Selling a property to play gamble

[Dewi Aries]

Selling property for the sake of gambling is often unjustified. It is unlikely that you can win as much as the real estate is worth by making small bets. And if you make large bets - the probability of total bankruptcy increases greatly. It makes more sense to invest a lot of money in more or less reliable shares of companies - yes, they may go bust, but there is a chance to save something.

Therefore prevention is much better than cure, on the other hand I am sure for people who do things based on common sense and awareness they will not be able to dare to take reckless actions like this, after all this is too risky and there is absolutely no guarantee to be able to return something that has been lost. I understand that everyone especially gamblers have the right to whatever they want to do, it doesn't matter if you want to sell your valuable assets just for the sake of gambling but with a note that you must be able to account for the results at the end of the session especially when the results are far from what you expected. On the other hand, I definitely agree with that it is better to put large sums of money in other things that do have the potential for a development in the money we put, whether it's stocks or other investments that do have prospects and certainty for return or recovery.

When the risk is big and the profits are small there isn't any need to take the risk because it's not profitable and still risky in a way you are not sure you will gain.
I agree to your comments that's some people who does things with common sense and with the awareness of what they are doing can not make these mistakes as they will think about the risk involved and if it doesn't worth it they just allow it flip away so they can avoid risking when losing is involved.
It can take much longer time to gather properties and can only take a seconds to sell them, to avoid any decisions that will make you sell is never to put the thought of recovering winning.

In gambling when you put a large budget amount then obviously the possibility of winning must also be large, but it's all nothing more than a "possibility" which means it doesn't necessarily happen, one of the things why we shouldn't put a large budget amount because of course there is absolutely no certainty for you to actually get a win at the end of the session, meaning the possibility of risk can never be avoided because what is called gambling is a certain amount of risk-taking activity, you will be able to be a healthy gambler when you only take low risks in the sense of putting a small amount on every gamble you do.

Yes you have repeated what I have said before that people who gamble based on their common sense and awareness will not dare to take risks that they cannot be responsible for in the end, as I said above that the possibility of risk can never be avoided completely and because of this responsible people prefer to put small amounts because the fear is that when they put large amounts that happen at the end of the session they lose, on the other hand they can win big but with a note must be really lucky while on the other hand anyone will never know when they are lucky. In gambling, the point is, never think about returning something that has been lost and don't put any hope in winning because this kind of mindset will only worsen your situation.

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[hedgeh0g]

Selling property for the sake of gambling is often unjustified. It is unlikely that you can win as much as the real estate is worth by making small bets. And if you make large bets - the probability of total bankruptcy increases greatly. It makes more sense to invest a lot of money in more or less reliable shares of companies - yes, they may go bust, but there is a chance to save something.

Therefore prevention is much better than cure, on the other hand I am sure for people who do things based on common sense and awareness they will not be able to dare to take reckless actions like this, after all this is too risky and there is absolutely no guarantee to be able to return something that has been lost. I understand that everyone especially gamblers have the right to whatever they want to do, it doesn't matter if you want to sell your valuable assets just for the sake of gambling but with a note that you must be able to account for the results at the end of the session especially when the results are far from what you expected. On the other hand, I definitely agree with that it is better to put large sums of money in other things that do have the potential for a development in the money we put, whether it's stocks or other investments that do have prospects and certainty for return or recovery.

When the risk is big and the profits are small there isn't any need to take the risk because it's not profitable and still risky in a way you are not sure you will gain.
I agree to your comments that's some people who does things with common sense and with the awareness of what they are doing can not make these mistakes as they will think about the risk involved and if it doesn't worth it they just allow it flip away so they can avoid risking when losing is involved.
It can take much longer time to gather properties and can only take a seconds to sell them, to avoid any decisions that will make you sell is never to put the thought of recovering winning.

