Greed or risk

[rachael9385]

I think that at this point it is very important to know the basic principles of mathematics, and not to be naive. But as practice shows, most people believe that there is some kind of Universal justice, there is Luck and that everything is predetermined. But you always need to think soberly and logically - life is one big random thing. It may be unfair, and this is normal, because mathematics allows that anyone can play 100 times in a row. These are the laws of mathematics, but for some reason many people look for hidden meaning in everything.

But sometimes players become addicted to gambling in a different way - they are unlucky on their first bets, but at the same time their friends, or one friend, are lucky. And they boast that they are smarter and much better versed in betting or roulette. And it is precisely this envy and rejection of the fact that the player himself is unlucky - he begins to play more and more, expecting that he will be lucky. But this does not happen, and then the player begins to lose money, playing first his own and then other people’s.

Yes, it is an illusion that the players around us are more successful and luckier than us. Many people’s character doesn't allow them to live with this and they try to refute it in practice and prove to themselves and those friends that we, too, can win no worse than them. This is where greed and disproportionate risk taken come to the fore. It has long been known that people tend to believe in something better, this is inherent in nature itself. But we must turn on our reason and remember that in this world, not everything is often so good and carefree. Gambling establishments will not waste money on everyone who wants it; there will always be more losers. And we must understand this very well.

We actually think that people around us are luckier than us. We only think so but if we see the reality then we realize that not only those around us are lucky but we are very lucky. We can lose money by gambling but not millions of money but there are many gamblers who have lost millions of money by gambling we can call ourselves lucky considering their side. You may have millions of dollars, but my dream of making a million dollars, which is my dream, has already been lost by many gambling, and I consider them unluckier than us. If we look at those who are doing better than us, we will seem unlucky but if we look at those who are doing worse than us and failing everywhere, we will seem much luckier than us.

You have said it all and your words are absolutely correct, yes, sometimes I think about this but I letter realized that I am not the only person that is gambling and still I am not even losing more in gamble compered to other gamblers,,, besides, I am even a new time gambler because I have not being into gambling up to a year.
However, even if I calm down to calculate the whole money I have lost while gambling, I don't think it is even up to a thousand box or a half of a thousand box. I don't gamble all the time just the same way I don't win all the time, so I think I am not losing anything.

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[Silberman]

We actually think that people around us are luckier than us. We only think so but if we see the reality then we realize that not only those around us are lucky but we are very lucky. We can lose money by gambling but not millions of money but there are many gamblers who have lost millions of money by gambling we can call ourselves lucky considering their side. You may have millions of dollars, but my dream of making a million dollars, which is my dream, has already been lost by many gambling, and I consider them unluckier than us. If we look at those who are doing better than us, we will seem unlucky but if we look at those who are doing worse than us and failing everywhere, we will seem much luckier than us.

And it is because of this that it is a mistake to compare ourselves to other people as we will never know the circumstances behind them, so while we may see someone gambling at the casino making huge bets and having a great time, and we may even envy them for the lifestyle they are enjoying, we have no way to know that maybe they could have massive amounts of debts and they are gambling with the faint hope to resolve all their problems this way, so they may look at us and envy us as well as they would like to gamble without all that pressure on their shoulders.

[temple]

We actually think that people around us are luckier than us. We only think so but if we see the reality then we realize that not only those around us are lucky but we are very lucky. We can lose money by gambling but not millions of money but there are many gamblers who have lost millions of money by gambling we can call ourselves lucky considering their side. You may have millions of dollars, but my dream of making a million dollars, which is my dream, has already been lost by many gambling, and I consider them unluckier than us. If we look at those who are doing better than us, we will seem unlucky but if we look at those who are doing worse than us and failing everywhere, we will seem much luckier than us.

And it is because of this that it is a mistake to compare ourselves to other people as we will never know the circumstances behind them, so while we may see someone gambling at the casino making huge bets and having a great time, and we may even envy them for the lifestyle they are enjoying, we have no way to know that maybe they could have massive amounts of debts and they are gambling with the faint hope to resolve all their problems this way, so they may look at us and envy us as well as they would like to gamble without all that pressure on their shoulders.

