Greed or risk

[carlisle1]

I have always thought that one of the worst things that can happen to a newbie is to actually obtain some level of early success when they gamble, because then they may begin to wonder if they can actually gamble not for the fun they could get out of those games, but instead they will consider gambling for profits, and since they do not have the knowledge or the skills to do this then whatever profits they got will soon disappear, and then their capital will follow.

Oh, when the gambler's mindset is like that, there is an immediate greed that settles in his personality. And that's not a good start for a gambler in a casino. It's hard to get out when it starts like that.

There is no room for negative things; positive things will always be seen, even if the method he is using when he starts gambling is no longer correct.

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

Yes, they will keep trying to imitate what happened before and wanting to keep those winning moments, but in reality, it isn't true
having a continuous winning streak is not an always the outcome.

You need to realize that gambling is more on strategy and luck, though in some sense greed may be a friend if you know how to play with it.

But most of the time, that greed will lead you to lose a lot and keep you trying from time to time.

[redsun114]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

The worry of new gamblers can lead to greed if they want high profits in every bet, especially if they ever reach a profit of x10 then greed can no longer be controlled to achieve higher profits, they will increase the number of bets and redeposit their money in gambling, so whoever is a gambler Beginners must be given the knowledge to gamble properly to avoid greed and the high risks of gambling. Another reason is that they speculate too much to get high profits from gambling but they don't know that the ratio of wins in gambling is much lower than losses, so they need to limit funds for gambling before they experience the risk of high losses.

Does greed have anything to do with knowledge? Isn't it related to a person's nature and is a natural feeling that one has built within their mind since the beginning? Humans are born with some feelings and emotions, and greed is one of them, some people have a higher amount of greed in themselves just like some people are short-tempered and have a lot of anger in them, the same goes with sadness or jolliness, and every other feeling and emotion a person can have.

So, knowledge might make someone responsible and make them understand the proper ways they can use for gambling but it cannot make them not get greedy when they win a certain amount but want to have or win more than that, that's a natural feeling that the mind of a person brings out at such moments.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

The worry of new gamblers can lead to greed if they want high profits in every bet, especially if they ever reach a profit of x10 then greed can no longer be controlled to achieve higher profits, they will increase the number of bets and redeposit their money in gambling, so whoever is a gambler Beginners must be given the knowledge to gamble properly to avoid greed and the high risks of gambling. Another reason is that they speculate too much to get high profits from gambling but they don't know that the ratio of wins in gambling is much lower than losses, so they need to limit funds for gambling before they experience the risk of high losses.

Does greed have anything to do with knowledge? Isn't it related to a person's nature and is a natural feeling that one has built within their mind since the beginning? Humans are born with some feelings and emotions, and greed is one of them, some people have a higher amount of greed in themselves just like some people are short-tempered and have a lot of anger in them, the same goes with sadness or jolliness, and every other feeling and emotion a person can have.

So, knowledge might make someone responsible and make them understand the proper ways they can use for gambling but it cannot make them not get greedy when they win a certain amount but want to have or win more than that, that's a natural feeling that the mind of a person brings out at such moments.

Speaking of knowledge, there is no way to combine this knowledge, of the best way to play and win money knowingly, but it is very simple , it is Through defensive Betting where I think you have more options to win, because it is the simplest way that you have to use what you get to make us earn money, of course this involves many actions, such as posting earrings on our social networks, TV, everything that involves generating information or knowing information about the sport under which we are going to bet, where it is obvious that we cannot bet as a very strong lie, we have to know how to do it, because in this way , Sports can also lose a lot of money and at all Costs that is what we We must avoid it, for that reason is that sometimes we must be very aware of the money we must spend in bets, not because we think it is profitable, our greed will not lead to the path where we bet a lot, because if we bet and lose it , as will we do to recover ? In all bets , it is not Recommended.

