How Do You See Losing Your Weekly Payment to The Casino

[Crypt0Gore]

It doesn't matter what type of money you use to gamble, either it's your salary or your business money, a irresponsible gambler has no other name than irresponsible gambler.

If you can't manage to take some part of your money for gambling, and you are used to taking everything you have and risk on gambling it's your problem, you are already addicted to gambling.

This is my advice for you, many people who get paid in BITCOIN since last year are already in big profits because they are paid since bitcoin value was very low, and today bitcoin value is bigger, it's better to keep your bitcoin for long term reason sake.

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[moneystery]

i'm not the type of gambler who is willing to gamble the money i get from signature to gamble again. because i thought that it would be quite a loss for me to gamble back the money i got from my signature, especially since the payment was in the form of bitcoin, the value of which could increase if i just held it.

so from the start i had arranged how i could keep gambling but not disturb the money from the forum, and therefore i allocated the money i got from my small business to gamble. i thought that money was just like my pocket money, so i didn't think too much about it when i lost my gambling.

[Wapfika]

i'm not the type of gambler who is willing to gamble the money i get from signature to gamble again. because i thought that it would be quite a loss for me to gamble back the money i got from my signature, especially since the payment was in the form of bitcoin, the value of which could increase if i just held it.

so from the start i had arranged how i could keep gambling but not disturb the money from the forum, and therefore i allocated the money i got from my small business to gamble. i thought that money was just like my pocket money, so i didn't think too much about it when i lost my gambling.

You are just making your life complicated since the money you acquired in signature campaign has no difference from the money you acquired on business and others because they are all same money. How do you consider signature campaign salary from gambling while you earn it through your post here in the forum and not by gambling. The salary is not related to gambling and they are completely different from the casino.

I said that you are making your life complicated because you already have funds in crypto while you choose fiat money just to gamble it unless you are playing in IRL casino then this is good but this is pointless if you are playing online casino.

[0t3p0t]

I personally do not use my weekly signature payment just for gambling activities not unless it was just my extra income but still I don't bother spending on it better to fund it for my donation to kids here in my place than using it all for gambling. I gamble as well but not to the point that I'll spend more on it because I still have priorities in life.

[Jody.Drummer]

I actually think this statement is nothing more than a distraction, or they could claim that they lost because they supported the casino that was promoted it's all just an excuse, because I'm sure that if I the situation is reversed, or I mean he gets a win especially in large amounts for example he will definitely cash it out, or apply greed to achieve a larger amount and in the end if the method fails in the sense that they lose then they will again argue with the excuse of "losing to support the casino".

Actually this is not the right way to help the promoted casino or support your casino, this method makes little sense because everyone needs money and if only at that time you won then I'm sure you would prefer money rather than support the promoted casino, so don't be too naive, we are gamblers which is a natural thing if when we win we prefer to cash out rather than end the session by looking for defeat with the excuse of supporting the promoted casino. For myself, to be honest, I rarely gamble with my weekly paycheck, the first reason is because my interest in gambling has begun to wane and the second is that lately I have been haunted by the many needs of life that cannot be tolerated.

Its obviously an excuse but well we dont know on whats up on the mind of a particular person whether he do really mean it when it comes on talking about the support to casino then if they are serious
with that then its their call but just like on both you said that it was just an excuse just to ease up that frustration on the current loses that they had been experiencing at the moment.

I dont also believe about having those support or something correlated to this because once you do consider out on playing then you are really that targeting on going against the casino.
If you are willing to lose your weekly pay on that session then its your choice but deep inside you do really want or like to have that kind of winning and able to have advantage over the house.
Just like the rest been viewing about into those condition on which i dont really believe about supporting the casino.

Yes in my opinion this is more likely to lead to an excuse that comes out when they end the session with a loss, for me, the logic does not make sense if you sacrifice your weekly salary from your hard work to return to the party that pays, but yes as you said that everyone has their own decision and maybe there are other reasons they have, and yes it seems that I am increasingly convinced that it is nothing more than an excuse to reduce emotions and frustration as you said when they are in a losing situation, it doesn't matter because it leads to preventive measures so that the situation does not get worse.