Absolutely true and depending on where you play, other players could always be fooled with marketing tricks and I think that should also not be underestimated. Being skeptical or critical of what is happening in the industry can't hurt. Yet gambling can be a pleasurable activity and you know, sometimes greed can be a good accelerator for success, but!! this is only if someone stays within the limits of one's own bankroll. Sometimes there is this situation when you think you should go for it, so why not when financially everything is under control and you might be losing the winnings, for example.

[AmoreJaz]

We actually think that people around us are luckier than us. We only think so but if we see the reality then we realize that not only those around us are lucky but we are very lucky. We can lose money by gambling but not millions of money but there are many gamblers who have lost millions of money by gambling we can call ourselves lucky considering their side. You may have millions of dollars, but my dream of making a million dollars, which is my dream, has already been lost by many gambling, and I consider them unluckier than us. If we look at those who are doing better than us, we will seem unlucky but if we look at those who are doing worse than us and failing everywhere, we will seem much luckier than us.

And it is because of this that it is a mistake to compare ourselves to other people as we will never know the circumstances behind them, so while we may see someone gambling at the casino making huge bets and having a great time, and we may even envy them for the lifestyle they are enjoying, we have no way to know that maybe they could have massive amounts of debts and they are gambling with the faint hope to resolve all their problems this way, so they may look at us and envy us as well as they would like to gamble without all that pressure on their shoulders.

Absolutely true and depending on where you play, other players could always be fooled with marketing tricks and I think that should also not be underestimated. Being skeptical or critical of what is happening in the industry can't hurt. Yet gambling can be a pleasurable activity and you know, sometimes greed can be a good accelerator for success, but!! this is only if someone stays within the limits of one's own bankroll. Sometimes there is this situation when you think you should go for it, so why not when financially everything is under control and you might be losing the winnings, for example.

bottomline, one should always be responsible when he is in front of his games. greed will always be there but should have frequent checks on yourself where you are at in your bankroll. it is normal to forget yourself from time to time but should not totally lose yourself in the process.

do think of the worst scenarios that you need to suffer if you will not control the greed factor in yourself. are you ready to face such scenarios? you can run those scenarios in your head and tell yourself, are you up for it? or just control yourself and be more peaceful about it as you don't need to subject yourself to trouble?

[Hirose UK]

We actually think that people around us are luckier than us. We only think so but if we see the reality then we realize that not only those around us are lucky but we are very lucky. We can lose money by gambling but not millions of money but there are many gamblers who have lost millions of money by gambling we can call ourselves lucky considering their side. You may have millions of dollars, but my dream of making a million dollars, which is my dream, has already been lost by many gambling, and I consider them unluckier than us. If we look at those who are doing better than us, we will seem unlucky but if we look at those who are doing worse than us and failing everywhere, we will seem much luckier than us.

And it is because of this that it is a mistake to compare ourselves to other people as we will never know the circumstances behind them, so while we may see someone gambling at the casino making huge bets and having a great time, and we may even envy them for the lifestyle they are enjoying, we have no way to know that maybe they could have massive amounts of debts and they are gambling with the faint hope to resolve all their problems this way, so they may look at us and envy us as well as they would like to gamble without all that pressure on their shoulders.

Agree because comparing yourself to other people will never provide any benefits and it is better to admire yourself to be satisfied with the abilities that we can do without dependence on anyone.
Everyone conditions and situations are also different, maybe we even see people who are better than us in our personal assessment, but that person doesn't necessarily feel the same way because maybe they think otherwise.
The most important thing that must always be prioritized is that we can have performance in carrying out all our desires in gambling according to our abilities and not try to exceed the limits because we don't know what risks will occur let alone going further.
Instead of thinking about other people and being full of envy or feelings that we shouldn't think about, it better to remain ourselves and always take steps to avoid all unwanted risks.

