Do you regret also for ever knowing about gambling?

[Mr. Magkaisa]

This is why or the reason on why i have that no plans on explaining Bitcoin or crypto to other people on which i dont really like on getting blamed. Doesnt matter if it talks about crypto investment or crypto gambling as long it would be connected to crypto then they would really be always having that kind of impression. Regrets couldnt really be made or be mold out if you do really know on what you are doing because if you do have that kind of treatment towards gambling then you are just basically putting up yourself into the pit of problems on which this is something that must
be avoided or hadnt done in the first place. You cant really just that make yourself that having that kind of problem if you are really just that responsible.

We don't want to get blamed but sometimes when there are people that are curious with what we do, we're also excited to tell it when someone shows interest.

But this time, we shouldn't feel like that because what matters today is peace and privacy. We don't want people to blame us because they invested and they lose and the main reason for that will be said because of us, if it's not for us that we introduced it to them, they won't be losing money.

See the logic of these ungrateful people.

There will be once in one lifetime that one will regret knowing about gambling. This commonly happen after a heavy lose, especially when you lose a huge and an important money to gambling. And also sometime you will be happy about it especially when a money from a winning bet save you from something.

   -   Gamblers should also be aware that players are the ones who lose and we win, and often in casinos or gambling, gamblers lose. So, just play the amount that we can afford to lose.

So if this is what we do as gamblers, there is no reason for us to regret the choice of decision why we wanted to play gambling. And then let's always be happy on the playing field of this business. Do it just for fun.

[LUCKMCFLY]

No, I don't think I've ever thought about regretting about it until I've seen this post. Gambling is something that you'll eventually learn about no matter what you do or how ignorant you can be, it's like one of those facts of life that you will inevitably learn along the way. I think that the people that's regretting ever knowing about gambling are those that have their lives devastated by gambling, luckily I'm not one of them so I can happily say that it's a no regrets for me. Also, what would regret ever do anyway, I'm sure that it's nothing so better to move forward and be better than staying here and regretting your actions.

Maybe what you mean is learn from the mistakes that have made some people regret their gambling involvement especially those who always overdo their approach, I think it's quite natural and reasonable if you don't feel regret and here I can conclude that it seems like you have a pretty good approach to gambling so you don't regret being involved in this activity. That means regret is only for some people and it also depends on how the person responds to gambling itself, if indeed they come with the wrong way or approach then obviously over time the bad effects will definitely occur and of course regret will always come at the end.

Another thing in my opinion if you feel that you are still fine even though you have been involved in gambling for a long time I think it's okay if you continue because it has been proven that over a long period of time you can manage everything well, especially in terms of your bankroll and self-control, but if it's the opposite then I think you already know what you should do.

Gambling regrets come very late. From the narratives of Op's story, you'd see that his friend already laid his complaints after many years of being addicted and losing all his funds in gambling. How is it the problem of the person who introduced him to gambling? The addict's brain wouldn't let him take responsibility for his mistakes, hence healing would be difficult as his heart is now filled with hatred for his friend. Initiating people into the gambling world can be great, but when they fail it gets bad for both parties. Hence, it's always important to warn people to stay positive about gambling before joining and they can do their research. I don't blame anybody's actions whether they choose to be responsible or not. On the other side, the addict is wrong for pointing accusing fingers like a kid that his friend who introduced him to gambling is the primary cause of his problem. Moving forward won't be easy for the addict, as he's now in a state of dilemma, he can't decide for himself, the same way he wasn't able to choose whether to become a gambler or not, he allowed himself to be pushed by a friend before he started gambling.

He will face difficulties like not being able to stop, after losing as he can't take control of himself anymore. The player needs help and his friends shouldn't overlook such symptoms. His actions show how deeply he's been suffering in addiction, how much money he's spent, and the repercussions it brought on his business or office life; reducing his productivity. If a person hasn't been so bittered at a mistake, they won't have the guts to blame somebody else. The person he's blaming is innocent and only guilty of showing him the road to becoming a gambler. He may have started gambling before reaching the required age for gambling and while an adult he became too attached to it and the only way he could help himself was to think that he wasn't the cause of his problem. It's common among humans, and that's why the world consists of people who don't take action on living a better life, and then wallow in difficulty, blaming their friends or parents for the cause of their current state of hardship.

