Request to learn gambling

[Hirose UK]

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

First, you have to say and provide an understanding that gambling is not the right place to use as source of income because gambling is full of risks, even the percentage of losses will always be greater than wins.
And you also have to be able to make sure that he is not the type of person who gets angry easily or is someone who has an attitude of dissatisfaction with what he has got because this can really affect him if he is really determined to gamble.

Personally, if I were in your position, I would consider everything about introducing or teaching him to gamble because when you teach him and in the future he gets into complicated problem that really destroys his life, then you are the first person he will blame.
Maybe at the beginning he didn't say it and maybe he won't blame you, but I sure if regret is really experienced and really complicated problem occurs then he will definitely blame you.

It is better to suggest not to gamble and look for another place or another job that has less risk, such as trading or investing.
But come back to how you respond to this request because here we only provide input to consider each decision.

[junder]

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

I don't think there's anything wrong with what you did to that woman. By discouraging her, it is good, because the main purpose of gambling is not to make money, but only for paid entertainment. And also if she wants a second income I don't think gambling is recommended either, because the possibility of a lot of gambling will only get defeat not victory And this is the reality,  the chances of winning are very slim but the chances of losing are very large.  It sounds unfair but this is gambling because gambling companies also establish gambling with the aim of making profits from the losses of the players.

Gambling once in a while and never want to make money in gambling because it will bring disaster to someone, it's better to gamble with just looking for fun and entertainment, if it's for a second income I'd rather not, let alone make it the main source of income. It won't work out easily.

[stadus]

When you say yes or no? Always followed it up with a clear explaination.

Her approach was already wrong, she wants gambling be her second source of income? That's insane!
Guess, she needs to understand the risk of losing money too, being too optimistic resulting to being unrealistic will only lead to serious problems.

What will happen if she'll not fully understand gambling and doesn't have the skills to win is that her goal won't be achieve, instead of making gambling as another source of income, it will only become another source of problem.

[topbitcoin]

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

The woman had been motivated by what she saw, what she read or what she witnessed either in a news story or an article, which tells about someone who suddenly became rich from gambling. The woman already knows about the sweetness of gambling, but she has not yet understood the bitterness of gambling.

And my advice, you should not suggest any game and rather forbid her to enter the world of gambling, because she has misinterpreted gambling. But if the woman is determined to stay in the world of gambling, then before you teach her how to play gambling, but first tell her about the risks of playing gambling, as well as teach her how to control herself and her finances when gambling.

[lienfaye]

Well, this is another serious matter, and I had to discourage her.

It's about an old female friend who posted me just about two days ago; her request was for me to teach her how to gamble at any easy casino that she will understand so quickly and make money. Her motive for making this kind of request is because she wants a second source that she can use to earn extra income. I explained what gambling truly is, and I discouraged her from learning how to gamble.

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

If I were in your position I can't follow her request. Because I won't let that through me, there's an old lady who will gamble just because of the thought that she can make money out of it. Her main reason is not to have fun and kill time, but to treat gambling as her way to earn an extra income. If that's even possible then probably many of us are already treating gambling as a side hustle, unfortunately that's not the case since gambling is a game of luck.

Thus, much better to explain to her your position and if she insist, then she can search online for the informations that she want to know about gambling (even the games that are easy to play). Because it does not feel good to see someone becoming hooked in gambling negatively and you're the one responsible on why she engaged herself in gambling.

[Accardo]

No need introducing her into gambling, send her links to some casino terms and conditions. She can read and decide for herself. When things happen; losing in gambling. She'll send the blame to you. Gambling is a personal decision. Due to the risk associated to it. Remember, people fail to acknowledge their mistakes or take responsibility. You need to know her motives and goal. Being naive, can lead her to troubles or irresponsible gambling. Also check her curiosity in gambling, if she's concerned mainly in making money, I don't think you have any reason to introduce her in gambling. As casino could take her livelihood, it's not easy to venture into gambling. Not everyone will be able to comprehend the strategies of gambling. During her trial days, learning about gambling, she'll lose lots of money. Before she begin to understand how gambling works, she might end up being disturbed. Risk management is what you should teach her, not gambling. Holding on that will help her not to feel bad, when she losses lots of money. In my opinion, tell her, she should gamble at her own risk. 

[Questat]

Just say no if you don't want to be blame in the end,  

The introduction is quite bad, she expects to make gambling as here other source of income, that's too ambitious, if we who have been gambler for years can't turn our faith to that, how much more a person who is quite new in gambling, she must be special in order to do that.

Your friend must be so desperate to think gambling on her goal, tell here to find an opportunity somewhere else, gambling is not the answer, but would only bring her more problems.