[len01]

bottomline, one should always be responsible when is in front of his games. greed will always be there but should have frequent checks on yourself where you are at in your bankroll. it is normal to forget yourself from time to time but should not totally lose yourself in the process.

a gambler who has a big responsibility towards gambling will never be tempted by greed or emotions that can influence the gambler to take big risks from gambling. all of this is usually because responsible gamblers have more mature thoughts and dont expect any profit from gambling unless they just want the sensation of pleasure and if their budget runs out they will end their gambling session without having to make another deposit.

and all of this requires a high level of commitment to be a responsible gambler so as not to forget or ignore something important that must be avoided when gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

But it is interesting how they describe on this website that players in poker went broke but some of them bounced back and are now back in business these days earning a lot of money. But the reason they are hiding is not that the players play so well and are professionals outplaying everyone, the reason is that most of these guys now have advertising contracts or are otherwise associated with platforms that guarantee them a certain income and probably participation fees in big tournaments. As you can see some of them would have gone broke if it wasn't for the Internet and social media to save their asses.

That means they can use the internet well so that it can help them recover from their defeat and turn their situation around. But they still have to be careful because greed will come back and if they don't learn self-control well, they might experience defeat like before. But with their experience playing poker, they will definitely be able to overcome all the problems that will arise and they can earn a certain income. Maybe they also learned something that we don't know so that they can return to the gambling industry and even have connections with other people who have supported them while they were hiding and continue to encourage them that they can return to gambling once they feel deep enough to learn everything.

[Gozie51]

a gambler who has a big responsibility towards gambling will never be tempted by greed or emotions that can influence the gambler to take big risks from gambling. all of this is usually because responsible gamblers have more mature thoughts and dont expect any profit from gambling unless they just want the sensation of pleasure and if their budget runs out they will end their gambling session without having to make another deposit.

Greed or emotion is part of human being and so it is also part of gambling. Therefore, I believe even professional gambler are faced with it.

The way that the both really affect our gambling is that if you have been losing alot in a roll and you have an opportunity for a big cash out, you will be tempted to go on it with looking at your bankroll that is being bankrupted because you have been losing but if you have been winning, then you might take some irrational decisions that you get right and it looks like it is not emotion or greed. Therefore is a part that winning has an effect on the gambler, it builds more confidence and they take decision that seem right.

[junder]

bottomline, one should always be responsible when is in front of his games. greed will always be there but should have frequent checks on yourself where you are at in your bankroll. it is normal to forget yourself from time to time but should not totally lose yourself in the process.

a gambler who has a big responsibility towards gambling will never be tempted by greed or emotions that can influence the gambler to take big risks from gambling. all of this is usually because responsible gamblers have more mature thoughts and dont expect any profit from gambling unless they just want the sensation of pleasure and if their budget runs out they will end their gambling session without having to make another deposit.

and all of this requires a high level of commitment to be a responsible gambler so as not to forget or ignore something important that must be avoided when gambling.

The mindset of a responsible gambler tends to be that they always consider things well so that they can decide the best and avoid the risk of losing their money from gambling or other risks because most gamblers who do not have responsibility for their game. so they lose a lot of money just to chase an uncertain victory.

It's a good idea to have a good responsibility in gambling so that nothing happens that you don't want because generally everyone doesn't want to experience a loss, a person who gambles with a loss is because they themselves cannot control themselves and do not have gambling limits,  unlike people who have responsibility for gambling because they have a good mindset. So every gambler certainly has their own thoughts,  it's just that some are responsible and some are irresponsible.

[Blitzboy]

But it is interesting how they describe on this website that players in poker went broke but some of them bounced back and are now back in business these days earning a lot of money. But the reason they are hiding is not that the players play so well and are professionals outplaying everyone, the reason is that most of these guys now have advertising contracts or are otherwise associated with platforms that guarantee them a certain income and probably participation fees in big tournaments. As you can see some of them would have gone broke if it wasn't for the Internet and social media to save their asses.

That means they can use the internet well so that it can help them recover from their defeat and turn their situation around. But they still have to be careful because greed will come back and if they don't learn self-control well, they might experience defeat like before. But with their experience playing poker, they will definitely be able to overcome all the problems that will arise and they can earn a certain income. Maybe they also learned something that we don't know so that they can return to the gambling industry and even have connections with other people who have supported them while they were hiding and continue to encourage them that they can return to gambling once they feel deep enough to learn everything.

