Is it right to advice other people against gambling for personal reasons like??

[Webetcoins]

This is not new OP but even before, we can always hear such advices like these against gambling, yet there will always be people who found themselves in the game, so this is not alarming if you are that concerned in gambling itself. Instead of being proud, I feel more sorry for those people who gave such advice because it's too late already for them to realize such mistakes.

If I lose a huge amounts like that, I don't think I will instantly turn into a good person and do the same thing but I will in fact wish more people to be in the same situation as me. I'm sure I'm not the only one who can think like this but there are more people too.

[Gozie51]

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What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

I think rather an adviser should give an insightful reason for his advise. Someone who is to advise somebody else is suppose to be someone who is very knowledgeable in the topic of advise. Like the topic in discuss, if the gambler has made wrong decision which has caused him to lose his life savings then he should surmon that courage to first expose his weakness to his listeners before delving into his advise and also anchor his advise based on his mistake but not to condemn it because of his error.

There will be some of his listeners who are also gambling the way he did but they are luckily winning and not getting into same problem that he had found himself in, so if he had given the right kind of advise which should be in two ways as to cause and effect then those who are gambling same way he did would benefit maximally from his advise. But now they are only getting one sided advise, meaning they are also likely to fall in his shoes soonest.

Gambling is profitable and you also run into loses but if you are a responsible gambler, you will know your fault and accept it any time you lose.

[blckhawk]

Gambling decision is personal no matter how you advise people on gambling matter they will still end up doing what is in their mind, so if I may advise I will say that the best time to mediate in the in things regarding gambling is when you notice that a gambler is going extreme apart from such situation I don't think that mediation is needed.
Let's just say someone is earning through gambling, how possible do you think that it is possible to advise such person to make use of minimal funds to gamble, this is not possible, gamblers ate the wrong people to advise because we have different gamblers, the once that wants to win irrespective of the amount they have lost so far and those ones that are ready to to gamble to satisfy their gambling habit wether they are losing or not, people that fall within this category will never take advise from anyone because of their mindset.

That's why it's an advice, you don't force them to do anything, do you know that's how an advisor works? They tell you what they think is right to do and you're the one that will have to decide whether it's the right decision to do that advice so I think that there's nothing wrong with giving an advice because as you've said, the decision to gamble is personal no matter what advice you give but at the least you've given them a piece of your mind and a thing for them to consider even if the final verdict rests on their hands, there's nothing wrong with it, especially if the advice comes from an experience that would make it relatable but at the same time see the gravity of the result of that activity.

[retreat]

Is there anything wrong with that? I mean it's his personal Facebook account, so it's his right to say what he wants to say - whether he encourages people to gamble or not is his personal business and it's his right to say whatever. As long as he doesn't break any laws, I don't think it should be an issue that needs to be discussed. If you feel that it is wrong for him to act like that, then you can confront him and say your view that it is wrong, but you know the consequences and the two of you will definitely have an argument.

[rachael9385]

Is there anything wrong with that? I mean it's his personal Facebook account, so it's his right to say what he wants to say - whether he encourages people to gamble or not is his personal business and it's his right to say whatever. As long as he doesn't break any laws, I don't think it should be an issue that needs to be discussed. If you feel that it is wrong for him to act like that, then you can confront him and say your view that it is wrong, but you know the consequences and the two of you will definitely have an argument.

Correct mate, we all have the right to say what ever we want but not false accusations, after all he is only sharing from his experience and I believe the right age for gambling is 18+ however, we all have the right to make our decision after hearing from others, that's one of the reasons we are considered as adults, so it's left for those in his friend list and those who saw his post to either disregard it or follow his advice. I don usually talk any of my friends into gambling because I don't if they might be able to handle it just the way I did.

[pinggoki]

Is there anything wrong with that? I mean it's his personal Facebook account, so it's his right to say what he wants to say - whether he encourages people to gamble or not is his personal business and it's his right to say whatever. As long as he doesn't break any laws, I don't think it should be an issue that needs to be discussed. If you feel that it is wrong for him to act like that, then you can confront him and say your view that it is wrong, but you know the consequences and the two of you will definitely have an argument.

Even if that's the case which should be respected, I do think that there's nothing wrong with advising someone about something, it's not like you're manipulating them to do your bidding or force them to do your advise right? There's nothing wrong with that because you're genuinely concerned with what they're doing and at the end of the day, they're the ones in control of what needs to be done so there's nothing wrong with giving an advise even if it's the most unhinge and stupid advise, you can give it out for free without worrying because if they have half a brain, they'd know not to follow that thing that you've said. Maybe the only thing that would matter in terms of gambling advise is that you consider the age of the person that's asking for advise, if they're of the age then go and do it by all means but if it's not then the only advise you can give is to tell them to gamble when they're old enough to have their own money.