[_act_]

Too bad that she may not find a second job due to age but maybe selling something might be a better option. Selling doesn't care about age.

Personal job is good. She should look for what people want in his area, find a good location and begin such business if she is able to afford to start it. There are many businesses, there are some that she can be able to afford.

Another one is to just buy some coins and hold it for a long time until their prices has increased. Example is bitcoin, it is not too late to buy bitcoin. If she wants to buy coins, she should make research and not also invest on shitcoins.

[bakasabo]

That lady who has asked OP for help has a completely false vision of gambling. First post already have markers, that shows she will be in trouble. Quick, make money, extra income, teaching. Perfect combination to fail and lose balance.

I find it correct that OP discouraged her from gambling. If she wants it quick, then I could suppose she is in short of money, the words "extra income" also points on that. Teaching to gamble already means there will be money losses. Doubt that she could afford that. Gambling isnt about quick. You can only lose quickly, but to win, it will take time.

[Outhue]

Well, this is another serious matter, and I had to discourage her.

It's about an old female friend who posted me just about two days ago; her request was for me to teach her how to gamble at any easy casino that she will understand so quickly and make money. Her motive for making this kind of request is because she wants a second source that she can use to earn extra income. I explained what gambling truly is, and I discouraged her from learning how to gamble.

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

It's good that you scared her off, even if she later change her mind and go with gambling, whatever happens won't be on you, gambling isn't something you can just teach people, because you will easily stain your white, they will surely lose money, unlike buying bitcoin and hold, the risk is very limited compare to gambling, the only thing that can go wrong with Bitcoin is losing your private key.

If she ever comes back and force you, make sure you tell her to use $1 or less on gambling for a week or two, to at least see how the experience feels like, tell her the secret of gambling, to me the secret of gambling is fund or bankroll management, if you can go with low risk as possible you will be fine.

Gambling is the last thing you want to teach a beginner, all blames will be coming on you for sure, but with the looks of things she seem desperate, and we both know what happens to every desperate gambler, they get addicted easily.

[Ultegra134]

Just say no if you don't want to be blame in the end,  

The introduction is quite bad, she expects to make gambling as here other source of income, that's too ambitious, if we who have been gambler for years can't turn our faith to that, how much more a person who is quite new in gambling, she must be special in order to do that.

Your friend must be so desperate to think gambling on her goal, tell here to find an opportunity somewhere else, gambling is not the answer, but would only bring her more problems.

He'll certainly be to blame when she doesn't have the outcome she anticipated. It's quite common practice to avoid taking responsibility for your own actions. I also advise against giving out investment advice regarding cryptocurrencies or pretty much anything else for the very same reason.

The OP's friend is already off to a bad start; you cannot possibly consider gambling a source of income. I don't doubt that there are ways to make money out of it. I also have a few friends that have scored some great results, but it's inconsistent, and there's literally no guarantee. It's reckless to even think of considering it as a way out of your financial issues. She's just desperate and looking for anything that might yield quick money. Just refrain from helping her; you don't want to be pointed the finger if something happens.

[piebeyb]

A game that is easy to play and can be enjoyed by anyone, even minors can play it, namely the slot game, because it is easier to play than other games which require a lot of knowledge and use strategy, but my advice is before teaching it, make sure to remind him that Gambling is not a place to earn money instantly, let alone make it a permanent source of income.

There are risks that must be borne, for example the risk of losing money, that's why it's important to introduce the dangers and risks first because most people always think about winning and making quick profits when gambling, even though as gamblers we all know that in fact it's not easy to beat the bookie and earn money consistently in gambling. gambling, even though there are people who win, not many are lucky, all of them will definitely end up being losers. 

[TheUltraElite]

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

Only paper based dummy gambling is safe with no money involved, otherwise any gamble is a risk. You could show her how these games work with the constant hammering that the casinos are made to profit the owners and not the players and that quick and easy money does not exist.

Then show here some free games and how you can easily "lose" money there no matter how hard you try. Explain the math behind this if she is interested and is educated enough to fathom it.

Show her how many gambling addiction support groups are there and how people lose their entire life savings to gambling to make sure they dont go down the rabbit hole.

[iv4n]

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Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

Well, with such an approach and desire for additional sources of income, I would discourage her as well. Gambling is gambling for a reason, and it can be tricky to make money, especially for newbies who need to learn a lot about how games work, controlling emotions, and bankroll management, some people learn about it for years. We talk about all that here, but to be a responsible gambler doesn't happen just like that.

But if she decided to get in and insist on learning more, to be honest, I wouldn't try with their easiest games, those are lucky-based games. Poker and sports books would be my choices, both are harder to learn, but her chances of making a profit would be higher in the long run.

