It’s unlikely that anyone besides you will be happy with your winnings.

[junder]

Certainly not everyone would celebrate at your success hence the need to know the difference between actual friends and others that you regularly come in contact with. True friends won’t envy your success, rather they’ll rejoice and be happy with your success.
You’re sure to have people who, out of envy, would generate some unpleasant feelings and emotions. That’s only natural. Such people who would have negative feelings aren’t your friends and shouldn’t be privy to information concerning your and your finances.

It’s always lovely to share your joy and happiness with friends and family. We’ve just got to identify the actual friends from all the people we know.

That's true, because we definitely have ordinary friends and friends who can be said to be friends. I myself have a friend who I consider to be my best friend. When I win, he feels the pleasure and also feels the victory that I get, and when gambling ends in defeat, we both just laugh out loud because we don't want it to be a burden, so we do our best. Maybe try to lighten the mood in our own way. Also, money is sensitive, there was an incident that I experienced where when I didn't have money, my friends who usually came to my garage to hang out changed, they rarely came, not even just to make small talk, apart from my best friend. which can truly be said to have always existed.

and when I have their money coming back of course I won't let it happen, I also teach them a lesson so that they realize not to be friends with me when I'm just there. Not because I'm cruel, but I think sometimes people like this should be taught a lesson. This is a little out of the discussion but there is a connection.

[someone703]

Winning in gambling brings a surge of emotions: satisfaction, pleasure, and even a sense of accomplishment, even if it's not through traditional means.  Imagine a mountain climber reaching the summit – the elation goes beyond just conquering the physical challenge.

The social implications of gambling wins are fascinating.  You acknowledge that not everyone shares your happiness.  Some might celebrate simply for the financial gain, lacking the genuine camaraderie of true friends.  This highlights the potential disconnect between winning and fostering strong social bonds.

Even worse, envy and jealousy can rear their ugly heads.  A friend's victory might trigger negativity, leading to social friction.  Imagine two artists – one wins a prestigious award, while the other feels resentment.  This is a harsh reality of human nature.

[Betwrong]

Don't expect to see as many people knowing about your success because not all of them will be happy with you even though they may not express such on their faces, but it's something withing their minds that they are dealing and battling with, some of them had made same trial on what turn to our own success on countless times and couldn't made it up to any success, instead they keep losing repeatedly, how do we expect such a person to be interested in seeing us happy all through with our own success, that is why some don't like announcing theirselves to the public whenever they make it an opportunity in winning.

Well, maybe because it shows that winning is possible? When I constantly lose in a game and I see someone else wins in it, I think "Good! At least the game is not rigged like thought. People can win at it." Of course, there's a possibility of thinking like "It wasn't just someone, it was their man, and he won because of that. The game is still rigged for everyone else." But is it possible to live thinking that way? I don't think so.

[Quidat]

Certainly not everyone would celebrate at your success hence the need to know the difference between actual friends and others that you regularly come in contact with. True friends won’t envy your success, rather they’ll rejoice and be happy with your success.
You’re sure to have people who, out of envy, would generate some unpleasant feelings and emotions. That’s only natural. Such people who would have negative feelings aren’t your friends and shouldn’t be privy to information concerning your and your finances.

It’s always lovely to share your joy and happiness with friends and family. We’ve just got to identify the actual friends from all the people we know.

That's true, because we definitely have ordinary friends and friends who can be said to be friends. I myself have a friend who I consider to be my best friend. When I win, he feels the pleasure and also feels the victory that I get, and when gambling ends in defeat, we both just laugh out loud because we don't want it to be a burden, so we do our best. Maybe try to lighten the mood in our own way. Also, money is sensitive, there was an incident that I experienced where when I didn't have money, my friends who usually came to my garage to hang out changed, they rarely came, not even just to make small talk, apart from my best friend. which can truly be said to have always existed.

and when I have their money coming back of course I won't let it happen, I also teach them a lesson so that they realize not to be friends with me when I'm just there. Not because I'm cruel, but I think sometimes people like this should be taught a lesson. This is a little out of the discussion but there is a connection.

We cant really be able to tell on who among with our friends are the ones who would stay up loyal and to those who are really just that good when you do have the money and when things
becomes that too far gapped when it comes to money or financial status then this is where you would really be making yourself that see on who would really be the one will really be sticking
and the ones wouldnt. This is why it would really be best that you should really be knowing on how to make things secret on which there are really indeed things which arent really that intended
for you to share up because exposing too much information or the things thats happening into your life might really be something that could be used against you in the future.
Privacy would really be still that important.

[Jody.Drummer]

Don't expect to see as many people knowing about your success because not all of them will be happy with you even though they may not express such on their faces, but it's something withing their minds that they are dealing and battling with, some of them had made same trial on what turn to our own success on countless times and couldn't made it up to any success, instead they keep losing repeatedly, how do we expect such a person to be interested in seeing us happy all through with our own success, that is why some don't like announcing theirselves to the public whenever they make it an opportunity in winning.