I say something, in our lives we go through good moments, bad moments, difficult moments, and I believe that in the most difficult moments is when the human being in general learns the most and that is a fact, we must be people who We must be aware of everything that can make a difference in what things so that we have some elevation in personal improvement, and not only in games do we face disastrous situations, and that usually look bad and worse, we are people who have to be very emphatic in things, but we could generate a lot of money, and according to that we can make mistakes, it is allowed, many companies make investments that in the end do not turn out well and they lose a lot of money, and yes it is something painful, but it is something that is always there lantet, you can't achieve everything at once, you have to suffer, you have to fight to do things like that, but in the end the best of all is learning.

When a person in the game enters and plays, he can lose, but when he is not in a very great situation, things have to be pretty good so that we can say, well, the best thing is what happened like that, and try to get over it quickly. , because if we allow a lot, we fail in something, maybe for us it hurt us, in this order of things we could say that when we are in a casino, those who lose a lot, not necessarily, are addicted gamblers or employees who we must see even badly and be careful, no, things are not like that either, they are normal people, who got out of control in some way and that is why they could not bear the losses and well, sometimes the reactions are not the expected ones, it is not among the things, then regretting playing, or having known the world of gambling games or the casino, because when we review everything, the only culprits for losing and for things going badly for us are ourselves due to the power of the decisions we make.

[Lida93]

Yeah you read the question correctly.

I got this taught while involved in discussion with some of my friend today, it was round of friends and we were practically catching up after some old memories in high school so discussion led to discussion and the issue of regretting to ever knowing how to gamble came up and believe me it was a very serious issue as one of my friend was practically blaming the other for the whole problem is currently going through right now as he constantly gambles his money away and at what avail? was the question being asked to the friend who actually inviting him to a gambling house during highschool. The matter looks childish  at first because the whole table of friends there were all gamblers including myself but we all never reached the height of complaining or blaming someone for our gambling ethics.

So I was wondering if some folks here too feel the same way or it was just a matter of grudge and hatred for the particular fellow to stir up such arguement.

Beckoning on the fact that I am above age 18 automatically I am an adult and should take responsibility on the consequences of my actions and inactions either or not I was talked into doing it. It is coward for a person to be blame another for their addiction to gambling because they were introduced into it by that person, so then what stops you from quiting, is it the same person too or you just lack the courage and discipline to be decisive for yourself?

I don't remember being introduced to gambling by any friend or colleague, I guess I just started anyway and even if I was, it's left for me to take control of what happens next and not to lose self-control over it only to turn back and start playing the blame games as to exonerate oneself from guilt.

[ethereumhunter]

If you have such friend who blame someone because he introduce a new thing to your friend, I think you can introduce your friend to eat his own shit.

It doesn't make sense at all, each person has brain to think, so if someone can easily do what other people teach to them, such people need to learn how to use their brain and not only following other people's decision.

We have to decide whether we can gamble after being introduced to it by our friends or whether we will not gamble, considering there is a risk of loss that we will face, so we have to stay away from gambling. Besides, I don't think our friends force us to gamble after they introduce gambling to us. They just introduce gambling and then it's up to us to decide.

If we feel that we get pleasure from gambling and we can allocate a certain amount of money to gamble and can also be disciplined and have good self-control in gambling, we should at least thank our friends for introducing us to something challenging. We also don't need to scold him or even be hostile to him just because he introduced gambling to us. We have to think rationally about the benefits we can get from gambling. If there is no benefit for us and we end up losing some money, it is better for us not to gamble at all, which will be safer for us.

[Strongkored]

I have never met anyone who blames other people for their gambling unless that person regrets not being as lucky as other people who can win large bets because basically gambling is a game that has a high appeal for someone who even knows it themselves, not from other people, maybe that What they regret is that they have experienced more losses than profits so far.

A gambler who blames other people for his involvement in gambling may have lost his mind or it could be a form of frustration because he experienced a big loss even though he initially jumped in because he saw the person who invited him managed to win quite a fantastic amount. Players must know that what happens to other gamblers is not a guarantee that it will also happen to us even if we follow what they do, for example the type of game, such as slots, dice card games or lottery, unless we bet on sports we will get the same result, win or lose if we follow other people's bets, but the results of games based on luck will not be the same from one gambler to another.

