Ever Thought of Giving Back to the Community?

[Davidvictorson]

Have you ever thought of giving back to the community if you ever had a successful gambling run? One of those punters on X, who usually wins large sums of money from betting, is giving out about 25 laptops to folks who cannot afford them, and he recently paid for someone's cybersecurity online course. Do you think this is something that you can do—give back to the community from your gambling runs?
- https://twitter.com/mrbayoa1/status/1724168941931499884?t=1IglCrSnRsi-LZxxy6WHMQ&s=19

[Oshosondy]

If you have been losing very much and later you have a lucky day and win huge, you may not give anything out to people. But if you gamble and have not lost so much and win huge, you may just do giveaway. If you have the capability to give those people that are in need, it is good, but it all depends on what has happened to you and the situation your are. Some huge winnings can be recovery of losses, but if not, good to also give out but wisely and do not follow what other people are doing. Be yourself.

[Wapfika]

Have you ever thought of giving back to the community if you ever had a successful gambling run? One of those punters on X, who usually wins large sums of money from betting, is giving out about 25 laptops to folks who cannot afford them, and he recently paid for someone's cybersecurity online course. Do you think this is something that you can do—give back to the community from your gambling runs?
- https://twitter.com/mrbayoa1/status/1724168941931499884?t=1IglCrSnRsi-LZxxy6WHMQ&s=19

If I will be having that kind of huge win then I guess I might do the same. But the thing on influencer was they are just doing this kind of thing for views and promotion for their own benefits in the end. They will somehow use this as promotion to spread their ref links since most of the people who will view his video or post will surely follow him later on.

The only influencer that I really like is Mr. Beast which his content is solely for helping people and tackling real life problem using his social media influence. The rest of the influencer especially gambling influencer is not that legit. Imho

But if I win really huge amount. I will donate part of it on charity.  

[Gozie51]

The act of giving is what is imbedded in persons to persons so it is relative and may not be tied only to gambling winnings and that is why you see people winning big and giving out very little while some one else can win relatively small and give relatively bigger to the proportion of his winning. Some people are givers and could believe more will come when they give while some don't have that kind of mentality. In the state of joy I will give irrespective of how much was lost before the winning.

[coin-investor]

Have you ever thought of giving back to the community if you ever had a successful gambling run? One of those punters on X, who usually wins large sums of money from betting, is giving out about 25 laptops to folks who cannot afford them, and he recently paid for someone's cybersecurity online course. Do you think this is something that you can do—give back to the community from your gambling runs?
- https://twitter.com/mrbayoa1/status/1724168941931499884?t=1IglCrSnRsi-LZxxy6WHMQ&s=19

I have already done this to my relatives and a few friends whenever I won not huge amount of money because I still have not won a big amount, I always think of winning as a blessing, for someone like me who has seen the ups and downs of gambling and have treated gambling as entertainment, I considered winning as a blessing and since its a blessing I need to share it, but since it's a small amount my relatives and friends who are in need should be the first to benefit from my blessing.

If ever I win a huge amount it's to share a portion of my winnings with the less fortunate, maybe God has made me win so I can be a blessing to others, and by doing this I will feel not guilty that my form of entertainment is gambling.

[pawanjain]

Have you ever thought of giving back to the community if you ever had a successful gambling run? One of those punters on X, who usually wins large sums of money from betting, is giving out about 25 laptops to folks who cannot afford them, and he recently paid for someone's cybersecurity online course. Do you think this is something that you can do—give back to the community from your gambling runs?
- https://twitter.com/mrbayoa1/status/1724168941931499884?t=1IglCrSnRsi-LZxxy6WHMQ&s=19

This is the first time I am reading that a gambler is giving out to the community.
Most of the times, gamblers keep gambling with the money they have won and then lose it.
Some also use it for their luxury but there are only few people who donate things to the needy.

[Sim_card]

Giving back to your community after a bug win from gambling depends on the individual. If I have plans on what to invest the the money I don't think that I will be giving that much to the community. It is normal that gamblers when they win big, they share a little part of their wins with people around them, and what that guy is doing as a gambler is not something new because they money was gotten in just one game and gamblers believe that such win is worth to be shared with some persons to make them happy. Gamblers are not known to be stingy people with their wins.

[alani123]

I think it should work the other way around. Large winners from luck-based games are very few and sporadic. So if we want gambling to reliably have a positive impact somehow, those hosting the games (i.e. casinos) should maintain some programs to give back.

A casino has a steady source of income from people's losses. And having a stable source of income means that they'll be able to fund larger programs that can have a lasting impact communities. Giving someone a laptop once is very good also, but imagine a program that provides education and provides laptops every week. Hopefully more of the bigger casinos will adopt some such programs as they become successful.

[Juse14]

If I get a big enough win in the gambling I do, maybe I will also do the same, sharing some of my winnings with the community as a thank you. because the community has played a big role in the victory I got. And as long as sharing makes me feel happy, why don't I do that?

And getting a big win in gambling, I consider it like I found money for free. So there's no harm in sharing some of the winnings I get.

[piebeyb]

There's nothing wrong with winning big and exceeding the number of losses you've experienced, sharing with anyone is a good behavior that might bring other luck in gambling, but sometimes the winnings we get are not necessarily enough to cover the money we have spent while gambling, I know perhaps there is no need to remember or record the losses we have experienced so as not to think too much about recovering from them.