Well, maybe because it shows that winning is possible? When I constantly lose in a game and I see someone else wins in it, I think "Good! At least the game is not rigged like thought. People can win at it." Of course, there's a possibility of thinking like "It wasn't just someone, it was their man, and he won because of that. The game is still rigged for everyone else." But is it possible to live thinking that way? I don't think so.

Yes you are looking at the other side of this but it is true and we can conclude that something that always fails for us can actually work for others, I am talking about the same game which in the end we will be able to assume as you say that the game is not rigged but we are the ones who are far from being lucky so it is difficult to get a win like what others have managed to get.

In the event that you've got a lot of time on your hands, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a good understanding of what you're doing, and you're going to want to make sure that you've got a good understanding of what you're doing. Always thinking that other people are more successful than us is something that should not be thought about too much, because after all this is gambling which is always about winning and losing and simply if for example you always end the session with a loss then that means you are always unlucky, and obviously in my opinion it is better for you to just stop if for example the situation is always like that.

[AnonBitCoiner]

In the business scene, this kinds of things always happen. The competition is always high and when you are more successful than your competitors, some of them will develop hatred for you or make you their enemy. In the gambling scene, the attitude will also be practice by some people who are always envious of their friends wining, again it can even make the friend to gamble with emotion just to make sure they become lucky and win like their friends did. This is the reason why I don't tell my friends about my wining all the time.

Actually it is human nature that he cannot tolerate the success of others and are not happy with the things they have so they always follow others. It is common that friends will be feel jealous of each other if their status are not similar and because of money many people have forget their friendship.

Most of the people don't gamble but when they see that his friends is a part of gambling and is earning money then he starts to gamble too. But i think that money is not everything so we should not forget our friendship just for money and if we Hurt someone for money then we should not forget that one day such amount will be finished then what will we do.

[Hewlet]

I would like to discuss this topic, the joy of victory. Much has been written about this, but nevertheless it will always be relevant. Many players naively believe that someone other than themselves should be happy about their winnings. I don't think so. Of course, those closest to you who directly or indirectly depend on your money will be happy about your winnings. But neighbors, friends, work colleagues, at best (at best!) will receive the news of your victories with indifference, and at worst, with envy. I know that many friends and acquaintances get depressed when they find out how much you have earned. For them, it will be an unnecessary reminder of their failure. Often friendships end after one person becomes very rich. People lose common topics for communication, common interests disappear. Of course, things are different in sports betting and trading than in business. Here success is less stable and a person can often fall back into poverty more quickly. But it’s still better to hide your victories from others. I've seen many clear examples.

it depends  on the amount you win will determine if people will envy you or not . The higher the amount you've won, the more you should keep it to yourself.

The same people that will criticized you hit you didn't win will be the same that when envy you so you see why it's important to keep your losses or winning to yourself. People generally that act positively when someone that's close to them is doing better than them and even your fellow gamblers won't be too Happy with you if you've been regular with your win while they're not. I will always prefer you to do all your gambling at the comfort of your home and keep every wining to yourself. If you're engaging in a gambling act that requires you to physically visit the location, then you try as much as possible to be discipline enough not to share all your gambling history with random people you see in the environment.

[Rockstarguy]

I know that many friends and acquaintances get depressed when they find out how much you have earned. For them, it will be an unnecessary reminder of their failure. Often friendships end after one person becomes very rich. People lose common topics for communication, common interests disappear. Of course, things are different in sports betting and trading than in business. Here success is less stable and a person can often fall back into poverty more quickly. But it’s still better to hide your victories from others. I've seen many clear examples.

Sometimes human can be very difficult,  it is even not necessary to tell people or let them know when you win gambling., winning should be secret for many reasons.  People have been Rubbed  and attacked for letting people know about their gambling win. Gambling win needs to be secret because I don't see any reason why one needs to announce their victory in gambling.  Keeping some things as secrets will really for safety and avoiding drama from some people.  It is not a new thing that in life people don't even want to see you win because some people thinks life is all about competition.

[Mr.suevie]

The thing is that winning should be secret but sometimes the joy of it doesn't allow the gambler to keep it a secret. But outside that winning of bet is something that should be confidential and not disclose to everyone except for some specific people that are good with you because I know it's almost impossible to not tell anyone about the win that you have gotten or receive from gambling.

[arimamib]

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Sometimes human can be very difficult,  it is even not necessary to tell people or let them know when you win gambling., winning should be secret for many reasons.  People have been Rubbed  and attacked for letting people know about their gambling win. Gambling win needs to be secret because I don't see any reason why one needs to announce their victory in gambling.  Keeping some things as secrets will really for safety and avoiding drama from some people.  It is not a new thing that in life people don't even want to see you win because some people thinks life is all about competition.