In gambling when you put a large budget amount then obviously the possibility of winning must also be large, but it's all nothing more than a "possibility" which means it doesn't necessarily happen, one of the things why we shouldn't put a large budget amount because of course there is absolutely no certainty for you to actually get a win at the end of the session, meaning the possibility of risk can never be avoided because what is called gambling is a certain amount of risk-taking activity, you will be able to be a healthy gambler when you only take low risks in the sense of putting a small amount on every gamble you do.

Yes you have repeated what I have said before that people who gamble based on their common sense and awareness will not dare to take risks that they cannot be responsible for in the end, as I said above that the possibility of risk can never be avoided completely and because of this responsible people prefer to put small amounts because the fear is that when they put large amounts that happen at the end of the session they lose, on the other hand they can win big but with a note must be really lucky while on the other hand anyone will never know when they are lucky. In gambling, the point is, never think about returning something that has been lost and don't put any hope in winning because this kind of mindset will only worsen your situation.

Players are willing to risk such large sums of money from the sale of real estate because they experience intense feelings that make them tickle their nerves. This euphoria from the fact that their life is about to change for the better, but at the same time they refuse to believe that they will lose. This unpredictability exalts them, they seem to be in flight. But after losing, this flight is interrupted by a loud impact on the ground and the gradual realization that the property can no longer be returned. The owner of a gambling establishment will be happy with such a client. And then the embittered player can attempt to win back by borrowing money from friends, but it won’t be nearly enough to win back the amount. So I did not recommend that anyone touch real estate, this is the basic level that allows us to live more calmly and with a roof under our heads without worrying that tomorrow we will have to spend the night anywhere.

[rendravolt]

This is the stupidest thing I have ever seen. Gambling is purely game of luck. For a game of luck, why would you risk so much? There is no certainty that you will win or lose in the game. But still you will sell the property in order to gamble. Gambling should be done when you have extra money for investment purposes. Don’t gamble with money that is being saved for future or used in paying bills. Else later on if by mistake something happens, there won’t be time to regret on this.

I have often seen this case in the past few years and those who do this seem to have no other way when they are addicted to gambling. It is indeed very stupid for anyone who sells their property to make money from gambling and this is in the category of extreme gambling in my opinion. Gambling is supposed to be a means of entertainment when bored, but instead becomes a way to escape from problems they cannot solve.

Sometimes I also see cases around me where they pawn their house certificate so that they can get large funds quickly for gambling and instead of being able to take the house certificate back, they increasingly appear in debt because they cannot redeem the mortgaged house certificate. I think the importance of a sense of responsibility in gambling must be immediately corrected, especially in matters that include property and that is the worst case ever. Gambling is not for everyone and especially greedy people are not suited to this environment.

[summonerrk]

In principle, I can understand a problem player who pawns things in order to recoup. For him, all things (appliances and furniture) are just a way to get extra money for which you can gamble. Such a player is eager to prove to everyone that he is about to win and give away all the debts. At the same time, he think that will buy back all the things that he pawned. But this will not happen in most cases.
And this is a really important indicator - when a person sells things, you can't let them do it.

[swogerino]

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?

That is the most extreme form of addiction before the most extreme of all which is the suicide.That is simply out of the logic of any normal sane person.The property can always make you money in different forms with the most common form giving it for rent or in the other form where you live there not paying mortgage and as such contributing to the person benefit.It is an extremely stupid gesture to sell such a gold mine to gamble.

[Botnake]

That is the most extreme form of addiction before the most extreme of all which is the suicide.That is simply out of the logic of any normal sane person.The property can always make you money in different forms with the most common form giving it for rent or in the other form where you live there not paying mortgage and as such contributing to the person benefit.It is an extremely stupid gesture to sell such a gold mine to gamble.

Suicide is the last option for gamblers who have nothing to sell, they'll think they are already at the end of the life so might as well they'll end their life. We should not be in that situation because of being irresponsible in gambling. The gambling world will continue to grow, they are here to stay but us, we might leave the world soon, and we can blame it to the gambling sites we are playing or any physical casino as it's ourself that is our problem here, the lack of discipline.

