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

[shasan]

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.

I think the happiness of gambling should be self-happiness as the sorrow of gambling is self-sorrow/unhappiness. When anyone loses on gambling no one supports the gamblers so when win why happiness should be shared? The more important thing is it will increase unhappiness to the nearest persons.

[FortuneFollower]

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.

You’ve got a point, OP. Sharing big wins can be tricky, but I believe it’s all about how we share our successes. My approach? Celebrate with those who genuinely support you, and use your wins as a chance to create positive moments together. It’s less about the win itself and more about keeping those good vibes flowing. Keeping it positive and inclusive, that’s the key.

[South Park]

Some people are just very naive. And they believe that they need to share their successes with others so that they can share in their joy. By the way, this is implicitly imposed in various shows. There, the presenters are very picturesquely happy about the successes of the players, although in their hearts, I think, they deeply do not care. Likewise, I don’t quite understand why people boast about their successes on Instagram. The social network Instagram itself was created in order to boast in front of other people. This is how people satisfy their psychological complexes.

It's complicated but some people are born that way, they just can't keep things to themselves even if they are private only to boast about themselves and how good their lives are while in reality, they are full of sh*t, and even a mediocre life is better than theirs. Some of them would do such things out of insecurity or maybe to show someone else that they have a better life than them, however, all of these are useless things and thought processes.

I have always hated people who do such things, I don't even like it if they share their success stories because they barely do it to motivate others but they do it to gain attention and to make others jealous of what they have achieved which is disgusting. It's not for everyone, I know there are good people as well, but sharing your success stories with others don't make any sense to me.

The worst part is that now the world is full of people like that, as in their quest to get more likes and become more known online, people are willing to share all kind of details that on the past they would not have shared with anyone, and this trend will not change on the short term, as with an increased use of social media, the more comfortable people will feel with increasing the amount of details they share about their private lives, which will bring them more likes, creating a vicious circle.

[Casdinyard]

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.

Everyone who's happy when you win wants to share the success, that's one truth of life, so I don't really know what you're talking about lol, did you have friends? family good?

Kiddings aside, the point I'm trying to make is that people within your circle will always be happy for you when you win, and depending on just how close you are to them it also means they share your failures and disappointments as well, in the case of gambling, it's extremely evident, you get yourself a jackpot earning you a couple thousand dollars in just a sitting, you post it on facebook or you let your closest friends know about it and for sure some of them might congratulate you but all of them will certainly ask if you could bring them out for a treat, and even if you think this is just one-sided and exploitative it further drives my notion that people will be happy with you and possibly for you when you're winning.

Stop thinking out here like everyone's trying to get you, you're not the Top G or whatever, people will always be happy for you especially if you've shared moments with them, the notion that no one's gonna be happy when you win is so skewed and fucking cringe in my opinion lol.

[Quidat]

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.

Everyone who's happy when you win wants to share the success, that's one truth of life, so I don't really know what you're talking about lol, did you have friends? family good?

Kiddings aside, the point I'm trying to make is that people within your circle will always be happy for you when you win, and depending on just how close you are to them it also means they share your failures and disappointments as well, in the case of gambling, it's extremely evident, you get yourself a jackpot earning you a couple thousand dollars in just a sitting, you post it on facebook or you let your closest friends know about it and for sure some of them might congratulate you but all of them will certainly ask if you could bring them out for a treat, and even if you think this is just one-sided and exploitative it further drives my notion that people will be happy with you and possibly for you when you're winning.

Stop thinking out here like everyone's trying to get you, you're not the Top G or whatever, people will always be happy for you especially if you've shared moments with them, the notion that no one's gonna be happy when you win is so skewed and fucking cringe in my opinion lol.

Everyone would really be happy if you have that kind of behavior or treatment on the time that you would really be winning up big on which you would really be sharing some tips or amounts
into those people who are around whether your family,close friends,relatives etc... but since we do know that not all would really be that be generous enough or someone who do consider out on sharing
a portion of those winnings and this is why when those people sees around and doesnt really get something or some sort of bonus then this is the time that they would really be making those reactions or saying up those words.

This is the main reason on why i wont really be tending to share up or love to shows up on what im really that dealing with and specially on the money that i do earn or obtain.
Its true that not all would really be happy for you but rather they would really be envious on the things that they are currently seeing on you. So it would really be that a personal
choice whether you would really be sharing up or keeping it private asmuch as possible.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

You’ve got a point, OP. Sharing big wins can be tricky, but I believe it’s all about how we share our successes. My approach? Celebrate with those who genuinely support you, and use your wins as a chance to create positive moments together. It’s less about the win itself and more about keeping those good vibes flowing. Keeping it positive and inclusive, that’s the key.

