Do you think gambling every day is better?

[klidex]

There's no way to gain profit everyday, most often times you'll lose over since it's proven in many situations that gambling isn't profitable when done in daily basis.
Same at casino house many rich and average individuals got bankrupt when they make gambling as way of stress buster. The mindset got reverse, because it leads them as slave of their possessions.

I'm not sure that there are people who really get benefits from gambling every day because the fact is that gambling is full of the risk of losing. No matter how cleverly we manage the risks, gambling doesn't always benefit the user and is more detrimental, especially if gambling every day will make someone become addicted and over time it won't. can control gambling and end up experiencing continuous losses, if gambling can make someone profit every day no gambler will be poor because they always make a profit and it can be used as a source of their income.

Many people experience losses when gambling every day, even rich people because they spend a lot of money gambling and over time they become bankrupt and it doesn't really make them richer. A few days ago I read a thread from someone who said that there were billionaires who became bankrupt. In just the short time that gambling every day causes, it becomes very clear that the effects of gambling every day do not provide definite benefits and will only make you lose more and could potentially become addicted and only further enrich the casino owner.

[Bitcoin_people]

If a gambler can profit from gambling every day and is capable enough to take risks then he can participate in gambling every day without any negative consequences. As whether or not to participate daily depends entirely on a gambler's ability, he can participate in gambling seven days a week and 30 days a month if he has sufficient ability. However, no work should be done at constant speed, in which case he will get mentally and physically tired.

There's no way to gain profit everyday, most often times you'll lose over since it's proven in many situations that gambling isn't profitable when done in daily basis.
Same at casino house many rich and average individuals got bankrupt when they make gambling as way of stress buster. The mindset got reverse, because it leads them as slave of their possessions.

As you can see, doing a gambling in your daily life, it will leads you to addiction because you treat them as if it's your main job which is not supposed to be treat as our main income in the first place. Gambling daily doesn't have any certainty of winning because it' is all about how luck strikes you and if you're lucky enough, you will experience winning huge amount but not everyday because there's what we called "bad luck days".

Of course, a true daily gambling will lead a person to addiction day by day and that person will start to behave badly. At one time if a person is constantly gambling then surely he will not think about his daily income and financial position but he will continue to gamble and lose. No one can win regularly by gambling every day, no one is lucky enough to win every day, of course you have to lose when you gamble. Of course there are good and bad days in a man's fortune, when good times will come, he will win bets and get a lot of money, and there will be times when he will lose. So I think if such a person is gambling constantly depending on luck then he may win or lose. Others plan that if they gamble every day, one day or another they will win a good amount of money. But we must keep in mind that daily gambling will lead to addiction and one time he will lose a lot.

[kikogracia]

Gambling every day is just equal to addiction. It's bad for our life and family. library sequencing

[LUCKMCFLY]

maybe by having a budget limit it can be done and set it at the amount you said of 3 USD and not more than that, that's possible. However, the chance of addiction still exists and can occur if they lose self-control when gambling so that they can bet again when they lose and exceed the limits that have been set. Maybe it's better to do it twice a week or even once so as not to affect our own financial situation.

I don't know the rest, but I always like to share the discoveries I've had in the game, and the biggest secret I discovered is that to be successful in the game we must use intelligence, and how? I know caisnos are after money, just like us as players, what should we do? take care of our money, how? simple, not to lose it easily, and for this it is better to make a risk plan, but something very simple, I say that the simpler things are, the better, and the best way is to quickly find an amount to spend and that amount does not influence in our basic things for our life, that is, not stopping paying our taxes, not stopping buying our groceries, not neglecting the children's expenses, all of that is what we must take care of.

[bakasabo]

Of course, a true daily gambling will lead a person to addiction day by day and that person will start to behave badly. At one time if a person is constantly gambling then surely he will not think about his daily income and financial position but he will continue to gamble and lose. No one can win regularly by gambling every day, no one is lucky enough to win every day, of course you have to lose when you gamble. Of course there are good and bad days in a man's fortune, when good times will come, he will win bets and get a lot of money, and there will be times when he will lose. So I think if such a person is gambling constantly depending on luck then he may win or lose. Others plan that if they gamble every day, one day or another they will win a good amount of money. But we must keep in mind that daily gambling will lead to addiction and one time he will lose a lot.