[Viscore]

In principle, I can understand a problem player who pawns things in order to recoup. For him, all things (appliances and furniture) are just a way to get extra money for which you can gamble. Such a player is eager to prove to everyone that he is about to win and give away all the debts. At the same time, he think that will buy back all the things that he pawned. But this will not happen in most cases.
And this is a really important indicator - when a person sells things, you can't let them do it.

I think it's normal to think to win back our losses and finally on a profit. However, if the decision to sell a properly is not well thought, that's considered a bad strategy in gambling as it does not normally work. The problem is when the emotion is high, we want to win it all back instantly which will not happen most of the time since gambling is based on luck and skills of a player, with not thinking the right way, then we cannot expect a profit.

If professional gamblers wins in the long run, they experience the ups and downs in gambling until they succeed, they we aren't exempted. The problem is we don't want to go through the process as we don't trust it.

[klidex]

In principle, I can understand a problem player who pawns things in order to recoup. For him, all things (appliances and furniture) are just a way to get extra money for which you can gamble. Such a player is eager to prove to everyone that he is about to win and give away all the debts. At the same time, he think that will buy back all the things that he pawned. But this will not happen in most cases.
And this is a really important indicator - when a person sells things, you can't let them do it.

I think it's normal to think to win back our losses and finally on a profit. However, if the decision to sell a properly is not well thought, that's considered a bad strategy in gambling as it does not normally work. The problem is when the emotion is high, we want to win it all back instantly which will not happen most of the time since gambling is based on luck and skills of a player, with not thinking the right way, then we cannot expect a profit.

If professional gamblers wins in the long run, they experience the ups and downs in gambling until they succeed, they we aren't exempted. The problem is we don't want to go through the process as we don't trust it.

Everyone who gambles certainly wants to recover their lost losses and make a profit, but sometimes they are too reckless in calculating the risks, they think that pawning goods is the only strategy when they have lost their finances even though they actually don't make anything and have sold them. They only get more frustrated with all their valuables and may be desperate to take out loans just because they want to recover the losses they have experienced, even though when emotions dominate our minds, this will cause us to lose control and actually experience bigger losses.

Professional Gamblers have experience the ups and downs of gambling as long as they have been gambling and they have enjoy the process of their journey which may have been for quite a long period of time therefore they can also wins but still cannot be separated from losses but they can still handle it well so they don't have to selling goods just to gamble.

[junder]

That's right, people will immediately realize when they have committed inappropriate actions in their lives, when they have already sold their property to use it as a place to gamble and in the end they suffer a lot of losses there, of course they will regret their actions, losing a lot of money and property. that they have. he had sold out so he experienced a downturn in his life.

Yes, not forcing yourself to gamble in pursuit of victory is the most appropriate step, because victory cannot be achieved easily and definitely requires struggle and patience. Therefore, when gambling, don't overdo it and don't force it under any circumstances, so that when you gamble you will also get a sensation of enjoyment from it.

selling assets, property and possessions that they own will only put them at the point of misery, with those who sell property to gamble, in my opinion it can be said to be seriously addicted to gambling, because basically gambling must be done in a reasonable manner, and if they have doing that means they have done excessive gambling and as you said it is something that is inappropriate or should not be done, because by them doing this in my opinion this is a crazy act that is very outside normal limits.

That's right, we shouldn't chase after winning at gambling, because chasing after winning will only make our money run out, which is most likely, it can also trigger us to sell the property we own to make money and return to gambling. If you have lost because of the gambling you have done, please don't force yourself to continue gambling, don't be lulled by winnings that are said to be promising, do gambling appropriately, don't let actions occur that are outside normal limits, but if you are addicted then this can indeed happen. driven by greed or wanting to recover losses.

It's true, people who are addicted to gambling will do anything to be able to gamble according to their wishes. We see a lot in our environment that currently many people have lost their property so they can gamble and the impact of their actions on them. He could also lose or even be abandoned by the people closest to him because of the fatal mistakes he made.