Sports betting for me is like another Opportunity to do things better, but with compromises, now if we start making sports bets just appealing to luck, so let it be said that I think this one is better or that one without any type of theoretical basis or a basmoento that has a clear argument, because even though it may have the possibility of Winning , it is not good to risk that, because you can lose a lot of money, in the case of sports plans, I would not Attribute everything to luck , because It is not like that, to the degree of wisdom, unless in the sport that is settled and something very extraordinary happens and everything is lost, only by a very lucky and Extraordinary event it happens, but it is a case that little happens, it is not common, but it is still a Possibility, and possibilities cannot be ruled out when one enters the plane of Money, Where much care must be Taken.

[hedgeh0g]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

The worry of new gamblers can lead to greed if they want high profits in every bet, especially if they ever reach a profit of x10 then greed can no longer be controlled to achieve higher profits, they will increase the number of bets and redeposit their money in gambling, so whoever is a gambler Beginners must be given the knowledge to gamble properly to avoid greed and the high risks of gambling. Another reason is that they speculate too much to get high profits from gambling but they don't know that the ratio of wins in gambling is much lower than losses, so they need to limit funds for gambling before they experience the risk of high losses.

Does greed have anything to do with knowledge? Isn't it related to a person's nature and is a natural feeling that one has built within their mind since the beginning? Humans are born with some feelings and emotions, and greed is one of them, some people have a higher amount of greed in themselves just like some people are short-tempered and have a lot of anger in them, the same goes with sadness or jolliness, and every other feeling and emotion a person can have.

So, knowledge might make someone responsible and make them understand the proper ways they can use for gambling but it cannot make them not get greedy when they win a certain amount but want to have or win more than that, that's a natural feeling that the mind of a person brings out at such moments.

I don’t know for sure, but it seems to me that 50% of greed is formed at the very beginning and it can no longer be changed. The remaining 50% depends on the examples of people’s attitudes towards greed that surround us, as well as situations in the course of our lives, moreover, they can change in one direction or another. Therefore, we can always change our attitude towards greed a little, and this is done thanks to our intelligence and development. I used to be more greedy, but now I don't let this feeling take over me and many other feelings. I had a rethinking of values thanks to trading and investing. Now I always try, as much as possible, to exercise control over my mind and not give in to feelings such as greed.

[Dewi Aries]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

Yes, they will keep trying to imitate what happened before and wanting to keep those winning moments, but in reality, it isn't true
having a continuous winning streak is not an always the outcome.

You need to realize that gambling is more on strategy and luck, though in some sense greed may be a friend if you know how to play with it.

But most of the time, that greed will lead you to lose a lot and keep you trying from time to time.

There is no such thing as being stagnant in winnings from gambling, but what is more likely and what is in  accordance with the facts is that you will only suffer many losses if you continue to apply a selfish mindset by always wanting to hold on to moments that can make you smile.

In reality not everyone can accept the true fact that only luck can make them achieve the results they want or a little better, to be honest I'm not sure if there are some of them who can be  good friends with greed, as usual that not everyone can control it and what exists is that greed will always be an early indication of the next step/result which is much worse.

Instead of getting a much bigger win, the fact that happens is that you lose everything you got at the start, that is strong evidence and everyone has experienced it and that is why we should not behave  greedily in gambling activities, it doesn't matter if you are. want to implement it as long as you have to be prepared for all the bad impacts that will definitely occur.

[carlisle1]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

Yes, they will keep trying to imitate what happened before and wanting to keep those winning moments, but in reality, it isn't true
having a continuous winning streak is not an always the outcome.

You need to realize that gambling is more on strategy and luck, though in some sense greed may be a friend if you know how to play with it.

But most of the time, that greed will lead you to lose a lot and keep you trying from time to time.

There is no such thing as being stagnant in winnings from gambling, but what is more likely and what is in  accordance with the facts is that you will only suffer many losses if you continue to apply a selfish mindset by always wanting to hold on to moments that can make you smile.