[boyptc]

We don't want to get blamed but sometimes when there are people that are curious with what we do, we're also excited to tell it when someone shows interest.

But this time, we shouldn't feel like that because what matters today is peace and privacy. We don't want people to blame us because they invested and they lose and the main reason for that will be said because of us, if it's not for us that we introduced it to them, they won't be losing money.

See the logic of these ungrateful people.

There will be once in one lifetime that one will regret knowing about gambling. This commonly happen after a heavy lose, especially when you lose a huge and an important money to gambling. And also sometime you will be happy about it especially when a money from a winning bet save you from something.

There is no doubt that there are gamblers that regret that they've been into gambling or someone introduced it to them. But can we rewind the time? no.

That's why if we are still regretting it, that's fine and normal because it always happens in the end. And after your regret, it's the best time to just move on and think of your own affair.

Gamble or not, or do something meaningful for you.

[beerlover]

I once heard that a gambling addict in the area where I live experienced a big loss and sold valuable assets such as a house. Maybe it's better to stop for a moment if it feels like what we're risking is a valuable or primary asset. Gambling is for fun, not for poverty

Yeah true, I have seen someone like that too, a very rich business person lost every savings he had and his house, except his business so he still stayed rich of course, but not as rich as he used to be. He could have been way richer if he bought houses with that money, he lost money that was worth a bunch of houses, I mean depends on the house you are buying, but it could have been 5 terrible houses, or 1 great house, he lost that much money in gambling, and I was there as a kid when he did that, I was aware of it, and my parents tried to help him to stop, but he didn't and lost it all. Then he quit gambling, and focused on his work and family, now he is rich again, we should be consider the situation as risky as it could get in order to make it work as better as possible.

I believe that the best thing we could do right now and just focus on what we could do to improve our lives a lot more, that should be the number one case in everything.

[Hatchy]

Regret usually follows a series of mistakes. I often find myself regretting starting certain habits that I wish I could shake off. Despite numerous attempts, these habits have become a part of me. The op mentioned being involved in gambling for a long time, and I can't help but wonder about the losses he may have faced. While I'm not a big gambler myself, my only regrets come when I choose the wrong odds for my games and end up losing. Sometimes, I wish I had picked the right bets, but after each loss, I have to accept it and move forward.its just a part of the gambler

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Its very funny how people finally start regretting things that gave them joy in the past simply because they failed to control themselves and then they end up blaming others for their addiction. One step to being a responsible person is to take the blame for anything and everything that you're getting wrong in your life, its purely your decision, even if you were convinced to do some stuffs, you decided to buy the convincer's idea and go along with it. As soon as we start taking responsibility for everything we do in life, we can choose accurately what to get involved with, and what not to involve in, also you will be able to make certain decisions pertaining your pattern of involvement in gambling and how much you intend gambling with knowing fully well that you wouldn't blame anybody for whatever your decision results to, so you take full responsibility and make the best decisions for yourself.

Yesterday, I was playing Roulette on a casino and I was loosing heavily, I just reminded myself that the loses are becoming too much for just a day, I just ended my session, logged out of the casino and continued with my forum activities. It was my decision and I'm taking full responsibility for what I did, the funds I lost and my decision to do something else and avoid the casinos throughout yesterday.

[Reatim]

I have no reason to , because I have been saving funds from my gambling winning  I know when to stop and when to leave the table  , I even know how to manage losing smaller amount than my capital so meaning I know how to win.

so why in the world that I will ever regret knowing gambling?

Regret usually follows a series of mistakes. I often find myself regretting starting certain habits that I wish I could shake off. Despite numerous attempts, these habits have become a part of me. The op mentioned being involved in gambling for a long time, and I can't help but wonder about the losses he may have faced. While I'm not a big gambler myself, my only regrets come when I choose the wrong odds for my games and end up losing. Sometimes, I wish I had picked the right bets, but after each loss, I have to accept it and move forward.its just a part of the gambler

regretting is part of our mistakes but doing this over and over is already stupidity and foolishness , because first mistake is ok, second is wrong and third will always follow the same.