Agree, gambling must be done in moderation and we should not chase wins that we are not sure we will get, accept defeat and stop for a moment not to continue gambling because we often experience defeat, so that is the most appropriate step for us gamblers. .

In my opinion, people who are addicted to gambling could lose their common sense, even by selling the property they own, they could lose their common sense, not only losing money, it's true what you said, they could also lose the people closest to them if they continue to be addicted which has a bad impact on themselves, because the bad impact of gambling will not only be received by themselves, of course it can spread to those closest to them such as family or friends.

Also, in my opinion, this can cause big conflict, because in my opinion, gambling addiction has an impact that can affect many things, if the money is clear for sure, also with gambling addiction I think it can cause problems in relationships, whether with family or friends or even partners. If you are married, you must understand the statement about the large chance of losing so you don't gamble excessively.

[ethereumhunter]

In principle, I can understand a problem player who pawns things in order to recoup. For him, all things (appliances and furniture) are just a way to get extra money for which you can gamble. Such a player is eager to prove to everyone that he is about to win and give away all the debts. At the same time, he think that will buy back all the things that he pawned. But this will not happen in most cases.
And this is a really important indicator - when a person sells things, you can't let them do it.

I think it's normal to think to win back our losses and finally on a profit. However, if the decision to sell a properly is not well thought, that's considered a bad strategy in gambling as it does not normally work. The problem is when the emotion is high, we want to win it all back instantly which will not happen most of the time since gambling is based on luck and skills of a player, with not thinking the right way, then we cannot expect a profit.

If professional gamblers wins in the long run, they experience the ups and downs in gambling until they succeed, they we aren't exempted. The problem is we don't want to go through the process as we don't trust it.

It is normal that we think of winning back the losses we have experienced. But if it is by selling the property we own, that is not the right solution because when we sell the property and use the money to gamble, the property is completely lost when we've sold it. We may not be able to buy the same property again because the price may have risen and we will find it difficult to buy it again. We should allocate a certain amount of money for gambling and never think about selling property or items in our house to gamble. After all, you only need to play gambling in moderation, and you don't need to spend a lot of money, so you don't suffer a lot of losses.

As gamblers who have been gambling for a long time, we have to be able to think about the losses that will come to us more often so what we have to overcome is how we can prevent too many losses so that we don't spend all the money we have. We also can't gamble for too long because we have other activities that we have to do.

[Oilacris]

In principle, I can understand a problem player who pawns things in order to recoup. For him, all things (appliances and furniture) are just a way to get extra money for which you can gamble. Such a player is eager to prove to everyone that he is about to win and give away all the debts. At the same time, he think that will buy back all the things that he pawned. But this will not happen in most cases.
And this is a really important indicator - when a person sells things, you can't let them do it.

I think it's normal to think to win back our losses and finally on a profit. However, if the decision to sell a properly is not well thought, that's considered a bad strategy in gambling as it does not normally work. The problem is when the emotion is high, we want to win it all back instantly which will not happen most of the time since gambling is based on luck and skills of a player, with not thinking the right way, then we cannot expect a profit.

If professional gamblers wins in the long run, they experience the ups and downs in gambling until they succeed, they we aren't exempted. The problem is we don't want to go through the process as we don't trust it.

Trying to win back your losses? This is something not that recommendable i should say on which this thing would really be definitely be pushing up yourself on becoming that desperate because
on the time that you do saw your bankroll is depleting and seeing or having those consecutive losses then this is where you would really be starting on stirring up your mind and your emotions
and since we are just humans then we would really be having those impressions and having those mindset that we should really be taking back on what we have lost. On the time that you dont
see anything around as an option then you would definitely be going into further step on which you might be ending up on selling your property or whatever things that has value for you to be
able to satisfy into those things that you do have in mind.

[DabsPoorVersion]

In principle, I can understand a problem player who pawns things in order to recoup. For him, all things (appliances and furniture) are just a way to get extra money for which you can gamble. Such a player is eager to prove to everyone that he is about to win and give away all the debts. At the same time, he think that will buy back all the things that he pawned. But this will not happen in most cases.
And this is a really important indicator - when a person sells things, you can't let them do it.

