Ever Thought of Giving Back to the Community?

[Saisher]

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?

If you want to have good karma or luck favor your side again it is better or recommended to give back to the community, especially to the most needy one but of course, you should also allocate for your relatives and your family, family and relatives come first before helping other people.
Maybe in the future one of the poor people you helped will have a better life they will come back to you and help you in case you're the one who needs help in the future.
Not only that people you've helped will pray and bless you that you win another jackpot because you have good intentions when you are playing.

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[Natsuu]

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 always think about this. Witnessing others make a positive impact through generosity is inspiring. I feel like I want to help someone too or make something int his world that does not only benefit me but also someone else. If I were to have a successful run, I would consider using some of those gains to contribute in meaningful ways. Just genuinely sharing, regardless of the amount, a help is a help You wont know how youll affect others

[Solosanz]

In case when I win a huge amount of money and I gamble on a casino where I found because of this forum, if not then I wouldn't.

But if someone don't want to share their winnings to other people, they're not wrong because not all people have a same empathy. Make sure from the first time you didn't put any hope to someone who win big amount of money will share it to the community or expecting other people will do a same thing like you did, it's really wrong.

[CryptSafe]

Giving back to the society is not something dependent on your gambling wins. Waiting to win a game before giving does not shows how compassionate you are and are willing to give. You can do it by just starting with the little you can afford even though it is just one person that benefits from your kindness through cash and kind then it will be nice but not necessarily means you waiting for a big win so what if you did not win big that means you won't be in a position to do anything for the society or the less privileged around you.

[Yogee]

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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.

Most probably don't announce any of this community service since they also fear for their security but the spread of social media had turned some gamblers to do this. Maybe the clout could give them more gambling platform referrals or some other online revenue streams.

The guy has over 1 million followers on X so it shouldn't come as a surprise if he gains something from going public about this.

[lovesmayfamilis]

If someone responsible for the winnings heard me, I would make a promise that I would keep ten percent of the winnings for myself and give the rest to the children. But unfortunately, lady luck often turns her face to those who are rich but not always generous. But for me, any winnings always sound like easy money that needs to be spent quickly. And there is nothing better than donating to someone in need.

[pawanjain]

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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.

Most probably don't announce any of this community service since they also fear for their security but the spread of social media had turned some gamblers to do this. Maybe the clout could give them more gambling platform referrals or some other online revenue streams.

The guy has over 1 million followers on X so it shouldn't come as a surprise if he gains something from going public about this.

Makes sense. Besides that, since he has a huge following even if he does not gain anything from anyone, he will surely gain reputation for his donations.
This will also gain him more followers since more people will start noticing about him and may start following him.
So those are some generic advantages too.

[0t3p0t]

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 actually depends on how much we've made through gambling. If we made it to the jackpot prize and it is more than enough for us and our family to have the needs and wants then of course I do. I have priorities to settle first so giving back to the community is my second option. Life is too short to be greedy so as long as we have the ability to give and help those who are needy then why not?

[Winterfrost]

This is something anyone can do as long they are willing and the wins are big. Gambling is luck and the money earned from gambling is free money regardless there was an amount risked in it. There are some money you will receive from gambling that would change your entire financial status and you can't be poor anymore. Some part of the money can be given to the orphans, fundraising for the older ones or given to the poor helping them by providing them what they need to start up.

Just as the saying givers never lack, once you continue to give you will surely receive.

[Litzki1990]

A small number of gamblers may do this, most gamblers spend their money after winning big. They have enough reasons to spend their money on their own needs. When a gambler loses a lot of money by gambling then he is already in a lot of financial loss. If he gets a big win then firstly he tries to pay off any debt with that winning money and then he tries to pay those days with the remaining money and he lives well. Plan to live. I have seen a lot of people throw big parties with their friends after gambling big money but I have never seen anyone who after gambling big money distributed that money to the community. After winning a lot of money gambling, giving a part of that money to help people is not so bad.

[retreat]

Yeah maybe with that much winning I will give back to the community to help anyone who needs help with their learning. Because I have also been in that position, where in the past it was difficult for me to get a laptop to study and work, and fortunately there was someone who gave me a loan so I could buy a laptop and learn various things until finally I was able to get a job and pay back the credit. But now that I'm not as successful as him, unfortunately I can't give back to the community.

[boyptc]

I may not have much but I'm still able to give back at least with the amount that I can. And how much more if I have got a lot, for the least that I can do will definitely go back to the community.