[Ever-young]

Well, this is another serious matter, and I had to discourage her.

It's about an old female friend who posted me just about two days ago; her request was for me to teach her how to gamble at any easy casino that she will understand so quickly and make money. Her motive for making this kind of request is because she wants a second source that she can use to earn extra income. I explained what gambling truly is, and I discouraged her from learning how to gamble.

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

For me I feel you made the right decision, I wouldn't recommend teaching anyone how to gamble, it is easier to learn but almost impossible to unlearn, I still wish it were possible for me to unlearn gambling. Not that I regret, but I do regret it at some point, because I feel I've lost more than I've won, which is of course how gambling was programmed, always in favor of the casino. So what if you teach her and she lacks the ability to control her gambling habit, then that way, her reason and motives for learning gambling would be defeated, because that way, she wouldn't be making extra income as she had in mind earlier, it would actually turn out to be the opposite.

But if you must teach her, I feel first you must first educate her on the risks of gambling and tell her that gambling doesn't offer her a 100% assurance of making profit all the time. And then you can introduce her to gambling with games that requires her IQ or intelligence and skill to win such as poker.

[Juse14]

I really avoid it when someone asks for help to teach them about gambling, and I have never and will never invite someone who doesn't gamble to get involved in gambling. Because gambling is too risky. And when someone we teach to gamble or someone we invite to go into gambling, and that someone experiences a loss or is trapped in the world of gambling (gambling addiction) then this will be a moral and mental burden for those of us who invite and teach him about it. gambling. unless we don't care about that person.

[AicecreaME]

In my perspective, you did the right thing.

Gambling is a risky venture for profit generation. Not everyone becomes successful in gambling despite having the fund to bet and play. Most people often lose because they are fixated with the thought of earning big when in fact it isn't very easy to achieve it. In you old friend's case, her main motivation is earning money by making gambling as a side job. While it is plausible, it is also full of uncertainty. Winning isn't guaranteed after all. So if she doesn't have enough fund to begin with now, and can't afford to lose much, then I suppose she owe you one by discouraging her in gambling.

If ever she persists that you introduce her into gambling in the future or later on, just make sure to let her know all the advantages as well as the disadvantages of it. They deserve to know that gambling has its dark side too. Gambling doesn't equate to getting rich quickly.

[retreat]

The mistake many beginners make when gambling is that they tend to look for games that are simple, easy to learn, and can make money quickly. Usually their choice will fall on slots and board games, and this is where the casino platform will manipulate them. The casino platform will give them the opportunity to play with lots of bonuses and winnings in the beginning. When they are interested in playing and depositing larger amounts, they will start to lose and in the end the money they deposited will run out and so on.
I'm not saying that gambling is wrong, but looking for quick money from gambling is wrong, because many people with this mindset gamble to make quick money and in the end they lose their money. Gambling is not a place to make quick money, it is just entertainment.

[Crypt0Gore]

This won't age very well, because your friend is looking forward to start earning income from gambling, you will likely be hated for it later or hold responsible if she gets addicted, I think it's for the greater good to say No to her, teach her something else, something that's easier to understand, like investing.

If she doesn't have a job it's better to tell her to get one first, she will be able to be a good gambler if she is making money from something else, she will invest and also take risks on gambling, so even if she get wrecked at first she will have to work to make money again.

Those who feels discomfort with gambling are people who can't make money off something else and the have gambling as the only solution which is a very bad method.

The only thing I find convenient in teaching people is buying assets and holding it, go back to your jobs and make money, use part of the money on fun things like gambling, it's simple.

[angrybirdy]

Well, this is another serious matter, and I had to discourage her.

It's about an old female friend who posted me just about two days ago; her request was for me to teach her how to gamble at any easy casino that she will understand so quickly and make money. Her motive for making this kind of request is because she wants a second source that she can use to earn extra income. I explained what gambling truly is, and I discouraged her from learning how to gamble.

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

As you've said, your friend wants you to teach her how to gamble and the main reason is she wants to generate other sources of income which is for me, if you really want to earn additional income, gambling is not adviseable due to some possible negative outcome that may happen. You did the right thing that you explain what is the true essense of gambling in a person's life and I think, you didn't discourage her from the start because you already told everything about gambling to her so that she could have an idea about it. It's just that, you dont want her to become addicted in gambling and instead of gaining extra income, possible that she will lose in gambling and worst is being in debt.

If you are really concern to your friend and you are willing to help her, you can introduce her in some other ventures like doing business and submit for a part time job instead of teaching her how to gamble. Gambling should not considered as income.