Proverbs and Sayings that Act as Triggers to Gambling

[adultcrypto]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

I agree with you that this can be a motivation for someone to try out gambling and someone might test and become lucky at the initial stages which is what usually happens. But as time passes it might seem like something changed and the gambler might become stocked, not able to quit and not making progress either. Some can actually start this way and make fortune off gambling, it all depend on our individuality.

Another statement that usually motivate people to start or continue in gambling is "no risk, no reward". With the statement, the individual is all charged for big risk hoping that it will pay off. Some get lucky doing this, while some get burnt.

[teamsherry]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

[swogerino]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

The risk is the same at 50/50 although the gambling has the downfall that the user can find it attractive and starts gambling massively,that is a problem because it only happens with gambling and not for example if you took risks by applying for a new job,much difficult that your current one while at your current one you have guarantees that no one can fire you and join the unknown in this new job,it happens once here,with gambling is difficult to handle as once you are in it becomes the more difficult with the passing of time if you don't stop,so I am also assuming this proverb should be used better in trying new things beneficial to us over the long term rather than in gambling which in long time is a guaranteed loss for us.

[Pumared]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

Proverbs serve more as guidance and how to deal with situations that always occur.  depending on them for everything will never be healthy regardless of how you apply it

[Webetcoins]

I agree with you that this can be a motivation for someone to try out gambling and someone might test and become lucky at the initial stages which is what usually happens. But as time passes it might seem like something changed and the gambler might become stocked, not able to quit and not making progress either. Some can actually start this way and make fortune off gambling, it all depend on our individuality.

It depends on our luck and not individuality because it's your luck that influences the results of your bets and your individuality has nothing to do with that. It's not very common to find people who have made a fortune off gambling because that doesn't happen very often, and only a few out of millions have enough luck to be able to achieve that.

Another statement that usually motivate people to start or continue in gambling is "no risk, no reward". With the statement, the individual is all charged for big risk hoping that it will pay off. Some get lucky doing this, while some get burnt.

Most people get burnt when they take risks that they can't even afford and it's not wise to do that. It's true that when you take risks, you tend to get rewarded for it sometimes, but it doesn't mean that if you have $100 in total, you should spend all that on gambling hoping that you would get rewarded for your risk, that isn't how gambling works.

[angrybirdy]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

Proverbs serve more as guidance and how to deal with situations that always occur.  depending on them for everything will never be healthy regardless of how you apply it

I agree, we shouldn't depend our life paths on beliefs and sayings, we have different situations in life, not everything that suits to one person can also suit you. Also, when it comes to gambling, we should not follow what other people say, especially those who push you to gamble, you need to believe or trust yourself because only you know what you really want to do , there are other people who are easily influenced by others because they don't trust themselves and their own decisions so they only rely on beliefs as mentioned by OP.

[Oilacris]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

Proverbs serve more as guidance and how to deal with situations that always occur.  depending on them for everything will never be healthy regardless of how you apply it

I agree, we shouldn't depend our life paths on beliefs and sayings, we have different situations in life, not everything that suits to one person can also suit you. Also, when it comes to gambling, we should not follow what other people say, especially those who push you to gamble, you need to believe or trust yourself because only you know what you really want to do , there are other people who are easily influenced by others because they don't trust themselves and their own decisions so they only rely on beliefs as mentioned by OP.

Even we do say about not about gambling on which it would be always better that you should really be that basing into your own decisions and goals in life and never intend to reflect yourself on others success because it would really be just that derailing you into your own plans that you have set earlier. Dont believe into sayings but well it would really be just that depending on you since we do have our own mindset and will in regarding about possible decisions that  you could make along the way. It would really be that something that needs up for you to have that kind of decision making
on which you do see which one would really be beneficial for you.

As for gambling, then it is really just that for the sake of fun and not something for you to make it as a source of income. You are just basically making yourself that
putting into such risks whether getting addicted or would messed up finances.

[slapper]

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Even we do say about not about gambling on which it would be always better that you should really be that basing into your own decisions and goals in life and never intend to reflect yourself on others success because it would really be just that derailing you into your own plans that you have set earlier. Dont believe into sayings but well it would really be just that depending on you since we do have our own mindset and will in regarding about possible decisions that  you could make along the way. It would really be that something that needs up for you to have that kind of decision making
on which you do see which one would really be beneficial for you.