As long as I can give, I'd definitely do it for so many times and if the situation permits it. But if I can see myself that I need more than what I can help, it's better to give myself first my needs than to give back.

It's not all about how much you can give back but when you're able and it's coming from your heart, whether you've won it from gambling or not. We can do it anytime we want to.

[bounceback]

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

Maybe we can do this if we have won big several times in a row, but with the condition that the wins we get exceed the total number of losses we get when placing bets, but currently apart from gamblers there are also several YouTube content creators who also often provides similar prizes to its viewers and these prizes are sponsored by certain gambling platforms. So far, to be honest, I haven't thought about doing this, but that doesn't mean I don't have the desire, but I am aware that what I have earned from betting so far has not exceeded the capital when I bet in the game.

[Kelward]

It is good to give back to ones community, but I won't advice someone that won big in gambling to announce himself by telling people that he's giving back to the community from the money won in gambling.

The gambler might end up having more enemies than friends, because people might see it as free money that he didn't work for and expect him to share or squander the whole money on them. If the gambler gives Mr. A, Mr. B will also expect to be giving also, friends will gather around him and expect him to spend money on partying, the ones that he did not spend on becomes his enemies.

So I'll advice that you don't even let people to know when you win big in gambling, if you want to impact lives from your winnings, just support them without going into details of how you won big. Besides the gambler can became a target of kidnappers and robbers

[Woodie]

The fact that his giving total strangers I don't see this as giving back to the community but the real character of a person being a giver!

If this is giving back to the community, I would see this as an indirect way of actually encouraging people to gamble more and do the same when they hit some big winners..if not this user could be running some kind of tipster service of which this could be treated as a marketing strategy to get word out there!

Besides you know what they say... nothing in this world is free, somewhere somehow someone will pay for this.

[piebeyb]

Just as the saying givers never lack, once you continue to give you will surely receive.

My parents taught me the same thing, giving will not make us poor and that really happens from what I have experienced, the more I give, the more I get, not always in the form of money, sometimes whatever I can give is certain. I will give it, I'm sure people will definitely feel the same way. For example, if we give $100, there will definitely be money coming in and we will get more than $100, even 10x the money we give to other people.

But I haven't tried it from gambling money, even though I sometimes give, I just give a small tip and don't expect to get reciprocity because I'm sure giving won't make me poor, after all, if you get winnings from gambling, there's no harm in sharing a little with the community or family.  

[Fiatless]

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 read a story recently of a man who won big and had to locate one student who lost his school fees in gambling. This man gave the boy back his school fees and this drew commendation from the community. There is suffering caused by poverty all over the world and these people need help. I am pleased to see people give to the community from what they have earned.

 If I ever get lucky to win big, giving back to my community will be part of my budget. After I have settled my immediate needs and assisted my family members who need help, my community will be the next in the budget. But mine will be to build a primary school with a library because the school in my community is overcrowded. There are not enough classroom blocks to contain the number of pupils.

[Promocodeudo]

Giving is a personal thing, individuals has their personal ways of giving not necessarily a community but people, gamblers has this mindset that every fortune made by them through gambling is personal, if they give you is their decision, I don't think a gambler that has been losing for quiet a long time and may be he or she wins a day, will have the mindset of giving back to the community unless the amount he won is much, he can think of such, a gambler shares money to his fellow gamblers reason being that, any day the win too, they will reciprocate, some gamblers don't even give at all, instead the see the winning as part of their loss and is not meant to be shared with anyone.   

[Outhue]

Is there anyone alive that's not already giving back to the community? I laugh when people ask this type of question because I believe that someone somewhere is benefitting from us, either rich or poor some people are taking from us, all you need is to think, you don't have to be rich before people can take from you, we help people, even if you have hate for everyone there will always be those who you like helping.

Now with gambling it isn't that different, if you win a jackpot and you decide to give back to the community its your call, I don't know what I will do if I ever hit the jackpot but helping is generally something that I love doing, and either I am rich or not I will still keep doing it anyways.

The poor have this mentality of judging the rich but little did they know that the rich are responsible for some things they are benefitting from in their environment, there is no need for them to carry out an announcement that they do this or that but the poor people think that rich people are too greedy..

[Bananington]

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?

Depends on the community where you are gambling from. In a rich environment where more than 90% of gamblers are rich and wealthy, there is no need to give back to this community because there is no need for it. Rather than giving to the community give to your family members in need and help them if you do not need this money. Giving to the community is a choice, it does not make you a bad person if you do not give back, just also as it does not make the people giving back to the community entirely good people.