Smart or greedy gamblers

[Belarge]

Whatever you do, just stay profitable and the society will accept you.
You already made everything clear in your post because the society always wants to identify with success, so the moment a gambler losses his bet, automatically his not lucky or skillful enough but when the reverse os the case, then such a gambler is also automatically seen as very skillful and that’s how the life has been made to be and there’s nothing we can do about it for now that’s why I just said that, you should always try to stay profitable.

[fruktik]

People often judge people based on their actions. And the usual thing that appears in their mind is greed and luck…yes, we hear people saying you are too lucky and sometimes you are greedy.

Could we have a way to change it? None. We accept this will happen. Therefore, instead of asking opinions from others about our decision, it is better to keep it on our own, as surely it gains only criticism advice. People can never say anything good if you are in a bad situation but always praise when you are winning.

And I was a greedy person when I used to gamble. I couldn't calmly stop and take my winnings even if they were many times higher than the initial deposit. I continued until I saw "0" on my deposit again. It irritated me so much that sometimes I wanted to do something to myself. How many times did the thought of doing something bad come to me. I was an outright idiot who became totally addicted to casino games.

[retreat]

We can't deny that people often judge others based on what they experience - and no need to be hypocritical, sometimes we also see others like that. But personally I think more that "don't bite off more than you can chew" a person must be able to understand their abilities and not gamble more than they can afford. They must be more responsible for gambling, and if they can they must take profit when they have the opportunity to do so. In that case they will not be labeled as stupid gamblers.

[rachael9385]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

It's just human instincts to be interrogative and curious about other people's results, this is why you shouldn't tell anyone about the moves you make. There was a time that I cashed out a game that later played out, my win would have been 500 dollars but I was skeptical about the last game so I cashed out 150 dollars, it was quite painful but at least I was still in profit. If I had told my friends they would criticized me and tried to throw shades and what's funny is that if I didn't cash out and the game probably went side says they would still have something to say too. other people's opinions should affect your actions, gambling is a personal thing, do whatever your guts tells you.

[len01]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

This kind of assessment is common and has often happened since long ago in the gambling world. But this only applies to fellow gamblers. Because for non gamblers, they have different assessments. As I know, someone who is non gambler will judge every result that a particular gambler gets is just about being lucky or unlucky and always say "better stop" after giving a brief assessment.
So in this case, the negative or positive assessment depends on who is responding to the case.

Personally I respond to the case of gamblers who choose cashout to get existing profits, it is a gambler who values money or is more realistic. But for gamblers who do not choose cashout when the profit is in front of them and hope to get a bigger profit, I will consider it a courage and consistency in trying luck while using small bets.

[Popkon6]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

When a gambler enters a gambling game and takes as much money as he can afford to lose, he enters the game with as much money as he can afford to lose. But we do not notice that if the gambler loses, we identify him as a sign of addiction. The person is addicted to gambling, bye bye, he loses in the game of gambling, but we do not notice how patiently a gambler wants to maintain his bet or game when he is on the spot to gamble.
No gambler enters the game because he will lose, although the gambler tries hard enough on his part to win but luck does not support him, he loses. So there is no alternative to trying to make himself more experienced, the more gambling he participates in, the more experienced the gambler will become.

[bubilas]

We can't deny that people often judge others based on what they experience - and no need to be hypocritical, sometimes we also see others like that. But personally I think more that "don't bite off more than you can chew" a person must be able to understand their abilities and not gamble more than they can afford. They must be more responsible for gambling, and if they can they must take profit when they have the opportunity to do so. In that case they will not be labeled as stupid gamblers.

The fact is that many gamblers build their strategies based on the fact that they want to earn as much as possible. While the absolutely correct strategy is to not lose while earning, even if a little, but steadily and always.
This is the correct view of gambling, betting, trading and investing, and it is precisely to this that those who have been passionate about one of these activities for many years come, because you always need to proceed from careful money management.

[Kelward]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

This is how this world is, when you succeed you're a smart person but if you fail in the same thing you'd become a foolish person. Success is everybody's friend but failure is a bastard and it's applicable in gambling, when you hit the jackpot with huge amount of money people will praise you but if you lose they'd say you're an addict. Nobody knows exactly what the outcome of their gambling will be, it's a risky game, so do what you feel is best at any point, take cash out if you want or wait through if you want to increase your risk for a chance at a greater reward. Whatever strategy that you choose for gambling, remember to always use amounts that you can afford to loose.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Well its up to someone. If I win a literally good prize in casino, theres no doubt I will cash it out. I mean, thats the purpose of gambling aside from going there and relaxing while playing some slots.

