A famous influencer lost more than $4000 in just 2 minutes. (2)

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Even with a rich guy gambling, still has this regret he just made, so how much more for an average guy to take the risk of spending his hard earned money just to gamble?

You gotta understand that regret is natural, it has nothing to do with whether a person is rich, average or poor, everybody from time to time regrets a thing or the other that didn't, or failed to work in their favor.
A rich guy is rich because he made money and that money stayed with him, if he loses all the money, he will go from being rich to being poor and broke again, so, it's natural for him to regret losing $4000 In just two minutes, that's quite a large sum of money, but I still blame him for staking so high when he knows losing it will be a problem for him.

Have you experienced this kind of situation wherein you spend huge amount of money and then regret after the loss? Is your reaction the same with that guy on the video?

I've lost a huge sum of money to betting some time in 2022, and no, my reaction wasn't the same with the guy in the video, my reaction was worse, I actually collapsed and was rushed to the hospital, I spent 3 days in the hospital before I regained proper consciousness again, I would have died out of shock if not for God's mercy, this is why we all must never gamble above the limit we can bear when we lose.

[madnessteat]

~snip~

I think any gambler has lost money that they regretted losing. Personally, I have not met any gambler who would not lose. If I'm not mistaken my biggest loss in the casino was about $2500. Losing such money is very frustrating, which is why I began to use the tactic of limiting the deposit. Now I do not allow myself to deposit more than $200, so if I lose, I do not lose more than this amount.

[Hanadawa]

~snip~

I think any gambler has lost money that they regretted losing. Personally, I have not met any gambler who would not lose. If I'm not mistaken my biggest loss in the casino was about $2500. Losing such money is very frustrating, which is why I began to use the tactic of limiting the deposit. Now I do not allow myself to deposit more than $200, so if I lose, I do not lose more than this amount.

I don't know if the influencer was endorsed to promote their gambling site as mu_enrico said or if he really lost his money. I can't access the video on Facebook because it seems like it's been deleted. But we can assume that he really lost his money and this can be a lesson for others.
If he really lost his money because of gambling then what happened to the Influencer was because of his own greed. Maybe he tries to bet with big bets because of the high risk high return. But I don't think such a concept can be brought to gambling. In gambling you will only win and lose. And you don't know when you win and when you lose. But it would be safer if we assume that gambling will lose our money. By thinking like that, I think someone can make their life choices more wisely.

[goinmerry]

Well, they are normal people after all regardless if they are rich or not that's why feeling regret is just usual. However, I can say that for those people on that level, especially a known influencer, it's just a normal day for them to lose such an amount, and sooner or later they will come back again on track.

Even with a rich guy gambling, still has this regret he just made, so how much more for an average guy to take the risk of spending his hard earned money just to gamble?

The difference is, these rich gamblers are capable of handling the effect of that loss as they have lots of ammo to triggered. They won't likely turn into a shit gambler after losing that amount. Unlike average gamblers on which if ever losing such huge amount, they will be left totally bankrupts and wrecked and the worst, will become a shit gambler looking for ways to chase that big loss.

[Oilacris]

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I think any gambler has lost money that they regretted losing. Personally, I have not met any gambler who would not lose. If I'm not mistaken my biggest loss in the casino was about $2500. Losing such money is very frustrating, which is why I began to use the tactic of limiting the deposit. Now I do not allow myself to deposit more than $200, so if I lose, I do not lose more than this amount.

I don't know if the influencer was endorsed to promote their gambling site as mu_enrico said or if he really lost his money. I can't access the video on Facebook because it seems like it's been deleted. But we can assume that he really lost his money and this can be a lesson for others.
If he really lost his money because of gambling then what happened to the Influencer was because of his own greed. Maybe he tries to bet with big bets because of the high risk high return. But I don't think such a concept can be brought to gambling. In gambling you will only win and lose. And you don't know when you win and when you lose. But it would be safer if we assume that gambling will lose our money. By thinking like that, I think someone can make their life choices more wisely.