First of all, why do you think that gambling every day is an addiction, but not hobby? Not everyone gamble to earn. Why gambling can not be one persons hobby. If a person likes drawing, and he buys paints regularly, and a canvas daily, would we call him addicted to drawing or that he has a hobby or passion?

Secondly, like you have said, there are different days in gambling if we measure it with win or lose. It is never be like gambling for 30 days and loosing every single day. So why then it is "lose a lot" as you say. If a person has daily budget for gambling, can afford that, that isnt "losing a lot", that is "spending". And one day profit can be greater than his daily budget.

[delfastTions]

Of course, a true daily gambling will lead a person to addiction day by day and that person will start to behave badly. At one time if a person is constantly gambling then surely he will not think about his daily income and financial position but he will continue to gamble and lose. No one can win regularly by gambling every day, no one is lucky enough to win every day, of course you have to lose when you gamble. Of course there are good and bad days in a man's fortune, when good times will come, he will win bets and get a lot of money, and there will be times when he will lose. So I think if such a person is gambling constantly depending on luck then he may win or lose. Others plan that if they gamble every day, one day or another they will win a good amount of money. But we must keep in mind that daily gambling will lead to addiction and one time he will lose a lot.

First of all, why do you think that gambling every day is an addiction, but not hobby? Not everyone gamble to earn. Why gambling can not be one persons hobby. If a person likes drawing, and he buys paints regularly, and a canvas daily, would we call him addicted to drawing or that he has a hobby or passion?

Secondly, like you have said, there are different days in gambling if we measure it with win or lose. It is never be like gambling for 30 days and loosing every single day. So why then it is "lose a lot" as you say. If a person has daily budget for gambling, can afford that, that isnt "losing a lot", that is "spending". And one day profit can be greater than his daily budget.

I think that such a period of daily games ends someday anyway and any gambler moves on to a different mode of play, for example, first he misses one or two days a week and does not play on these days.  Then missed game days become more frequent.  But by the way, in the long term, almost all gamblers begin to lose money.  And if this also happens so often, if he plays every day, then of course all his close people will scold him and express dissatisfaction. 
This also happens because such a player spends his time on an inherently unproductive activity.  And from the point of view of his relatives, he could be engaged in more useful household activities and would benefit the family.  And if there are children, then it would be better for the player to play ordinary children's games with them.

[bakasabo]

Of course, a true daily gambling will lead a person to addiction day by day and that person will start to behave badly. At one time if a person is constantly gambling then surely he will not think about his daily income and financial position but he will continue to gamble and lose. No one can win regularly by gambling every day, no one is lucky enough to win every day, of course you have to lose when you gamble. Of course there are good and bad days in a man's fortune, when good times will come, he will win bets and get a lot of money, and there will be times when he will lose. So I think if such a person is gambling constantly depending on luck then he may win or lose. Others plan that if they gamble every day, one day or another they will win a good amount of money. But we must keep in mind that daily gambling will lead to addiction and one time he will lose a lot.

First of all, why do you think that gambling every day is an addiction, but not hobby? Not everyone gamble to earn. Why gambling can not be one persons hobby. If a person likes drawing, and he buys paints regularly, and a canvas daily, would we call him addicted to drawing or that he has a hobby or passion?

Secondly, like you have said, there are different days in gambling if we measure it with win or lose. It is never be like gambling for 30 days and loosing every single day. So why then it is "lose a lot" as you say. If a person has daily budget for gambling, can afford that, that isnt "losing a lot", that is "spending". And one day profit can be greater than his daily budget.