In reality not everyone can accept the true fact that only luck can make them achieve the results they want or a little better, to be honest I'm not sure if there are some of them who can be  good friends with greed, as usual that not everyone can control it and what exists is that greed will always be an early indication of the next step/result which is much worse.

Instead of getting a much bigger win, the fact that happens is that you lose everything you got at the start, that is strong evidence and everyone has experienced it and that is why we should not behave  greedily in gambling activities, it doesn't matter if you are. want to implement it as long as you have to be prepared for all the bad impacts that will definitely occur.

Yeah right, there's only a small chance of making something good when you are gambling and most of the time, that greed inside you
will keep you trying everything to win a lot.

But the reality behind that greed is it will just drown you out and make you feel that you can take more instead of enjoying a little win.

It's your understanding of how to balance or weigh in with your decision making, the better you understand greed the higher
the chance you may be able to control it.

[junder]

The worry of new gamblers can lead to greed if they want high profits in every bet, especially if they ever reach a profit of x10 then greed can no longer be controlled to achieve higher profits, they will increase the number of bets and redeposit their money in gambling, so whoever is a gambler Beginners must be given the knowledge to gamble properly to avoid greed and the high risks of gambling. Another reason is that they speculate too much to get high profits from gambling but they don't know that the ratio of wins in gambling is much lower than losses, so they need to limit funds for gambling before they experience the risk of high losses.

So, knowledge might make someone responsible and make them understand the proper ways they can use for gambling but it cannot make them not get greedy when they win a certain amount but want to have or win more than that, that's a natural feeling that the mind of a person brings out at such moments.

It's more about good planning and preparation, basically they can get knowledge from various sources or it can be from the experience of others who are good and they can emulate that way in order to stay safe in their gambling involvement, all gamblers can do that as long as they are willing to apply it for their good too, And for the problem of greed, yes I totally agree with you, your statement makes sense that indeed greed has been in humans since they were born and before knowing what gambling is. It's more about their background and nature, basically a person's personality is different, maybe we already know that there are some people who have unusual personalities, such as sensitive, easily provoked and also easily provoked and another thing is greed as you said.

About whether they will be greedy or not in everything, it really cannot be predicted from the start because the role of greed will really occur when someone is in a certain situation that usually makes them quite happy, such as getting a win, then that's where they will think and assume that "it looks like I can get more than this" and that's where greed starts, unconsciously they will forget all the real facts because they have been carried away by the situation.

[Blitzboy]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

Yes, they will keep trying to imitate what happened before and wanting to keep those winning moments, but in reality, it isn't true
having a continuous winning streak is not an always the outcome.

You need to realize that gambling is more on strategy and luck, though in some sense greed may be a friend if you know how to play with it.

But most of the time, that greed will lead you to lose a lot and keep you trying from time to time.

There is no such thing as being stagnant in winnings from gambling, but what is more likely and what is in  accordance with the facts is that you will only suffer many losses if you continue to apply a selfish mindset by always wanting to hold on to moments that can make you smile.

In reality not everyone can accept the true fact that only luck can make them achieve the results they want or a little better, to be honest I'm not sure if there are some of them who can be  good friends with greed, as usual that not everyone can control it and what exists is that greed will always be an early indication of the next step/result which is much worse.

Instead of getting a much bigger win, the fact that happens is that you lose everything you got at the start, that is strong evidence and everyone has experienced it and that is why we should not behave  greedily in gambling activities, it doesn't matter if you are. want to implement it as long as you have to be prepared for all the bad impacts that will definitely occur.

Yes, gambling is unpredictable, thus the idea of consistent gains is a myth. The "selfish mindset" you suggest goes beyond short-term enjoyment. The gambler is lulled by the illusion of control. This needs further analysis. Is it luck or skill? Although certain games offer strategy, the odds are always in favor of the casino. It's interesting to think about the idea of "being good friends with greed". In gambling, greed is insatiable and generally leads to failure. In gambling's fleeting environment, losses are inevitable. Your advice against greed is a profound assessment of human fragility in uncertain times. Gambling requires a clear head and knowledge of its risks. It can be entertaining, but one must consider the repercussions.