When dealing up with influencers or trying out to look on whats their content, i do really have always that trust issues on which those amount would neither be real or really just that for show or simply
owned by the house itself and with those acting for some cover up then it is really hard to tell whether its real or fake. This is why on the time i do see up these things then i dont really believe out so easily. If he banged up his keyboard then there are those players or gamblers too that punched their monitors and other things that near them. These are the things that are usually near on them
and these are the poor ones that will really be able to taste your wrath because of such disappointment.  . We do have these normal reactions since we are just that humans but
having that excess reaction will really lead into much potential damage with things around which i dont see for it to be worth.

[Obari]

Irrespective of how rich you might be, it is always advisable to only bet what you can afford to loss as there is nothing guaranteed in gambling and I feel bad that even high profiled persons who are supposed to be mentors are even the ones falling for this shits and I think this should be a wake up call to other gamblers to only gamble what they can afford  to loss as the industry is a respecter of no one .

~snip~

I think any gambler has lost money that they regretted losing. Personally, I have not met any gambler who would not lose. If I'm not mistaken my biggest loss in the casino was about $2500. Losing such money is very frustrating, which is why I began to use the tactic of limiting the deposit. Now I do not allow myself to deposit more than $200, so if I lose, I do not lose more than this amount.

Everyone has experienced loss and at some point, we’ve lost even more than we could afford to loss and the case with the man in the picture isn’t a new one and from his reaction, it seems the loss was too much for him to bear.
Depositing a certain amount of money is good but not really safe as there might be some tendency at some point to fund our account maybe after losing all the money and then you came across a very promising game and maybe you don’t have the desired amount to bet, there might be tendencies to fund and bet on that very game which is a prove that that very technique isn’t really a safe one.

[Pierre 2]

I just don't understand why people give such kind of reaction to their gambling losses. Amount you gambled is the amount you "risk" to lose (completely). I think people should just grow up and become more sane in such topics. Gambling is completely about risks... You can win or lose ten thousands of dollars but you should be able to limit yourself to not get sad after. I never risk a lot of money through gambling.

[Crypt0Gore]

Most gamblers have lost amounts that they aren't ready to lose, they all have their regrets but not me, the amount I lost I have made most back, I don't keep records though but I do get lucky with my $10 and few $20 gambling, it's also not something I do all the time, I give room for other important thing, my name must not get ruined because I am into gambling.

I don't follow any gambling influencers, the worst of influencers are the gambling influencers, they only fuel your desire to be an addict gambler, they encourage you to take bad decisions, like going all in, or the next jackpot is around the corner if you don't stop.

And not stopping is the issue here, learn to take time off gambling at times, it's not a reliable source of income, make sure you spend time with your kids and family more than gambling, only use spare money and if you don't have it don't gamble, it's not a must when you don't have the spare money.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

         -   I watched what he did, because he was so annoyed you can really see his emotion that was not scripted, he really lost, as far as I know he lost more than 9000$ that day, I just don't remember what that's the link.

That's the only thing that's not good when you fall into addiction, you can't control yourself anymore, you're really controlled by gambling addiction, so that's how that severe habit happens in the personality.

[len01]

the question in my mind after seeing the video footage is whether he experienced defeat when live streaming or was he just creating content?
honestly, I never take any creator or influencer's content seriously because for me it's just entertainment, it doesn't matter whether they use real money or fake money, but it's still just entertainment that's worth enjoying, but you don't need to believe too much.

and I just think if he lost $4k it was a big amount but I'm sure if it was real money used for betting but believe me he still has more money in his savings and his income from being an influencer is definitely bigger even though I can't give exact confirmation but all gamblers definitely know how much influencers earn and everyone here also knows that not all influencers use real money.
In the past few months there have also been many sad stories where influencers have lost a lot of money, even more than 4K, but in fact they still stream every day as if the money they have never runs out and the question arises in their minds if they have indeed lost a large amount of money big and can still gamble again with the same budget isn't that just like fake money.