I think that such a period of daily games ends someday anyway and any gambler moves on to a different mode of play, for example, first he misses one or two days a week and does not play on these days.  Then missed game days become more frequent.  But by the way, in the long term, almost all gamblers begin to lose money.  And if this also happens so often, if he plays every day, then of course all his close people will scold him and express dissatisfaction. 
This also happens because such a player spends his time on an inherently unproductive activity.  And from the point of view of his relatives, he could be engaged in more useful household activities and would benefit the family.  And if there are children, then it would be better for the player to play ordinary children's games with them.

If a person sneaks and run from household activities and parenting, to go out and gamble that is no doubt is bad. But if he spends 30minutes a day gambling, instead of sitting on a sofa and switching TV channels, that imho, isnt bad. I often compare regular gambling with food and eating. If you go to eat to the same place, with time you get fed up with it and search for other. Same I suppose could work with daily gambling. After regular gambling, there is a chance that a person would switch to other hobby. He might also turn addicted, but there are people around him, that will notice a change in that person from doing something daily. It will be easier and faster to stop an upcoming addicting.

[nullama]

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First of all, why do you think that gambling every day is an addiction, but not hobby? Not everyone gamble to earn. Why gambling can not be one persons hobby. If a person likes drawing, and he buys paints regularly, and a canvas daily, would we call him addicted to drawing or that he has a hobby or passion?

Secondly, like you have said, there are different days in gambling if we measure it with win or lose. It is never be like gambling for 30 days and loosing every single day. So why then it is "lose a lot" as you say. If a person has daily budget for gambling, can afford that, that isnt "losing a lot", that is "spending". And one day profit can be greater than his daily budget.

Fair points, but it's a slippery slope.

You can say the same with alcohol. What if someone just drinks a bit every day and continue with their life as normal?

Slowly over time they will drink more / gamble more, and end up in a bad situation.

It's not a given that it will happen, but it increases the risk exponentially.

[benalexis12]

Doing gambling every day is not a good habit because it will eventually push a gambler to become addicted to gambling, and when that happens, it can destroy the behavior of an individual player in a casino. Let's not let gambling control us.

Instead, we should be the ones in control so that we don't end up in a situation where we won't be addicted in the end. It is necessary that we have self-discipline in ourselves and be responsible as gamblers.

[junder]

maybe by having a budget limit it can be done and set it at the amount you said of 3 USD and not more than that, that's possible. However, the chance of addiction still exists and can occur if they lose self-control when gambling so that they can bet again when they lose and exceed the limits that have been set. Maybe it's better to do it twice a week or even once so as not to affect our own financial situation.

I don't know the rest, but I always like to share the discoveries I've had in the game, and the biggest secret I discovered is that to be successful in the game we must use intelligence, and how? I know caisnos are after money, just like us as players, what should we do? take care of our money, how? simple, not to lose it easily, and for this it is better to make a risk plan, but something very simple, I say that the simpler things are, the better, and the best way is to quickly find an amount to spend and that amount does not influence in our basic things for our life, that is, not stopping paying our taxes, not stopping buying our groceries, not neglecting the children's expenses, all of that is what we must take care of.

The point is that we have to be able to balance everything, meaning that gambling should not be made a priority in everyday life. Fulfilling the needs as you said is mandatory, but if there are people who put that aside and prioritize gambling then they have done the wrong thing. because if they prioritize gambling, it will only cause them to experience losses, such as losing more money in every gambling session they do. Apart from that, we must be able to prevent undesirable things from happening, by having self-control when gambling, such as by gambling intelligently, where we can take advantage of the profits we have obtained and stop when we lose.

Considering that gambling can make many people fall deeper, of course gambling has a strong attraction. So don't underestimate gambling either, we should be able to control ourselves in a disciplined manner so that undesirable things don't happen, like the many cases that have happened. By gambling every day in my opinion it's not a good thing, but if you're really curious then there's no harm in trying, just think of training yourself to be able to control your emotions and thoughts or not. Personally, I wouldn't do it even with the set limits.

[nullama]

Doing gambling every day is not a good habit because it will eventually push a gambler to become addicted to gambling, and when that happens, it can destroy the behavior of an individual player in a casino. Let's not let gambling control us.

Instead, we should be the ones in control so that we don't end up in a situation where we won't be addicted in the end. It is necessary that we have self-discipline in ourselves and be responsible as gamblers.

