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

[Davidvictorson]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

[Apocollapse]

Without this competition, it's already hard to beat the house, so having this competition make the gamblers have smaller chance to win. It's a good deed to donate your money to a charity, but actually even you didn't donate it, the casino high likely will give it to charity because they need to spend some money for social responsibility (although only regulated casinos did this).

For now I will not do it, but if I'm rich and there's nothing I want to achieve again in my life, I will do it.

[Charles-Tim]

If it is a competition for celebration, why not. It is for Father's Day celebration. It is something that I can do if I am to participate in something like that. But if the competition will not involve me to use my own money to gamble. If it the competition would involve my own money, I will not participate. I will prefer to do donations without gambling.

[BABY SHOES]

This is obviously a competition with a good idea that those who win a small bonus should donate to charity, but if you have to involve your own money in a gambling competition even though the ultimate goal is good I will not participate in this contest, unless it is a slot contest with free money and who wins the money for charity maybe many people will participate.

Have your own way to donate money to charity without involving gambling, then you if you feel upset about losing a lot of money? Of course in slot games we won't win more.
And in the video with thousands of dollars of capital, I dare not do that just because money is so big for me.

[EluguHcman]

I can not stake my money and expects winning before I can give to the charity or neither can I engage on such competition games that if I win then I will have to give it to the charity.

So what happens when. I fail other times.
Maybe I will even loose on several time and probably if I am lucky to win, instead of me to account the winning as my recovery then I would have to give it out to the charity?
Of course not I can not do that.

Although at some point, I might personally decide that if I am lucky to win on a first or a particular round, I am either giving a specific % or 100% to the charity but I am not  taking that as competition.

[Kemarit]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

I don't know if this is for the clout only or whatever, but why do they really need to make a competition to make a donations? Why not just go directly to the charity that they want to donate, easy as that.

Of course, I will support the cause because it's good, however, I might have my doubts that this father and son are gambling and then just showing it off to get views. And we all know that there are people, ordinary individuals who go and donate with whatever amount they can to charities without going to this kind of video promotion, IMHO. My statement might be controversial though, but that's how I see it.

[Samlucky O]

Donating to the charity is something that needs to be done without directing it towards game winning. though it is another form or way of helping the charity. Another thing is that the game was not Fair in my own opinion because it would have been better if the highest winner with enough bonus will donate to the charity instead of the one with smaller bonus donating to the charity. but as the case may be it is now vise versa, but anyway it's still a good things that people would use such medium of gambling to help people. to me it's a welcome development to give game/gambling a good name and not always a bad name as they usually said.

[Wexnident]

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Because not everyone is that kind? I personally think I wouldn't do this nor would I personally donate to a charity if ever really. If I won enough to live my life then yea sure I'd do it but with my current state? Nah. With the event doing something like this then maybe? As I've said before in this forum I don't really mind much of where my money goes when I gamble so if I do lose due to having the smaller bonus then I'd be fine ig.

If it was something like a charity tournament where I spend my own money to grow my own bank though then hell nah. Afaik this is how some streamers do their tourneys? Personally I'm just confused why in the first place they just don't donate it directly lol.

[m2017]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause.

What if both participants (father and son) are losers? It may be easier to directly donate this money to charity.

It seems to me that everything that is done on YouTube is done to increase views, and a plausible pretext under the guise of charity is carried out for the sake of monetization.

I believe that such YouTube channels should not be idealized as something disinterested and truly associated with charity.

I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this.

I've never heard of casinos doing something like this.

Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

This is a good incentive to be among the winners.

If you end up a loser, the consolation will be that the prize money will go to a good cause for those in need.

[btc78]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in.

It’s always a good thing to donate but having the person with a smaller win donate it to charity as some sort of punishment for the loser delivers the wrong message.

It makes it seem as if donating to charity is a bad thing. Losing the game is bad enough already and if you associate it with donating to charities then people would also feel bad donating. It’s better if donating was done willingly.

[summonerrk]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

It seems to me a very strange idea to play gambling with my son.
I myself have tried many different gambling games, as well as betting, and I’m glad that I didn’t encounter these entertainments in childhood, because I don’t know what kind of future I could have had. It is better for children to do serious things, such as study computer science. And even though gambling with charity is described above, I don’t think this is a good idea.

[Richbased]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

Very few gamblers can be able to do that, what most gamblers does when they win in a gambling office is just to give people around there some amount of their winnings to share among themselves then they leave the gambling hall with the rest of their winnings. It is difficult for most gamblers to donate their winnings to charity let alone agree to get involved in this kind of challenge that involves the person with the least bonus winning to give it out to charity so I see some father to son connection right there and it is clear that they gamble just for fun but those gamblers that are very inquisitive on winning and maybe used the money to sort out their livelihood will not buy this kind of idea between father and son.