It's hard to keep the nerve of a cheerful win alone. In a world where envy and competition can sometimes overshadow genuine happiness for others, discretion can indeed be a wise choice. There is a valid concern about safety and avoiding unwanted attention or potential risks associated with revealing big win in gambling. Telling people about a big win may inadvertently invite unwanted solicitations or even harm from people who may see an opportunity to exploit the situation.

Keeping such wins confidential can help maintain personal safety and security. Each gambler must assess their own circumstances and make decisions accordingly. People may not know that a win is sometimes a cover for many previous losses, they want the win to be shared as celebration. While celebrating success is natural, safeguarding oneself and loved ones from potential risks often takes precedence.

[Gormicsta]

The thing is that winning should be secret but sometimes the joy of it doesn't allow the gambler to keep it a secret. But outside that winning of bet is something that should be confidential and not disclose to everyone except for some specific people that are good with you because I know it's almost impossible to not tell anyone about the win that you have gotten or receive from gambling.

the joy of winning can make challenging to keep that information to yourself, but you're right that it's important to be selective about who you share that information with. Telling the wrong person can put you at risk of being targeted by criminals. When deciding who to share your gambling winnings with, consider who you can trust and who has your best interests at heart.
 It generally advisable to avoid revealing this information with strangers or persons you do not know well. Instead, consider sharing this information with trusted friends or family members. Check whether the individual you're sharing this information with has a gambling addiction. If this is the case, you should avoid discussing this knowledge with them since they may be tempted to ask for money or gambling tips.

[shasan]

I would like to discuss this topic, the joy of victory. Much has been written about this, but nevertheless it will always be relevant. Many players naively believe that someone other than themselves should be happy about their winnings. I don't think so. Of course, those closest to you who directly or indirectly depend on your money will be happy about your winnings. But neighbors, friends, work colleagues, at best (at best!) will receive the news of your victories with indifference, and at worst, with envy. I know that many friends and acquaintances get depressed when they find out how much you have earned. For them, it will be an unnecessary reminder of their failure. Often friendships end after one person becomes very rich. People lose common topics for communication, common interests disappear. Of course, things are different in sports betting and trading than in business. Here success is less stable and a person can often fall back into poverty more quickly. But it’s still better to hide your victories from others. I've seen many clear examples.

People beside you may not be happy when you are a winner on any gamble and gather a good amount of money not only that but also when you have a good amount of money no one will be happy hence the people beside you will be unhappy and will think why I won't have such money.

[oktana]

The world is filled with jealousy. And what hurts most is that many times, it is jealousy from the people around us. It is mostly the people who claim that they are happy for you that actually hate and envy you. They’ll pray you something goes wrong just so you can stay at the same level with them.
We should try to make better friends who are out for success and are happy to see growth because many friends don’t like to see their buddy grow but will like to grow without their buddy. What’s worse is that you can’t even tell who because there’s always pretense.

It's not easy to find those kind of people who will end up as your friends. I myself have just a low amount of trusted friends, they have been with me through thick and thin, that's all I could say. Even now, I know those people would not just leave me behind if something goes south.
But, we still have to be sensible about what we will share. If it's a big win, then just share it with the family who will understand you and will be the ones who will benefit from your win. Sharing it on social media would just mean boasting it and we have to be ready with the consequences of what we do.
Next to that sharing could be people attacking you or those who will try to borrow money from you because they've seen that you have some to spare.
Those are the normal things that will happen which is why avoiding those will be the first thing that we must do. Don't be the spark on why they envy you and then blame them for being jealous about it.

Right. Sharing your wins on social media isn’t just about the boasting. We should think about the kind of people it would attract. Asides being careful security wise, we should know that money will attract the wrong set of people, it always does. Most people are only friends because there’s a share of money for them when you win. But if you eventually don’t have all that money, they’ll deny you like they’ve never seen you before.

[Marvelman]

Right. Sharing your wins on social media isn’t just about the boasting. We should think about the kind of people it would attract. Asides being careful security wise, we should know that money will attract the wrong set of people, it always does. Most people are only friends because there’s a share of money for them when you win. But if you eventually don’t have all that money, they’ll deny you like they’ve never seen you before.

you're so right about that fake friends thing!  I'll admit, when something good happens and I'm all excited, I think about posting it online.  But then I hesitate.  I mean sure it feels nice to share stuff, and okay, maybe its a little bragging and  still, do I really want people hitting me up who only care about the success not me?

I guess I could just text a few close people to tell them the news.  The ones who've been there through ups and downs already.  They'd actually appreciate it, not just want something outta me.

