Selling a property to play gamble

[Fortify]

It is so unfortunate how some gamblers become so addicted to the extent of selling off most of their properties just to play gamble even when they're aware of the risk that is associated with selling ones properties as you may not be able to replace that same property again even in your entire life.

I remembered some years back when an addicted gambling friend of mine sold his father's car and used the money to play gamble, and he ran out of the house to an unknown destination for over 3 years such that the parents where even looking for him to come back home regardless of the crime he committed because he was his parents only male child, so this friend of mine was invincible and without communication for 3 years and afterwards he returned home looking so unkept and his parents saw him and started crying that regardless of what he did that he wouldn't have ran out of their sight and he apologized for his actions and started living a different life. Just imagine the conditions he went through just because of taking a reckless decision that may have even taken his life because no one knows his activities as he left home and moreover he had already spent all the money gotten from the car he sold on gambling, so how he managed to survive without money and help from his friends and relatives for good 3 years is a risk no body would wish to take in life.

No matter how deep you are in gambling never you sell a property because you will surely regret it when it doesn't work the way you expected.

Have you ever sold a property to play gamble and afterwards finds it difficult to replace that same property again?

It sounds like a bit of a made up story, but it's definitely not impossible - because any sort of addiction can drive people to do things that aren't normal like that. When it comes to wasted money, people can feel great shame at throwing large sums away, especially if they are not earning these amounts themselves. I imagine it is an extremely rare circumstance that someone has ever reached the extend they want to sell a property to fund gambling, as it usually requires a lot of planning and financial care in order to buy one in the first place, perhaps it is more likely for those that inherited one. Either way, I hope such people get help because in that scenario a loving family would be nothing but supportive and it hurts them even more to run away from the situation.

[Doan9269]

Maybe we should just know people for whom they were, we cant expect everyone being the same as we are in life or through the way they are gambling to be the same as ours, its a barbaric experience to see that someone goes to that length in selling off properties just to satisfy their gambling desires, and the next thing that comes straight on my mind was that, what will such person do after he gambles and loose the bet and the property is gone, in everything we are doing, we should always consider the two sides of the consequences that may follows every actions we take.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Anybody who is out of control, selling large value items in order to gamble needs help. Gambling should be fun, it shouldn’t be something that causes stress and upset.

I’ve said it 1000 times but you must practise responsible gambling. Only bet with amounts you can afford to lose. It shouldn’t be something that really makes you panic about losing money. Gambling is a fun hobby, the moment that stops being the case is the time to step away and assess what you are doing.

[decodx]

Maybe we should just know people for whom they were, we cant expect everyone being the same as we are in life or through the way they are gambling to be the same as ours, its a barbaric experience to see that someone goes to that length in selling off properties just to satisfy their gambling desires, and the next thing that comes straight on my mind was that, what will such person do after he gambles and loose the bet and the property is gone, in everything we are doing, we should always consider the two sides of the consequences that may follows every actions we take.

That's true. When people get caught up in stuff like gambling addictions, it can screw up their whole lives.  I saw this guy I know from back in the day who started selling all his stuff just to get money to keep gambling.  He even lost his car and everything and  it was sad to see someone throw away their life like that all cause they couldn't stop gambling.

I guess we can't expect everyone to make the same choices we would.  But watching somebody gamble away everything they own is pretty hard to stomach.  It's like theyre trapped in this cycle where they keep making things worse tryna win it all back.  Part of me wanted to smack some sense into him, but the other part just felt bad seeing the mess he'd gotten himself into.

[Dewi Aries]

On the other hand I think it's pretty reckless to sell something just to gamble, I already know and really always focus my mind on the possible risks in gambling and with this then I can ensure that if I am that desperate to sell some items then in the end it will still be lost,

Recklessness in gambling may mean taking the risk to some gamblers. They consider the odd and the amount they stand to win if they stake a higher amount and then they seek any means to raise the amount of money just so that they can gamble with that very high odd. The very irresponsible people they would applaud the reckless gambler for taking such a risk in gambling, and if they win from it, they are seen as the ultimate risk takers, their actions now motivating the younger gamblers to become reckless too. Recklessness is far from taking risk, it is different. If you sell off something small to gamble you also have the chance of selling something bigger as your addiction to gambling increases.