[aioc]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

If those other gamblers are my friends why not for me sharing is caring and you are sharing your bad experience and you don't want to happen to them what happened to you, but it's just a piece of advice and will give it to them if I see them gambling badly where they spend a lot of money more than they can afford to lose, its a sign of addiction and as a friend you're alerting him of the consequence.

But on other people, I will not even dare it is none of my business because I don't know them personally and I have no idea how they gamble.

[robelneo]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

I share your opinion that we should not, but on random people that we don't know for people who are close to us it's ok to share our experience but not advise them to stop, you cannot stop gamblers from gambling just because of advice, they are the one in control on when they want to stop gambling.

If they are enjoying the games it is a piece of unsolicited advice and they will not take that kind of advice, when advising about gambling we have to check the character to whom we are giving advice, some will take it against you if you are not close to you,

[Blitzboy]

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What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

I think rather an adviser should give an insightful reason for his advise. Someone who is to advise somebody else is suppose to be someone who is very knowledgeable in the topic of advise. Like the topic in discuss, if the gambler has made wrong decision which has caused him to lose his life savings then he should surmon that courage to first expose his weakness to his listeners before delving into his advise and also anchor his advise based on his mistake but not to condemn it because of his error.

There will be some of his listeners who are also gambling the way he did but they are luckily winning and not getting into same problem that he had found himself in, so if he had given the right kind of advise which should be in two ways as to cause and effect then those who are gambling same way he did would benefit maximally from his advise. But now they are only getting one sided advise, meaning they are also likely to fall in his shoes soonest.

Gambling is profitable and you also run into loses but if you are a responsible gambler, you will know your fault and accept it any time you lose.

Just because someone's been through the wringer doesnt mean they're the best person to offer advice. Im a big believer in expertise, the best of the best. When a guy loses it all on a bad bet, then starts lecturing about the dangers of gambling - they've got experience, sure, but are they a winner? Probably not. Advice needs to be strategic, not just a list of mistakes. It could even be harmful, leading people the wrong way. Someone hitting a hot streak at the tables seems successful, but without a real understanding of the game, it wont last.

This isnt about blaming anyone. Its about building a winning mindset. Gambling responsibly? That means knowing the odds, the rules, and having a rock-solid plan. Thats when experience becomes valuable - when its combined with a strategy for success. People need a roadmap, not just a cautionary tale. Teach people how to win, not just warn them about losing.

[Churchillvv]

There are some people who have this kind of attitude of discouraging others based on their own experiences, and this same kind of people can also discourage people too not to take part in what has benefited them in order to keep all the profits to themselves.

The post is just a testimonial of an irresponsible man seeking relevance in the society, from the obvious he was even more stupid to have lost such an amount and announced it on a social media expect he didn't lose the money but a story.

The risk in gambling is what has been written all over the place, everyday people see this warnings and ignore them but later they start blabbing how bad gambling is. If you decide to take the risk it shouldn't be extended to others that the rule of gambling.

[entertheabyss]

Is there anything wrong with that? I mean it's his personal Facebook account, so it's his right to say what he wants to say - whether he encourages people to gamble or not is his personal business and it's his right to say whatever. As long as he doesn't break any laws, I don't think it should be an issue that needs to be discussed. If you feel that it is wrong for him to act like that, then you can confront him and say your view that it is wrong, but you know the consequences and the two of you will definitely have an argument.

We know what we choose to know and not following some basic drastic steps that are out of the align. We have two major path of gambling outcome, the losses and profits, which side is OP on? Before using your personal account to laments how terrible and insignificant gambling have turned the vast number of young minds. We argue alot when we have differences with our gambling colleagues and also not ready to listen to the other side. Consequently advises are given and its left for these persons to either follow or not.

[South Park]

There are some people who have this kind of attitude of discouraging others based on their own experiences, and this same kind of people can also discourage people too not to take part in what has benefited them in order to keep all the profits to themselves.

The post is just a testimonial of an irresponsible man seeking relevance in the society, from the obvious he was even more stupid to have lost such an amount and announced it on a social media expect he didn't lose the money but a story.

The risk in gambling is what has been written all over the place, everyday people see this warnings and ignore them but later they start blabbing how bad gambling is. If you decide to take the risk it shouldn't be extended to others that the rule of gambling.

That is the thing, if someone is worried about the potential dangers gambling could bring to their life, there are many documentaries they could watch that will give them a better perspective about it, there is no reason to read the testimony of someone that is obviously still being incredibly bias towards himself by claiming everything is the fault of casinos, when he was the one that decided to gamble and did so irresponsibly to begin with.

[arimamib]

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That is the thing, if someone is worried about the potential dangers gambling could bring to their life, there are many documentaries they could watch that will give them a better perspective about it, there is no reason to read the testimony of someone that is obviously still being incredibly bias towards himself by claiming everything is the fault of casinos, when he was the one that decided to gamble and did so irresponsibly to begin with.