On the other hand I think if you really want to support your casino then the obvious and more reasonable thing is that you should promote the casino to many people in any way, such as sharing in groups or in your neighborhood to people who are gamblers, because this way you don't have to spend or sacrifice money from your weekly salary by claiming that "I support the casino", I think this is more reasonable if you really want to support them.

[oktana]

But why would you even check to see 60% of your money back if you knew what you played? Just kidding. I think the big mistake you made was using all that money to gamble. It wouldn’t hurt if you had spent maybe 10% of the money instead of throwing all the money in there.

And what do you mean and indirect support? When you gambled didn’t you pick games you thought would win? You wanted to make more money and you failed. If you want to donate, then send them an email or select a game that is obviously impossible and play it.

[Blitzboy]

I consider losing your casino cash as a harsh reminder. A loss, period. I find it convenient but hollow to consider this loss as casino support. It may comfort us to say that by losing, we're helping the project. Losing is sad. Rationalization cant erase the fact that your money is gone.

I think betting a few times to promote the project is risky. Losses can lead to justifying additional gambling. Casinos profit from your hopes and dreams. Seeing a loss as support might help, but its important to be realistic. Lost is an outcome, not a plan. Feeling sad is fine. Thats my view. Be honest and know when to back off.

[Solosanz]

so from the start i had arranged how i could keep gambling but not disturb the money from the forum, and therefore i allocated the money i got from my small business to gamble. i thought that money was just like my pocket money, so i didn't think too much about it when i lost my gambling.

You are just making your life complicated since the money you acquired in signature campaign has no difference from the money you acquired on business and others because they are all same money. How do you consider signature campaign salary from gambling while you earn it through your post here in the forum and not by gambling. The salary is not related to gambling and they are completely different from the casino.

I find it's really funny how he treat signature campaign payments is like his source of income, while his business as a side hustle lol. While the reality signature campaign is just a bonus and real life job is source of income. If his campaign is stopped and he's not participating in any campaign, I wonder how he will pay his monthly bills?

If his friends ask what's his job, he will answer "I'm a Bitcointalk's employee".

[Wiwo]

I consider losing your casino cash as a harsh reminder. A loss, period. I find it convenient but hollow to consider this loss as casino support. It may comfort us to say that by losing, we're helping the project. Losing is sad. Rationalization cant erase the fact that your money is gone.

I think betting a few times to promote the project is risky. Losses can lead to justifying additional gambling. Casinos profit from your hopes and dreams. Seeing a loss as support might help, but its important to be realistic. Lost is an outcome, not a plan. Feeling sad is fine. That's my view. Be honest and know when to back off.

It was just a way of thinking,  although losing to the casino nay not be a direct supply for the casino,  but and indirection,  for such what I was looking at was the ability to to actually have a feel of what you are promoting,  for example playing out of the weekly earnings may give you the chances to actually test out those casinos yourself and since gambling will always be in favor of the house,  you tend to lose more and win less,  so that is where the losing as support comes from hope you get the point more clearer now?

I know fundamentally as a promoter,  you are not under any obligation to lose or play in the casinos,  but then also you are a promoter have the responsibility to test the products you you selling out to people.

[Oilacris]

I consider losing your casino cash as a harsh reminder. A loss, period. I find it convenient but hollow to consider this loss as casino support. It may comfort us to say that by losing, we're helping the project. Losing is sad. Rationalization cant erase the fact that your money is gone.

I think betting a few times to promote the project is risky. Losses can lead to justifying additional gambling. Casinos profit from your hopes and dreams. Seeing a loss as support might help, but its important to be realistic. Lost is an outcome, not a plan. Feeling sad is fine. That's my view. Be honest and know when to back off.

It was just a way of thinking,  although losing to the casino nay not be a direct supply for the casino,  but and indirection,  for such what I was looking at was the ability to to actually have a feel of what you are promoting,  for example playing out of the weekly earnings may give you the chances to actually test out those casinos yourself and since gambling will always be in favor of the house,  you tend to lose more and win less,  so that is where the losing as support comes from hope you get the point more clearer now?

I know fundamentally as a promoter,  you are not under any obligation to lose or play in the casinos,  but then also you are a promoter have the responsibility to test the products you you selling out to people.