Personally, I often do that, sometimes I give a little tip to my friends just to release hot money from gambling, but if I win big, for example winning the lottery with a very big prize, where I can become rich because of the winnings, maybe I will share it with anyone. including communities, especially charity activities just to make your heart happier. 

[moneystery]

looking at my condition, if i was confident enough in my winnings and there was a sponsor like a casino platform that could give me free money, i might do what he did. because he does it not only because he wants to do it, but to increase his exposure and usually he uses the money he gets from endorsements, and that's what most gambling influencers do.

[aioc]

I love to and that's part of my plan if ever I win a huge amount of money, hopefully, I can do that on the lottery, it's ok and highly recommended to share your blessing with other people especially those in need, people will respect you for that and people will not look down on you anymore because of your being a gambler, they will even wish or pray that you win another jackpot again because they know that you will share your blessing to other once you win.
Winning huge is not something that happens every day for you so make it a memorable one by giving back to the community.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Yes, but not with gambling, unless I won the lottery or something, and in any case I would give it back to a charity or several charities, I don't think individually, unless I knew of cases directly, but I would try to keep it as secret as possible. The thing is that I don't gamble large amounts, so there's no point in giving back to the community if I win $100. If I won the lottery it would be a different story.

[Gozie51]

Yes, but not with gambling, unless I won the lottery or something, and in any case I would give it back to a charity or several charities, I don't think individually, unless I knew of cases directly, but I would try to keep it as secret as possible. The thing is that I don't gamble large amounts, so there's no point in giving back to the community if I win $100. If I won the lottery it would be a different story.

Haha winning little also requires giving as little as it can be but the point is, it is almost like tradition for regular gamblers or addicts to give when they win. They see it as a social responsibility to other bettors to encourage or lift them up also. Sometimes that little money in gift go along way in the life of a gambler at least I know this for off line gambling.

However, a non regular player like you might not see it as some obligated impulse to do because you may not have received from others too. More like it is a routine thing for people who gamble regularly.

[ryzaadit]

Same as tipping.

Tipping in America is crazy, people who are playing casino landbase in vegas tip a lot to employers. I mean, that's is not our fault for a company who give them a small salary and remember once you're lose they're not tipping you.

IMO, the money came from gambling is better not sharing with other. As you know, you could be getting addiction and trying to demand your money back has been given to your friend or other.

[Latviand]

With all the money and crypto I've lost in gambling, I would probably think about myself first if I ever win a jackpot or large amounts of money or crypto in my gambling, that's how most lottery winners lose their money, they announce it to the world and then think of giving back to the community and then when the hype around them is over, there's nothing more for them to give to themselves. From that stories, I think that I will probably make sure that I have secured my future and my family's future with the winnings before giving back anything, let's not pretend that that's not going to be what we're going to do when we win big in gambling.

Yes, but not with gambling, unless I won the lottery or something, and in any case I would give it back to a charity or several charities, I don't think individually, unless I knew of cases directly, but I would try to keep it as secret as possible. The thing is that I don't gamble large amounts, so there's no point in giving back to the community if I win $100. If I won the lottery it would be a different story.

You're better off giving the money yourself to those who are in need, going to charities are going to make it more complicated and there's a lot of charities out there that don't really help what they've promised to help. Obviously you're not going to give bacj to the community if your wins aren't in the millions, that kind of money should be used to spend on your needs if not having a security for your finances. Be careful when you win lottery, you're going to see a lot of friends pretending to be your friend, you don't want to be a part of the long list of lottery winners that were too kind and too stupid to spend their wins that they've lost all of their wins in a matter of days, months or years.

[electronicash]

if you won enough. it's not so bad to give back to what brought you here in bitcointalk. you would have to win millions for that. but maybe in the form of a contest here in the forum just to have some fun. there are businesses in here that did this as far as i know.

giving prizes from 1st to 10th place receiving BTC for the best meme i think this will be a fun contest for giveaways and you make everyone laugh too.
if i only won the biggest i think i can do this too this holiday season. my idea BEST SANTA Claus meme contest.

[uneng]

I think so. Naturally, when we have large sums of money under our disposal we tend to become generous on our spendings, unless the person develops a pathology which makes him to only accumulate money without planning how to spend it. Anyway, if I won the jackpot I would help people who I know and who appear on my way that seems to be in difficult situations and wouldn't waste the opportunity of having a helping hand willing to change their lives for the better. Sometimes I feel bad for not being able to give financial support to people as I would like.

[edmundduke]

Have you ever thought of giving back to the community if you ever had a successful gambling run? One of those punters on X, who usually wins large sums of money from betting, is giving out about 25 laptops to folks who cannot afford them, and he recently paid for someone's cybersecurity online course. Do you think this is something that you can do—give back to the community from your gambling runs?
- https://twitter.com/mrbayoa1/status/1724168941931499884?t=1IglCrSnRsi-LZxxy6WHMQ&s=19

If i won something large enough then sure, wouldnt have a problem using some of it for a good cause. Right now ive just used it to do some rains and trivia style games for people in the gambling sites chats as the amounts won arent large enough to do anything else lol. Its pretty fun and makes the place become way more lively.

[NeilLostBitCoin]

Whenever I gamble at the casino or play online, I never think about giving back to the community. My primary aim is not to win big but to enjoy the game and, if I am lucky, win a small amount that uplifts my mood and improves my day. Playing in the casino is a great way to unwind and take a break from the daily grind. However, suppose I win a significant amount of money, like hundreds of millions in my local currency or dollars through the lottery. In that case, I might consider making a charitable contribution to the community.