The problem is that gambling all your money in a single night can also be catastrophic for your finances.

Every gambler must know what they are doing, and set a limit.

The moment that limit is breached the problems will start.

[bakasabo]

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First of all, why do you think that gambling every day is an addiction, but not hobby? Not everyone gamble to earn. Why gambling can not be one persons hobby. If a person likes drawing, and he buys paints regularly, and a canvas daily, would we call him addicted to drawing or that he has a hobby or passion?

Secondly, like you have said, there are different days in gambling if we measure it with win or lose. It is never be like gambling for 30 days and loosing every single day. So why then it is "lose a lot" as you say. If a person has daily budget for gambling, can afford that, that isnt "losing a lot", that is "spending". And one day profit can be greater than his daily budget.

Fair points, but it's a slippery slope.

You can say the same with alcohol. What if someone just drinks a bit every day and continue with their life as normal?

Slowly over time they will drink more / gamble more, and end up in a bad situation.

It's not a given that it will happen, but it increases the risk exponentially.

With that alcohol example you really helped with «doing something daily» discussion or issue. Drinking daily a little doze of alcohol is positive for health. Daily usage of alcohol helps blood to circulate better. It also decreases risk of getting diabetes, as well as decreases stress.

That « slowly over time and more» - I can counter that with «a person gambles rarely, with time, that person wants to gamble more and more, but those pauses between rare gambling sessions will definitely play bad for him».

[Out of mind]

If a gambler can profit from gambling every day and is capable enough to take risks then he can participate in gambling every day without any negative consequences. As whether or not to participate daily depends entirely on a gambler's ability, he can participate in gambling seven days a week and 30 days a month if he has sufficient ability. However, no work should be done at constant speed, in which case he will get mentally and physically tired.

There's no way to gain profit everyday, most often times you'll lose over since it's proven in many situations that gambling isn't profitable when done in daily basis.
Same at casino house many rich and average individuals got bankrupt when they make gambling as way of stress buster. The mindset got reverse, because it leads them as slave of their possessions.

As you can see, doing a gambling in your daily life, it will leads you to addiction because you treat them as if it's your main job which is not supposed to be treat as our main income in the first place. Gambling daily doesn't have any certainty of winning because it' is all about how luck strikes you and if you're lucky enough, you will experience winning huge amount but not everyday because there's what we called "bad luck days".

Yes, it is true that when a player keeps betting and playing daily in gambling, he gradually becomes addicted to gambling. When a person becomes addicted to gambling, his behavior is quite different, he will only choose to gamble as his source of income. When someone is ready to choose to gamble as their main source of income, we can confirm that that person has become quite addicted. But many people gamble every day to hope for something good on their luck, and they think that if they gamble every day, maybe one day they will win the jackpot depending on their luck. It is true though that gambling should not be done every day as it will depend very little on luck and I think most of the time you will lose money. So it will be good to gamble intermittently but if you play with experience then surely some change of luck will be brought about and luck will be less and there will be no addiction, if you don't play constantly but gamble at certain times.

[Agbamoni]

There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.

I asked him how?

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning, he also made reference to few people around our locality who won outrageous Money within 31 Dec to 1 January 2024, asking if I knew how often those people keep trying for them to have the winning they got.

There is never a day gambling everyday can draw a person closer to success. If his friend was able to win some outrageous amount in gambling due to regular betting does no means if everyother person must also win if played on a regular basis. What really matters is luck. As we all knows that gambling is all about luck and when it's your lucky day you may win an outrageous amount supprisinly but that doesn't mean consistency because you may be consistent but yet always losing it all. Some people don't play regularly but often win because they give a break to study the teams and there past matches before playing, while some other don't do such but just play as they feel or follow other people's predictions.

Your right here. Gambling every day is a pain in the ass. There is no way we can be expecting wins everyday as gambler. The truth is we would get tired of it and also the feeling of winning is exciting if we win every day then imagine losing a lot in a day and then every day. Of course we would lose a lot of money and on the process we can make lots of money.