They may be very good at using the internet, which is both good and bad. We know that the draw of the internet can feed greed, which is a constant enemy that lurks in the background. They've danced with loss; the tune is well known. So, self-control isnt just a good thing; its their shield. Their poker experience? A double bluff. It does teach you to be strong, but it also tries to trick you into thinking it will be easy to win.

Think about this: their new links, a web of unseen allies, may offer more than just support. Could they be the one's who decide who wins this game of skill and chance? We guess, but what secrets might they have? This mysterious information and these hidden ties are still parts of a puzzle we havent fully figured out.

We have to ask ourselves, though, if their return to gambling is a success or a dangerous fall back into old habits. Time and their ability to control themselves are the only things that will show them what this bet is really about.

[temple]

But it is interesting how they describe on this website that players in poker went broke but some of them bounced back and are now back in business these days earning a lot of money. But the reason they are hiding is not that the players play so well and are professionals outplaying everyone, the reason is that most of these guys now have advertising contracts or are otherwise associated with platforms that guarantee them a certain income and probably participation fees in big tournaments. As you can see some of them would have gone broke if it wasn't for the Internet and social media to save their asses.

That means they can use the internet well so that it can help them recover from their defeat and turn their situation around. But they still have to be careful because greed will come back and if they don't learn self-control well, they might experience defeat like before. But with their experience playing poker, they will definitely be able to overcome all the problems that will arise and they can earn a certain income. Maybe they also learned something that we don't know so that they can return to the gambling industry and even have connections with other people who have supported them while they were hiding and continue to encourage them that they can return to gambling once they feel deep enough to learn everything.

But the message I was trying to convey here is that the professionals as they call themselves are not immune from going broke. More importantly, they could not stay rich with their "professional" activity and instead had to resort to a different business model, namely some affiliate, marketing, influencer type of business and not the activity itself. The bad part about it is that their job is to promote that activity AS IF it would make them rich in order to get as many people as possible onto the platforms as paying customers. I am sure you understand my point, don't you? And this is why it is so important to make up one's mind before deciding to become a "pro" and earn money with gambling.

[LUCKMCFLY]

But it is interesting how they describe on this website that players in poker went broke but some of them bounced back and are now back in business these days earning a lot of money. But the reason they are hiding is not that the players play so well and are professionals outplaying everyone, the reason is that most of these guys now have advertising contracts or are otherwise associated with platforms that guarantee them a certain income and probably participation fees in big tournaments. As you can see some of them would have gone broke if it wasn't for the Internet and social media to save their asses.

That means they can use the internet well so that it can help them recover from their defeat and turn their situation around. But they still have to be careful because greed will come back and if they don't learn self-control well, they might experience defeat like before. But with their experience playing poker, they will definitely be able to overcome all the problems that will arise and they can earn a certain income. Maybe they also learned something that we don't know so that they can return to the gambling industry and even have connections with other people who have supported them while they were hiding and continue to encourage them that they can return to gambling once they feel deep enough to learn everything.

But the message I was trying to convey here is that the professionals as they call themselves are not immune from going broke. More importantly, they could not stay rich with their "professional" activity and instead had to resort to a different business model, namely some affiliate, marketing, influencer type of business and not the activity itself. The bad part about it is that their job is to promote that activity AS IF it would make them rich in order to get as many people as possible onto the platforms as paying customers. I am sure you understand my point, don't you? And this is why it is so important to make up one's mind before deciding to become a "pro" and earn money with gambling.

Well, I have something very clear, and it is very similar to what I think about in trading, I say that a person considers it a professional both to a Jaguar and to a trader when he plays with close amounts or who manages amounts of $1M, the things They can be like that, and I consider them professionals, so when they are people like that who manage those amounts I consider them professionals, otherwise they can play all their lives and play every day if they want, but since they are not with those amounts or close to them, then for my it is normal, it is something that I consider that can be taken as a professional, and yes, it is not that we end up having that big money and we bet everything, no, but I think that for professional players as well as for novice players, things can be different, because in a game, we have to control our emotions, because personally, greed is very easy to fall into, the risk is always permanent in a casino.

