What remarkable thing have you achieved with the money you won from gambling?

[Sanitough]

It was just a one-time win for me, a parlay bet that I hit with huge odds. The money I won, I used to buy a phone and a laptop for my daughter. I know if it happens again, it will take a long time since parlay wins are not easily achieved; the chances are low. But when you are lucky, you can hit even if the odds are too high.

The win was not something I could save to invest in either business or to start with a decent bankroll in gambling. It's instant money that I also needed to spend instantly. At least I have a remembrance of my winning, and I will continue with the usual, which is to win some and lose some. Overall, I haven't really achieved profitability in gambling yet.

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[Porfirii]

I have never had good luck with gambling so I never won big money nor achieved anything remarkable with that money. But, if we think a little bit about it, crypto is just another way of gambling, isn't it?

So, with the money I won from crypto, I reduced my debt, and I think that this is the best decision ever. Because, unless we win the lottery, we'll always be debt slaves, but there are different levels of slavery, and it is great to maintain it low so one can keep hope about financial freedom someday. That's my advice too: if anyone ever wins big, don't buy consumer goods, a car or whatever, and save it instead to reduce the future debt, or reduce the current one, because hopelessness about financial freedom will make you see the life with different glasses, live it in another way, and make different, worse decisions.

[gabbie2010]

I gamble with small money the amount of money I can afford to lose thus my expected return is like 3x or 4x of the money therefore I use the money earned to pay for some bills like subscription for data, television, electricity etc, I never win big basically because I am a very conservative gambler who doesn't take high risk, I gamble on soccer matches and the higher the number of matches accumulated for a high odd and higher reward the higher the risk that is I had not win big, however if luckily win jackpot definitely I would invest part of the money to estate investment and remaining half to buy a promising cryptocurrency, I can't get such a rare opportunity and lavish the money extravagantly on trivial things

[madnessteat]

If I won a large sum in gambling, I would definitely invest 70-80% of my winnings in real estate, cryptocurrencies. I would spend 20-30% on entertainment - going somewhere to have a vacation with my family, helping my parents financially. It seems to me that in everything you have to look for the golden mean, otherwise there is simply no point in life. In my opinion, every person should try to financial independence, but you should not forget about entertainment and your loved ones.

[EarnOnVictor]

It was just a one-time win for me, a parlay bet that I hit with huge odds. The money I won, I used to buy a phone and a laptop for my daughter. I know if it happens again, it will take a long time since parlay wins are not easily achieved; the chances are low. But when you are lucky, you can hit even if the odds are too high.

The win was not something I could save to invest in either business or to start with a decent bankroll in gambling. It's instant money that I also needed to spend instantly. At least I have a remembrance of my winning, and I will continue with the usual, which is to win some and lose some. Overall, I haven't really achieved profitability in gambling yet.

I love what you did with the money, you are indeed wise. That gadget will be so appreciated by your daughter and you can be proud to have made it through gambling as well. Still, your long time of no winning must mean that you do not gamble often, if not, it's very possible you would have hit the Jackpot again. But truly, you are right, and a gambler like you is so cautious and has accepted gambling as it is so that mistakes will not be made. I call this responsible gambling.

We should not just be desperate about gambling or winning, just take it lightly as you do and try to try your luck when you feel like it. This is better than the way many are taking it in such a compulsive manner. Also, the parlay bet you opted for and won with has to be betted consistently for another luck to visit you, and you might want to step it up better for a better chance of winning if so desired. And if you would want to be winning more often, I guess you should rather visit sports betting if you are scared of the parlay, you can play win-and-lose games, and if you are good at it, your consistency of winning will increase. You shouldn't expect the big money here but when it is consistent, you will be able to do more tangible things with your winnings.

[Pumared]

If I won a large sum in gambling, I would definitely invest 70-80% of my winnings in real estate, cryptocurrencies. I would spend 20-30% on entertainment - going somewhere to have a vacation with my family, helping my parents financially. It seems to me that in everything you have to look for the golden mean, otherwise there is simply no point in life. In my opinion, every person should try to financial independence, but you should not forget about entertainment and your loved ones.

I think we all want that. That's why I always bet to have more fun and make some money with it. In the end we just want a trustworthy site and earn a lot.