[Ruttoshi]

Gambling is something that can make you lose a big amount of money within a twinkle of an eye, and majority of gamblers have run at big loss in gambling that have lead them to such regrets. I have lost a big amount of money, to the point that I regretted for more than two weeks, and during that period, I stayed away from gambling.

This is why I am always careful when I am gambling, and the moment that I have lost 4 games in a roll, I will quit gambling for that day. Using the amount that you can afford to lose is also very important when gambling, and you should never play double your stake because you feel that it is the fastest way to win back your losses.

From the video that Influencer might be paid to do that or he just chose to gamble with 4k, because he will have more than enough to gamble with, but still to me that is a big amount in my country.

[Harkorede]

the question in my mind after seeing the video footage is whether he experienced defeat when live streaming or was he just creating content?
honestly, I never take any creator or influencer's content seriously because for me it's just entertainment, it doesn't matter whether they use real money or fake money, but it's still just entertainment that's worth enjoying, but you don't need to believe too much.

and I just think if he lost $4k it was a big amount but I'm sure if it was real money used for betting but believe me he still has more money in his savings and his income from being an influencer is definitely bigger even though I can't give exact confirmation but all gamblers definitely know how much influencers earn and everyone here also knows that not all influencers use real money.
In the past few months there have also been many sad stories where influencers have lost a lot of money, even more than 4K, but in fact they still stream every day as if the money they have never runs out and the question arises in their minds if they have indeed lost a large amount of money big and can still gamble again with the same budget isn't that just like fake money.

I couldn't see the video to make my personal opinion on the topic, but you most likely might be right that he could be just influencing and he's some kind of digital content creator or marketer. However, the worse case scenario could be a content creation gone wrong, because those could be his real money actually and he was just trying to create a content about how someone could easily win on some particular slot game or a platform in general, and then shit go side ways, so it turns out to be a lose, lose situation for him because firstly, video of you losing 4 grand on platform/slot game is surely one of the worst way to promote it, so he can't generate a revenue from that, and secondly he's lost a very decent amount of his money, hence the double frustration for him.

That said, something good can still come from an awful situation such as this, if truly the case is as described above, because ironically the video could then be used as a medium to preach against gambling addiction, promoting setting a loss limit for gambling and importantly that gambling is never isn't a full time job and a get reach quick scheme, and it should be done only for fun, If this video is literally being used for such a case and campaign, then he actually can make a decent earnings from his social media platform as such video will definitely get a lot of streams and views, and even get referenced in multiple responsible gambling outreach and campaigns.

[Iroh]

Anything an influencer does online, I would scrutinize it deeply as their words and actions are not to be taken as truth. He lost more than $4000 in 2 minutes; I couldn’t care less about any of that. He may be trying to score points for the casino or he may be trying to do something else. I wouldn’t know and really couldn’t care any less.
He’s an influencer and doesn’t do anything online that he won’t have any profits from. More likely, this “loss” is more of a publicity stunt than anything else and may be done to spread his name(and perhaps that of the casino as well) to a wider audience.

Anything that has to do with an influencer, in my opinion should always be thoroughly checked out and not believed at first glance. Most influencers only work/act in their own best interests.

[uneng]

For a social influencer 4000$ must be nothing significant... I've already seen such influencers losing 15,000$-20,000$ is very short time periods on different gambling games, and it didn't mean the end of their lives. If those people are putting so much money at stake while turning their gambling sessions public to everyone to watch, it means their main goal is to make their names and channels famous on the internet, and if they have to lose big money in order to do so, that is the price they are going to pay to achieve their main goal.

After all, they are going to recover the lost money through another means, such as income from traffic they receive on their channels, partnerships with casino platforms and referrals. Sometimes we don't even know if the money these influencers are using to gamble is real, or if it's fake money provided by the casino they are partnered with for advertisement purposes. Social influencer is a very popular career nowadays which you should be really concerned about its legitimacy, because the main working tool used by these guys to work is manipulation of the audience.