Most times we might fall for luck consistently and we would start feeling that we have hacked the winning process, or we are now professionals in it. Not knowing that when the days of no luck would come, we can surely lose so much that day.

[Mahanton]

If a gambler can profit from gambling every day and is capable enough to take risks then he can participate in gambling every day without any negative consequences. As whether or not to participate daily depends entirely on a gambler's ability, he can participate in gambling seven days a week and 30 days a month if he has sufficient ability. However, no work should be done at constant speed, in which case he will get mentally and physically tired.

There's no way to gain profit everyday, most often times you'll lose over since it's proven in many situations that gambling isn't profitable when done in daily basis.
Same at casino house many rich and average individuals got bankrupt when they make gambling as way of stress buster. The mindset got reverse, because it leads them as slave of their possessions.

As you can see, doing a gambling in your daily life, it will leads you to addiction because you treat them as if it's your main job which is not supposed to be treat as our main income in the first place. Gambling daily doesn't have any certainty of winning because it' is all about how luck strikes you and if you're lucky enough, you will experience winning huge amount but not everyday because there's what we called "bad luck days".

Yes, it is true that when a player keeps betting and playing daily in gambling, he gradually becomes addicted to gambling. When a person becomes addicted to gambling, his behavior is quite different, he will only choose to gamble as his source of income. When someone is ready to choose to gamble as their main source of income, we can confirm that that person has become quite addicted. But many people gamble every day to hope for something good on their luck, and they think that if they gamble every day, maybe one day they will win the jackpot depending on their luck. It is true though that gambling should not be done every day as it will depend very little on luck and I think most of the time you will lose money. So it will be good to gamble intermittently but if you play with experience then surely some change of luck will be brought about and luck will be less and there will be no addiction, if you don't play constantly but gamble at certain times.

Totally depends on what kind of person are you since i've known someone whose really be that a gambler/bettor for too long but even up to now, he is still making that kind of engagement but not really ending up on messing up his life because he had really that strict control and discipline towards his betting spending or allocation on which it is really that on controlled manner about finances. This is why you cant really be able to tell that everyone would really be that getting addicted but of course not all would really be having that kind of mindset on which there would really be that people would be losing that control at the moment that they would really be continuing on playing gambling on which this is really that something that will really be that making you addicted.

This is why self control and moderation would really be the key on this one because if you do find yourself having that kind of control issue or having that emotional
lost of control towards things specially on losing money then gambling isnt really for you. People sometimes needs really up to be that considerate on the risks
involved.

[Dewi Aries]

Doing gambling every day is not a good habit because it will eventually push a gambler to become addicted to gambling, and when that happens, it can destroy the behavior of an individual player in a casino. Let's not let gambling control us.

Instead, we should be the ones in control so that we don't end up in a situation where we won't be addicted in the end. It is necessary that we have self-discipline in ourselves and be responsible as gamblers.

Anything that leads to excessive action is always not good which can trigger various undesirable bad possibilities, and I think we have heard very often about people who always suggest putting a lot of limits when we are involved in gambling, such as limiting the amount of budget, the time involved along with the expectation of winning, means isn't gambling every day an excessive act and violating several things that are always recommended by common sense? Clear.

As I said above, anything that is done too often is a bad idea, plus gambling has possible risks, meaning that the idea of ​​gambling every day logically will actually only increase all the undesirable possibilities, such as increasing Our interest in winning will ultimately lead us to addiction, and also increase the possibility of problems in balancing our personal financial situation and lastly it can damage us mentally and psychologically because of course when you lose a lot of money it will be very difficult for us to control our emotions. where in addition one of the ideas of gambling every day is of course to generate more wins, but it is a fact that gamblers are nothing more than just players and not game controllers. And as you said, don't let yourself be controlled by gambling.

[shasan]

There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.

I asked him how?

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning, he also made reference to few people around our locality who won outrageous Money within 31 Dec to 1 January 2024, asking if I knew how often those people keep trying for them to have the winning they got.