Various experiences from documentaries can offer a wider perspective on gambling, but personal stories, even if biased, can also be valuable. Personal struggles need to be shared as firsthand testimony that can be a powerful way to raise awareness about gambling addiction. It can help other people recognize any negative signs in themselves or people around them who engage in gambling. I'm sure not all gambling addiction stories are about blaming casinos, some stories may provide personal triggers or the manipulative tactics of some gambling establishments.

People have to understand the thought process and emotions behind addiction, because those can be more impactful than just statistics and documentaries. Personal stories from former addicted gamblers combining documentaries can create a well-rounded understanding of gambling. That's the best way to gather information to make good decisions about gambling.

[Litzki1990]

There are many gamblers who gamble and take others with them. Those gamblers think that since I am gambling, I will teach them to gamble, so they only tell the positive aspects of gambling to another person, and if he does not have money at that time, the gambler himself pays those gamblers. 
What makes gambling addictive? 

I gamble and I get a lot of people who talk to me about gambling. I first select the person then what is the family status and what is the educational qualification of the person. Also, if it seems right to me, I tell him about gambling, taking into account how much he is inclined to take risks and how well he can control himself. If a day laborer talks to me about gambling, I don't discuss it much with him at all because he is already struggling, on the contrary, if he loses more money, it will be more difficult for his family. 
I think gambling should be taught to others by thinking like this.

[Peanutswar]

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Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

Not all gamblers have the same faith in playing gambling, let's accept the fact that a small percentage of the players are the ones who experience winning a large pool amount of profit. Some people keep saying to avoid gambling because they already experienced first-hand how much money they lose, some of them keep saying to keep trying because they have experienced winning at least once in their life. Gamblers love to take risks than nothing.

[348Judah]

The only advice i see is relevant is the one we can give others to help them have a better experience with the way they gamble, we shouldn't discourage them when they are enjoying the way they gamble, we should also have it in mind that everyone is to get it right about what gambling is, if we see ourself in any position of helping others then we should do so, and not to discourage them from gambling, they can actually have a reorientation and apply the right approach to how they have been previously gambling before time.

[Gaza13]

Something good inside advise your friend who is a gambler, Sometimes we give advice to our friends who are addicted, sometimes they ignore it. We are friends, at least there is an element of worry, but so be it. They are adults.

Maybe one day they will realize it themselves, for example if their property is lost in a gambling game, usually that is the incident that makes them realize it. What I'm afraid of is that they will lose control, such as taking someone's property and selling it and continuing to gamble again. This sometimes has a negative impact on gambling incidents.

[summonerrk]

Hi guys and ladies,
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Let's start with the fact that this guy made a completely insane all-in and now fell into some kind of depressively aggressive state. He must understand that he and only he is to blame for what happened to him. He should also understand that many people would not have made such an all-in, but acted more thoughtfully.
He should definitely not influence others after such a failure, because gambling does not ruin the lives of all people, but on the contrary, sometimes it is a great way to distract from problems in life. And relaxation contributes to the fact that diseases that appear during stress, such as stroke, recede.

[Shamm]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

As a gambler myself, I don’t think it’s wrong to discourage everyone to gamble especially if he has a proof of outcome with his life experience. There’s a high chance that someone will suffer same fate in the other side of the world because gambling is always the root of being greedy.

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

Yes for me, gambling is a source of entertainment that usually requires spending money for fun. Advising to quit is good for me if the person who will receive an advice doesn’t know how to play as a responsible gambler. It’s a case to case basis but there’s no harm on what he is doing.

Agree with this mate those gamblers who are not responsible then they got a bad result as we all know that  once a gambler is too addicted in the game then there's a chance that they wouldn't listen to the people who gave an advice. Cause all they think is playing and they will become happy once they are on the play. But honestly if we share a thought for anybody else then they got some idea or some lesson in our loss so it is very helpful to others who are not actually know yet what is in the gambling world.

[bubilas]

Hi guys and ladies,
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Let's start with the fact that this guy made a completely insane all-in and now fell into some kind of depressively aggressive state. He must understand that he and only he is to blame for what happened to him. He should also understand that many people would not have made such an all-in, but acted more thoughtfully.
He should definitely not influence others after such a failure, because gambling does not ruin the lives of all people, but on the contrary, sometimes it is a great way to distract from problems in life. And relaxation contributes to the fact that diseases that appear during stress, such as stroke, recede.

That's right, my friend. I can tell you about myself and how gambling helps me. I recently won two $50 promo codes in the BTC price prediction BC Game and CoinRoyale and just the realization that I will calmly brew tea in the evening, sit down with my laptop and spin slots for this money calms me down.
Many people spend money on cigarettes and alcohol. And for this money, I will even have the opportunity to double these amounts, and that's great! I will get good emotions, and this is exactly what I need after a hard day.

Gambling is not always a bad thing.