[Blitzboy]

I have never had good luck with gambling so I never won big money nor achieved anything remarkable with that money. But, if we think a little bit about it, crypto is just another way of gambling, isn't it?

So, with the money I won from crypto, I reduced my debt, and I think that this is the best decision ever. Because, unless we win the lottery, we'll always be debt slaves, but there are different levels of slavery, and it is great to maintain it low so one can keep hope about financial freedom someday. That's my advice too: if anyone ever wins big, don't buy consumer goods, a car or whatever, and save it instead to reduce the future debt, or reduce the current one, because hopelessness about financial freedom will make you see the life with different glasses, live it in another way, and make different, worse decisions.

I agree that crypto or other windfalls should be used to reduce debt. This strategy reduces metaphorical "slavery" and increases financial autonomy. Decreased debts bring lasting gratification, unlike tangible possessions.

Financial responsibility is a life lesson reinforced by your counsel. I think such wisdom can change one's life. Reduce debt to recover your future, not just your finances. Making choices that promote long-term freedom and stability.

[Issa56]

It was just a one-time win for me, a parlay bet that I hit with huge odds. The money I won, I used to buy a phone and a laptop for my daughter. I know if it happens again, it will take a long time since parlay wins are not easily achieved; the chances are low. But when you are lucky, you can hit even if the odds are too high.

I don’t gamble with a lot of money, so whenever I win, I don’t really win a lot of money, so I can’t really remember a serious thing that I have done with my gambling money. Sometimes, when I win, I do use it to clear any bills that I am supposed to clear, but I haven’t acquired anything serious with gambling money. Maybe whenever I win a big amount of money from gambling, I will get myself something I will always remember I got the money from gambling.

The win was not something I could save to invest in either business or to start with a decent bankroll in gambling. It's instant money that I also needed to spend instantly.

So you mean instant money made from gambling can’t be invested or used for business? I won’t say it’s a bad idea that you used it to get yourself something, but you should know that it can be invested. It’s better after winning from gambling to use your money to invest in other things or get yourself what you want just as you did, rather than leave the money in your gambling account and gamble with it.

[Pumared]

I have never had good luck with gambling so I never won big money nor achieved anything remarkable with that money. But, if we think a little bit about it, crypto is just another way of gambling, isn't it?

So, with the money I won from crypto, I reduced my debt, and I think that this is the best decision ever. Because, unless we win the lottery, we'll always be debt slaves, but there are different levels of slavery, and it is great to maintain it low so one can keep hope about financial freedom someday. That's my advice too: if anyone ever wins big, don't buy consumer goods, a car or whatever, and save it instead to reduce the future debt, or reduce the current one, because hopelessness about financial freedom will make you see the life with different glasses, live it in another way, and make different, worse decisions.

I agree that crypto or other windfalls should be used to reduce debt. This strategy reduces metaphorical "slavery" and increases financial autonomy. Decreased debts bring lasting gratification, unlike tangible possessions.

Financial responsibility is a life lesson reinforced by your counsel. I think such wisdom can change one's life. Reduce debt to recover your future, not just your finances. Making choices that promote long-term freedom and stability.

It's a great approach, mainly combining financial responsibility with yourself and the people around you. Who knew that betting and fun could help so much thinking along this spectrum.

[wallet4bitcoin]

A few days ago, my friend luckily won a bet and have used the funds to open a business for his wife and himself
And that's where my question is coming from because for some, they're into gambling to make money, whereas some gamble for fun, but if luckily for you, and you have won a bet in the past, or luckily, you win a reasonable amount of money, did you achieve something with the money?/will you try to sort out some of those problems that lead you to go into gambling, like using it to establish a business, or did you lavished the money because it was unexpected free money?

I know of a guy living in my street who won a huge amount of money in gambling last year, he lavished the whole money and now came back being broke.

I have seen many too that won big money, but they lavished the money by going to the nightclubs and started living all sorts of luxury life because they didn't stress to get the money. If you are a gambler, you should think about or write down a reasonable or memorable thing you would do with the money in case luckily for you one day you won a huge amount of money in gambling, so you will ever remember where the money did come from.