I said No! He then say the more you space the more I missed my chances of winning but what I came to understand is that, the more anyone keeps trying the slimmer such persons turns into gambling addiction becus such person will always want to gamble regularly stirring up some forms of pressure to himself. When there is no money to gamble such person don't mind going extramile to source for funds since he has install this mentality of regularly gambling without giving break.

My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

I don't think playing every day can make anyone winer hence we should wait for the right timing as well as for the right team whom we can depend on. But if the person means casino then anyone should only play in his/her free time. And the less time anyone plays the better may happen.

[Accardo]

Doing gambling every day is not a good habit because it will eventually push a gambler to become addicted to gambling, and when that happens, it can destroy the behavior of an individual player in a casino. Let's not let gambling control us.

Instead, we should be the ones in control so that we don't end up in a situation where we won't be addicted in the end. It is necessary that we have self-discipline in ourselves and be responsible as gamblers.

Anything that leads to excessive action is always not good which can trigger various undesirable bad possibilities, and I think we have heard very often about people who always suggest putting a lot of limits when we are involved in gambling, such as limiting the amount of budget, the time involved along with the expectation of winning, means isn't gambling every day an excessive act and violating several things that are always recommended by common sense? Clear.

As I said above, anything that is done too often is a bad idea, plus gambling has possible risks, meaning that the idea of ​​gambling every day logically will actually only increase all the undesirable possibilities, such as increasing Our interest in winning will ultimately lead us to addiction, and also increase the possibility of problems in balancing our personal financial situation and lastly it can damage us mentally and psychologically because of course when you lose a lot of money it will be very difficult for us to control our emotions. where in addition one of the ideas of gambling every day is of course to generate more wins, but it is a fact that gamblers are nothing more than just players and not game controllers. And as you said, don't let yourself be controlled by gambling.

Gamblers don't have any control on the game, yes. But it's quite unfortunate that most players don't want to gain control over themselves. A player who doesn't control himself, despite being controlled by the house in terms of results, would lose out completely on his gambling journey. Unfortunately, not every gambler is capable of handling properly his mistakes in the game. Experiencing steady back log in a game causes harm to the gambler, if he can't get over it.

Players who don't bother about losses, manages funds and plays for fun everyday, can carefully settle their daily gambling likely to happen problems. It's experimentally and virtually proven that gamblers who don't follow the good aspects of daily can get addicted. Money consumption added to emotional challenges is capable of taking a player's consciousness and self control in the game.

[Fortify]

There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.

I asked him how?

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning, he also made reference to few people around our locality who won outrageous Money within 31 Dec to 1 January 2024, asking if I knew how often those people keep trying for them to have the winning they got.

I said No! He then say the more you space the more I missed my chances of winning but what I came to understand is that, the more anyone keeps trying the slimmer such persons turns into gambling addiction becus such person will always want to gamble regularly stirring up some forms of pressure to himself. When there is no money to gamble such person don't mind going extramile to source for funds since he has install this mentality of regularly gambling without giving break.

My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

Gambling every day is not a good thing and if you have built up that habit then you are almost certainly in a state of addiction. That is - if you are doing it on games with zero possible chance of long term profitability, like roulette or slots. Even if you're sports betting, you should be keeping track of your wins and losses to determine whether you are just leaking your money away over time. A game like poker can have a long learning curve to it, so you might expect to lose in the first few months or even years as you refine your skills against much more experienced players. Some people don't understand the underlying math involved in gambling, especially when they refer to "luck" and it is a blindingly stupid approach.

[Sunderland]

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning
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I don't think playing every day can make anyone winer hence we should wait for the right timing as well as for the right team whom we can depend on. But if the person means casino then anyone should only play in his/her free time. And the less time anyone plays the better may happen.

True, because gambling does not only rely on skill, knowledge and experience, luck is also an important factor and luck doesnt always come every day.
It is a different story if someone gambles every day just to have fun and only play with the money they can afford to lose.

"when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning"

This statement can be called as a Gamble Fallacy, the OP friend believes that a big win will definitely come after a losing streak.
Believing in myths like that will only make him chase his previous lose even more.