This is Greediness but It will be painful>>>

[Hewlet]

When he heard the that the game he gave to his friend entered for the guy and he loss the game so the guy was speechless and he was in pain throughout the week. And the guy who won the game, gave him $200. If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

that you gave me a game to stake and it ended up playing out the way you predicted doesn't mean that I owe you any percentage of the profit. If I decide to give you, it should be totally out of my generosity to reward you for the help you rendered and nothing more. It's not right to feel entitled at all since you hard your chance of winning but chooses to squander it all out. This sort of event has happened countless numbers of times and in some instances, after you've given some one a sure game you feel will play out the person goes ahead to playing with an amount that's more than what he should have gambled with and loses the money in the process. What happens in such instance? Do you go in to share in the loss of the Person? You just normally take it as it happens and don't make a scene out of it.

[Roseline492]

A colleague in office played a game (sport bet) and the booking codes were given to him by another of his friend and he played the game exactly how the guy presented code with the number of odds. And the gambler who game him the codes, played more odds to win bigger and when the match finally ended, this my colleague odds entered and he won $7,600 and the guy who gave him the booking codes loss the game.

When he heard the that the game he gave to his friend entered for the guy and he loss the game so the guy was speechless and he was in pain throughout the week. And the guy who won the game, gave him $200. If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

If I'm to be the person that gave him the game I will not do anything or envy the guy but instead I will be very mad at myself for allowing greed overshadowed my reasoning, so actually the guy that won the $7,600 has a good heart for given the guy $200 since there was no agreement that after winning he will return some percentage to the guy, well at least the $200 he got should be able to cover for his staking money, though I have seen a situation were this similar case resulted to a big conflicts between two gambling friends, where a gambler brought a certain booked code from someone and gave to a friend to gamble and out of greed he decided to add some additional games to the code and it later happens that the other guy won instead of him, he became angry that they would share the money because he was the person that gave him the game, so actually a situation like this can sometimes results to serious hatred or issues.

[Apocollapse]

I don't understand what's actually the "greediness"?

Two guys make a bet, one win and another one lose, both of them gamble with the same amount, I don't see any greediness at all.

However, it's obviously painful to see our friends is better than us. We, as a human, mostly are happy to help our friends, because we're in the higher position. But, if we know our friends surpass us, it's painful.

The good thing is the friend don't mind to share 200 bucks to him.

[$weetne$$]

A colleague in office played a game (sport bet) and the booking codes were given to him by another of his friend and he played the game exactly how the guy presented code with the number of odds. And the gambler who game him the codes, played more odds to win bigger and when the match finally ended, this my colleague odds entered and he won $7,600 and the guy who gave him the booking codes loss the game.

It is not always greediness that causes things like this because maybe he thought he could add more game to win. What if the games he added would had been the reason why he won like the other games were not going to give him the win, what will you call it then. There is nobody that knows how a game will end, everybody playing is just trying their luck and sometimes they can be lucky while other times they would not be very lucky. How the game ends does not depend on us but we just have to be very careful so we do not make mistakes that will make us to lose our bets instead of winning it. Next time, the gambler is going to be more cautious with the games he plays. Although ot is not greediness from my view but it will be very painful as you will be angry the other individual won and not you.

[Kelward]

I don't consider staking more money in gambling to be greediness, if it's so then it means that anybody that gambles more than once in a day is also greedy. When you gamble more you increase your risks in the hope of a greater win and you'll accept whatever the outcome is because gambling is luck. It's said that failure is a bastard and when you stake a higher amount of money and win, you're called brave but if you lose you'll be called greedy for staking more.

The guy who gave his friend the winning ticket should not be seen as been greedy, afterall he never knew that the games that he gave his friend will all go through. It's good that the friend appreciated him with the $200, but if I were the one I should've given him more based on the fact that he didn't win anything.  Although losing is painful that is why we need to gamble with the amount that we can afford to loose.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

A colleague in office played a game (sport bet) and the booking codes were given to him by another of his friend and he played the game exactly how the guy presented code with the number of odds. And the gambler who game him the codes, played more odds to win bigger and when the match finally ended, this my colleague odds entered and he won $7,600 and the guy who gave him the booking codes loss the game.