If you do tend to support and doesnt mind about on the money that you do earn from them and losing it back in the end of the week or on the payday then its up to your choice but this one solidly
shows that this isnt something that do talks about having that kind of supporting but rather you are simply showing that you are gradually becoming that addicted to it without you noticing
since you do have that kind of reasoning into your mind on which you are really that actually doing the gambler stuff and not really showing that support on which you've been talking.

For me then i wont really be tending to make use of the amount on which i have made out some work on post for the entire week and you have just that bust it out
in a few bets on which i dont see for it to be worth. If you do have that kind of support then doing the job about advertisement should be enough and
you've been paid for that.

[Kelward]

As adults we have the liberty to spend the money that we legitimately earned on anything that we choose, and if it's on gambling then it's what we want, only that in the end everybody must face the consequences of their actions. Except that you have another steady and solid source of income, using %100 of your earning to gamble is not a wise decision to me, because there's a higher probability that you'd lose the bet, it's always better to gamble with the amount that you can afford to loose. It's not necessary to gamble all your weekly earnings because you want to patronize or give back to the casino that pays you, you can be gambling a budgeted amount for that purpose if you really want to, because there's no obligation to do so.

[Yatsan]

How do you see losing your payment to the casino?

Do you see losing your payment back to the casino as your own form of indirect support for the project?

Do you think that I already have a bad gambling mindset thinking that by engaging in one or two bets or games I am supporting the project I promote?

Losing your payment is unwanted in any context. But as I've read some of the replies from other users, for sure if I will "wear your shoes", I'd feel bad but at the same time I would remind myself that I was the one who made the decision to use it on my bet. Feelings of regret is always a normal response after a loss but for sure you'd have a different response or reaction if that money was doubled. As we all know, that's how gambling works; sometimes you lose, sometimes you win. If you really cannot see an amount you worked hard for, being 'wasted' then isn't it more appropriate to just learn from it and never do it again? No matter how you regret, that amount will never comeback so at least just learn from that mistake.

Losing is different from contributing to a gambling site of your choice or the platform you are promoting (context in this discussion). First thing that differs these two is your intention. There is for sure an intention to win over the platform. But I do het the part that you have used their site rather than to use the payment with other platform which is indeed a gesture of support into it. However, it will all boil down to how will you react; if you intend to just support it then I think it won't be okay to regret losing afterwards. Always state or know your intention on why you do bet it and be affected afterwards. Quite of a tricky and difficult question because both arguments either support or losing could be either bad or good, depending on how you will be taking the result of that bet.

[Doan9269]

Loosing our money to casino has to be under different circumstances or conditions attached, firstly for someone who make use of the gambling platform in receiving his weekly payment will have more easy access to using the platform for gambling without having to make any transaction into his casino wallet, this has been the easiest means many gambling platforms thing they could help their gamblers off the cause of transaction fees, this is now our choice to decide in using the money for gambling partly, completely or none for the gambling, but i doubt if a regular gambler could avoid gambling on a weekly basis with his earnings on the platform.

[borovichok]

As adults we have the liberty to spend the money that we legitimately earned on anything that we choose, and if it's on gambling then it's what we want, only that in the end everybody must face the consequences of their actions. Except that you have another steady and solid source of income, using %100 of your earning to gamble is not a wise decision to me, because there's a higher probability that you'd lose the bet, it's always better to gamble with the amount that you can afford to loose. It's not necessary to gamble all your weekly earnings because you want to patronize or give back to the casino that pays you, you can be gambling a budgeted amount for that purpose if you really want to, because there's no obligation to do so.

Even as an adult people will talk when you are doing something wrong. Every state tries to protect citizens from harming themselves not minding whether you are an adult or not. Sometimes the concern is not about you but about people who depend on you for survival. When a gambler uses all his money to game and he has dependants, he will end up denying his dependants necessities and this can strain the relationship in his family. Even if you have another steady income, it is still irrational to throw away all your money to gambling.