A casino or other activity that we do will always be considered risky, in fact the mere fact that a person goes out on the street is already running a risk, the fact that a person is already playing in a casino is a higher risk, economically , so all these types of things are what we must see, if we play with greed, then the faster we will lose, we must have the desire to earn a lot of money, but according to our limits, our own abilities, because we cannot pretend that with 10, 20, 50, 100 USD we can take them to $10k, that is something that is almost Impossible, and if it can be done, it can be done, but it really is someone who has a lot to do to do it, in a casino things are not easy, every player knows it, you have to have a lot of confidence in what you do, there is no problem, On the other hand, we must see things as they are, with the appropriate way of being grounded in our reality and not looking back anymore, greed is never, risk is Always.

[klidex]

Greed or emotion is part of human being and so it is also part of gambling. Therefore, I believe even professional gambler are faced with it.

The way that the both really affect our gambling is that if you have been losing alot in a roll and you have an opportunity for a big cash out, you will be tempted to go on it with looking at your bankroll that is being bankrupted because you have been losing but if you have been winning, then you might take some irrational decisions that you get right and it looks like it is not emotion or greed. Therefore is a part that winning has an effect on the gambler, it builds more confidence and they take decision that seem right.

It is true that greed and emotions are part of gambling and it is very natural if they expect a big win but never get it so greed sometimes appears at times like this and usually experienced gamblers already understand this and they will be able to control themselves so that they don't continue playing sessions that will cause emotions or when greed begins to emerge.

Someone who has lost a lot and they are carried away by emotions is very natural because humans have these feelings because you have lost a lot of money but have not made any profit at all and this is what causes emotions and greed to appear to continue the gambling session. We as gamblers should understand that gambling has a high risk of losing. If you hope too much for a big win then you will experience disappointment, but if you consider gambling as fun then you will not get emotional easily and you can set a budget according to your needs.

[ethereumhunter]

They may be very good at using the internet, which is both good and bad. We know that the draw of the internet can feed greed, which is a constant enemy that lurks in the background. They've danced with loss; the tune is well known. So, self-control isnt just a good thing; its their shield. Their poker experience? A double bluff. It does teach you to be strong, but it also tries to trick you into thinking it will be easy to win.

Think about this: their new links, a web of unseen allies, may offer more than just support. Could they be the one's who decide who wins this game of skill and chance? We guess, but what secrets might they have? This mysterious information and these hidden ties are still parts of a puzzle we havent fully figured out.

We have to ask ourselves, though, if their return to gambling is a success or a dangerous fall back into old habits. Time and their ability to control themselves are the only things that will show them what this bet is really about.

If they think that winning will be easy, they are wrong because if it is a game of poker, there must be a lot of people who have become experts at playing poker and they have already beaten a lot of people. They can indeed learn from the internet, which provides many lessons about how to gamble, but they also have to learn about self-control when gambling. Self-control will protect them when gambling so that they don't spend too much money and can also limit their time gambling.

We will not know what or who has supported them so that they can rise from their previous downturn and turn their situation around for the better. But they proved it to us by managing to win many victories that perhaps only a few people could get. We also don't need to think too much about it. Let it be their secret and we should focus on maintaining our control. After all, we don't use gambling as a way to make money so we don't need to bother looking for it.

The important thing is that we stick to our goal of gambling so that we are not too affected by what is happening around us. They may be able to achieve that success with a lot of effort, but for us, it's not important because we have to control ourselves so we don't experience serious problems.

But the message I was trying to convey here is that the professionals as they call themselves are not immune from going broke. More importantly, they could not stay rich with their "professional" activity and instead had to resort to a different business model, namely some affiliate, marketing, influencer type of business and not the activity itself. The bad part about it is that their job is to promote that activity AS IF it would make them rich in order to get as many people as possible onto the platforms as paying customers. I am sure you understand my point, don't you? And this is why it is so important to make up one's mind before deciding to become a "pro" and earn money with gambling.

Yes, they are not immune from bankruptcy and have the possibility of experiencing bankruptcy if they lose self-control in gambling. We have seen many real examples of pro players who have lost control of themselves while gambling and that is why we have to stay away from it and avoid it so that it doesn't happen to us. If they cannot take care of themselves well, they will not be able to take care of their wealth either and will lose it in no time. They can promote these activities to attract more people to their platform as paying customers while other people are still struggling with what they are doing when it is not producing anything at all. And if we really can't afford to be a pro because the road we have to go through is very difficult, we shouldn't try it and choose to be an ordinary person.