[Kelvinid]

Yeah you read the question correctly.

I got this taught while involved in discussion with some of my friend today, it was round of friends and we were practically catching up after some old memories in high school so discussion led to discussion and the issue of regretting to ever knowing how to gamble came up and believe me it was a very serious issue as one of my friend was practically blaming the other for the whole problem is currently going through right now as he constantly gambles his money away and at what avail? was the question being asked to the friend who actually inviting him to a gambling house during highschool. The matter looks childish  at first because the whole table of friends there were all gamblers including myself but we all never reached the height of complaining or blaming someone for our gambling ethics.

So I was wondering if some folks here too feel the same way or it was just a matter of grudge and hatred for the particular fellow to stir up such arguement.

Beckoning on the fact that I am above age 18 automatically I am an adult and should take responsibility on the consequences of my actions and inactions either or not I was talked into doing it. It is coward for a person to be blame another for their addiction to gambling because they were introduced into it by that person, so then what stops you from quiting, is it the same person too or you just lack the courage and discipline to be decisive for yourself?

Besides, we don't have a reason because that was our personal decision, not theirs. As we decide to gamble it means that we are also ready to face the consequences of our doing and decisions and whether it will harm us or not, that was our responsibility. Might gambling have been introduced to us and we can decline it if we want but because we try, therefore, we are also aware of what possibly happen to us. Indeed, quitting is a great option rather than blaming others and dealing with it.

[Makus]

The feeling of regrets are just temporary feeling to me, and they come to existence when i check my yearly transaction history and see the amount I have lost so far. Despite the wins I still feel if I have put those money into Bitcoin investment I would have made some profits rather than loss. However I see no need to grief for my losses most times because make some wins also that can cover for the monthly loss, and the key factor is that I don't gamble irresponsible. I believe those who gamble irresponsible without budgeting money for gamble would be the set of person to have more regrets but, when your wins are more than the losses, you'll be glad for every finding gamble.

[Rufsilf]

regretting is part of our mistakes but doing this over and over is already stupidity and foolishness , because first mistake is ok, second is wrong and third will always follow the same.

Because gambling has become a habit for some people and has a significant impact on their lives, it is the reason why they are still able to gamble repeatedly. They are unable to control their inner feelings of delight, excitement, and, of course, greed. that sensation of wanting to give up, but your brain tells you not to lose the chance or the money you could get from gambling. This is the reason why so many people fall victim to this mental trap and find it impossible to stop gambling once they start.

Understanding the risks caused by gambling is important because, when it comes to money, you could lose a lot and lose it again, to the point where you might end up stealing or taking out a big loan to support your addiction. In the end, though, you would gain nothing because your money would have been wasted.

Apart from the fact that they are aware of their limitations when they play, there's a chance that gamblers with strong self-control and self-discipline won't develop a gambling addiction. It is preferable when a gambler's family is always monitoring to remind them to gradually break that kind of habit.

[angrybirdy]

The feeling of regrets are just temporary feeling to me, and they come to existence when i check my yearly transaction history and see the amount I have lost so far. Despite the wins I still feel if I have put those money into Bitcoin investment I would have made some profits rather than loss. However I see no need to grief for my losses most times because make some wins also that can cover for the monthly loss, and the key factor is that I don't gamble irresponsible. I believe those who gamble irresponsible without budgeting money for gamble would be the set of person to have more regrets but, when your wins are more than the losses, you'll be glad for every finding gamble.

I feel you, I've said to myself that I won't regret to know how to do gambling but sometimes I can't take it and fake it, especially if there's an instances that I checked my previous transactions and I saw how much money I've loss in gambling, I'd always sugarcoat myself that past is past and the important thing is you learned a lot but still you can't get rid of regret.

[Iroh]

I try my possible best not to dwell any actions I have taken in the past. And I definitely won’t spend much thought in thinking back and regretting several actions I took them. Why bother your heart and mind in thinking back to what was probably a loss of some sort for you then.
You can’t change what has already happened so there’s very little use in dwelling on those past actions.

Personally, I do not regret ever knowing about gambling. Thankfully, I try to be responsible and haven’t had any problems pop up due to my gambling activities.