On the other hand I would not say that it is carelessness if basically they always repeat the same thing or the same mistake, I am more sure that it is done because their hopes and beliefs are so high in a victory that this becomes the main driver for them to do everything possible just to gamble, the victory that looks like in front of the eyes is actually nothing more than a shadow or hallucination due to too high hopes and beliefs. On the other hand, there are indeed many things that they think are a motivation, such as hearing or seeing a big win that was successfully obtained by someone else or even one of their friends, which indirectly makes them feel motivated to do the same thing in the hope of getting the same results, even though on the other hand they may not necessarily be as lucky as the people who managed to get the victory.

Selling something just to gamble is too reckless and excessive, this is a new habit that will indirectly make it easier for you to lose everything you have in life, as you said and I agree that starting from selling the smallest item then over time they will dare to sell something much bigger.

[skarais]

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That's true. When people get caught up in stuff like gambling addictions, it can screw up their whole lives.  I saw this guy I know from back in the day who started selling all his stuff just to get money to keep gambling.  He even lost his car and everything and  it was sad to see someone throw away their life like that all cause they couldn't stop gambling.

I have several friends who are seriously addicted to certain types of gambling and they can sell anything to fulfill their gambling desires. The last time I heard about it was when he pawned his motorbike to get a gambling budget, while he was already in too much debt to fulfill his passion. It is clear that it is an addiction that is already at a bad stage, there is no other way to cure it other than rehabilitation.

Anyone can experience bad gambling behavior when they fail to be a responsible gambler. It's not easy, but it is a necessity that should not be taken lightly. Becoming a responsible gambler is advice worth considering, otherwise the repercussions could be dire. We can't blame gambling platforms for losing so much money, but being responsible gamblers means at least they have boundaries that prevent them from having a bad impact.

[Westinhome]

It sounds like a bit of a made up story, but it's definitely not impossible - because any sort of addiction can drive people to do things that aren't normal like that. When it comes to wasted money, people can feel great shame at throwing large sums away, especially if they are not earning these amounts themselves. I imagine it is an extremely rare circumstance that someone has ever reached the extend they want to sell a property to fund gambling, as it usually requires a lot of planning and financial care in order to buy one in the first place, perhaps it is more likely for those that inherited one. Either way, I hope such people get help because in that scenario a loving family would be nothing but supportive and it hurts them even more to run away from the situation.

The gambling addiction will cause the gamblers to use the all money from their income source,the cause of this was the gambling addiction.The gamblers who losing the funds without any winning will give them ego towards the gambling site,mostly people call it as the anti ego against the gambling site.So the gamblers try to deposit the money again and again to set back the loss from the gambling site.But this time gamblers will play the gambling with emotional interference to the gambling site.The outcome will be the negative because of the emotional game,after losing some games the gamblers understand the gambling losses because of the anti ego towards the gambling site.

[Stable090]

It is so unfortunate how some gamblers become so addicted to the extent of selling off most of their properties just to play gamble even when they're aware of the risk that is associated with selling ones properties as you may not be able to replace that same property again even in your entire life.

The mindset of most addicted gamblers that do sell their properties is that, if they sell the one they have and use the money to gamble, if they win, they will end up buying the one better than the one they sold, but things don’t end up going well for them, and they will lose the one they have because it has already been sold, and they won’t be able to buy a new one. The best thing is that you shouldn't be addicted to gambling and never think of selling your properties just because you want to gamble, because things won’t really go well and you will end up regretting why you made the mistake.