It is clear that the family likes giving to charity because it only takes people that have done similar or something like that before to have that thought before they started playing and looking at the father and son, they look financially buoyant so his son giving out his bonus to charity doesn't affect them.

[Cantsay]

Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

If it’s with someone I know or I’m very close to and it’s also on a special occasion I’ll definitely take part in it and have fun with them but if it’s someone I don’t know I don’t think I’ll even bother doing it with them.

We should also keep in mind that those people (the father and son) did that video just for the sake of content creation - if they were not into content creating do you think they would do anything like that? So it’s not always good to do comparison with people that usually go out and showcase what they have done to others just to gain more followers and views.

[Die_empty]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

Donating to people in need is a noble course. One shouldn't wait until he wins in gambling before giving to charities. So what will happen if you don't win for a long time? You might not have seen gamblers donating to charities because they do it in secret. Some religion forbids public shows of liberality.

We should also keep in mind that those people (the father and son) did that video just for the sake of content creation - if they were not into content creating do you think they would do anything like that? So it’s not always good to do comparison with people that usually go out and showcase what they have done to others just to gain more followers and views.

These days one rarely sees any real events on social media. The majority of what we watch is staged to gain viewership and make money. People do anything to create content and benefit from it. I just learn from those that are beneficial and discard the rest.

[Kelward]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

It's not a bad idea for father and son to gamble together, as far as the son is an adult and has a job. It's part of hanging out and having fun while gambling with the amount that they can afford to loose. Donating gamble wins to charity means that the gambler is truly gambling for fun and can afford to loose the money, and if they win and donate the money there'll be no regrets or hard feelings. I consider the competition to donate to charity as a healthy competition and it will improve the bond between the two of them, I think that I can do the same thing, so far that I know that my son is a responsible adult.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I watched a YouTube video where the father and son had a slot betting competition. The rule was simple- the individual with the biggest bonus wins while the individual with the smallest bonus will have to donate all of it to their favorite charity which the family has been involved in. I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this. Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

Why not? Yeah, it's the very definition of gambling, but at the end of the day, their competition will result in a better way, they are going to donate to the charities that they wanted so it's all good. Maybe they are doing it for to inspire others which is good as we have seen the biggest youtuber in Mr. Beast also doing this kind of competition amongst his peers and group of friends and the winner he will donate thousands of dollars to their charity of choice. So in the end, it's a win-win situation.

And I think this father and son has a lot of money to burn though, it's not like this is their last money to gamble and loser going home empty handed or will have no money. So I don't think that you won't have to worry that they will be nothing left. As for me if I happen to lose but the money left to me is going to be donated to the less privilege, I will be ok with it.

[ethereumhunter]

If I want to donate my money to favorite charity, I don't have to playing gambling but I will directly send my money to that charity. Playing gambling is not for that reason but if some people like that idea, that will be no problem as they have different reason to playing gambling. But if someone asks me to playing gambling because of that reason, I will say that I will gives the money and let him to send it to charity and not use that money for playing gambling.

That will cause that person doesn't have anything left because he lost his money in that competition. But if he accepts that rule, he can still playing gambling with his opponents and hopes that he can wins the biggest bonus. He can also gives the wins money to the individual with the smallest bonus and send that to their favorite charity.

[YOSHIE]

Do you think this is the kind of competition you will like to get involved in knowing that even your smallest bonus wins will all be given to charity and you'll have nothing left?

You could say the ratio is 1000/1, it is very rare to find gamblers or competitions like that, most gamblers are greedy and greedy, there is no absolute winnings, donating them to foundations or charities, Generally for themselves, things that happen on YouTube are an honor for them in their assessment.

To be honest, if that happened to me, I would definitely not give all my winnings to charity, maybe I would give 30% of my winnings to a foundation, it is haram for me to give money all to charity, If our family or neighbors are still in need or hungry, I might consider the family or neighbors first, then charity.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I liked the idea gambling and donating to charity for a good cause. I have hardly heard of gamblers doing something exactly like this.

I don't. If you want to donate to charity, it's better to save what you're going to bet and donate directly, rather than end up broke and not only unable to donate, but not even having enough for yourself, as we've seen in some cases in this section. In the end, it seems to me that people are looking for any excuse to gamble and not feel bad when they lose a lot of money.

'But... I was going to donate it! And I don't know what happened and I ended up losing all my money for the month and what I had borrowed in a quick loan.'

[Gozie51]

I think donation should be what is done out of volition so that the blessings of it will be received but if someone has to compete for the sake of loser donating to charity, it may not be what everyone would like to involve in. I would rather prefer to give directly to charity than giving because of gambling competition bet. Although it depends on our perception towards it but personally, giving with good heart and not because of some mandatory attachment to it would be more valuable. Like some charity homes that is built on religious tenets may not accept such donation if they get to know about how it was organised.