[Silberman]

I don’t know for sure, but it seems to me that 50% of greed is formed at the very beginning and it can no longer be changed. The remaining 50% depends on the examples of people’s attitudes towards greed that surround us, as well as situations in the course of our lives, moreover, they can change in one direction or another. Therefore, we can always change our attitude towards greed a little, and this is done thanks to our intelligence and development. I used to be more greedy, but now I don't let this feeling take over me and many other feelings. I had a rethinking of values thanks to trading and investing. Now I always try, as much as possible, to exercise control over my mind and not give in to feelings such as greed.

Holding some greed on your mind is nothing to be ashamed of, as everyone regardless of how much they have already will wish to have a little bit more than what they have already, however it is when that feeling gets out of control when it can cause huge problems, as in their desire to obtain more than what they have, those people may take risks that are too high, and if at the time luck is not on their side it will not be rare that they lost everything before they realized what it actually happened.

[maydna]

I don’t know for sure, but it seems to me that 50% of greed is formed at the very beginning and it can no longer be changed. The remaining 50% depends on the examples of people’s attitudes towards greed that surround us, as well as situations in the course of our lives, moreover, they can change in one direction or another. Therefore, we can always change our attitude towards greed a little, and this is done thanks to our intelligence and development. I used to be more greedy, but now I don't let this feeling take over me and many other feelings. I had a rethinking of values thanks to trading and investing. Now I always try, as much as possible, to exercise control over my mind and not give in to feelings such as greed.

This is also the case because greed will be there when we start playing and waiting for the right time to get bigger. If we win, greed will become great and perhaps beyond our control, so we will continue gambling instead of deciding to stop gambling. Most gamblers fall because their greed grows. They want a bigger win and forget that what they have got is actually enough. And that's what makes them deeper into gambling until they end up spending their money. Apart from greed, by continuing to gamble, they also take greater risks because they will experience greater losses even though they also have the opportunity to win. But it seems that defeat will dominate their gambling game and will make them lose their money.

[Lanatsa]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

Yes, they will keep trying to imitate what happened before and wanting to keep those winning moments, but in reality, it isn't true
having a continuous winning streak is not an always the outcome.

You need to realize that gambling is more on strategy and luck, though in some sense greed may be a friend if you know how to play with it.

But most of the time, that greed will lead you to lose a lot and keep you trying from time to time.

There is no such thing as being stagnant in winnings from gambling, but what is more likely and what is in  accordance with the facts is that you will only suffer many losses if you continue to apply a selfish mindset by always wanting to hold on to moments that can make you smile.

In reality not everyone can accept the true fact that only luck can make them achieve the results they want or a little better, to be honest I'm not sure if there are some of them who can be  good friends with greed, as usual that not everyone can control it and what exists is that greed will always be an early indication of the next step/result which is much worse.

Instead of getting a much bigger win, the fact that happens is that you lose everything you got at the start, that is strong evidence and everyone has experienced it and that is why we should not behave  greedily in gambling activities, it doesn't matter if you are. want to implement it as long as you have to be prepared for all the bad impacts that will definitely occur.

Yes, gambling is unpredictable, thus the idea of consistent gains is a myth. The "selfish mindset" you suggest goes beyond short-term enjoyment. The gambler is lulled by the illusion of control. This needs further analysis. Is it luck or skill? Although certain games offer strategy, the odds are always in favor of the casino. It's interesting to think about the idea of "being good friends with greed". In gambling, greed is insatiable and generally leads to failure. In gambling's fleeting environment, losses are inevitable. Your advice against greed is a profound assessment of human fragility in uncertain times. Gambling requires a clear head and knowledge of its risks. It can be entertaining, but one must consider the repercussions.