I remembered some years back when an addicted gambling friend of mine sold his father's car and used the money to play gamble, and he ran out of the house to an unknown destination for over 3 years such that the parents where even looking for him to come back home regardless of the crime he committed because he was his parents only male child

Why will you sell your father's car just because you want to gamble? The level of the person's addiction is just kind of high, you didn’t sell what belongs to you, you ended up selling what belongs to your father. That’s really bad. Even if the child commits a crime that’s more than that, the parents will still look for him, that's parent for you. No parent will want to lose control of their child, no matter what crime the child commits.

[Oilacris]

It sounds like a bit of a made up story, but it's definitely not impossible - because any sort of addiction can drive people to do things that aren't normal like that. When it comes to wasted money, people can feel great shame at throwing large sums away, especially if they are not earning these amounts themselves. I imagine it is an extremely rare circumstance that someone has ever reached the extend they want to sell a property to fund gambling, as it usually requires a lot of planning and financial care in order to buy one in the first place, perhaps it is more likely for those that inherited one. Either way, I hope such people get help because in that scenario a loving family would be nothing but supportive and it hurts them even more to run away from the situation.

The gambling addiction will cause the gamblers to use the all money from their income source,the cause of this was the gambling addiction.The gamblers who losing the funds without any winning will give them ego towards the gambling site,mostly people call it as the anti ego against the gambling site.So the gamblers try to deposit the money again and again to set back the loss from the gambling site.But this time gamblers will play the gambling with emotional interference to the gambling site.The outcome will be the negative because of the emotional game,after losing some games the gamblers understand the gambling losses because of the anti ego towards the gambling site.

This is why one of the main things that should be avoided in doing gambling is that on making yourself that getting addicted to it.This is why it would really be that best that you should really be stopping immediately on the time that you've seen that you are already starting on selling things like those small things like cellphones,tablets or any other gadget because sooner or later
on which if the addiction do reach out into its peak then for sure you would really be coming into a point that you would really be that selling properties on which this is the
worst thing that someone would be doing on the time that he do gets addicted until you would be coming into those situations that there's nothing left on you.

[Miles2006]

No matter how deep you are in gambling never you sell a property because you will surely regret it when it doesn't work the way you expected.

This issue has been the major problem of most gamblers, the urge of wanting more but it all ends with pains and regret. A lot of people have emphasis on this issue here and it seems people still don't want to change, people like this should always learn the hard way cause they've refused to change.
People lost their life due to greed, I read a story online and the gambler lost his life due to gambling, he borrowed money worth million just for gambling and the end result was death.

Have you ever sold a property to play gamble and afterwards finds it difficult to replace that same property again?

I will never get involve with this act and it seems people who sold their property to bet never had value for the property, we all have ups and down when gambling but I don't think I will do such to satisfy my gambling desire.

[Yogee]

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Have you ever sold a property to play gamble and afterwards finds it difficult to replace that same property again?

I have not sold any equipment or property so I could have money for gambling but I sold gadgets that I'm no longer using so I could still benefit instead of letting it "eaten" by dust and rust. I spent the money from that sale into various things which included gambling on the side. I don't see anything wrong with that.

[nimethasa]

If people sell property, they also use it for gambling materials His gambling addiction is very severe. even though there are various gambling games. even if there are no opponents, there are many online gambling sites that offer many games.

[Casdinyard]

It is so unfortunate how some gamblers become so addicted to the extent of selling off most of their properties just to play gamble even when they're aware of the risk that is associated with selling ones properties as you may not be able to replace that same property again even in your entire life.

I remembered some years back when an addicted gambling friend of mine sold his father's car and used the money to play gamble, and he ran out of the house to an unknown destination for over 3 years such that the parents where even looking for him to come back home regardless of the crime he committed because he was his parents only male child, so this friend of mine was invincible and without communication for 3 years and afterwards he returned home looking so unkept and his parents saw him and started crying that regardless of what he did that he wouldn't have ran out of their sight and he apologized for his actions and started living a different life. Just imagine the conditions he went through just because of taking a reckless decision that may have even taken his life because no one knows his activities as he left home and moreover he had already spent all the money gotten from the car he sold on gambling, so how he managed to survive without money and help from his friends and relatives for good 3 years is a risk no body would wish to take in life.