[len01]

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Greed or emotion is part of human being and so it is also part of gambling. Therefore, I believe even professional gambler are faced with it.

The way that the both really affect our gambling is that if you have been losing alot in a roll and you have an opportunity for a big cash out, you will be tempted to go on it with looking at your bankroll that is being bankrupted because you have been losing but if you have been winning, then you might take some irrational decisions that you get right and it looks like it is not emotion or greed. Therefore is a part that winning has an effect on the gambler, it builds more confidence and they take decision that seem right.

not all wins will have a greedy impact on gamblers but such scenarios are very common and often occur in gamblers who cannot respect their own money or greed will take over an irresponsible gambler and take the risk of betting to get even more while he forgets something if luck will not come twice unless defeat will come every day.

winning will not make someone greedy as long as they have a healthy mindset and know when is the right time to gamble and advice when winning is to always remember yesterday defeat so that you are afraid of losing your money.

[carlisle1]

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Greed or emotion is part of human being and so it is also part of gambling. Therefore, I believe even professional gambler are faced with it.

The way that the both really affect our gambling is that if you have been losing alot in a roll and you have an opportunity for a big cash out, you will be tempted to go on it with looking at your bankroll that is being bankrupted because you have been losing but if you have been winning, then you might take some irrational decisions that you get right and it looks like it is not emotion or greed. Therefore is a part that winning has an effect on the gambler, it builds more confidence and they take decision that seem right.

not all wins will have a greedy impact on gamblers but such scenarios are very common and often occur in gamblers who cannot respect their own money or greed will take over an irresponsible gambler and take the risk of betting to get even more while he forgets something if luck will not come twice unless defeat will come every day.

winning will not make someone greedy as long as they have a healthy mindset and know when is the right time to gamble and advice when winning is to always remember yesterday defeat so that you are afraid of losing your money.

Yeah, the right decision at the right timing. If you have that inside you, then greed will never dominate, but like what you said, is not common.
As gamblers, they keep doing a kind of gambling where they are hoping for more luck.

Instead of controlling and taking that money out of the house, you always have that option to stop and collect your money, though
It's you as a gambler who always makes that last call.

Money or more luck to try if you choose to proceed and see what the outcome of your bets will be.

[Silberman]

But the message I was trying to convey here is that the professionals as they call themselves are not immune from going broke. More importantly, they could not stay rich with their "professional" activity and instead had to resort to a different business model, namely some affiliate, marketing, influencer type of business and not the activity itself. The bad part about it is that their job is to promote that activity AS IF it would make them rich in order to get as many people as possible onto the platforms as paying customers. I am sure you understand my point, don't you? And this is why it is so important to make up one's mind before deciding to become a "pro" and earn money with gambling.

There is no doubt that there are many professional gamblers that would not have been able to keep themselves afloat without that additional income, and even some of the best players are not immune to this, so this should tell us how difficult it is to achieve that goal, however it is not surprising, as in the case of poker we know it is a game of skill, and with the increase on its popularity the level of skill of the payers has also increased, making more difficult for professional gamblers to profit from it as now everyone is playing at a higher level and they cannot take advantage of weak players anymore.

[hedgeh0g]

But the message I was trying to convey here is that the professionals as they call themselves are not immune from going broke. More importantly, they could not stay rich with their "professional" activity and instead had to resort to a different business model, namely some affiliate, marketing, influencer type of business and not the activity itself. The bad part about it is that their job is to promote that activity AS IF it would make them rich in order to get as many people as possible onto the platforms as paying customers. I am sure you understand my point, don't you? And this is why it is so important to make up one's mind before deciding to become a "pro" and earn money with gambling.

There is no doubt that there are many professional gamblers that would not have been able to keep themselves afloat without that additional income, and even some of the best players are not immune to this, so this should tell us how difficult it is to achieve that goal, however it is not surprising, as in the case of poker we know it is a game of skill, and with the increase on its popularity the level of skill of the payers has also increased, making more difficult for professional gamblers to profit from it as now everyone is playing at a higher level and they cannot take advantage of weak players anymore.

