Gambling Competition: Player with the smallest bonus donates all to Charity

[Jody.Drummer]

For me, I believe that one must be satisfied first before they can give to another person. If, for example, you have one loaf of bread and you're hungry and someone asks you for your bread, knowing how hungry you are, you cannot give out all your loaf to that person, but you can offer to share it with the person. That's an act of kindness. Kindness is not when one gives out everything they have for charity sake, while they actually need part of that thing to survive. You can give when you still have the one to depend on. 

Sharing food and money you can not express in the same way. For food, you can share a small portion of yourself but for the money you may win a small amount of you or a handsome amount but that might not be satisfactory to you so there is no way to make others happy. If you consider it as contributing as a human being then I do not think it is in gambling. In gambling every person is too much hungry which can't be filled up so there is no way to think about others.

In my environment there are many of my friends who gamble online, and of course there are some of my friends who can get quite big wins from gambling. When I or my friends win, there will be a division that is done, for example when I win $ 200 and my friends who are next to me are two people, then I will share it with each getting the same amount like $ 40. that's what I do and my friends do when they win, and I think something like this is included in donations. Although sometimes it is not mandatory, sharing is fun as long as we are able to do it ourselves, I mean don't force yourself to do something like this, if you are not able to do it, you should not do it.

[danherbias07]

This is only a marketing move, just like that, he ended like the good guy, but the reality is that he just use the charity to promote his channel and get subs, which is a cruel move, but it works.

If he really antes to do a charity move, the he would donate the bonus buy money to the charity, and not risk the money on gambling.

Truly, that's most of the cases right now. Using charities to boost the number of subscribers, views, and likes. Well, people can get easily affected by such a kind move but I disagree with showing it to the people by means of videos or photos.
I have heard this many times "If you want to help, you don't need to record it.". I strongly agree with that kind of belief because there are people now who are only using those kinds of things for their own profit.
Still, it looks to me like both father and son do want to help because the Dad said that his Pops was involved in that charity for a long time so I guess they are just continuing what he started.
Using gambling though, I don't know if that's a good idea.

[Adbitco]

This is only a marketing move, just like that, he ended like the good guy, but the reality is that he just use the charity to promote his channel and get subs, which is a cruel move, but it works.

If he really antes to do a charity move, the he would donate the bonus buy money to the charity, and not risk the money on gambling.

Truly, that's most of the cases right now. Using charities to boost the number of subscribers, views, and likes. Well, people can get easily affected by such a kind move but I disagree with showing it to the people by means of videos or photos.
I have heard this many times "If you want to help, you don't need to record it.". I strongly agree with that kind of belief because there are people now who are only using those kinds of things for their own profit.
Still, it looks to me like both father and son do want to help because the Dad said that his Pops was involved in that charity for a long time so I guess they are just continuing what he started.
Using gambling though, I don't know if that's a good idea.

I have watched lot of video I mean FB/IG videos and youtube videos were people are doing charity by giving people money and showing all kind of love to another while they kept recoding it and post online, to me it seems that it's the easiest way to boost their channels and get more likes since most people are active on social to ease away stress and pains after a very stressful day.

[Fiatless]

In my environment there are many of my friends who gamble online, and of course there are some of my friends who can get quite big wins from gambling. When I or my friends win, there will be a division that is done, for example when I win $ 200 and my friends who are next to me are two people, then I will share it with each getting the same amount like $ 40. that's what I do and my friends do when they win, and I think something like this is included in donations. Although sometimes it is not mandatory, sharing is fun as long as we are able to do it ourselves, I mean don't force yourself to do something like this, if you are not able to do it, you should not do it.

Giving to friends and family members after a win is a good move. But this shouldn't be a compulsory act. You might have lost for a long period before getting a win. That win might not be up to the amount you have lost. So I might decide not to give anybody a dime because I am just recovering my losses. Giving should be a freewill activity and shouldn't be done under pressure.

I have watched lot of video I mean FB/IG videos and youtube videos were people are doing charity by giving people money and showing all kind of love to another while they kept recoding it and post online, to me it seems that it's the easiest way to boost their channels and get more likes since most people are active on social to ease away stress and pains after a very stressful day.

These days you don't know what to believe on social media. The majority of what goes on there is staged and monetised. Some religions like mine don't accept the public display of your giving.

[Adbitco]

I have watched lot of video I mean FB/IG videos and youtube videos were people are doing charity by giving people money and showing all kind of love to another while they kept recoding it and post online, to me it seems that it's the easiest way to boost their channels and get more likes since most people are active on social to ease away stress and pains after a very stressful day.

These days you don't know what to believe on social media. The majority of what goes on there is staged and monetised. Some religions like mine don't accept the public display of your giving.

Yes you are correct because in most of the religion it's highly frown and if spotted out on public there are some penalty to face. But these days I don't know what really eating up youtube because there are lot incompetent people who are just making irrelevant videos in order to attract people attention to gain viewers and follower (subscribers).

[FortuneFollower]

I have watched lot of video I mean FB/IG videos and youtube videos were people are doing charity by giving people money and showing all kind of love to another while they kept recoding it and post online, to me it seems that it's the easiest way to boost their channels and get more likes since most people are active on social to ease away stress and pains after a very stressful day.

These days you don't know what to believe on social media. The majority of what goes on there is staged and monetised. Some religions like mine don't accept the public display of your giving.

Yes you are correct because in most of the religion it's highly frown and if spotted out on public there are some penalty to face. But these days I don't know what really eating up youtube because there are lot incompetent people who are just making irrelevant videos in order to attract people attention to gain viewers and follower (subscribers).

I totally agree. It's crazy what content such a concept produces.
And the most absurd thing is that it works.

[Solosanz]

In social medias, mostly the winner donates all to charity because they're already rich and they're doing it for fun. I think it's make sense because the smallest bonus aka "loser" is already not as happy as the winner, but he also need to donates all to charity, how the "loser" will be happy for doing that?

Some religions like mine don't accept the public display of your giving.

Yes you are correct because in most of the religion it's highly frown and if spotted out on public there are some penalty to face.

They can give excuses like "it's not for attention, but it's to encourage people doing good deeds, even I earn money by posting this video, I will spend more money to help charity", after that they will shut up.