I personally am very happy when someone from the forum wins a lot of money in a casino, and unlike many, I want them to continue winning, because that is the good thing about this, it is always good for people to win, and it should always happen, not having anything of envy or resentment if someone wins and we don't, the person who wins will probably fix many things that he needs in his life, he will help his family, many things, we don't know how many, but it is a blessing when that happens because people can assume that things would begin to improve, many of us struggle with problems on a daily basis, I believe that we all carry many problems and blessed are those who do not have so many problems to solve, but the majority We all carry so many problems in life that when there is a type of Gain like this is a great relief, money helps solve many problems...

[Rampagoe004]

I think the happiness of gambling should be self-happiness as the sorrow of gambling is self-sorrow/unhappiness. When anyone loses on gambling no one supports the gamblers so when win why happiness should be shared? The more important thing is it will increase unhappiness to the nearest persons.

I agree with you. When you lose at gambling, people will insult you. At least they will mock you for your defeat. And when they win they will ask for a share of your happiness. Doesn't that sound funny, right? Yes, that's what actually happened. Therefore, it is important to keep your gambling hobby a secret. But if people already know it's important to refuse to share your happiness with other people, because they don't help anything when you lose. Except for people who trust and love you.

[shasan]

I personally am very happy when someone from the forum wins a lot of money in a casino, and unlike many, I want them to continue winning, because that is the good thing about this, it is always good for people to win, and it should always happen, not having anything of envy or resentment if someone wins and we don't, the person who wins will probably fix many things that he needs in his life, he will help his family, many things, we don't know how many, but it is a blessing when that happens because people can assume that things would begin to improve, many of us struggle with problems on a daily basis, I believe that we all carry many problems and blessed are those who do not have so many problems to solve, but the majority We all carry so many problems in life that when there is a type of Gain like this is a great relief, money helps solve many problems...

Many people might be happy like you when anyone on the forum becomes the winner. But the maximum of the community thinks why I can't earn money like the winner and they can't be unhappy as they don't know you personally. If they knew you personally then they must have been unhappy for the winning you.

[Dewi Aries]

I think the happiness of gambling should be self-happiness as the sorrow of gambling is self-sorrow/unhappiness. When anyone loses on gambling no one supports the gamblers so when win why happiness should be shared? The more important thing is it will increase unhappiness to the nearest persons.

I agree with you. When you lose at gambling, people will insult you. At least they will mock you for your defeat. And when they win they will ask for a share of your happiness. Doesn't that sound funny, right? Yes, that's what actually happened. Therefore, it is important to keep your gambling hobby a secret. But if people already know it's important to refuse to share your happiness with other people, because they don't help anything when you lose. Except for people who trust and love you.

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 idea of what you're going to be doing. And yes what you said is a fact that when we win then usually people will steal our attention, they come like they care too much about us which is actually their goal is to ask for a share of our victory.

Basically, if you don't mind sharing some of the winnings with those who ask, especially your friends then yes, there is no need to keep it a secret, no problem, but if for example you absolutely do not want to share the results of the victory with others then obviously the solution is to never tell anyone about any winnings, because usually things like this can damage friendships.

[TopT3ns]

Many people might be happy like you when anyone on the forum becomes the winner. But the maximum of the community thinks why I can't earn money like the winner and they can't be unhappy as they don't know you personally. If they knew you personally then they must have been unhappy for the winning you.

When we see people who are not happy with our achievements in a forum, it has become a normal thing. Indeed, life must be full of competition, but still show good character, because not all evil must be repaid with evil. Being kinder will keep our lives calm. Like what you are doing here, Bro Shasan, often gives loans to people without knowing the person and also not knowing whether they have evil intentions or not. What is clear is that we must continue to do good to people, which is enough to us, then they will judge ourselves.

[AmoreJaz]

Many people might be happy like you when anyone on the forum becomes the winner. But the maximum of the community thinks why I can't earn money like the winner and they can't be unhappy as they don't know you personally. If they knew you personally then they must have been unhappy for the winning you.

When we see people who are not happy with our achievements in a forum, it has become a normal thing. Indeed, life must be full of competition, but still show good character, because not all evil must be repaid with evil. Being kinder will keep our lives calm. Like what you are doing here, Bro Shasan, often gives loans to people without knowing the person and also not knowing whether they have evil intentions or not. What is clear is that we must continue to do good to people, which is enough to us, then they will judge ourselves.

Well, whether they are happy or not, won't affect your winnings, right? So it doesn't matter what people are thinking about your winnings, so long you know where you stand. But yes, you can always do good to other people but make sure that you also assess them from what they are showing to the public. At least, don't trust people right away.