Just a way to keep myself on check, every time I get involved in anything that fetches me money, reasonable money I mean, I look for a way to get it into something very important. The reason for this is because I believe more is transient and also a property of the state, whatever money you have in your hand is the money that the state has deemed fit to allocate to you and if you waste it, it will be said that you were not worthy of handling that portion of state's trust in you.

So, whenever you earn, win money, ensure it finds itself in something remarkable and not lavish lifestyle

[stomachgrowls]

I have never had good luck with gambling so I never won big money nor achieved anything remarkable with that money. But, if we think a little bit about it, crypto is just another way of gambling, isn't it?

So, with the money I won from crypto, I reduced my debt, and I think that this is the best decision ever. Because, unless we win the lottery, we'll always be debt slaves, but there are different levels of slavery, and it is great to maintain it low so one can keep hope about financial freedom someday. That's my advice too: if anyone ever wins big, don't buy consumer goods, a car or whatever, and save it instead to reduce the future debt, or reduce the current one, because hopelessness about financial freedom will make you see the life with different glasses, live it in another way, and make different, worse decisions.

I agree that crypto or other windfalls should be used to reduce debt. This strategy reduces metaphorical "slavery" and increases financial autonomy. Decreased debts bring lasting gratification, unlike tangible possessions.

Financial responsibility is a life lesson reinforced by your counsel. I think such wisdom can change one's life. Reduce debt to recover your future, not just your finances. Making choices that promote long-term freedom and stability.

It's a great approach, mainly combining financial responsibility with yourself and the people around you. Who knew that betting and fun could help so much thinking along this spectrum.

Not all people would really be winners on dealing up with gambling on which there would really be those losers and there would be winners but not comes into a point that they could build a business into it
or something that do talks about significant amount. We might be able to win but not on the sense that we could really be able to take up such step. In my life or experience in gambling
then i havent been able to win up so big that i could build up a business with it or some investment on the amount been said or told. It is really just that im winning but only on mere mounts.

For those who do able to win up big then they do able to mind about building some investment or business then its a wise move. They arent really just that mindful on getting more wins
via playing even more because this is what usually gamblers would really be planning to do so.

[dansus021]

What remarkable thing have you achieved with the money you won from gambling? To be honest is nothing  I mean I never win like literal big more than 1000$ so my winning is just around 50 200$ etc and usually that money just go to food or something else that has no real impact in real life.

To be honest

I know of a guy living in my street who won a huge amount of money in gambling last year, he lavished the whole money and now came back being broke.

well story like this ain't new and a lot happened in fact this also happened to my sibling so yeah when you win big just put your portion of your money into something else like investment or opening some store or anything else that could regrow your money.

[mamesso]

As the only son in the family, I have the responsibility to maintain the survival of the family. There are many desires that I cannot achieve, sometimes I really want to gamble more than I have ever done before, but there are many other considerations that must be made in order to maintain the family's financial stability.
So far, only small wins have always decorated the beauty of my gambling journey. At certain times I really wanted to get a big win to overcome financial problems in the family, but because I couldn't use large amounts of money, only small wins always allowed me to have fun for just a few moments.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

It is a very wise decision for you to convert your gambling winnings into gifts for your daughter, instead of continuing to use that money for gambling. I have experienced parlay betting in football, and it is really difficult to win. You mentioned that you have not really achieved profits in gambling. I wonder if you are considering gambling as a career or just gambling for fun, if you are lucky, you can earn money to buy something, otherwise it's also okay?
In my opinion, to know whether we are truly profitable or not in any field of business or gambling, we must calculate over a long period of time, and according to a certain frame of reference. Because if today you play with this method, tomorrow you try another method, the results and performance will be very different. To be honest, since I started gambling until now, I have not bought anything for myself from my winnings. One, I continue to reinvest to increase my gambling capital. Two, I used the winnings to move into cryptocurrency investment.

[Poker Player]

Years ago I bought a car that I partially financed, which I no longer do as I have not had consumer debt for some time. With a good streak I caught with poker, what I did was to pay off the loan. I believe that I could not have used the money better because from then on I started to build real wealth.

