[Just For Laugh] What kind of advice is this? 😂 🤣 🤣

[passwordnow]

He his the one that seek for advise from the public and in such an open unregulated platform like that, you could discover as many as possible weird answers that can be funny as well as annoying, some are saying what they said because of catching fun with what is serious to you, we have to sometimes learn to play a deaf ears on some comments

You know that it's reddit and many there are trolling when it's come to these subreddits that are asking for some advice. You don't expect everyone there to be real because that's what a forum is. While 99 folks there could be serious, one for sure is going to troll people around and will just make fun doing discussions while giving silly advices to a random guy that are asking seriously about it.

as well as make sure we are on the right platform to seek for an open advise.

While that one might be but it's just hard to stop these trolls around and you'd expect one to come when you ask for valid questions. Otherwise, someone who's in need of help and advises, better seek real people that they know about what they have to do and get some help from them. First, from their close friends and/or relatives or family and then if that's still won't be enough and no one's there to give them some, it's best to seek professional help that handles these matters and problems.

[3kpk3]

Hilarious! Borrowing money for gambling is never a good idea and the dude who messed up was obviously well aware of that which is why I get why some people were trolling him and the fact that it's toxic reddit.

Those money lenders will probably chase him to the ends of the earth to try and get their money back. Dumb people!

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Hilarious! Borrowing money for gambling is never a good idea and the dude who messed up was obviously well aware of that which is why I get why some people were trolling him and the fact that it's toxic reddit.

Those money lenders will probably chase him to the ends of the earth to try and get their money back. Dumb people!

Yeah, here in my country, it is practically impossible to run away forever from money lenders when you are owing them money, and it doesn't matter where you run to, or how often you change your phone number, the serious matter is that most of them are diabolical and will go to any extent to make sure they get back their money.

Away from the above, the issue of borrowing money solely for gambling is something we've extensively discussed about on this forum, but then, I think it's something we will never stop talking about, because even as children and teenagers are coming up, those of them who are getting into gambling are likely to make this mistake, many have ended up killing themselves as a result of borrowing money to gamble, losing the money and not being able to pay back, borrowing to gamble is something we must do away with in our society, and how can we achieve this? By constantly talking and discussing the dangers of doing it.

[Davidvictorson]

And another reddit user in the form of a comment chipped in an advice which after reading, I was really helpless with laughter 🤣🤣🤣, this is the funniest thing I comment I read on the internet today.

The answer itself is a sarcastic one.

Imagine doing this and living with full blown anxiety disorder for the rest of your life because you always have to watch your back. You'll sleep with one eyes open and definitely underground because no human is truly hidden once a person is determined to find you, even if the person likes let them be hidden somewhere with a native tribe in the amazon rain in South-America, you will be found.

Don't be in debt and try to play smart. The embarrassment and social stigma will be unbearable.

[bettercrypto]

It can be said that if it is bad advice, maybe the person who gives such advice is just a fool, and if there is someone who gives such advice to other people, it just means that the person does not really know anything.

We know that there is no good in gambling with gambling money that comes from debt; it's okay if it comes from our own money. It is not a wise strategy to borrow money and then gamble with the players or the gambler. It's like stabbing your own body.

[rodskee]

And another reddit user in the form of a comment chipped in an advice which after reading, I was really helpless with laughter 🤣🤣🤣, this is the funniest thing I comment I read on the internet today.

indeed a funny one , not giving this much attention in something stupid specially in gambling
now I can't stop laughing reading this thread of yours and the image bellow lol.

I just thought I should share, and maybe you guys have something to chip in too, find details in the shot posted below...

is this really an advise ? or this is a sarcastic one 

he might come to decide like this but for sure that will only bring Him more lower in life an may
end losing his own life for that stupid resort.

[Rruchi man]

The advice is like an irony. Meaning that he should stop borrowing money to gamble to avoid bad consequences from it which is losses and people chasing after him to collect the money they lend him.

