Ever Projected how to spend gambling profits while the game has not played yet?

[Mia Chloe]

In my opinion, anticipating how you would spend your potential gambling wins when you haven't even staked is simply too much. When you put in too much hope into anticipating gambling wins you end up being very tensed before the game which can even alter your decision making. Aside from that, if you as a gambler eventually loses the game you tend to feel the loss more since all plan you intended shattered the moment you lost the bet.

The fact that a majority of gambling activities and games require a great deal of luck is enough for a gamler to understand the losing that bet is very possible. Therefore the earlier and better you are able to keep These in mind, tye easier it would be for such a gambler to manage losses.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

What your friend has done is called unrealistic hope. He was busy hoping in something that has a high possibility of failing him tremendously. He surely counted his chicks before the eggs hatched. He's not alone in this act, sometimes some bet looks too good to fail, but in the end there is nothing like a sure game, even the biggest team has the possibility of flopping anytime. Taking for example, Everton which weak Chelsea beat 6 nil just last week, turned things around by beating almighty Liverpool by two goals to nil yesterday, I could not hold my frustration when such stupid performance from Liverpool deprived me of cashing out something nice for the week.

People do have similar experiences when they book what they think is sure and have hopes on it only for it to disappoint them and render their plans futile, but of a truth gambling isn't something to rely on as a basis of financial decisions making, so anyone who makes such mistake is invariably setting himself up by himself. You better find something better to raise finances from rather than hoping on gambling which has no definite return on investment.

[Casdinyard]

I always do so. I'm a man of patterns and trends after all.

Having some sort of agency and expectation as to how my games go allows me to become more confident with plays, more level-headed when I lose, and at the end of the day, allows me to really enjoy every time I gamble. A case could be made for people who just gamble on the fly without really having any idea as to how much they are willing to spend but at the end of the day, it would only work for you if you're gambling occasionally and are not gambling for profit. Learning or setting amounts before I even gamble, even projecting how much I'd earn and lose in the process is what makes gambling work for me. These predetermined courses I always take, while it gets tiring after some time, hits the itch in my brain that goes off whenever I gamble, and it has saved my bankroll a couple of times in the past already, so I know that this is a system that works for me.

Not here to preach about it anymore or something. At the end of the day if gambling on the fly is what works for you and you know that you won't get hacked to death by the cost of not being more prudent with your bankroll then go for it. Go crazy.

In the case of your friend though (pretty misleading title by the way), He had it coming, it's always show first, talk after. Not the other way around. Which is why I myself don't go out there actively telling my friends that I'll treat them, they gotta bring their own bread, cause only by then will I realize that they are indeed true ones and not just in it for my cash.

[topbitcoin]

The worst ridiculous and ugliest moment I have ever encountered pertaining gambling is when a friend told me and few other friends that he was going to take responsibility of the bills for our weekend hangout.
He had us that confidence to be unfailingly.
Guess what???
It was actually from a game he booked against the weekend that had him that morale to had projected this weekend hangout amongst us and it was not that he had secured the money to be assured.

As a matter of fact, he was nowhere to be found all through the weekend and could not even take his calls because he felt messed up of himself for the false promises.
While time passes by, you can imagine how he narrated the stories and felt remorseful of being a d!ck head as the game failed him as predicted.

Maybe because of shame, and not being able to face the fact that his empty promises could not be fulfilled. Imagine the way he would tell this story to you as well as to others. Of course, this retrospection gives rise to regret in him because his gamble was in vain and regret because what he promised was beyond realization. A valuable lesson about the importance of being responsible for our statements and actions, especially when it involves money or promises to other people. And it's best not to promise or swear when we are unable to fulfill it.

Gambling is full of uncertainty and unreliability, so it would be ridiculous to guarantee a win that we can't necessarily achieve. If we really can't afford to treat them to a hangout, then never mind, don't push yourself too hard just because you want to appear capable in front of them. Wanting to act cool and arrogant, in the end because the bet placed ends in failure, this ends up embarrassing ourselves in front of them. Unless the victory is already in our hands, then we can freely use the money as we wish, whether it's treating friends or something else.