Why do people even gamble all their earnings? Gambling is a continuous activity and so if you don`t gamble today, you will gamble tomorrow so having self-control is important. With self-control, setting limits and sticking to it becomes easier. Personal experience shows that people who do not have self-control can easily be addicted and it is an addict that can gamble all his earnings yet will not still gain satisfaction.

[Ever-young]

As adults we have the liberty to spend the money that we legitimately earned on anything that we choose, and if it's on gambling then it's what we want, only that in the end everybody must face the consequences of their actions. Except that you have another steady and solid source of income, using %100 of your earning to gamble is not a wise decision to me, because there's a higher probability that you'd lose the bet, it's always better to gamble with the amount that you can afford to loose. It's not necessary to gamble all your weekly earnings because you want to patronize or give back to the casino that pays you, you can be gambling a budgeted amount for that purpose if you really want to, because there's no obligation to do so.

Gambling with your entire paycheck is like plunging into a pool without first checking the water level a recipe for catastrophe! While we all have the choice to spend our hard-earned money as we see fit, it's important to remember that the house always has an advantage in the casino. If you gamble everything you have, the odds are stacked against you, and you will most likely end up with less than you started with.

To have a safe and happy gaming experience, you must first create a budget for yourself, and then stick to it; this way, you will not overspend on gambling.

[angrybirdy]

As adults we have the liberty to spend the money that we legitimately earned on anything that we choose, and if it's on gambling then it's what we want, only that in the end everybody must face the consequences of their actions. Except that you have another steady and solid source of income, using %100 of your earning to gamble is not a wise decision to me, because there's a higher probability that you'd lose the bet, it's always better to gamble with the amount that you can afford to loose. It's not necessary to gamble all your weekly earnings because you want to patronize or give back to the casino that pays you, you can be gambling a budgeted amount for that purpose if you really want to, because there's no obligation to do so.

Gambling with your entire paycheck is like plunging into a pool without first checking the water level a recipe for catastrophe! While we all have the choice to spend our hard-earned money as we see fit, it's important to remember that the house always has an advantage in the casino. If you gamble everything you have, the odds are stacked against you, and you will most likely end up with less than you started with.

To have a safe and happy gaming experience, you must first create a budget for yourself, and then stick to it; this way, you will not overspend on gambling.

and if you do that without planning, you will be surprised that what you worked hard for will suddenly disappear. Actually, it's not good behavior to spend your hard earned money gambling because we know that when it comes to gambling, it can be used up in just one snap. what more if you bet your entire income and you have nothing else to expect that money? the result is that you can be poor or worst be buried in debt.

[Su-asa]

It doesn't matter what type of money you use to gamble, either it's your salary or your business money, a irresponsible gambler has no other name than irresponsible gambler.

If you can't manage to take some part of your money for gambling, and you are used to taking everything you have and risk on gambling it's your problem, you are already addicted to gambling.

This is my advice for you, many people who get paid in BITCOIN since last year are already in big profits because they are paid since bitcoin value was very low, and today bitcoin value is bigger, it's better to keep your bitcoin for long term reason sake.

An irresponsible gambler must learn to gamble responsibily because there is no other ways to manager your funds rather than gambling responsibly. A responsible gambler can not respect an irresponsible gambler because the responsible gambler will feel that the person who's not gambling responsibly doesn't have a better advise for his/her fellow gamblers. Ones you are not gambling responsibily everybody starts thinking you are an addict gambler.
Yes true, Bitcoin is very high today but gamblers that doesn't gamble responsibly doesn't care because every effects starts gradually.

[shasan]

An irresponsible gambler must learn to gamble responsibily because there is no other ways to manager your funds rather than gambling responsibly. A responsible gambler can not respect an irresponsible gambler because the responsible gambler will feel that the person who's not gambling responsibly doesn't have a better advise for his/her fellow gamblers. Ones you are not gambling responsibily everybody starts thinking you are an addict gambler.
Yes true, Bitcoin is very high today but gamblers that doesn't gamble responsibly doesn't care because every effects starts gradually.

Those who will gamble will not be aware of the price of bitcoin. I think those who will gamble will be aware only of the funds they have to gamble or not. When a gambler gambles with BTC they may consider it as bitcoin and the win/loss may considered as BTC. It seems something like 1 BTC = Always 1 BTC.