The guy's advice was just a mockery. He is just teasing the person for using borrowed funds for gambling. This is a funny situation indeed but it still has a clear moral lesson which is never to borrow money to gamble.

I had a good laugh to it. Some gamblers never learn, and to keep advising them to do something different does not yield any positive result. So, advising them to continue and leading them on to show how they will end up may be a better way to change their minds.

It is totally irresponsible behavior to ask for financial help to finance gambling. You will turn yourself into someone that no one will want to pay attention to next time, when you have a more serious need. Don't abuse people's generosity.

[freedomgo]

Moral of the story..

don't borrow if you can't afford,
don't gamble if you can't afford.

Be responsible all the time as anything could happen to us if we don't pay our obligation, hiding because we can't pay our debts is getting the freedom we enjoy, it's even worst than a prisoner as you don't know who are after you, and worse if they are not afraid to take your life because you can't pay your debt.

It could be just a joke but it could happen in real life situation.

[ChiBitCTy]

And this my friends is why loan sharks were created.  Pretty insane to post about the fact that you're a scummy person who's not honoring your promised obligations.  Changing a phone number could help you be scummy and stay scummy for a bit of time, but 6k is a nice amount and enough of an amount for a legit bookie.  If this person is dumb and cheap enough to pull shit like this, I'm pretty sure it won't be all that difficult to find out where they live.  Typically bookies won't take that kind of action without having some details on someone, at least as far as I've ever know/seen personally. 

If I was legit advising him, I'd ask to set up a payment plan.  Not ignore the guy forever.

[yahoo62278]

Well, let me start by saying that this is nothing serious really, apperently, I was just scrolling down my reddit feeds and came across this post of a guy in a reddit gambling who said he was owning $6k as a result of sports betting, and obviously; he's not able to pay the money, and in other for him not to be disturbed by the lender, he changed his phone number, and he was asking for advice on what more to do to keep evading paying back that debt..

And another reddit user in the form of a comment chipped in an advice which after reading, I was really helpless with laughter 🤣🤣🤣, this is the funniest thing I comment I read on the internet today.

I just thought I should share, and maybe you guys have something to chip in too, find details in the shot posted below...

Sadly that is how some gamblers are. They borrow and hide til they have the money and when they get too deep they kill themselves or get killed in some cases. Lenders know that they are taking a risk by lending to degenerates, so they prob don't let someone get too deep.

[btc78]

Lol. We caan't deny that reddit sometimes is funny despite a lot of foolish people around. I really don't understand op who was asking for some advice. What else can one do in his position but to pay the debt that he had consciously given himself?

Thank you to the comment who humbled op for thinking he was actually going to get some validation that running from his lenders is a good thing and that he should continue doing so while doing more things to hide himself from everyone.

No one can hide forever especially from someone who is very keen on finding you.

[adaseb]

I am pretty sure both those posts are fake and they are clearly for entertainment only.

No bookie is just going to only keep your cell phone number as a way of contact. It would be way too easy for any losing bet to basically buy another sim card for $5 and get a brand new phone number. And same with the guy that replied. Owing money and he is suggesting to borrow more money and bet that money as a means of paying off both bets.

He is just doing it for exposure and its funny but its definately fake.

[LogitechMouse]

The sarcasm of that guy is at its peak, but I wonder if the user really followed that advice from that user.
Well, if he does then he will slowly dig his hole into the ground, and if he continuously does it, he will only have two options in his life - either pay all of his debts or commit... you know what it is.

Anyway, no need to be serious in the thread like what OP has shared. Advice like that isn't that rare especially when we are in the online world. What's rare is the number of people who will follow that kind of advice. Either or, I guess I need to use reddit more often to see advice like this, eh? Moral lesson on OP's post? Follow the guy's advice.