I think the happiness of gambling should be self-happiness as the sorrow of gambling is self-sorrow/unhappiness. When anyone loses on gambling no one supports the gamblers so when win why happiness should be shared? The more important thing is it will increase unhappiness to the nearest persons.

I can very well agree with you here. When you are on the losing side, no one will bother to console you or help you. But when you are winning, expect that people will surround you, but of course, that is, more then likely, to get some tip from you. Nothing else.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Many people might be happy like you when anyone on the forum becomes the winner. But the maximum of the community thinks why I can't earn money like the winner and they can't be unhappy as they don't know you personally. If they knew you personally then they must have been unhappy for the winning you.

When we see people who are not happy with our achievements in a forum, it has become a normal thing. Indeed, life must be full of competition, but still show good character, because not all evil must be repaid with evil. Being kinder will keep our lives calm. Like what you are doing here, Bro Shasan, often gives loans to people without knowing the person and also not knowing whether they have evil intentions or not. What is clear is that we must continue to do good to people, which is enough to us, then they will judge ourselves.

The truth of the matter is, if its about those or some persons who hate us on forum like this, because of our achievements, then it's possibly nothing to really worry about, since...
1. This persons don't know you physically, and neither do they have any of your personal information or data they could use to identify you with physically.
2. Both of you live very far away from each other, possibly in different countries, so, that hate it envy will only remain on the forum and never will the person have the opportunity of showing you same hate or envy physically.

But on the other hand, when somebody you are in physical connection with hate you, possibly to due envy that you are doing better than them, then consider your life at risk, because the heart of men is desperately wicked, this person may go length and breath to harm you, by planning all sort of evil against you, just to take you out of this world..
This is why it's important for us to always keep our winnings to ourselves alone, and by winnings, I don't mean winnings from gambling alone, but winnings in general.

[yazher]

I think the happiness of gambling should be self-happiness as the sorrow of gambling is self-sorrow/unhappiness. When anyone loses on gambling no one supports the gamblers so when win why happiness should be shared? The more important thing is it will increase unhappiness to the nearest persons.

Yeah! it does not and you guys need to take heed of it since those people might come to you and look for you once they know you get some huge win. This has happened before on one of my friends when he beat everybody in pool games and when he got one, he was followed behind and they beat him until he gave up all his winnings. Almost all of those people are greedy they also want to get such huge amounts of money for themselves, so you better be careful not to taunt them and you need to close every opportunity for them to get it from you. Thankfully, someone caught them after they had done such terrible things and he got his revenge swiftly after that.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Many people might be happy like you when anyone on the forum becomes the winner. But the maximum of the community thinks why I can't earn money like the winner and they can't be unhappy as they don't know you personally. If they knew you personally then they must have been unhappy for the winning you.

When we see people who are not happy with our achievements in a forum, it has become a normal thing. Indeed, life must be full of competition, but still show good character, because not all evil must be repaid with evil. Being kinder will keep our lives calm. Like what you are doing here, Bro Shasan, often gives loans to people without knowing the person and also not knowing whether they have evil intentions or not. What is clear is that we must continue to do good to people, which is enough to us, then they will judge ourselves.

Well, you are right about that, I think that each person does their good part, provides a help service, that is also a way of helping, in fact it is a very brave way of helping, not everyone does it, you can say that there are people that they are like that because they like it and they understand that the real reason why we are in the world is to help, be happy and have benefits, I say Something, if we act well, and do good things, it is impossible for things to go wrong for us life, and if something goes wrong I am sure that a way will be found to move things forward, there is no other way, this is something that not many understand, that is why the fact that others win in some way should bring us joy, and From what I said before, these people will be able to alleviate many problems.

[nara1892]

I think the happiness of gambling should be self-happiness as the sorrow of gambling is self-sorrow/unhappiness. When anyone loses on gambling no one supports the gamblers so when win why happiness should be shared? The more important thing is it will increase unhappiness to the nearest persons.

Yeah! it does not and you guys need to take heed of it since those people might come to you and look for you once they know you get some huge win. This has happened before on one of my friends when he beat everybody in pool games and when he got one, he was followed behind and they beat him until he gave up all his winnings. Almost all of those people are greedy they also want to get such huge amounts of money for themselves, so you better be careful not to taunt them and you need to close every opportunity for them to get it from you. Thankfully, someone caught them after they had done such terrible things and he got his revenge swiftly after that.

Maybe I would say that they are bad people who always take other people's rights by using force or even harming them, and usually events like this are most likely to happen when you bet in a physical casino where they see you directly get a lot of winnings. So maybe this is one of the reasons why there are some people who prefer to gamble secretly like gambling in online casinos where you can do it wherever you want and whenever you have time.