As for gambling, then it is really just that for the sake of fun and not something for you to make it as a source of income. You are just basically making yourself that
putting into such risks whether getting addicted or would messed up finances.

You're spot-on about autonomy. Owning your choices, not just cloning someone else's blueprint; that's where real growth happens. But this whole judge for yourself idea is a warzone. Everyone's got their two cents on how to live, but you're the one steering this ship
Now, gambling can be harmless fun... at first. But the line between a good time and a black hole is thinner than you think. It's not just about losing money, it's about losing control. This stuff can wreck relationships, tank your mental state... you get the picture. That's the real gamble; letting the game dictate your life. Remember, casinos aren't built on winners, and if you're not in command, you're playing a losing hand

[Bravut]

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Even we do say about not about gambling on which it would be always better that you should really be that basing into your own decisions and goals in life and never intend to reflect yourself on others success because it would really be just that derailing you into your own plans that you have set earlier. Dont believe into sayings but well it would really be just that depending on you since we do have our own mindset and will in regarding about possible decisions that  you could make along the way. It would really be that something that needs up for you to have that kind of decision making
on which you do see which one would really be beneficial for you.

As for gambling, then it is really just that for the sake of fun and not something for you to make it as a source of income. You are just basically making yourself that
putting into such risks whether getting addicted or would messed up finances.

You're spot-on about autonomy. Owning your choices, not just cloning someone else's blueprint; that's where real growth happens. But this whole judge for yourself idea is a warzone. Everyone's got their two cents on how to live, but you're the one steering this ship
Now, gambling can be harmless fun... at first. But the line between a good time and a black hole is thinner than you think. It's not just about losing money, it's about losing control. This stuff can wreck relationships, tank your mental state... you get the picture. That's the real gamble; letting the game dictate your life. Remember, casinos aren't built on winners, and if you're not in command, you're playing a losing hand

Well said mate.
Gamblers that be in control of there gambling state tend to perform more than others.
I don't see or consider such proverb to be a trigger that would lead one to gamble, Proverbs are sayings with deeper meaning than  actual word used. For me one can be lucky at anything and gambling isn't a test place to check if you're lucky or not. You win by chance and not any thought or illusion of luck.
This is worthless for those that don't gamble, but to a gambler is a pill to keep him motivated in the quest to see how lucky he is. In essence only a gambler will get triggered by this quotes and this is far more different from promotions. For simplicity Promotions is targeted at having more customer base promising them with unrealistic bonuses and incentives whereas Proverb is mainly used to balance up by gamblers and having deeper meanings that illustrate and directs.

[Quidat]

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Even we do say about not about gambling on which it would be always better that you should really be that basing into your own decisions and goals in life and never intend to reflect yourself on others success because it would really be just that derailing you into your own plans that you have set earlier. Dont believe into sayings but well it would really be just that depending on you since we do have our own mindset and will in regarding about possible decisions that  you could make along the way. It would really be that something that needs up for you to have that kind of decision making
on which you do see which one would really be beneficial for you.

As for gambling, then it is really just that for the sake of fun and not something for you to make it as a source of income. You are just basically making yourself that
putting into such risks whether getting addicted or would messed up finances.

You're spot-on about autonomy. Owning your choices, not just cloning someone else's blueprint; that's where real growth happens. But this whole judge for yourself idea is a warzone. Everyone's got their two cents on how to live, but you're the one steering this ship
Now, gambling can be harmless fun... at first. But the line between a good time and a black hole is thinner than you think. It's not just about losing money, it's about losing control. This stuff can wreck relationships, tank your mental state... you get the picture. That's the real gamble; letting the game dictate your life. Remember, casinos aren't built on winners, and if you're not in command, you're playing a losing hand

Well said mate.
Gamblers that be in control of there gambling state tend to perform more than others.
I don't see or consider such proverb to be a trigger that would lead one to gamble, Proverbs are sayings with deeper meaning than  actual word used. For me one can be lucky at anything and gambling isn't a test place to check if you're lucky or not. You win by chance and not any thought or illusion of luck.
This is worthless for those that don't gamble, but to a gambler is a pill to keep him motivated in the quest to see how lucky he is. In essence only a gambler will get triggered by this quotes and this is far more different from promotions. For simplicity Promotions is targeted at having more customer base promising them with unrealistic bonuses and incentives whereas Proverb is mainly used to balance up by gamblers and having deeper meanings that illustrate and directs.

