Gamblers trickily claims they wins the bet while they never did.

[TheUltraElite]

People usually want sensationalism. If no one wins big in casinos or lotteries, how can you entice players? The fact that usually big wins are just contractual, and the casino let certain people win on purpose - we can guess about it, but you can hardly find direct facts on it. Therefore, you should not believe those who yell about their luck left and right

The news media makes a hot cake out of such news and earn their viewers from such topics. Of course the social media and the easily swayed people are to blame.

The math is simple, if so many people started winning the jackpots at the casinos or big wins from the lotteries, the casinos would go bankrupt - but that is not happening, so its the true that people rarely win such big prizes and they often lose more cumulatively than they win.

But getting this into the head of a person who has been blinded by the greed is next to impossible.

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[leonair]

So what is the idea of this topic? Confirm once again that people lie? Personally, I dont care if gambler boasts about how much he had won. Because I know that behind that one big win are thousands of losses, that makes his total gambling balance negative or little above zero Somehow, if someone comes to me first to share that he had won a million, I would not trust him. Few people like to show that they won a lot.

Gambling always makes everyone hope that something great has happened but basically no one can win regularly from gambling.  If one wins gambling once, he loses several times later. But those who become addicted to winning do not consider the gambling loss very big but that one time winning seems very big to them. And thus they continue to gamble and they become very weak financially. Because of this, the less time spent on gambling, the better for us

[LUCKMCFLY]

So what is the idea of this topic? Confirm once again that people lie? Personally, I dont care if gambler boasts about how much he had won. Because I know that behind that one big win are thousands of losses, that makes his total gambling balance negative or little above zero Somehow, if someone comes to me first to share that he had won a million, I would not trust him. Few people like to show that they won a lot.

Gambling always makes everyone hope that something great has happened but basically no one can win regularly from gambling.  If one wins gambling once, he loses several times later. But those who become addicted to winning do not consider the gambling loss very big but that one time winning seems very big to them. And thus they continue to gamble and they become very weak financially. Because of this, the less time spent on gambling, the better for us

I had also come to that conclusion a long time ago, because the game basically has direct results, at once, it is something that is very volatile, and because in this we are always going to do different ways of seeing things, for example when If we are in a casino it doesn't make much sense to play for hours, because the advantage of each game becomes evident, and the player begins to lose and lose, but it is normal, so I think that the Longer you play, the more chance there is of losing, Even if you are on a good streak, you should know when you should leave things, but basically what the thread focuses on is that there are people who tell many Lies that they win and Didn't win Anything, well the truth is I don't know that they only Want to win ? Maybe I Recognize? but in a very stupid way, because when I see that a person is a liar, from then on I don't even believe him, Perhaps he is doing something like that to Create a Community , I do it like that , Something like Being or Being an influencer, and it fits the posibilities of Telling lies to Quickly Gain a Community and they will Follow him.

I have always said something, why am I going to tell lies, if I go to a casino and lose, well I lost and oh, what am I going to do? It's not my fault, I did it and I couldn't do much, but I'm telling the truth, I can't help but think that when I was starting out in the world of casinos I was sad to say that I lost, and I even tried to ignore that topic, but currently I can say I don't feel Sorry for that , I Would like to say that my profits are greater than my losses, but no, that is why I decided to generate my own strategy, which is to put a money in the casino, little and play with that money, and when it runs out, well done, no problem, I assume my Responsibility and that's it, but it's Because I already have experience, but before I took it very seriously and spent a lot of money, and what I earned wouldn't cover my losses, and every time I I tried to Recover those losses because I lost More , so that Kind of thing is what makes you Mature as a player.

[Quidat]

So what is the idea of this topic? Confirm once again that people lie? Personally, I dont care if gambler boasts about how much he had won. Because I know that behind that one big win are thousands of losses, that makes his total gambling balance negative or little above zero Somehow, if someone comes to me first to share that he had won a million, I would not trust him. Few people like to show that they won a lot.

Gambling always makes everyone hope that something great has happened but basically no one can win regularly from gambling.  If one wins gambling once, he loses several times later. But those who become addicted to winning do not consider the gambling loss very big but that one time winning seems very big to them. And thus they continue to gamble and they become very weak financially. Because of this, the less time spent on gambling, the better for us

1 win then all of those loses that you do have earlier would really be wiped away on which this is something a very common gambling behavior specially into those people who are already addicted to it.
They wont really be minding about those loses and they would really be coming after for the win that they might be able to hit it up on the time that they would be making further bets. We do know that this is really just that an excuse for them to ease out that frustration and anger that they do felt out. Those are really just that methods that they would really be able to play even further.
Better not to make yourself that listening out into those people's words because if you do keep on making yourself hearing out those words then you might get influenced.

This is why it would really be that best that you should really be that only playing with the extra money that you do have so that on the time you do lose then you wont
really be putting up yourself on such trouble and this is something that you would really be needing to avoid because once you do play on the amount
that you cant afford to lose, then you would really be that impulsive.

[borovichok]

You're correct. In the realm of gambling, it's not uncommon for gamblers to embellish or even fabricate stories of their wins. Some gamblers falsely claim that they have won when they have not. I have a friend who is so fond of doing this. I will call to tell you that he won. Even weekends where there were a lot of upsets in games, he will say he won. That he knew that the weekend will be like that and that is why he played like this and he won lol. So, I told him to always send me games after predicting. I followed his games for a while and recorded zero success. Soon we found out that all those stories he has been telling us were lies and he is only doing that to make us see him as a superior gambler.

Sometimes gamblers who feel pressured by friends or family members to quit or limit their gambling activities also lie about there winning rate In order to alleviate this pressure, they may falsely claim that they have won in order to justify their continued gambling behavior. Regardless of the reasons a gambler does this, it's essential to be honest with themselves and others about their gambling activities.

