. Financial independence increases risk-taking and experiment. I've found that some wealthy people chase successes for fun and challenge, not necessity. They see it as a game where achievements count as much as dollars. On the other hand, I've seen people who regard life as a playground with infinite possibilities. It's an interesting contradiction, right? Financial security allows some to pursue conquests, others personal pleasures.

Are we oversimplifying by labeling rich individuals victory seekers and pleasure pursuers? It seems more complex. Rich people I've met seek victories in fun arenas. Money lets them chase pleasure and victory. The greatest freedom money can buy? So maybe it's more about freedom to explore all desires and ambitions than favoring one over the other. Wealth magnifies human beauty and complexity.

If you are wealthy then it wont be a problem but if not then it would really be that a huge problem if you would really be gambling up your last money or fund just because you are hoping that you would really be able make it big. For those rich ones then it would be basic that they would really be spending up for fun, some experiments would really be made.
Gambling because you dont have enough money? you are really that making  yourself that being that desperate because you are really that aiming for making
money and you would really be losing the real essence of doing gambling because you are really that aiming for something which is really that very hard.
So you should really be changing up that mindset.

[Justbillywitt]

For me my gambling is not just about money, I gamble because I just want to do it and I derive joy in gambling. If the money comes along the line, it's a good thing but if it doesn't come it's not a concern for me. I have my life going and I have other things I do which gives me money.

[Weawant]

There would be some rich people that would have gambling addiction too, but they may be able to calculate their risks and not spend more than what can affect them. There are also rich people that have become poor because of gambling. I believe that anyone can become a gambling addict, be it rich or poor. But one thing about the people that are rich is that they believe more in what is letting them to make money and gambling is not one of them, unlike the poor people that can think of gambling as a way to make money, causing the addiction.

This is very true, some rich people who have enough funds to be able to take care of all that they need still gambles and it's not necessarily because they need the money or they want to double up their money to be able to meet up with some needs but probably for fun or maybe it's their addiction and so they can't help it.

Gambling addiction can also be found amongst the rich and not only the poor as most persons usually think so it's very possible these rich once still gamble and not necessarily because they need money, it mostly common amongst the poor to really want to gamble because they need the money and so they will gamble with the little they have hoping it will be doubled so they can meet other needs with the proceeds. Some poor ends up addicted trying to make money from gambling.

[slapper]

~snip~

That's true, most likely they still believe in victory later despite the many losses they have had, but even so, who knows when that luck will come and provide a win that can cover the losses that have occurred, borrowing money to gamble is not a solution to overcome the losses that have occurred, because in gambling of course there is a big possibility that you will lose and by borrowing money like that you cannot rule out the possibility of losing, then the big chance will also be the same, namely losing, and if it is like that, there is a big possibility that we will have problems. bigger because they have debts that must be paid and repaid.

That's right, they can manage their finances well and determine a fixed budget for gambling provided it doesn't interfere with their economic finances or basic needs. the fact is that if someone is addicted to gambling, they will prioritize gambling and without good self-control, emotions and greed will encourage them to continue gambling without thinking about other things such as their finances, they could use their savings to gamble if it is their own money. it's over, and what you say is true, of course this is not a good action, and this is also not a solution to the problem of gambling.

Yes, they will maintain their confidence in winning even though they still lose again. But if they decide to borrow money to gamble, they will only lose the money, and it will be difficult to win, so that is not the right way to do it. When they start gambling, they start to experience losses, which could get bigger if they don't immediately realize and decide to stop gambling. By experiencing defeat, they will be confused about how to repay their debt because the amount of money has been reduced due to defeat. If someone doesn't have money, he should give up his intention to gamble or borrow money from other people rather than get into trouble later.

As long as they can manage their financial allocation well, have an allocation for gambling, and don't violate restrictions, they will still be fine and gamble in peace. They also won't think about borrowing money from other people because they have allocated a certain amount of money for gambling, where they are always within their limits. By gambling with our own money, we at least keep ourselves away from the problems faced by other gamblers. The important thing is that we can understand the situation and conditions in our finances so that we don't force ourselves to continue gambling, especially if we don't have enough money.