I think it's normal to think to win back our losses and finally on a profit. However, if the decision to sell a properly is not well thought, that's considered a bad strategy in gambling as it does not normally work. The problem is when the emotion is high, we want to win it all back instantly which will not happen most of the time since gambling is based on luck and skills of a player, with not thinking the right way, then we cannot expect a profit.

If professional gamblers wins in the long run, they experience the ups and downs in gambling until they succeed, they we aren't exempted. The problem is we don't want to go through the process as we don't trust it.

It is normal that we think of winning back the losses we have experienced. But if it is by selling the property we own, that is not the right solution because when we sell the property and use the money to gamble, the property is completely lost when we've sold it. We may not be able to buy the same property again because the price may have risen and we will find it difficult to buy it again. We should allocate a certain amount of money for gambling and never think about selling property or items in our house to gamble. After all, you only need to play gambling in moderation, and you don't need to spend a lot of money, so you don't suffer a lot of losses.

As gamblers who have been gambling for a long time, we have to be able to think about the losses that will come to us more often so what we have to overcome is how we can prevent too many losses so that we don't spend all the money we have. We also can't gamble for too long because we have other activities that we have to do.

Selling property to continue gambling is not a solution. However, it is not normal to think of winning back your losses. This should never be considered as normal or accepted as a normal behavior. This is the main reason why gamblers often consider selling their property. Their sole focus is on winning back their losses. The best thing to do is to avoid this mindset. Once a gambler loses all their money, they should not think of playing again for a while. They should take a break and avoid the urge to play again. If they try to gamble again, it is highly likely that more losses will occur.

[JollyGood]

I think he was probably using hypothetical scenarios involving insider information, such as when someone was told in advance a footballer was going to commit a foul and receive either a yellow or red card (something on the lines of a football goalkeeper deliberately letting in a certain amount of goals while pretending to try his best at saving them). Other than that, gambling is gambling and there are no guarantees therefore selling property in the hope of getting those funds back along with a win margin is a highly risky strategy and definitely not recommended.

a person can sell is property to gamble he might have gotten an information of winning and it works for him he gets another property.

I don't believe that any gambler will get information before gambling that he will win the game. Everyone who gambles knows that there are both wins and losses in gambling and the risk are high. In gambling, a gambler never knows in advance that he will win, but he is tempted to think that he might win if he gambles.

But those who sell their property for gambling make a big mistake because if they lose gambling they will never get this property back. So gamblers should think at least once before gambling that gambling can destroy their lives and even their families.

[Dewi Aries]

When the risk is big and the profits are small there isn't any need to take the risk because it's not profitable and still risky in a way you are not sure you will gain.
I agree to your comments that's some people who does things with common sense and with the awareness of what they are doing can not make these mistakes as they will think about the risk involved and if it doesn't worth it they just allow it flip away so they can avoid risking when losing is involved.
It can take much longer time to gather properties and can only take a seconds to sell them, to avoid any decisions that will make you sell is never to put the thought of recovering winning.

In gambling when you put a large budget amount then obviously the possibility of winning must also be large, but it's all nothing more than a "possibility" which means it doesn't necessarily happen, one of the things why we shouldn't put a large budget amount because of course there is absolutely no certainty for you to actually get a win at the end of the session, meaning the possibility of risk can never be avoided because what is called gambling is a certain amount of risk-taking activity, you will be able to be a healthy gambler when you only take low risks in the sense of putting a small amount on every gamble you do.

Yes you have repeated what I have said before that people who gamble based on their common sense and awareness will not dare to take risks that they cannot be responsible for in the end, as I said above that the possibility of risk can never be avoided completely and because of this responsible people prefer to put small amounts because the fear is that when they put large amounts that happen at the end of the session they lose, on the other hand they can win big but with a note must be really lucky while on the other hand anyone will never know when they are lucky. In gambling, the point is, never think about returning something that has been lost and don't put any hope in winning because this kind of mindset will only worsen your situation.