When he heard the that the game he gave to his friend entered for the guy and he loss the game so the guy was speechless and he was in pain throughout the week. And the guy who won the game, gave him $200. If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

I would feel very bad if I was the guy, but I'll feel bad for my own greed only and not for my friend's win. I love it when people succeed, so I'll accept the $200 in good faith and further my life, maybe next time I'll give him another game, play the same game and further my creativity in another one so I'll not make same mistakes again. $200 is a good tip since there was no previous agreements before issuing him the game.

Gambling is luck, his friend's luck shone that day, tomorrow might be his, so let the fun and struggle continue. No hard feelings.

[Z_MBFM]

$200 is enough thank you for helping him with the odds. He took on the full risk of the game and would have not been compensated if he had lost his entire wager, so there is no burden of expectation to give out more of his winning. No one knows what personal needs will take up a huge amount of the winning.

For some $200 is a very large amount and for some it is a very small amount depending on their professional earning amount. I deposit $10-30 in one transfer to gamble most of the time. Because I have previously deposited a huge amount of gambling and lost the entire amount.  And one thing I understand very well is that when your luck is good you can win big amount even with very small amount but if your luck is bad then you lose everything no matter how big amount you deposit.

Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

I don't predict games for people, I just gamble when I feel like usually at the spur of the moment.

Gambling is a means of entertainment. Here you can enjoy gambling by predicting yourself, but you do not have the right to invest by sharing predictions with others.  But if your circle of friends asks you for advice then you can certainly give it.  But in this case also be sure first that he will not blame you for his loss.

[Fiatless]

When he heard the that the game he gave to his friend entered for the guy and he loss the game so the guy was speechless and he was in pain throughout the week. And the guy who won the game, gave him $200.

Gambling is an unpredictable business. It requires patience and endurance, because you might not always win. The guy is generous enough to give his friend such an amount. He is a good friend and deserves to be appreciated. 

If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

This was a very painful experience since he had the opportunity to win and lose because of his mistake. He just lost money, not his health or life, so he has to endure it. I can generally give my opinion about a game, but I don't recommend games to them. If they lose the game you gave them, you might be blamed, and I don't like the blame game. 

[betswift]

Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

I don't predict games for people, I just gamble when I feel like usually at the spur of the moment.

Gambling is a means of entertainment. Here you can enjoy gambling by predicting yourself, but you do not have the right to invest by sharing predictions with others.  But if your circle of friends asks you for advice then you can certainly give it.  But in this case also be sure first that he will not blame you for his loss.

Yeah, it shouldn't be taken with a grudge if the bet wouldn't go as intended afterward, I agree.

[danherbias07]

I think I've heard this story somewhere here in the gambling discussion threads too. Very same story.

Anyway, If I am the guy who lost, maybe I made a mistake that ruined the ticket. If it's greed then it's my mistake, what is there to cry about? The other guy won, congratulations to him but because I wanted a bigger multiplier I tried to risk it higher by adding more. It does happen especially for sports gamblers who think they can still add something to sweeten the deal.
I bet he is now thinking of a way to win next time and I doubt he will share it again considering he already gave the first one to the other guy who won.

[Natalim]

What code? You mean the guy gave another guy a tip but didn’t actually bet on the tip himself? That’s insane! But for the person who received the tip and won that huge amount of money, that’s something else. I don’t want to dig deeper into why it happened, but I like that the winner gave $200 to the person who lost, as that amount could still be used for gambling, and who knows, he might get back on top.

But why is the title about greediness when the winner gave $200? I’m confused.

[betswift]

What code? You mean the guy gave another guy a tip but didn’t actually bet on the tip himself? That’s insane! But for the person who received the tip and won that huge amount of money, that’s something else. I don’t want to dig deeper into why it happened, but I like that the winner gave $200 to the person who lost, as that amount could still be used for gambling, and who knows, he might get back on top.

But why is the title about greediness when the winner gave $200? I’m confused.