To those people who had been thinking about those unrealistic goals and approach towards their gambling then just let them be on what are the things that they are currently doing. Sooner or later, on the time that gambling would really be damaging out their bankroll or totally wipe out the amount that they are playing then this is where self realization and learning would kick in on which these are the usual things that happen.
Going back into the situation on which OP had been displayed or showcased on then it would really be that depending on a certain gambler whether he would really be choosing on whether they would proceed
until the game finishes or would really be securing out the profits that they are currently gaining or getting.

In my case, whenever i do see those early cash outs then sometimes i do make some early exit and there are times on which i do make finish on the things that i have started.
Everything would really be that according into someones preference and risk taking since not all would really be that risk takers but when it comes to sports
then it is really more thrilling if you do let those bet until the very last second or to be over on which the thrill is really there.

[Westinhome]

There is no such thing as being stagnant in winnings from gambling, but what is more likely and what is in  accordance with the facts is that you will only suffer many losses if you continue to apply a selfish mindset by always wanting to hold on to moments that can make you smile.

In reality not everyone can accept the true fact that only luck can make them achieve the results they want or a little better, to be honest I'm not sure if there are some of them who can be  good friends with greed, as usual that not everyone can control it and what exists is that greed will always be an early indication of the next step/result which is much worse.

Instead of getting a much bigger win, the fact that happens is that you lose everything you got at the start, that is strong evidence and everyone has experienced it and that is why we should not behave  greedily in gambling activities, it doesn't matter if you are. want to implement it as long as you have to be prepared for all the bad impacts that will definitely occur.

The risk was the common factor for the business,So it also the factor for the gambling.But some people negatively portrait the gambling to the wrong sense.Some people spoke about the gambling loss,but they are not ready to speak about the trading loss.So their word was not the neutral one.The gambler should take the responsibility of the loss as like the trader accept the loss in the trading.The trader will compensate the loss by the next trading in that month,So gambler should build their skill to tackle the loss as like trader do in the trading.The gambling will allow to win more then the trading profit from any coin.The gambler accept the risk of gambling and do their own tactics for the gambling game.So one day the gambler become the example for the new gambler by making big win.

[TelolettOm]

Does greed have anything to do with knowledge? Isn't it related to a person's nature and is a natural feeling that one has built within their mind since the beginning? Humans are born with some feelings and emotions, and greed is one of them, some people have a higher amount of greed in themselves just like some people are short-tempered and have a lot of anger in them, the same goes with sadness or jolliness, and every other feeling and emotion a person can have.

No matter how good their knowledge is, if someone cannot manage their emotions and mentality, including greed and panic, then it will not end well. You are right that the two support each other, but they are not the same. because after all, mental and emotional readiness when gambling is very important. This is to avoid various undesirable things, especially if it is related to being greedy with thoughts of going higher and higher. Meanwhile, in fact, they are also aware that with the knowledge they have, it is time to stop, but this uncontrolled greedy nature can be really bad, especially in gambling. And the odds are a big planner which will definitely be super interesting for people like this.

[lionheart78]

Yes, they will keep trying to imitate what happened before and wanting to keep those winning moments, but in reality, it isn't true
having a continuous winning streak is not an always the outcome.

Who won't cherish a bet that gives a person a huge win.  Of course gambler will always wanted to repeat such moment but obviously for luck-based game, it would be very difficult but for skill-type gambling games, it would be very easy if the person is capable of analyzing the right outcomeo of a match.

You need to realize that gambling is more on strategy and luck, though in some sense greed may be a friend if you know how to play with it.

It is always a different approach between the luck-based game like slots, dice and so on, and skill-based game like poker and sports betting.  Obviously luck is needed on both to ensure one of their winnings but I think in skill based games, strategy, analyzation and careful prediction can often replicate the winning moment of the game.

But most of the time, that greed will lead you to lose a lot and keep you trying from time to time.