Proverbs or sayings would really be just that able to trigger you out on playing even more because you are projecting yourself that you could really be able to do it if you are trying to chase up something or trying it out whether it would really be working or not. Just like on what most people been saying on here that there's no such thing that could really be able to influence
on how you do bet or on how you do gamble generally because you are trying out to follow a certain idea on which this is something that would really be that bringing out those kind of
behavior on which it would really be causing up that huge disaster towards your gambling activity.

Never ever make yourself that following into those words or sayings because luck factor isnt something that could be influenced or something that could really be altered out.
It comes naturally and results or outcomes are the indications whether you are lucky or not on a particular day or moment.

[Lida93]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

Taking responsibility of the consequences on negative positions we have taken have been something hard to find with every human, among other things they will want to find faults and excuses to salvage themself and they can go as far as playing the victim role to ignite pity from others thereby escaping from embracing responsibility to their action.

The fact that a statement or a proverb motivates doesn't make room for gamble abuse, the consequence is that you get addicted losing your way to the fun and also the winning that was supposed to follow by luck and chance.

[Wexnident]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

I'd say in general anything related to luck could be a potential trigger no? At least, when said in the presence of something that would entice them to gamble their money away, e.g. when being invited by a friend to gamble when they don't have any money to spend. Kind of weird though since I personally have never felt challenged by a... proverb, to actually do something. Proving a point? I ain't that petty, especially since there's no need to prove it to a couple of words.

[betswift]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

it's always possible to find justifications for one's actions if one looks hard enough. However, it's worth acknowledging that for every proverb that seems to encourage a certain behavior, there's often another that advises caution or restraint.
Take, for instance, the contrast between "Fortune favors the bold" and "A fool and his money are soon parted," or the divergence in the wisdom of "Never quit while you're ahead" compared to "Better safe than sorry."
So it seems that wisdom can be found in both daring and discretion 

[Beparanf]

it's always possible to find justifications for one's actions if one looks hard enough. However, it's worth acknowledging that for every proverb that seems to encourage a certain behavior, there's often another that advises caution or restraint.
Take, for instance, the contrast between "Fortune favors the bold" and "A fool and his money are soon parted," or the divergence in the wisdom of "Never quit while you're ahead" compared to "Better safe than sorry."
So it seems that wisdom can be found in both daring and discretion 

You will be confused if you are too detailed on every decision you are making but gamblers mind is very simple. They always choose what’s they really want to do so they always ignored all the warnings related to it and focus only to the positive side so that they will have the reason to gambling at peace and motivated.

They will just start considering the opposite side advice when they are already experiencing losses because this time realization will enter to their mind. But they will just keep repeat the process once they already have a fresh mind and money ready for gambling. Logic thinking is not present anymore once a gambler wants to gamble already.

[Ever-young]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

What other proverbs or sayings could potentially act as triggers, enticing individuals to initiate or perpetuate their gambling activities?

Anyone who gives excuses for bad habits is irresponsible and doesn't have the guts to address the issue it self, that proverbs could also be understood in another light that means you should try to take risks, besides any risk is a gamble and uts 50/50 and it doesn't have to be casino gamble or sports betting, so we should try to also control ourselves with the kind of risk we take and not give excuses to other things.

You're absolutely right that risk taking isn't always a bad thing or a negative action, but the problem there is people fail to understand that no all risks are worth taking. That's why it's very important for people to master risk management, whether in gambling, trading or any kind of investment. People should always acknowledge the potential consequences of every single risk before going ahead to take em and also make sure that every single risk taken is well calculated, and not just taking them because of the positive outcome of the risk, it's important to also calculate the negative impact too, this will help to know exactly what amount of risk one should take.

[FortuneFollower]

Just as we have expressed our concerns about certain gambling advertisements serving as potential triggers, I have observed and I think that there are gambling proverbs or quotes can also play a role in influencing individuals. Look at this Chinese proverb, "If you don’t gamble, you won’t know how lucky you are." From this proverb, it can spur a regular person to explore gambling as a means to test their luck and become hooked. Also, the person who has been gambling will want to continue gambling while being hopeful that someday they would eventually be lucky and hit the jackpot.