No matter how deep you are in gambling never you sell a property because you will surely regret it when it doesn't work the way you expected.

Have you ever sold a property to play gamble and afterwards finds it difficult to replace that same property again?

In my opinion, there's nothing wrong with selling properties and things you own over gambling, BUT:

• You have to keep in mind that it's completely yours, not half-owned, not to be fully-paid, not given as a gift. Something that you outright bought and owned.
• You're not addicted to gambling, and primarily doing this to ensure that you have a dedicated bankroll that you'll use for gambling so you don't end up using your money dedicated for living expenses as a means to support your vice. and of course:
• You don't need the very thing you're trying to sell anymore, or perhaps you got yourself a viable alternative (for example, selling your portable laptop cause you seldom go out and work on the fly anyway and you have a beefy PC at home that reliably does the work for you).

Got something you want to sell, but it doesn't fall to one of these prerequisites I have laid? Then hold off on encashing that shit and keep it. Don't sell that or pawn that item so you can fund your vice. At the end of the day, gambling is nothing but a way for you to entertain yourself when the basic and most accessible ways to have fun is either out of reach or something that just doesn't hit it for you anymore. Don't make it any bigger than it is supposed to be or else you're going to subject yourself to problems you shouldn't even have in the first place. Comprende? Good. Gambling is fun when you're not on the brink of losing yourself in the sauce. Gamble responsibly and as RDJ says in his film Tropic Thunder, "never go full retard."

[ethereumhunter]

I have also come across people who are willing to sell assets such as jewelry to use for gambling, and I think they do it because of desire and addiction because they are tempted by the winnings they see there.
Yes, it's true that we have to be able to control ourselves when gambling, because gambling is an activity where we let the money we have easily disappear very quickly and we have to be ready to accept it all, the risk is very big and to recover the money we lost is impossible done. easy.

Yes, that's because they are addicted to gambling and have a strong desire to continue their gambling game. When they don't have money, they decide to sell their assets so they can continue gambling but unfortunately, this doesn't allow them to win the gambling game but instead they lose all their money. That's why we really have to be able to control ourselves when gambling and always limit our gambling activities so that we don't lose a lot of money. We have to control ourselves and our money so that we won't be tempted to play other gambling games. And we also won't think about recovering the money we lost because that is the risk we have to accept from gambling. If we don't want to lose money from gambling, we should not get involved in gambling so that we can still use the money for other things.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Have you ever sold a property to play gamble and afterwards finds it difficult to replace that same property again?

Well no, fortunately I haven't reached that level of stupidity. And when I say stupidity I don't want to overly blame people who fall into such behaviours, but it is a behaviour that they should recognise is stupid, even though it can be explained by the level of addiction and compulsive behaviour.

Selling real estate for the sake of the phantom hope of getting rich through gambling can only be a fool, or a person who has a pronounced gambling addiction and mental disorders.

It's just like that.

[angrybirdy]

Have you ever sold a property to play gamble and afterwards finds it difficult to replace that same property again?

Well no, fortunately I haven't reached that level of stupidity. And when I say stupidity I don't want to overly blame people who fall into such behaviours, but it is a behaviour that they should recognise is stupid, even though it can be explained by the level of addiction and compulsive behaviour.

Selling real estate for the sake of the phantom hope of getting rich through gambling can only be a fool, or a person who has a pronounced gambling addiction and mental disorders.

It's just like that.

for me, that's the most stupid thing I'll do if I ever find myself in that situation, It's also hard to explain because people have different levels of addiction, but if you get to the point of selling your properties just for gambling, that's not a good indicator, it means you can exchange other more important things just to sustain yourself gambling.

