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[Tetu100]

There are also people who only gamble with a certain percentage of their disposal income and wouldn't even get mad when they lose it because it's a fund that's already been marked for gambling fun.

This is what gambling for fun represents and I like such format of gambling. You don't get drained or mad by your betting slips results. Your outcome of each game is always cool by you and that's what matters most . However, one thing about such players is that they can barely cross lines that may probably prompt addiction.

Gamble is not a do or die affairs, is mainly for fun and that should be our point of concentration while gambling otherwise you stand risking a whole lot in it.

[Nathrixxx]

Gamble is not a do or die affairs, is mainly for fun and that should be our point of concentration while gambling otherwise you stand risking a whole lot in it.

Everyone is having a different approach to gambling and that is why the same way we view it will determine how we are going to see it reflection in our lives.

Truly, it is obvious enough that some gamblers are not playing just to have fun but to take an opportunity of making money from it, which I don't also see as something too bad but we may only be disappointed to an extent having such expectation in mind.

[Different patterns]

Can I include myself on that one? Because I do really gamble FOR FUN only.
As somebody who's more of a sports bettor than a slot-type of gambler, adding some bets on your favorite team adds some excitement whenever you watch them.

If you are actually gambling for fun, it's your advantage to gamble responsibly because you don't have greedy motivation to chase wins, and profit with your bets. With this bet motivation, for fun only, you can stop betting anytime especially after you lost a bet or some bets. Losing money, no fun, and you will responsibly see that it's time to stop gambling.

Exactly, I also believe that there are people that just take gambling as an entertainment, they don’t take it eager because they want to win or something. Whenever they are alone they play just to make themselves busy with something, those kind of people don’t bother to chase losses. but even with that, at least it good to know where to draw the line, because sometimes what start as just to make yourself busy fit turn to something different. When seeing that is turning something different, learn how to walk away before start chasing losses again.

[Catenaccio]

Exactly, I also believe that there are people that just take gambling as an entertainment, they don’t take it eager because they want to win or something. Whenever they are alone they play just to make themselves busy with something, those kind of people don’t bother to chase losses. but even with that, at least it good to know where to draw the line, because sometimes what start as just to make yourself busy fit turn to something different. When seeing that is turning something different, learn how to walk away before start chasing losses again.

Chasing profit, try to revenge the casino after having some lost bets, will only lead to irresponsible gambling that is very dangerous for gambler's fund. When playing games, it's kind of funny, and addictive but on online casinos, we are not only playing games but also doing that with our own money. This has risk of losing bets and money, not like playing games on computers with only possible game losses, and there is no financial loss.

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[LUCKMCFLY]

Can I include myself on that one? Because I do really gamble FOR FUN only.
As somebody who's more of a sports bettor than a slot-type of gambler, adding some bets on your favorite team adds some excitement whenever you watch them.

As for making profit, TBH, I don't think too much about it, but I'm more of a "gambling for entertainment" type of gambler, and you could believe me or not. It's up to you now. The problem with some is that, there's this stigma where they always think that gamblers are gambling FOR MONEY only while the reality is, it's not, and I can attest it because... because I don't care that much about the profit, but I don't say that I'm not happy if I make money though. It's just that, I don't care if I lose my money.

I only gamble for fun that's why I only spend a few buckos on my bets, and I'm willing to lose that money. You can believe to me, or not. I don't care.

I also share that exact same view on gambling nowadays. Before, when I first got into the casino world, I won't deny it—I did want to make a lot of money, but things turned out quite the opposite. Finding myself losing money actually made me mature in many ways. Since I'm a big fan of football and combat sports, I also got heavily into sports betting. For me, it's all about fun, and although I'm not looking at it as a stable source of income, it lets me put my knowledge to the test and adds an extra layer of excitement.

What I play the most right now are slots. I've grown to enjoy them, but just like you said, strictly for fun. I think keeping that mindset is the right approach to avoid addiction issues, losing money we can't afford, and complicating our lives down the road.

[bhadz]

Alex Eala has been doing good lately in Hong Kong Open. She won against Maria Sakkari. And she's in the final against Claire Liu, who currently holds world rank 102. I shouldn't miss this match and so even if the odds isn't that high for Alex Eala, I've picked that bet and also as a way to support her again. I've been supporting her in past opens, despite the fact that we're both losing.  
Good luck to her tomorrow.

[Z_MBFM]

Can I include myself on that one? Because I do really gamble FOR FUN only.
As somebody who's more of a sports bettor than a slot-type of gambler, adding some bets on your favorite team adds some excitement whenever you watch them.

If you are actually gambling for fun, it's your advantage to gamble responsibly because you don't have greedy motivation to chase wins, and profit with your bets. With this bet motivation, for fun only, you can stop betting anytime especially after you lost a bet or some bets. Losing money, no fun, and you will responsibly see that it's time to stop gambling.