[sompitonov]

If a friend was introduced to gambling at first and he doesn't see anything positive about it for him then he should quit and not to be engrossed in it after the friend has left him to himself and later he comes to start complaining or blaming the friend for introducing him to it because he has been losing, what about the times he won 

It is only a child that could be excused for that kind of complaint because he may not have the capacity to think himself out of such a dilemma and this is why child gambling or underage gambling is prohibited but for an adult to complain after he has relished some positive vibes of winning, he caused himself whatever pain. He should know the risk involved at least at a point.

I'm responsible to my actions if I want to gamble or not and not to blame anyone.

I rarely talk not only about gambling, but also about trading. I still prefer not to involve my friends in gambling, only as a last resort, when I am sure that my friend or acquaintance will not lose his head from the frenzied excitement of the game. Although I cannot vouch for anyone, and even the most calm and balanced person can lose his temper. I think that there is still some responsibility. At the very least, I will feel terrible if my friend ends up losing his house due to gambling, and it doesn’t matter that this chance is extremely small, but if it comes true, I won’t forgive myself for it.

If you look from the other side, for example, my friend wins the jackpot, then he may not even remember me. He will probably take his family and go somewhere to warm countries. I'll be happy for him, but most likely I'll never see him again.

[Obim34]

It is a very unnecessary argument to make, so you mean he was forced by your other friend to keep depositing and gambling, why most people now find it much easier to blame people for their loss than give glory to such a person when they keep winning.
All he did was just introducing him to gambling and never was he forced into it. As a friend you always want to share ways of income, so it is a crime as to why he should blame his friend. Instead he ought to blame himself as not being knowledgeable enough to know when he should stop gambling.

Answering your question, i do not feel any atom of regret as why I knew about gambling

[HelliumZ]

OP, It is normal that you have expressed a negative attitude towards gambling when discussed in your circle of friends. But for those who live a lonely life, gambling is a kind of traveling companion. But gambling does not always bring something positive in people's lives. Especially those who are involved in gambling especially rural gambling in my area are always in mental turmoil. I always felt an aversion to gambling when I saw them. They always treat the wife's children cruelly to manage the gambling money. Moreover, the horrible picture of gambling is that in my country wife torture for dowry is only due to gambling.

[Dewi Aries]

I have never met anyone who blames other people for their gambling unless that person regrets not being as lucky as other people who can win large bets because basically gambling is a game that has a high appeal for someone who even knows it themselves, not from other people, maybe that What they regret is that they have experienced more losses than profits so far.

A gambler who blames other people for his involvement in gambling may have lost his mind or it could be a form of frustration because he experienced a big loss even though he initially jumped in because he saw the person who invited him managed to win quite a fantastic amount. Players must know that what happens to other gamblers is not a guarantee that it will also happen to us even if we follow what they do, for example the type of game, such as slots, dice card games or lottery, unless we bet on sports we will get the same result, win or lose if we follow other people's bets, but the results of games based on luck will not be the same from one gambler to another.

Yes, your statement is very possible and makes sense to be used as a reason why there are some gamblers who blame others for their gambling involvement, losing is one of the factors that makes them feel frustrated and upset, of course something out of control is very likely to be done when gamblers are in such situations, one of which is of course blaming others is one of the things that can happen.

Yes in gambling it should be the risk that should be more understood than the chances of winning, because after all if we are lucky then we will also be able to get the same winnings as others get, but unfortunately they don't think about this, in my opinion it's because they are too ambitious for a win, like you said that they think they will be able to get the number of wins like others they see, when in fact such results will not always happen for you. So basically I think it's the misunderstanding of the concept of gambling and how luck works that's at the heart of the problem if you're involved in a purely luck type of gambling. I think that's good advice, if you or they are more focused on winning then it's better to be involved in sports betting only because the percentage of losses will not be too high and you can get closer to winning if you have good enough skills.

[boltz]

Maybe a bit I do but overall , I already accept that I like to gamble from time to time but I do it only on the sports I love and I understand. I'm glad I don't like slots , I'm glad I don't like roulette and cards and I'm glad I don't bet on random games on random sports because if I were to use any of those mention , then I would have regret knowing about gambling but on the current situation , I'm more than okay with it.