It is given, that greed often makes a gambler lose their control and cool. Anyone's decision is negatively affected when greed triggers.

[Iroh]

How would one in the first play invest with a range of $10 and expecting to win $100 with the stake with no stress in just matter of seconds, hours for a just a day?
What ever the nature of gambling would be, it is indeed a game of greed and change change it.
Though such a game as shown if lost at last is apparently a greed. Such person's are likely not beholding to responsible gambling.

It is possible to play with a small amount of $10 and win $100 in return. It’s a slim possibility for having a win but one nevertheless. Such games I’ve personally seen are football games having a large number of games to be played. I wouldn’t say games played with such amounts are played entirely cause of greed. Some play having crazy high hopes of a win while some play looking to see how many of their predictions came out correct.

Such games like the one posted by the OP, if lost can’t be fully attributed to greed. It could also be poor decision making at the time. Some players who are willing to take the risk to see how the outcome would be keeping in mind that the outcome may not favor them.

[klidex]

Without a doubt that is what happens and this can be terrible for a newbie gambler, because now what they want is to obtain profits out of gambling, and while we know that a few gamblers are able to do that, a newbie gambler does not have the tools to produce those kind of results, so they may begin to use way more money than what they originally thought, only to find themselves losing all of that money and not knowing what to do as that was money they actually needed in order to pay their bills and other debts they may have had.

The worry of new gamblers can lead to greed if they want high profits in every bet, especially if they ever reach a profit of x10 then greed can no longer be controlled to achieve higher profits, they will increase the number of bets and redeposit their money in gambling, so whoever is a gambler Beginners must be given the knowledge to gamble properly to avoid greed and the high risks of gambling. Another reason is that they speculate too much to get high profits from gambling but they don't know that the ratio of wins in gambling is much lower than losses, so they need to limit funds for gambling before they experience the risk of high losses.

What I know for sure is that it's not only beginner gamblers who make profit but they become greedy. I think there are many gambler who have that kind of attitude who don't feel satisfied when they get a profits and try to continue their gambling activities hoping to make even more profits, even though thats actually the case can make him lose control so that the profits can run out due to too much pursuit of bigger profits and can cause losses instead of profits.

Beginner gambler really needs to be taught so that they don't have an attitude that is too greedy like that, perhap by losing a lot of money or losing profits that won't increase or even run out, they can think for themselves, being too greedy is indeed an action that should not be applied to gamblers. They must be able to assess the pros and cons of such an attitude so that when one day they want to gamble again they can limit themselves when they have made a profit.

[ethereumhunter]

How would one in the first play invest with a range of $10 and expecting to win $100 with the stake with no stress in just matter of seconds, hours for a just a day?
What ever the nature of gambling would be, it is indeed a game of greed and change change it.
Though such a game as shown if lost at last is apparently a greed. Such person's are likely not beholding to responsible gambling.

It is possible to play with a small amount of $10 and win $100 in return. It’s a slim possibility for having a win but one nevertheless. Such games I’ve personally seen are football games having a large number of games to be played. I wouldn’t say games played with such amounts are played entirely cause of greed. Some play having crazy high hopes of a win while some play looking to see how many of their predictions came out correct.

Such games like the one posted by the OP, if lost can’t be fully attributed to greed. It could also be poor decision making at the time. Some players who are willing to take the risk to see how the outcome would be keeping in mind that the outcome may not favor them.

Indeed, gamblers can win $100 with a betting capital of $10, but that is very rare for most gamblers. Most gamblers will only lose that $10 and will be motivated to deposit more money to win the gambling game. They feel they can still gamble by depositing more money so they choose to deposit more money. Sports betting is a game that they can choose because they can bet with small stakes several times but they must have the ability to find a team that has a chance of winning.

But gamblers should be careful because if they win and continue gambling, maybe they won't have much chance of winning again. And if they can't control their greed in gambling, they will only spend more money. To win, you must be more alert, control yourself, and not continue gambling.