Professional players probably don't have greed, but they need to think about the risk of completely losing their bankroll because there are fewer and fewer amateurs. This is a risk that needs to be kept in mind. Because of this, they are forced to fight with each other and earn money through rakeback. Eventually some of them will hit a downswing. To be honest, I haven’t played poker for a long time and I don’t understand why it exists, even though I used to like this game.

[temple]

Well, I have something very clear, and it is very similar to what I think about in trading, I say that a person considers it a professional both to a Jaguar and to a trader when he plays with close amounts or who manages amounts of $1M, the things They can be like that, and I consider them professionals, so when they are people like that who manage those amounts I consider them professionals, otherwise they can play all their lives and play every day if they want, but since they are not with those amounts or close to them, then for my it is normal, it is something that I consider that can be taken as a professional, and yes, it is not that we end up having that big money and we bet everything, no, but I think that for professional players as well as for novice players, things can be different, because in a game, we have to control our emotions, because personally, greed is very easy to fall into, the risk is always permanent in a casino.

A casino or other activity that we do will always be considered risky, in fact the mere fact that a person goes out on the street is already running a risk, the fact that a person is already playing in a casino is a higher risk, economically , so all these types of things are what we must see, if we play with greed, then the faster we will lose, we must have the desire to earn a lot of money, but according to our limits, our own abilities, because we cannot pretend that with 10, 20, 50, 100 USD we can take them to $10k, that is something that is almost Impossible, and if it can be done, it can be done, but it really is someone who has a lot to do to do it, in a casino things are not easy, every player knows it, you have to have a lot of confidence in what you do, there is no problem, On the other hand, we must see things as they are, with the appropriate way of being grounded in our reality and not looking back anymore, greed is never, risk is Always.

Right, but the problem is that we can't verify whether they are managing a lot of money. There is also the slogan "fake it till you make it", which has become very popular and prevalent especially since social networks like Instagram went through the roof. So if someone is a professional poker player because he plays all these big tournaments, but is sponsored and doesn't pay for it neither wins any big tournaments in a long time, I find it very difficult to tell whether that person is considered a professional. There are pros and cons, but seriously quite a lot of cons, which I think is a problematic as they carry a different message to the public.

I am just saying this because people shouldn't get deluded, but instead read into some basic statistics and find out for themselves whether they believe they can "professionalize" a game of luck for themselves.

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Greed or emotion is part of human being and so it is also part of gambling. Therefore, I believe even professional gambler are faced with it.

The way that the both really affect our gambling is that if you have been losing alot in a roll and you have an opportunity for a big cash out, you will be tempted to go on it with looking at your bankroll that is being bankrupted because you have been losing but if you have been winning, then you might take some irrational decisions that you get right and it looks like it is not emotion or greed. Therefore is a part that winning has an effect on the gambler, it builds more confidence and they take decision that seem right.

It is true that greed and emotions are part of gambling and it is very natural if they expect a big win but never get it so greed sometimes appears at times like this and usually experienced gamblers already understand this and they will be able to control themselves so that they don't continue playing sessions that will cause emotions or when greed begins to emerge.

Someone who has lost a lot and they are carried away by emotions is very natural because humans have these feelings because you have lost a lot of money but have not made any profit at all and this is what causes emotions and greed to appear to continue the gambling session. We as gamblers should understand that gambling has a high risk of losing. If you hope too much for a big win then you will experience disappointment, but if you consider gambling as fun then you will not get emotional easily and you can set a budget according to your needs.

Emotions and greed are most likely present in every gambler who gambles, where many of them cannot control themselves so greed and emotions arise and control them and make everything fall apart, maybe there is someone who has limits in their gambling but that doesn't allow them not to will experience greed, if they make even the slightest mistake then greed will control everything and make the game irregular where a lot of money will be lost just because greed has mastered themselves.

Yes, that's normal because everyone has both emotions and greed. Winning is difficult to get, while losing is always a factor in someone experiencing emotion and greed in gambling. We should be able to control ourselves so that these two things don't happen, because these two things can make us lose control and make everything fall apart. So, as best as possible, you have to avoid these two things so that undesirable things don't happen.