I agree with your responsible gambling message of financial management and self-awareness. Gambling may be addictive, and even disciplined people might lose track. Budgeting isnt enough - you must also grasp gambling's psychological impact. I think gambling within limitations is risky mentally and emotionally as much as financially. The rush of a potential success might eclipse reality, creating a just one more time  loop. Gambling affects society beyond personal choice and money management. Mental health, family dynamics, and community resources are greatly affected. Understanding the societal effects of gambling goes beyond individual responsibility. We must promote better gambling habits and support people who struggle with its effects as a community

[EluguHcman]

Gambling with the aim of making profit has nothing to do with a gamblers financial status and there is no excuse about it.
It is an individual decision to decide if they have to gamble or not and moreover, if you have more money that alone could even trigger you to keep a percentage aside specifically for gambling and in such a time, you wouldn't mind if you looses it all or not. Everyone still wishes to make more money out of the one made because money that is not invested is at all no way to grow.

It is better of saying insufficient funded gamblers are more desperate to win in the gamble because they needs to increase their financial portfolios at the moment.

[Rufsilf]

For me my gambling is not just about money, I gamble because I just want to do it and I derive joy in gambling. If the money comes along the line, it's a good thing but if it doesn't come it's not a concern for me. I have my life going and I have other things I do which gives me money.

Yes, gambling can make you happy, especially if you win. However, it is bad for other people when they force themselves to gamble even when they are broke or unable to pay for their addiction until they eventually run out of money due to their persistent losses at the game. With the exception of those who are similarly employed, you can quit gambling and concentrate solely on your job, so even if you lose at the game, you won't be too worried about it or feel how it affects your finances. However, what about individuals who are just starting out and don't have enough money? They may believe they can gamble their way to riches, but in actuality, it may be their downfall because they are only copying other gamblers without realizing the risks involved.

Money does indeed bring us happiness, but it also causes us to regret our choices if we don't use it wisely. Either we develop a thirst for money and chase our losses, which leads to the development of a gambling addiction.

[redsun114]

The super rich don't just gamble to make money but in some cases they do it for fun and to pass the time. But middle class people are more attracted to gambling and they aim for easy get rich quick tricks. When you go to a casino you will realize that some rich people are there to have fun but most people are there to make money. Moreover online gambling is more popular these days and it has popularity in more or less all countries, so they are constantly gambling as a way to fulfill their needs and earn enough money. Naturally it is foolish to engage in arguments because people are connected to different activities according to their needs.

Not in some cases, but rich people in all cases gamble only for fun or even if they are addicted to gambling, their addiction is connected with the fun and thrill they feel when gambling and it's not related to money because they don't need to earn money from gambling as they already have their sources of income and those sources earn them more than enough, so they don't need to go into a casino with some money and try to earn more money with it.

People who aren't rich are the ones who aim to earn money from gambling because they are always looking for ways to earn money, most people consider gambling a way to earn easy money and they keep ignoring the fact that it's an easy way to lose money because only people with high level of luck can make money from gambling.

[danherbias07]

80 percent of gamblers are average people, who gamble with the hope of doubling the hustle, there are good business for a rich man with Money, not necessarily gamble but real business, so as we playing the gamble we just know say we want just cash out money.

Most gamblers can be so greedy that after playing and maybe cashing out, they will still Wana use the profit and get more profits and will end up loosing everything to gamble,

That is what I want to avoid as much as possible. The greed. I won x10 of my capital a month ago and I was wrong to keep on chasing more wins. I got so greedy that I didn't realize that next to those winning streaks was the losing streak. Well, that's being human. We won't be satisfied with that amount yet and we are always hungry to win more. I think that is why gambling sites are mostly winners in this business because people tend to keep on betting without even realizing they are already winners.
But, if we could control that, imagine how much profit we have already made when we stop to the point that we are in green. (winners).
The thing is, it's difficult to control the emotion of wanting more because we have the capability to make more bets after a win. We are telling ourselves we will just bet 10 percent of that profits but in the long run we will actually bet 50 percent of it and then it will continue to 100 percent until everything we won is gone.

[Nrcewker]

80-90% of people gamble because they don’t have sufficient money, and they will multiply the money in few seconds of hardwork. This is the main reason behind their gambling journey. Moreover there are 10-20% people present who gamble for luxury or recreational purposes. If you ask me, then I am not gambling many often to be honest. I only place sportsbet and that too with very low risks on sure shot winning matches. I don’t like to gamble with high returns and risk.