[letteredhub]

How would one in the first play invest with a range of $10 and expecting to win $100 with the stake with no stress in just matter of seconds, hours for a just a day?
What ever the nature of gambling would be, it is indeed a game of greed and change change it.
Though such a game as shown if lost at last is apparently a greed. Such person's are likely not beholding to responsible gambling.

It is possible to play with a small amount of $10 and win $100 in return. It’s a slim possibility for having a win but one nevertheless. Such games I’ve personally seen are football games having a large number of games to be played. I wouldn’t say games played with such amounts are played entirely cause of greed. Some play having crazy high hopes of a win while some play looking to see how many of their predictions came out correct.

Such games like the one posted by the OP, if lost can’t be fully attributed to greed. It could also be poor decision making at the time. Some players who are willing to take the risk to see how the outcome would be keeping in mind that the outcome may not favor them.

Indeed, gamblers can win $100 with a betting capital of $10, but that is very rare for most gamblers. Most gamblers will only lose that $10 and will be motivated to deposit more money to win the gambling game. They feel they can still gamble by depositing more money so they choose to deposit more money. Sports betting is a game that they can choose because they can bet with small stakes several times but they must have the ability to find a team that has a chance of winning.

Not all gamblers that plays with a small amount of  money in order to win big amount do so out of greed it could be that  the small money of $10 was the amount they had with them at the time of making the bet, some however, do use small amounts as a means to be able to have many chances of playing to try their luck instead of using all of the money at ones. While some are just mere greed, they want to win even more than a $100 with just $5, even if it's possible with luck setting in but it's rare to happen and before it does you could have lost many times more than whatever amount you will be winning.

[Abdulzuruku01]

I was telling someone that if I'm the one to have such a slip and the game is already showing me to cash out such an amount of money, which is equal to $865 based on our local exchange rate, seeing such an amount as cash out available and leaving it will make me appear like someone who is too greedy, but the guy was telling me it's not being greedy but it's all about taking risks. The debate didn't end well, so I decided to bring this up here to see the responses from experienced gamblers.

Of course I would cash out if I were the one, I can't see this as a greedy decision.
Gambling is all about taking risk, sometimes you will cash out and regret it, and other times you will risk it and still regret it.
It really depends on the kind of gambler. Some professional gamblers can take the risk because they are financially sound and they won't feel any pain of losing  however, in other cases, they know that cashing out is the best option, the bettor has the final say over whether to proceed or not

[Hirose UK]

Does greed have anything to do with knowledge? Isn't it related to a person's nature and is a natural feeling that one has built within their mind since the beginning? Humans are born with some feelings and emotions, and greed is one of them, some people have a higher amount of greed in themselves just like some people are short-tempered and have a lot of anger in them, the same goes with sadness or jolliness, and every other feeling and emotion a person can have.

No matter how good their knowledge is, if someone cannot manage their emotions and mentality, including greed and panic, then it will not end well. You are right that the two support each other, but they are not the same. because after all, mental and emotional readiness when gambling is very important. This is to avoid various undesirable things, especially if it is related to being greedy with thoughts of going higher and higher. Meanwhile, in fact, they are also aware that with the knowledge they have, it is time to stop, but this uncontrolled greedy nature can be really bad, especially in gambling. And the odds are a big planner which will definitely be super interesting for people like this.

It all depends on the psychology of gambler, if they have good psychology in every action and under any circumstances then they will definitely have calm and there is very little chance of emotional disturbances that make it difficult to think positively.
But if gambler only relies on emotions without calm mind then it is true that they can be very affected by emotional and mental stress which makes it difficult to control themselves, especially to stop and think carefully.
It seems that many gamblers fail to have good psychology so that they experience several bad things which of course have quite dangerous negative impacts on the continuity of their gambling activities.
We must be able to control everything if we want to remain safe in gambling and we must have several efforts to achieve this control.