[Pierre 2]

I didn't experience huge wins with my gambling habit because I generally gamble often for small profits that would buy me like nice dinner to very good holiday option. I think best I did was to buy a fridge for mum. (I am family man) I felt so good when I saw her face because she was sort of proud with her son. I know its not something very remarkable compared to many people did but it was very important for me.

[sokani]

I've not won a significant amount, but I've seen this mistake many times from gamblers, and it's so painful because this money can actually make a difference and set them up for life. When they hit a mega win, they would either spend it on frivolities and gambled the rest until they lose everything or set up a business that would eventually fold because they'd not invest their time in it. They've this mindset that they'll win again which may never happen.

[ethereumhunter]

I've not won a significant amount, but I've seen this mistake many times from gamblers, and it's so painful because this money can actually make a difference and set them up for life. When they hit a mega win, they would either spend it on frivolities and gambled the rest until they lose everything or set up a business that would eventually fold because they'd not invest their time in it. They've this mindset that they'll win again which may never happen.

Many gamblers already made this mistakes many times but they don't want to learn and don't want to stop gambling. That will only give them more losses while they can't realize. This because they don't want to learn from what they got while they gambled. That onlye gives a big losses than they can imagined. Yes, an experienced of having a big losses is realy painfull but however, they must accepted it and let it go while that is the only one thing that they can do instead to continue their gambling activities. Maybe it is hard for them but at least, it is their hoped by trying to reduce theri gambling acitivities.

If they aren't have or won a big win, they don't have to chase the big winning and that means, they don't have too serious playing gambling and just relax and enjoy their time playing gambling. And yes, if they win big, that will be the time for them to build a business that more promosing to make money rather than to continue playing gambling. If they continue gambling, they can loss their money and even will loss all of their money. They should think about the chance of being addicted to gambling if they can't understand it.

[FanEagle]

My personal best achievement could be paying off debt. I have always done that, and for me gambling profits are great for debt payments. It's just a way of getting closer, I could use my gambling deposit to pay it as well, but I rather not and I just don't feel like it, for me it just doesn't represent the part of my life that I want to give up. I just end up with doing whatever I can, and in return I end up with a good result.

So, we should just focus on what we can do with this, that makes it a lot more fun. I gamble, and I lose, but on the rare chances where I do end up winning, I am quite happy with what I got and that makes all the world better. I would have less debt thanks to all of that and gets me going.

[Pumared]

I have never had good luck with gambling so I never won big money nor achieved anything remarkable with that money. But, if we think a little bit about it, crypto is just another way of gambling, isn't it?

So, with the money I won from crypto, I reduced my debt, and I think that this is the best decision ever. Because, unless we win the lottery, we'll always be debt slaves, but there are different levels of slavery, and it is great to maintain it low so one can keep hope about financial freedom someday. That's my advice too: if anyone ever wins big, don't buy consumer goods, a car or whatever, and save it instead to reduce the future debt, or reduce the current one, because hopelessness about financial freedom will make you see the life with different glasses, live it in another way, and make different, worse decisions.

I agree that crypto or other windfalls should be used to reduce debt. This strategy reduces metaphorical "slavery" and increases financial autonomy. Decreased debts bring lasting gratification, unlike tangible possessions.

Financial responsibility is a life lesson reinforced by your counsel. I think such wisdom can change one's life. Reduce debt to recover your future, not just your finances. Making choices that promote long-term freedom and stability.

It's a great approach, mainly combining financial responsibility with yourself and the people around you. Who knew that betting and fun could help so much thinking along this spectrum.

Not all people would really be winners on dealing up with gambling on which there would really be those losers and there would be winners but not comes into a point that they could build a business into it
or something that do talks about significant amount. We might be able to win but not on the sense that we could really be able to take up such step. In my life or experience in gambling
then i havent been able to win up so big that i could build up a business with it or some investment on the amount been said or told. It is really just that im winning but only on mere mounts.

For those who do able to win up big then they do able to mind about building some investment or business then its a wise move. They arent really just that mindful on getting more wins
via playing even more because this is what usually gamblers would really be planning to do so.

I believe it is possible to make a lot of profit, but you need a lot of experience and a method to be followed as rigidly as possible. This way, you can control gains and losses and if the method is good, sell it.