You’ve got a point about how certain proverbs or sayings can seem to push us towards gambling. But you know what? These phrases aren’t just about gambling. They’re like little nuggets of wisdom that can apply to all sorts of situations in life, not just when you’re deciding whether to place a bet.

[Bravut]

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Even we do say about not about gambling on which it would be always better that you should really be that basing into your own decisions and goals in life and never intend to reflect yourself on others success because it would really be just that derailing you into your own plans that you have set earlier. Dont believe into sayings but well it would really be just that depending on you since we do have our own mindset and will in regarding about possible decisions that  you could make along the way. It would really be that something that needs up for you to have that kind of decision making
on which you do see which one would really be beneficial for you.

As for gambling, then it is really just that for the sake of fun and not something for you to make it as a source of income. You are just basically making yourself that
putting into such risks whether getting addicted or would messed up finances.

You're spot-on about autonomy. Owning your choices, not just cloning someone else's blueprint; that's where real growth happens. But this whole judge for yourself idea is a warzone. Everyone's got their two cents on how to live, but you're the one steering this ship
Now, gambling can be harmless fun... at first. But the line between a good time and a black hole is thinner than you think. It's not just about losing money, it's about losing control. This stuff can wreck relationships, tank your mental state... you get the picture. That's the real gamble; letting the game dictate your life. Remember, casinos aren't built on winners, and if you're not in command, you're playing a losing hand

Well said mate.
Gamblers that be in control of there gambling state tend to perform more than others.
I don't see or consider such proverb to be a trigger that would lead one to gamble, Proverbs are sayings with deeper meaning than  actual word used. For me one can be lucky at anything and gambling isn't a test place to check if you're lucky or not. You win by chance and not any thought or illusion of luck.
This is worthless for those that don't gamble, but to a gambler is a pill to keep him motivated in the quest to see how lucky he is. In essence only a gambler will get triggered by this quotes and this is far more different from promotions. For simplicity Promotions is targeted at having more customer base promising them with unrealistic bonuses and incentives whereas Proverb is mainly used to balance up by gamblers and having deeper meanings that illustrate and directs.

Proverbs or sayings would really be just that able to trigger you out on playing even more because you are projecting yourself that you could really be able to do it if you are trying to chase up something or trying it out whether it would really be working or not. Just like on what most people been saying on here that there's no such thing that could really be able to influence
on how you do bet or on how you do gamble generally because you are trying out to follow a certain idea on which this is something that would really be that bringing out those kind of
behavior on which it would really be causing up that huge disaster towards your gambling activity.

Never ever make yourself that following into those words or sayings because luck factor isnt something that could be influenced or something that could really be altered out.
It comes naturally and results or outcomes are the indications whether you are lucky or not on a particular day or moment.

Mate you need to clear me are you saying that Proverbs can trigger you to gamble?
If idea is subjective to a person how then can proverb influence someone to risk or try to practice a particular quality through gambling?
If you are judging from a stance that outcomes are indicators of how lucky we are on a particular day or moment what then is the importance of decision before placing your bets, and not placing randomly?
What triggers you to gamble?
Is gambling a place were we try out life qualities with money?, so some just gamble to learn it, when did gambling sites turn to Human development centres?

We need to understand the fact that in as much as we gamble we own and control our system (skill, believe,  risk, money, idea) which is subjective to us, those that then to lose lack this power of ownership.   
I know this has been a great debate between different school of thought but the fact remains if the outcome of our bets are unknown, but still we decide how we want to go about based on the chance of winnings in the casino, game or sites then I win based on that chance present. I know we might be  lucky, considering it in this context is avoiding a devastating experience but the experience you already know about, operating based on your leverage how then can you still escape it while in the system.

[TheUltraElite]

You’ve got a point about how certain proverbs or sayings can seem to push us towards gambling. But you know what? These phrases aren’t just about gambling. They’re like little nuggets of wisdom that can apply to all sorts of situations in life, not just when you’re deciding whether to place a bet.

This is exactly what the crux of this thread is.

Proverbs can be twisted to fit you own narrative and that is why they are very deceptive and should not be used without simplifying the facts - someone may just misinterpret it and do the wrong thing.

Some people are too lazy to work hard or fight for their passion - these proverbs are there to motivate them and not make them gamble even if the word "luck" is used. Because just ask yourself, is luck only applicable to gambling? Or to every other aspect of life?