[madnessteat]

Maybe we should just know people for whom they were, we cant expect everyone being the same as we are in life or through the way they are gambling to be the same as ours, its a barbaric experience to see that someone goes to that length in selling off properties just to satisfy their gambling desires, and the next thing that comes straight on my mind was that, what will such person do after he gambles and loose the bet and the property is gone, in everything we are doing, we should always consider the two sides of the consequences that may follows every actions we take.

In my opinion, risking what your quality of life depends on is the biggest foolishness a gambler can do.

If you really want to gamble, but you don't have the money to do it, you should either figure out how to make money or not gamble at all.

Selling property, taking out a loan are all measures that should be used in extreme life situations, but not for gambling.

[zuzie]

I have also come across people who are willing to sell assets such as jewelry to use for gambling, and I think they do it because of desire and addiction because they are tempted by the winnings they see there.
Yes, it's true that we have to be able to control ourselves when gambling, because gambling is an activity where we let the money we have easily disappear very quickly and we have to be ready to accept it all, the risk is very big and to recover the money we lost is impossible done. easy.

Yes, that's because they are addicted to gambling and have a strong desire to continue their gambling game. When they don't have money, they decide to sell their assets so they can continue gambling but unfortunately, this doesn't allow them to win the gambling game but instead they lose all their money. That's why we really have to be able to control ourselves when gambling and always limit our gambling activities so that we don't lose a lot of money. We have to control ourselves and our money so that we won't be tempted to play other gambling games. And we also won't think about recovering the money we lost because that is the risk we have to accept from gambling. If we don't want to lose money from gambling, we should not get involved in gambling so that we can still use the money for other things.

It would be very stupid if anyone actually did this because selling assets or possessions just to be used for gambling is a mistake and a big problem that will arise in a gambler's life.
It's true what you say, only people who are addicted to gambling will do stupid things like that, maybe because they are addicted to the gambling games they play and I agree with you, if we don't want to lose money, then don't play gambling, that's better. The money we have is used for daily needs and is beneficial for ourselves.

[killerfrost]

Selling valuable assets isn't just a financial loss, it's a symbolic surrender of control, a desperate attempt to chase a fleeting high. It speaks volumes about the distorted judgment addiction can bring, blurring the lines between right and wrong.

However, the story's ending offers a glimmer of hope. The OP's return home and change in lifestyle demonstrate the possibility of recovery, even after hitting rock bottom. Three years might seem like a long time spent away from family, but it's a testament to his resilience and determination to rebuild his life.

While the story serves as a cautionary tale, it also underscores the power of change. It reminds us that even in the depths of addiction, redemption is possible with the right support and a genuine desire to heal.

[piebeyb]

Anybody who is out of control, selling large value items in order to gamble needs help. Gambling should be fun, it shouldn’t be something that causes stress and upset.

I’ve said it 1000 times but you must practise responsible gambling. Only bet with amounts you can afford to lose. It shouldn’t be something that really makes you panic about losing money. Gambling is a fun hobby, the moment that stops being the case is the time to step away and assess what you are doing.

Yes, every gambler should start to realize that he has exceeded his limits and this method is very wrong. Selling property just to finance gambling, obviously it will only waste time and more money, sometimes gamblers like that follow their anger so much that they don't really do it right. enjoy their game when gambling, I think that all senior gamblers have also given a lot of warnings to novice gamblers who often do stupid things like that which make themselves increasingly out of control and cause quite big losses for themselves. that's ridiculous

What you say is true that gambling should be fun and not just for making money, after all why don't gamblers like that just try to work or build a business if they really want money, so far all we know is gambling can never be used as a place to earn money, let alone make it a source of permanent income, but most people expect too much when they gamble, it would be a shame if there are still many people who end up addicted to gambling and start selling all their property just to pay for their gambling. until it went bankrupt.