[kojektea]

Most gamblers must have spent a lot of money gambling in a short time, often because they lost in a row, want a sense of revenge for losses that are always remembered in previous games, and when playing without thinking, risking all their capital in just one bet, and I've been in a position like that, but in the end I was better after losing because I learned from experience

[Z-tight]

Have you experienced this kind of situation wherein you spend huge amount of money and then regret after the loss?

I don't spend huge amounts of money on gambling, take note that 'huge amount' is relative, what the person in the op lost may not be a huge amount of money for them, but it is huge for me and so many other people, so that is it. However, only irresponsible gamblers wager with money that they cannot afford to lose, gamble responsibly and you would not have too many regrets in gambling.

[Mahanton]

Have you experienced this kind of situation wherein you spend huge amount of money and then regret after the loss?

I don't spend huge amounts of money on gambling, take note that 'huge amount' is relative, what the person in the op lost may not be a huge amount of money for them, but it is huge for me and so many other people, so that is it. However, only irresponsible gamblers wager with money that they cannot afford to lose, gamble responsibly and you would not have too many regrets in gambling.

However basing up on the video then that amount would really be that considered to be big for him.He wont really be making out such reaction or action if the amount lost is really just that small for him.
If he loses up $4k in 2 minutes then he's pretty aware that the amount he had lost on that short time frame isnt something that he had expected.This is why frustration would be kicking in and this is why
these kind of actions are really just that normal i should say.Whats not normal is the amount that had been lost, because once a certain gambler lost up that huge amount of money then it does means that he
could really be able to afford it out, those reactions are normal but it isnt really that bad if this one would really be that continously be happening since we know that even if you are really that a rich person
but if you do have that kind of habit or behavior on losing up with those amounts on constant manner, then i doubt that sooner or later you would really be that sleeping on the streets.

[skarais]

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I don't know if the influencer was endorsed to promote their gambling site as mu_enrico said or if he really lost his money. I can't access the video on Facebook because it seems like it's been deleted. But we can assume that he really lost his money and this can be a lesson for others.
If he really lost his money because of gambling then what happened to the Influencer was because of his own greed. Maybe he tries to bet with big bets because of the high risk high return. But I don't think such a concept can be brought to gambling. In gambling you will only win and lose. And you don't know when you win and when you lose. But it would be safer if we assume that gambling will lose our money. By thinking like that, I think someone can make their life choices more wisely.

Influencers sponsored by casinos usually display high wins for high stakes. I'm sure some of them have become very famous and very influential, but regarding gambling I think people should be very wise instead of being influenced by other gamblers.

Influencers' gambling styles vary, some of them are very prepared to lose certain amounts (e.g. $4k) assuming that they can earn more money than they lose in different ways. Anger and similar reactions to the loss can attract a lot of attention from people on the internet, this will allow him to benefit in other ways. But of course this style of gambling is not worth imitating because it looks very unprofessional.

[pawanjain]

Have you experienced this kind of situation wherein you spend huge amount of money and then regret after the loss? Is your reaction the same with that guy on the video?

Almost every gambler would have experienced this because at some point every one of them would have placed a bet out of their budget and lost it.
I have done it too and it feels really really miserable. The feeling of getting angry on yourself for placing a high bid and cursing your luck for not being with you makes you feel really crazy.
Everyone probably feels the same when they lose a huge amount of money.

[chaser15]

Even with a rich guy gambling, still has this regret he just made, so how much more for an average guy to take the risk of spending his hard earned money just to gamble?

Don't be carried away by these influencers. If you think there's a regret, then you might be wrong. These guys are influencers therefore they need to act the normal way during a live stream or pre-recorded video. From the start, they are prepared to bet that kind of amount as part of the entertainment therefore regardless of the result, they already know how to react.

If ever I applied that to my own experience, the legitimate reaction of being regret would be my natural response since I'm not a high roller or whale. I will feel the real emotion of losing that big amount. Though in real life, I won't do that kind of bet as aside that I can't afford to risk that amount, there are better ways to maximize the potential of our bankroll.