[EluguHcman]

Just don't believe them if they claim something absurd, we're already on the digital age, I don't think that someone will be missing out on taking a picture or a footage of the winning play so if they claim that they've won this, just ask if they've got a proof or that they've won something or that they've bet on something, usually there's a ticket or a celebratory graphics with message if you've won, you can easily press the Print Screen on your keyboard or the screenshot on your phone for the proof so that's how it's going to be. It's weird to me that people do that kind of thing where they pretend about something just to have something to talk about like dude shut up if you don't have anything to say, it's more awkward once we know you're lying because we'll never believe anything that comes out of your mouth anymore.

That is it. They would claim winning in the gambling forgetting that winning has its characterized behavior of excitements and there is absolutely no way one can trick such excitements of winning while they didn't and they think others can be so convinced with one of the brief smiles on the face and on of a sudden they got frowned.
I do not know why they would want to hide in such propaganda of claiming fake winnings.

I wonder why they can't just back off from gambling if they have counted countless looses while chasing profits in the gamble and just want to make the public feel like they don't loose as much as they have lost.

[slapper]

You're correct. In the realm of gambling, it's not uncommon for gamblers to embellish or even fabricate stories of their wins. Some gamblers falsely claim that they have won when they have not. I have a friend who is so fond of doing this. I will call to tell you that he won. Even weekends where there were a lot of upsets in games, he will say he won. That he knew that the weekend will be like that and that is why he played like this and he won lol. So, I told him to always send me games after predicting. I followed his games for a while and recorded zero success. Soon we found out that all those stories he has been telling us were lies and he is only doing that to make us see him as a superior gambler.

Sometimes gamblers who feel pressured by friends or family members to quit or limit their gambling activities also lie about there winning rate In order to alleviate this pressure, they may falsely claim that they have won in order to justify their continued gambling behavior. Regardless of the reasons a gambler does this, it's essential to be honest with themselves and others about their gambling activities.

Your guy, bless him, is telling skyscraper-high tales for what? A brief glory? This deadly path leads only down. Like him, many assume they can bluff their way through life like poker. But here's the deal: the house always wins, especially when the game is self-deception

We must address why they lie. Not just for looks. Deeper: pressure, exhilaration, escape. Gambling is powerful, and falsehoods strengthen it. Supporting healthy gambling involves exposing BS. It involves fostering self-honesty as well as others. Understanding that fabricators and illusionists face odds against them

[Silberman]

Just don't believe them if they claim something absurd, we're already on the digital age, I don't think that someone will be missing out on taking a picture or a footage of the winning play so if they claim that they've won this, just ask if they've got a proof or that they've won something or that they've bet on something, usually there's a ticket or a celebratory graphics with message if you've won, you can easily press the Print Screen on your keyboard or the screenshot on your phone for the proof so that's how it's going to be. It's weird to me that people do that kind of thing where they pretend about something just to have something to talk about like dude shut up if you don't have anything to say, it's more awkward once we know you're lying because we'll never believe anything that comes out of your mouth anymore.

That is it. They would claim winning in the gambling forgetting that winning has its characterized behavior of excitements and there is absolutely no way one can trick such excitements of winning while they didn't and they think others can be so convinced with one of the brief smiles on the face and on of a sudden they got frowned.
I do not know why they would want to hide in such propaganda of claiming fake winnings.

I wonder why they can't just back off from gambling if they have counted countless looses while chasing profits in the gamble and just want to make the public feel like they don't loose as much as they have lost.

People lie for all kind of reasons, but most likely those that have suffered huge losses while gambling do this because they want to hide that fact, so instead of accepting their problems, it is easier to lie about it, this way their losses do not seem to be as bad, a move that is very dangerous, because if you were to believe them, you may not think they need help to stop gambling as their losses are under control, but since they were lying they will find it difficult to maintain the lie for long as people realize the real results they have obtained.

[bettercrypto]

Don't be deceived, not every gamblers who actually claims that they won really won.
Some falsefully speculates that they won just because they want to pave an ease to those who has been advising them to quit or limits gambling simply because the gambler has been unlucky to win instead he keep betting over and over without a good bankroll management in their gambling carriers.
They basically do this because they feels disturbed and inconveniences of the people's opinions and advices towards the gamblers unprofitable gambling experiences

If there are gamblers like that, there is nothing we can do; it's their choice, and it's up to them to do what they want to do, whether they cheat or make up a story. We're out of there; after all, they're the ones who reap what they do.

Don't we have a saying that what is sown is reaped? If you do good, of course you will reap good, and if you do bad, you will also reap bad. The important thing is that we don't hurt other people.

[Hewlet]

Don't be deceived, not every gamblers who actually claims that they won really won.
Some falsefully speculates that they won just because they want to pave an ease to those who has been advising them to quit or limits gambling simply because the gambler has been unlucky to win instead he keep betting over and over without a good bankroll management in their gambling carriers.
They basically do this because they feels disturbed and inconveniences of the people's opinions and advices towards the gamblers unprofitable gambling experiences

this is common among those new to gambling that wants to feel among even when they are yet to figure things out properly. Why fake a win just to get people to believe you're a good gambler? Everyone that has been into gambling for a long time already knows it's not always a smooth journey and that you could literally stay long without winning but that doesn't make you a loser at all.

The bad thing about lying concerning your win is that you might be doing someone very bad without knowing it cause someone might get motivated negatively from your story and continue tilting into becoming an addict just to get your kind of win. The funny thing about some of this stories is that they are damn absurd and untrue that you could easily tell that the person is just trying to get mere attention and applaud.