It's honorable, really. And yeah, didn't see much greed there

[rachael9385]

Without saying much mate, I have also created a thread that's similar to yours but the difference is just that the dude that won his gamble gave money to his friend that gave him the booking codes. However, those that gives out booking codes to their friends are indeed good friends because they want a case that whenever they win their friends should also win with them, but on the other hand it looks like it doesn't favor those that predicted the games by themselves because they all added greed to their bets.

[coin-investor]

When he heard the that the game he gave to his friend entered for the guy and he loss the game so the guy was speechless and he was in pain throughout the week. And the guy who won the game, gave him $200. If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

I have experienced this many times and am always thankful that my tips helped another gambler. I'm also always thankful for the tips they gave me. I have also won on tips coming from other people, of course, and I also gave them tips. It is a cycle of sharing for gamblers.

We are responsible for all our gambling actions. We can take those tips and follow them, and we can give other tips to help them win. Just be thankful whenever you receive tips from other gamblers and also give tips to those who helped you win. It's an unwritten conduct of gamblers among themselves.

[AliMan]

A colleague in office played a game (sport bet) and the booking codes were given to him by another of his friend and he played the game exactly how the guy presented code with the number of odds. And the gambler who game him the codes, played more odds to win bigger and when the match finally ended, this my colleague odds entered and he won $7,600 and the guy who gave him the booking codes loss the game.

When he heard the that the game he gave to his friend entered for the guy and he loss the game so the guy was speechless and he was in pain throughout the week. And the guy who won the game, gave him $200. If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

I haven't predicted a game for someone, rather I'll do it myself so nobody would be blame on my mess. But being greedy is not our control, it's someone's decision or emotional breakthrough that couldn't be overcome my any means. Once I hit that winning streak, I won't risk for more because hitting that fortune won't be easy in the next more rounds. So you better strike the iron while it's hot!

[Strongkored]

he just happened to be unlucky, so his response should be normal even though it is not easy to accept the fact that he was close to winning but because it did not happen it means it was not his luck, be grateful that his friend was willing to share and $ 200 as a thank you is a large amount because actually the winner of the bet has no obligation to share but he is generous enough so the loser should also be able to be happy with his friend's victory, unless he has a jealous nature.

[Coin_trader]

If you were the guy who loss the game which you were the one gave him the codes. What will you do? Lolz. Gambler's life. Life goes on. Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

I will not tell to the other guy that I loss the bet due to my own mistake of changing and act cool like I won too. Saving face is much better than ask for a pity tip from the guy who trusted your pick.

Taking the 200$ tip is such pathetic because you’re the one who introduced that pick while you are also the one who didn’t stick to it meaning you abandoned your friend for that original pick.

[YOSHIE]

Have you predicted a game for some and the person won the game but you loss out?

It's happened several times, but I don't regret it, I thought it was his luck in betting this time and unlucky for me, but something like that happened again, I advised my friend and gave him the code, but another friend gave me a code to bet, I won and he lost, I don't think it's greed, it's just luck and coincidence.

This phenomenon happened to me and my friend in lottery gambling, where I once gave the code (4405) he placed the lottery (44), (05), (440) and (4405) with a total win of almost $10k, I myself actually don't put in the numeric code, instead I placed another one (5504) of course I had to accept the defeat, but it didn't matter he also gave me some $$ tips, in essence: what we believe in doesn't win and the joking and prank code wins, that's what gambling is like, fate and destiny.

[bitbollo]

typical mistake of sports gamblers.
they enter too many events, practically creating combinations that are much more unlikely than the real value of the final odds.
nothing new. it takes years and years to learn and understand this aspect of gambling. moreover the "jackpot" wasn't lower at all....
 
for sure a nice gesture from the winner who wanted to give a tip to his friend
however, I would avoid any discussion or situation relating gambling in my office...

[Davidvictorson]

I believe that we all know one of two persons who have been in this type of situation before. I don't think it is anything new. It happens all the time. Whether there is greed or not involve it is life and shit happens. What is important is the lesson learned. Will the person who gave the booking code do repeat this again next time with some other person? The guy who won and decided to give him a small portion of the money did it out of benevolence and not because he owed him anything. What if he had also lost, will the person who gave him the booking code reiemburse him for the money lost?