[EarnOnVictor]

No one needs to be wise to know that this advice is foolish because even primary school pupils will advise better than that. Using risk to pay a debt is risky, so the advice should be the type one should consider dead on arrival. First, I blame the guy who would stoop so low to borrow money to gamble, that is a very bad idea, as for him to continue to borrow money to gamble may result in more losses and more debts. We all know gambling, which includes the parlay he was advised to bet, anything betting is not what you can guarantee, anyone may lose at any time. Luck is obviously needed here, especially when you are desperate for money, the fear will surely be there. But luck as it is is not what you can vouch for, it only visits those it blesses randomly.

My advice for the debtor is to stay calm and not get himself frustrated but find the right alternative to pay it back. The person who could borrow $6,000 should have a good income and a repayment plan. So he should try to chart his repayment plan even if it will take ages...lol.  After all, debt is not a criminal offence.

[davis196]

Please move this forum thread to the Gambling Discussion forum. The Gambling forum is more about Casino announcement threads.
Ah yes, Reddit is full of helpful people. I can agree that most gamblers aren't the smartest people on Earth and seeking advice for your debts and gambling addiction on Reddit is kinda hilarious. Jokes aside, the best advice would be "quit gambling, get a job, pay back your debts". This is easier said than done, but there's no way around. The gambling addict would be completely delusional, if he thinks that he will recover his losses and pay back his debts just by winning big on sports betting.

[Mayor of ogba]

the guy giving the advice is being sarcastic and trolling the OP of that post, I mean, he deserves it since the OP of that post is clearly being an asshole to the person he borrowed money from. only a moron would actually take the guy giving the advice seriously, but I am curious whether the OP of that post would actually take the guy's advice seriously😂

I like the response he got since he intentionally doesn't want to repay his debt and wants to keep evading. Since the OP of that post doesn't want the advice that will make him repay his $6k debt, the guy decides to advise the OP wrongly so that he will continue in such an act, and maybe he will be caught one day. The OP of that post will not want to take the guy's advice because he knows it will lead him to more problems that will be too big for him to solve.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

A gambling addict should not ask advice form none professionals. It's a serious disease and it requires professionals + support from loved ones to recover from it. 

Jokes aside, the best advice would be "quit gambling, get a job, pay back your debts". This is easier said than done, but there's no way around. The gambling addict would be completely delusional, if he thinks that he will recover his losses and pay back his debts just by winning big on sports betting.

That reddit user who replied gave the same advice but it was presented in a funny and interesting manners.

[bitterguy28]

Hilarious! Borrowing money for gambling is never a good idea and the dude who messed up was obviously well aware of that which is why I get why some people were trolling him and the fact that it's toxic reddit.

the only thing that a gambler must not do is to borrow money just to gamble because the fact that you risking not only your chance but also the lenders money that will be our obligation pay no matter what.
and also if ever you win then chance of paying them back is there but what if you lose? then you have multiple obligation.

Those money lenders will probably chase him to the ends of the earth to try and get their money back. Dumb people!

or else kill himself to free from that lenders and of course from the misery of gambling.

[Slow death]

I don't know in which country this guy who borrowed is living, but if he is living in a country where the central bank has criminalized loans made by unlicensed banks and by people who lend money and charge interest, then he can have the luxury of changing his phone number because the guy who lent money can't charge him with interest, but if the guy who lent him the money didn't charge interest and lent it to him as a friend, then the guy who lent money can report it to the police and they will arrest the person who borrowed money and doesn't want to pay. Therefore, in my opinion, it would be wiser for him to negotiate ways of paying the debt instead of changing his phone number, something like paying the debt in parts.

[Volimack]

Agreed, changing phone number is never a good idea or taking legal action will make things much more drastic. That's why I think never avoid lenders. It can increase the danger. Try to keep in touch with them it should never be assumed that they are not thinking of any countermeasures for you not picking up their phone or avoiding notifications. Tell them about your situation. They will at least try to repay the loan at your convenience.