But sometimes it cannot be denied that there are always people who know about your winnings, so it's better not to tell anyone especially your friends when you get a win, because in some cases they will usually come to you to ask for a share of your winnings, and if you bet in a physical casino then yes never make others offended by your words and also don't brag too much about your winnings because it is very possible that people who feel unhappy with their defeat maybe they will follow you and rob all your money.

[shasan]

Well, whether they are happy or not, won't affect your winnings, right? So it doesn't matter what people are thinking about your winnings, so long you know where you stand. But yes, you can always do good to other people but make sure that you also assess them from what they are showing to the public. At least, don't trust people right away.

I appreciate your thinking. It is right that it is not a fact what other thinks and what they will do. Whether they are happy or unhappy. Though many people become happy with our winnings I love those people who felt happy with our happiest moments and felt sorrow when we are at a loss.

[Bravut]

Everyone hates you, everyone loves you.
You can't really determine who loves you or not, and also taking into consideration who loves you or not is wate of time. We just need to be cautious and set boundaries as human.

Wether or not you share your winnings those who will hate on you will keep hating, it doesn't change anything. So keep your heads up and work careless about haters or envious beings and guide yourself against letting thing slip.

[Kavelj22]

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.

Although I disagree with you about hiding your winnings because I agree with the idea of hiding the fact that you are gambling at all, I agree with you regarding the attitudes of people who may take an indifferent position when you express your joy in collecting profits from betting. There are two types of people to whom you can tell about these successes: close ones (family and friends) who do not gamble and see gambling as a harmful activity and a waste of time. They will be surprised that you violated their expectations and won, but they will be indifferent because in this way they will be forced to change their principled position. By rejecting gambling as an activity, even if it is merely entertainment. Or fellow gamblers who will envy your winnings and wish they were in your place.

I support the idea of completely hiding your activity and avoiding any unpleasant reactionss from some people.

[uneng]

The worst part is that now the world is full of people like that, as in their quest to get more likes and become more known online, people are willing to share all kind of details that on the past they would not have shared with anyone, and this trend will not change on the short term, as with an increased use of social media, the more comfortable people will feel with increasing the amount of details they share about their private lives, which will bring them more likes, creating a vicious circle.

I believe people do this for two main reasons: they must be heavily needy for attention, or they must be making profit through exposing their lives virtually.  This trend started with vloggers sharing daily videos about their routines and personal lives on the internet, creating huge fanbases which surpassed the mark of million subscribers and generated a high income for these content creators through adsense. Others saw on it an opportunity to generate income as well, and so far it has been a constant phenomeon on the internet repeated by people from the most different niches.

However, in order to obtain success, these individuals have to start from zero, posting details, informations and news regards their lives which may sound tempting and eliciting for the audience. Then we have these people sharing prints of their big winnings at casinos, so the audience will develop a sudden interest for that person, as they might imagine he knows a strategy or secret which once shared, would also help the fans to win more often as well at casinos.

It would be naivety from us to think everyone sharing their records on the internet are doing this without any ulterior motives at all, just like it would be naivety to think everyone would be happy with our personal winnings and achievements in life.

[South Park]

The worst part is that now the world is full of people like that, as in their quest to get more likes and become more known online, people are willing to share all kind of details that on the past they would not have shared with anyone, and this trend will not change on the short term, as with an increased use of social media, the more comfortable people will feel with increasing the amount of details they share about their private lives, which will bring them more likes, creating a vicious circle.

I believe people do this for two main reasons: they must be heavily needy for attention, or they must be making profit through exposing their lives virtually.  This trend started with vloggers sharing daily videos about their routines and personal lives on the internet, creating huge fanbases which surpassed the mark of million subscribers and generated a high income for these content creators through adsense. Others saw on it an opportunity to generate income as well, and so far it has been a constant phenomeon on the internet repeated by people from the most different niches.

However, in order to obtain success, these individuals have to start from zero, posting details, informations and news regards their lives which may sound tempting and eliciting for the audience. Then we have these people sharing prints of their big winnings at casinos, so the audience will develop a sudden interest for that person, as they might imagine he knows a strategy or secret which once shared, would also help the fans to win more often as well at casinos.

It would be naivety from us to think everyone sharing their records on the internet are doing this without any ulterior motives at all, just like it would be naivety to think everyone would be happy with our personal winnings and achievements in life.

A good point, still the majority of those that try to earn money by becoming an influencer fails, but the internet does not forget, anything that is uploaded to it has been kept as a backup somewhere by a series of companies, and even the few people that watched or read that content can also keep a copy for themselves, so once a person makes that kind of confession online about how much money they have earned through gambling, there is not really a way to take it back.