[oktana]

Right. Sharing your wins on social media isn’t just about the boasting. We should think about the kind of people it would attract. Asides being careful security wise, we should know that money will attract the wrong set of people, it always does. Most people are only friends because there’s a share of money for them when you win. But if you eventually don’t have all that money, they’ll deny you like they’ve never seen you before.

you're so right about that fake friends thing!  I'll admit, when something good happens and I'm all excited, I think about posting it online.  But then I hesitate.  I mean sure it feels nice to share stuff, and okay, maybe its a little bragging and  still, do I really want people hitting me up who only care about the success not me?

I guess I could just text a few close people to tell them the news.  The ones who've been there through ups and downs already.  They'd actually appreciate it, not just want something outta me.

For me I don’t even tell anyone. There’s a big streamer that was asked on tv how much he makes in a month and he said he wouldn’t tell because he doesn’t want people to treat him differently. And TBH, if people see you have money, there’s this weird kindness that everyone has. So, I really stick with what he did; I don’t tell anyone about anything. There are even people who have interest because they may know you don’t have money now but they see potential so they just hold on to that. So make types of people. And that’s why it’s advised to not trust anyone at all.

[blue Snow]

The thing is that winning should be secret but sometimes the joy of it doesn't allow the gambler to keep it a secret. But outside that winning of bet is something that should be confidential and not disclose to everyone except for some specific people that are good with you because I know it's almost impossible to not tell anyone about the win that you have gotten or receive from gambling.

Sometimes our expression by winning on a casino table cannot be hidden. maybe after to going home and bringing money, when on the road going back home we have to meet friends or relationships and can't hide our joy, so they know we won something big, so things like this just happen, and our friend asking for a treat when we look our face is look happy. but it all depends on you, if you want, you can invite him to enjoy your winning together just the way it is.

[tech30338]

I would like to discuss this topic, the joy of victory. Much has been written about this, but nevertheless it will always be relevant. Many players naively believe that someone other than themselves should be happy about their winnings. I don't think so. Of course, those closest to you who directly or indirectly depend on your money will be happy about your winnings. But neighbors, friends, work colleagues, at best (at best!) will receive the news of your victories with indifference, and at worst, with envy. I know that many friends and acquaintances get depressed when they find out how much you have earned. For them, it will be an unnecessary reminder of their failure. Often friendships end after one person becomes very rich. People lose common topics for communication, common interests disappear. Of course, things are different in sports betting and trading than in business. Here success is less stable and a person can often fall back into poverty more quickly. But it’s still better to hide your victories from others. I've seen many clear examples.

Being envy with what you have is normal things to other people since they can't have what you made, the best thing is to keep quite about your winning don't even tell it to your family, just provide for them, since if you told them they will expect and ask for more, and worse they also get jealous, this is true, work in silent is the best way to do it.

[Bananington]

Mostly when it concerns winnings from gambling or betting and it's huge that one may find it hard to contain it, it is likely anyone besides one at that moment of the winnings is jealous, envious or is already thinking something genuinely evil.
Please still endeavor to be more private with such winnings. If one finds himself in a public place and the winnings is just an open secret, still, it's better to act more matured and cool about it rather than jump on tables and tell just about anyone wanting to know the cause of your excitement.

It's better not all eyes be on you, else same people will laugh loudest about the source, and be first to piss you off when the winnings either finishes or maybe wrongly invested.

[bitterguy28]

I would like to discuss this topic, the joy of victory. Much has been written about this, but nevertheless it will always be relevant. Many players naively believe that someone other than themselves should be happy about their winnings. I don't think so. Of course, those closest to you who directly or indirectly depend on your money will be happy about your winnings. But neighbors, friends, work colleagues, at best (at best!) will receive the news of your victories with indifference, and at worst, with envy. I know that many friends and acquaintances get depressed when they find out how much you have earned. For them, it will be an unnecessary reminder of their failure. Often friendships end after one person becomes very rich. People lose common topics for communication, common interests disappear. Of course, things are different in sports betting and trading than in business. Here success is less stable and a person can often fall back into poverty more quickly. But it’s still better to hide your victories from others. I've seen many clear examples.

That is what we called insecurity and greedy to not become happy in others success because I have experienced that same thing way back when others are talking behind me after winning the grand prize in our office Christmas event (motorcycle actually) instead of them being happy for me yet opposite that they felt.

this is the reason why we must hide our success to others , not caring if they will be motivated or not? but yeah they don't  deserve our success .

[Reid]

Happiness in gambling profits, yeah, that is individual happiness. Most will not understand the risk that you took and they are like succubus that will suck you dry from your profits whenever they saw how much you win. So the best thing to do is just keep it a secret from everyone unless you have a family to take care of. Share it with them of course because you will be spending it with them.
Others will say they are happy but I doubt it will be from the bottom of their hearts, most will feel envy and as a winner you don't want to be urging people to do the same as they might blame you in the future.