Exactly, I also believe that there are people that just take gambling as an entertainment, they don’t take it eager because they want to win or something. Whenever they are alone they play just to make themselves busy with something, those kind of people don’t bother to chase losses. but even with that, at least it good to know where to draw the line, because sometimes what start as just to make yourself busy fit turn to something different. When seeing that is turning something different, learn how to walk away before start chasing losses again.

Gambling is actually a form of entertainment and initially gamblers go there for fun and to keep themselves busy. Once they learn how to gamble, one of the things that gamblers do more is to deposit some money to make a small profit so that they can cover their expenses for the day. I have seen this kind of attitude among my friends who used to gamble. I have gambled many times because I needed $100 for a job but I had $80 and I lost the entire $80 by gambling for the remaining $20. I have seen many similar incidents among my friends. The mentality of those who gamble is such that they think of gambling as easy money.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Can I include myself on that one? Because I do really gamble FOR FUN only.
As somebody who's more of a sports bettor than a slot-type of gambler, adding some bets on your favorite team adds some excitement whenever you watch them.

As for making profit, TBH, I don't think too much about it, but I'm more of a "gambling for entertainment" type of gambler, and you could believe me or not. It's up to you now. The problem with some is that, there's this stigma where they always think that gamblers are gambling FOR MONEY only while the reality is, it's not, and I can attest it because... because I don't care that much about the profit, but I don't say that I'm not happy if I make money though. It's just that, I don't care if I lose my money.

I only gamble for fun that's why I only spend a few buckos on my bets, and I'm willing to lose that money. You can believe to me, or not. I don't care.

I also share that exact same view on gambling nowadays. Before, when I first got into the casino world, I won't deny it—I did want to make a lot of money, but things turned out quite the opposite. Finding myself losing money actually made me mature in many ways. Since I'm a big fan of football and combat sports, I also got heavily into sports betting. For me, it's all about fun, and although I'm not looking at it as a stable source of income, it lets me put my knowledge to the test and adds an extra layer of excitement.

What I play the most right now are slots. I've grown to enjoy them, but just like you said, strictly for fun. I think keeping that mindset is the right approach to avoid addiction issues, losing money we can't afford, and complicating our lives down the road.

I believe what LogitechMouse said, gambling is a high risk activity not something that someone should be depending on for income, moreover anyone who gambles with they can afford to lose, which is mostly leftover funds after necessities won't have any reason to be worried when they lose, they appreciate the reward they get and barely chase lose if they lose.
 It's those use money meant for necessities that feel bad and sometimes get frustrated when they lose. I'm also a fan of sports betting too but sometimes i don't have the courage to bet on my favourite team especially when their form is poor.

[PERtua]

Can I include myself on that one? Because I do really gamble FOR FUN only.
As somebody who's more of a sports bettor than a slot-type of gambler, adding some bets on your favorite team adds some excitement whenever you watch them.

As for making profit, TBH, I don't think too much about it, but I'm more of a "gambling for entertainment" type of gambler, and you could believe me or not. It's up to you now. The problem with some is that, there's this stigma where they always think that gamblers are gambling FOR MONEY only while the reality is, it's not, and I can attest it because... because I don't care that much about the profit, but I don't say that I'm not happy if I make money though. It's just that, I don't care if I lose my money.

I only gamble for fun that's why I only spend a few buckos on my bets, and I'm willing to lose that money. You can believe to me, or not. I don't care.

I also share that exact same view on gambling nowadays. Before, when I first got into the casino world, I won't deny it—I did want to make a lot of money, but things turned out quite the opposite. Finding myself losing money actually made me mature in many ways. Since I'm a big fan of football and combat sports, I also got heavily into sports betting. For me, it's all about fun, and although I'm not looking at it as a stable source of income, it lets me put my knowledge to the test and adds an extra layer of excitement.

What I play the most right now are slots. I've grown to enjoy them, but just like you said, strictly for fun. I think keeping that mindset is the right approach to avoid addiction issues, losing money we can't afford, and complicating our lives down the road.

I believe what LogitechMouse said, gambling is a high risk activity not something that someone should be depending on for income, moreover anyone who gambles with they can afford to lose, which is mostly leftover funds after necessities won't have any reason to be worried when they lose, they appreciate the reward they get and barely chase lose if they lose.
 It's those use money meant for necessities that feel bad and sometimes get frustrated when they lose. I'm also a fan of sports betting too but sometimes i don't have the courage to bet on my favourite team especially when their form is poor.

I feel there's a distinction between enjoying sports betting and letting emotions get in the way of the game. It doesn't necessarily mean that it will be a good team to support. Especially if they are not currently in good form. Or if the other team is in good form. Or if it is not a good game for them to play. Sometimes it's better to not bet. Rather than to bet. Due to the fact that it's your favourite team. I also believe that the amount of money set aside for the entertainment budget prior to play is more important than the choice to play slots or sports betting. If you run out of money. Leaving the game is part of responsible gambling.