Players are willing to risk such large sums of money from the sale of real estate because they experience intense feelings that make them tickle their nerves. This euphoria from the fact that their life is about to change for the better, but at the same time they refuse to believe that they will lose. This unpredictability exalts them, they seem to be in flight. But after losing, this flight is interrupted by a loud impact on the ground and the gradual realization that the property can no longer be returned. The owner of a gambling establishment will be happy with such a client. And then the embittered player can attempt to win back by borrowing money from friends, but it won’t be nearly enough to win back the amount. So I did not recommend that anyone touch real estate, this is the basic level that allows us to live more calmly and with a roof under our heads without worrying that tomorrow we will have to spend the night anywhere.

Yes they can't ignore something they feel that is influenced by the temptation of gambling, I say they are too "prejudiced for gambling that is full of logic" so obviously because of this they are unable to miss all the whispers that enter their ears and minds. I think it's nothing more than the expectation of winning that makes them think of a million ways just to chase something that basically can never be chased unless by "chance" you're really lucky.

The hope that they put on winning makes them eventually rule out the possible risks involved in gambling and that can never be separated from this activity, and however the realization will usually come at the end along with regret. On the other hand, of course, casinos will be very happy with the audience or typical gamblers who are always greedy and who can never accept the fact of defeat like addicts because with gamblers who are always excessive in the sense that they have a wrong understanding, it will make casinos more and more profitable, and this is the reason why gambling should not be taken seriously let alone make it a place to earn because obviously the opposite will happen.

[southerngentuk]

Addiction gambling ain't no joke. Selling your house to chase losses? That's straight-up scary. It's not just about being disciplined and treating it as fun, sometimes it's like a monster taking control. It ain't just "oops, I lost some cash." It's relationships crumbling, mental health taking a nosedive, and even physical health getting wrecked. Gambling addiction is a serious deal, and pretending it's just about self-control misses the whole picture.

[zuzie]

In my opinion, people who are addicted to gambling could lose their common sense, even by selling the property they own, they could lose their common sense, not only losing money, it's true what you said, they could also lose the people closest to them if they continue to be addicted which has a bad impact on themselves, because the bad impact of gambling will not only be received by themselves, of course it can spread to those closest to them such as family or friends.

Also, in my opinion, this can cause big conflict, because in my opinion, gambling addiction has an impact that can affect many things, if the money is clear for sure, also with gambling addiction I think it can cause problems in relationships, whether with family or friends or even partners. If you are married, you must understand the statement about the large chance of losing so you don't gamble excessively.

Wouldn't it be bad if someone was addicted to gambling and everyone around him also felt the impact? Problems that often arise over and over again due to the fault of just one person will make things worse in the family environment and in one's own life. but in fact currently there are still many people who experience it and of course this is an example of experience and a lesson for us as gamblers so that as far as possible we don't become addicted as you said, which is a good thing. understanding of the true risks of gambling.

[JollyGood]

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[ethereumhunter]

Selling property to continue gambling is not a solution. However, it is not normal to think of winning back your losses. This should never be considered as normal or accepted as a normal behavior. This is the main reason why gamblers often consider selling their property. Their sole focus is on winning back their losses. The best thing to do is to avoid this mindset. Once a gambler loses all their money, they should not think of playing again for a while. They should take a break and avoid the urge to play again. If they try to gamble again, it is highly likely that more losses will occur.

They don't need to sell their property to continue gambling and that is not a good way to continue their gambling activities. But if they do that, maybe they have experienced a gambling addiction where they have the desire to continue gambling and don't pay attention to the allocation of funds for gambling. Selling property to gamble will only make them completely lose their property, and they will not be able to buy the same property as before. They also will not have a guarantee of winning the gambling game even if they sell the property, so the decision to sell the property is wrong. If they gamble, they experience a total loss, which will make them really lose all their money, and the property will be gone when they sell it, so they will not be able to buy the same property according to the selling price.