[stadus]

Alex Eala has been doing good lately in Hong Kong Open. She won against Maria Sakkari. And she's in the final against Claire Liu, who currently holds world rank 102. I shouldn't miss this match and so even if the odds isn't that high for Alex Eala, I've picked that bet and also as a way to support her again. I've been supporting her in past opens, despite the fact that we're both losing.  
Good luck to her tomorrow.

Damn, Alex is really all hype. I was not able to bet on the pregame but I was watching the scores and when I saw she was down in the first set, I took the line at x3 odds, but when I saw she took a medical timeout, I really got nervous, and I was right, in the 2nd set she did not score anything, what a disappointing final this was.

[Taskford]

Alex Eala has been doing good lately in Hong Kong Open. She won against Maria Sakkari. And she's in the final against Claire Liu, who currently holds world rank 102. I shouldn't miss this match and so even if the odds isn't that high for Alex Eala, I've picked that bet and also as a way to support her again. I've been supporting her in past opens, despite the fact that we're both losing.  
Good luck to her tomorrow.

Damn, Alex is really all hype. I was not able to bet on the pregame but I was watching the scores and when I saw she was down in the first set, I took the line at x3 odds, but when I saw she took a medical timeout, I really got nervous, and I was right, in the 2nd set she did not score anything, what a disappointing final this was.

Can't blame you to think about that, since who would thought that the rank no.17 in the world. Would going to fall on rank no. 102.

Also what we witness is total dominance and it seems that, Alex can't find any answer on performance shown by Liu. Many bettors got stress watching that game, then to many bettors lost on what they think underdog.

This is most disappointing performance shown by Eala and worst it happen on Finals.

[Sammysmart001]

anyone who gambles with they can afford to lose, which is mostly leftover funds after necessities won't have any reason to be worried when they lose,

This just the real difference between fun gambling and problem gambling. Of it leftover money after food, rent and bills have being settled you can lose it and still sleep. But if it money that you need for your necessities you use to bet, every loss will hurt you abd this hurt can make one to chase loss.

That why gambling for fun is not just a saying it a budget. Before you start set your entertainment schedule money and once it finished you stop. No room for borrowing or use money you need for other plans. ( am taking from experience).

And as PERtua made mention, you shouldn’t bet with emotions because it your favorite team. If form is not good most of the time the best bet becomes no bet at all.

[bhadz]

Alex Eala has been doing good lately in Hong Kong Open. She won against Maria Sakkari. And she's in the final against Claire Liu, who currently holds world rank 102. I shouldn't miss this match and so even if the odds isn't that high for Alex Eala, I've picked that bet and also as a way to support her again. I've been supporting her in past opens, despite the fact that we're both losing.  
Good luck to her tomorrow.

Damn, Alex is really all hype. I was not able to bet on the pregame but I was watching the scores and when I saw she was down in the first set, I took the line at x3 odds, but when I saw she took a medical timeout, I really got nervous, and I was right, in the 2nd set she did not score anything, what a disappointing final this was.

She lost. I won't say that she's a hype, this is the grand finals though and she did her best but, this is a devastating lost and performance from her. I won't blame her because I've also lost my bet and that's okay for me but, that's just a disappointing grand finals. I guess that medical timeout was the sign that she's not fine during the game. Welp, better luck next time for her next open tournaments.

[Cyber_warrior]

There are also people who only gamble with a certain percentage of their disposal income and wouldn't even get mad when they lose it because it's a fund that's already been marked for gambling fun.

This is what gambling for fun represents and I like such format of gambling. You don't get drained or mad by your betting slips results. Your outcome of each game is always cool by you and that's what matters most . However, one thing about such players is that they can barely cross lines that may probably prompt addiction.

Gamble is not a do or die affairs, is mainly for fun and that should be our point of concentration while gambling otherwise you stand risking a whole lot in it.

Exactly, gambling is something that we are suppose to do with our discretionary income, money we can afford to lose. The moment a person begin to gamble with more than they can afford to lose, then they begin to make bad decisions because their emotions will be attached to their bet.

The thing is once a person begin to put in more than they can afford to lose, there is a huge possibility that they will be begin to go astray and they might even go to the length of selling personal properties just to gamble.

A person who gambles With more than they can afford to lose can easily be an addict, which is a very bad thing.

[Dave1]

Alex Eala has been doing good lately in Hong Kong Open. She won against Maria Sakkari. And she's in the final against Claire Liu, who currently holds world rank 102. I shouldn't miss this match and so even if the odds isn't that high for Alex Eala, I've picked that bet and also as a way to support her again. I've been supporting her in past opens, despite the fact that we're both losing.  
Good luck to her tomorrow.

Damn, Alex is really all hype. I was not able to bet on the pregame but I was watching the scores and when I saw she was down in the first set, I took the line at x3 odds, but when I saw she took a medical timeout, I really got nervous, and I was right, in the 2nd set she did not score anything, what a disappointing final this was.

She lost. I won't say that she's a hype, this is the grand finals though and she did her best but, this is a devastating lost and performance from her. I won't blame her because I've also lost my bet and that's okay for me but, that's just a disappointing grand finals. I guess that medical timeout was the sign that she's not fine during the game. Welp, better luck next time for her next open tournaments.

Yeah, and it seems that she looks exhausted, so after all that reported that ask her might be right as Alex can't find her rhythm in this game. But still her supporter and fans should be proud on how she performer her and reaching the finals.

There's were matches that I thought that she would have lost already. But her mental toughness shows otherwise as she has to battle tie breaks after tie breaks in order to go to the finals. She was the favorite though here, so for sure for those who bet on here, it was really tough for us to see here go down like that in a finals match.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Sometimes it's better to not bet. Rather than to bet. Due to the fact that it's your favourite team. I also believe that the amount of money set aside for the entertainment budget prior to play is more important than the choice to play slots or sports betting. If you run out of money. Leaving the game is part of responsible gambling.

That's also a great opinion. Not betting doesn't mean we're doing badly or that we're losing our level. Not betting can actually make us much wiser when we have doubts. When I bet on a football team, I don't have doubts; I've already defined why I'm doing it, whether it's because of their performance, their morale, or how their team is doing. If some key players are injured, that creates doubt for me, and I don't bet.

However, when it's something more emotional, like El Clásico, I don't have doubts, even if my team plays with their entire bench.

[DPHOR]

Does anyone know if the casinos mentioned here are legit??

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Again other ways to know if casino’s are legitimate is for them to visit the scam accusations section and if they have no issues or any scam accusations then the user should be rest assumed to know that the casino is trustworthy. Let say for an existing casino’s and not just recently launched casino, for that they should be doing their findings on their own or wait for the forum users to have an encounter with that particular gambling site before they could use it. As for bitz I’m very sure they have no case and their profile is clean without any accusations.

[stadus]

Can't blame you to think about that, since who would thought that the rank no.17 in the world. Would going to fall on rank no. 102.

Also what we witness is total dominance and it seems that, Alex can't find any answer on performance shown by Liu. Many bettors got stress watching that game, then to many bettors lost on what they think underdog.

She's really good, good at losing to opponents who are ranked way lower than her.
Next time let's try to watch out for that trend, and we know what to do, bet against her every time even if she's so hyped because of her popularity.

This is most disappointing performance shown by Eala and worst it happen on Finals.

She also lost in the Asian Games, her opponent was ranked 85th in the world.

[Dave1]

Does anyone know if the casinos mentioned here are legit??

You can just read the content of this topic and you will know if they are legit or not. One of the signs that a casino is not legit is when their account is painted red, and in the case of OP their profile is clean so this is a confirmation that they are legit. And by the way, why bring other casinos here? This topic is for BITZ.io Cryptocasino.

Again other ways to know if casino’s are legitimate is for them to visit the scam accusations section and if they have no issues or any scam accusations then the user should be rest assumed to know that the casino is trustworthy. Let say for an existing casino’s and not just recently launched casino, for that they should be doing their findings on their own or wait for the forum users to have an encounter with that particular gambling site before they could use it. As for bitz I’m very sure they have no case and their profile is clean without any accusations.

There could be some casinos that have scam accusations, but the community will not paint it in red because of lack of proof from the accuser and specially if that account is newbie then suddenly that member open a scam accusations.

I rememebr that there was one member though, who is a serial person who put blames on casino that he has lost so much money and then call them scams. Again, the community didn't side with him as it looks like he just want to get back at that casino. But as far as Bitz goes, it's reputation has precedent itself.

[Different patterns]

Exactly, gambling is something that we are suppose to do with our discretionary income, money we can afford to lose. The moment a person begin to gamble with more than they can afford to lose, then they begin to make bad decisions because their emotions will be attached to their bet.

The thing is once a person begin to put in more than they can afford to lose, there is a huge possibility that they will be begin to go astray and they might even go to the length of selling personal properties just to gamble.

A person who gambles With more than they can afford to lose can easily be an addict, which is a very bad thing.

I agree with you, many people have become so much addicted to gambling that they have ruined major parts of their lives because even if they run into losses, they will try as much as possible to bet again so that they can recover the money lost and the money used for that gambling can be from a sold property or something that's valuable to them. I know what I am saying because I have seen how gambling has wrecked many lives and those kinds of people it's hard to help them with money because they will always use it for gambling no matter how big or small the money is