Having good profits as a user you must locked in your profit and only use some spare funds from that. Dont be greedy to play it all again and ending up losing. Maybe if you want then come back again on another day but dont be naive to play it out chances you could lose that win or worse youll end up losing capital.

[satscraper]

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In my view each gambler has to be flexible in taking his decisions rather than "smart" or "greedy" ^{in the sense, mentioned in your post.} . He has to be soft as apple "at cashier desk " and hard as diamond when seeing the winning  chances at the end of game. No one has the right to label him no matter whether his  decision  on to cash out or proceed to the end was wrong or right.

P.S. BTW, I try to be flexible each time when such dilemma  takes place .

[Jody.Drummer]

We can't deny that people often judge others based on what they experience - and no need to be hypocritical, sometimes we also see others like that. But personally I think more that "don't bite off more than you can chew" a person must be able to understand their abilities and not gamble more than they can afford. They must be more responsible for gambling, and if they can they must take profit when they have the opportunity to do so. In that case they will not be labeled as stupid gamblers.

When someone bets beyond their own ability, it is clearly a highly greedy and selfish behavior, especially when they have actually won a win that can be withdrawn at that time, but with the mindset of being able to win even bigger, it makes them follow their greed and gamble again. No one has a problem with this because after all this is their own decision, but what must be considered is that sometimes greed can bring disaster.
You are right, if there is an opportunity to make a profit, then it must be done, and for people who gamble responsibly, I think they don't need to think twice when they win, they will definitely cash it in immediately, unlike those who gamble to make a profit, cashing out is definitely something that is quite difficult to do even though it is actually easy and can be done at that time.

[stomachgrowls]

Obviously gamblers judgemental.
Have you ever been to a casino where someone might come above your shoulder and of you ask even a simple question won't stop speaking?

That's what happens here. You post a screenshot and suddenly everyone has to say something. I don't blame the ones making the comments though. If someone invites comments it's entirely on them for having to understand not to take everything seriously. Peope say some damn stupid things when gambling and especially when commenting on other people's gambling. The truth is only you know what you can afford to lose and what it means to you.

You are definitely right or we can say that human beings are naturally judgmental specially into those who do have that kind of focus into watching someone without even trying to look at themselves about into the decisions that they are making and instead they are really that wanting to look into other peoples mistakes without even knowing that the amount that they are actually using is really just that the amount that they can afford to lose. We do always focus into the mistakes on where people do really be able to commit or to happen but once they have made out something big then we would be saying that they are responsible gamblers. lol. There's no way that we can be able to totally say that they are addicted just because we've seen them on doing gambling. There are still those individuals who are really that still having that good control towards their spending.

Greed is normal since we are just that humans and we do love money but the level of control and moderation will always falls down into someones decision at the moment that they are on such gambling or betting condition. Some will really be that responsible and some wont really be able to do so and this is why we are really that seeing different conditions specially about winnings and loses in towards other gamblers but honestly it will really be that best or much more better that you should really be that focusing on your own rather than on making up some comments towards other gamblers.

[Betwrong]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

No. There's nothing positive about being an addicted gambler. Even if they win big by chance, they will sooner or later lose everything due to their addiction. And I don't mean only money. I mean their time, energy—their whole life will be sacrificed to this horrid demon called Addiction.

[michellee]

It is easily to judge what other people do but it is difficult to judge ourselves because of what we did. But we don't have to say anything about them because not many people can accept the assessment from others. That can lead to a fight between them and make their relationship will be bad.

Whatever it is, we must responsible with our gambling and not just greedy want to win more. If we can not win, we must accept the result because we can win someday. We don't have to wait to take the money especially if we have that opportunity because we never know what will happen later.

[Sim_card]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

Don't get it twisted on who is an addicted gambler and someone who is not addicted. An addicted gambler will continue gambling and sleeping with gambling even if he is winning huge amount everyday or not, because he doesn't have self control over his gambling activities. An addict will go to extreme miles just to feed his addiction. Wether you are winning or not, an addict is an addict.

[viljy]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

It's funny, this is a very true remark, this is how human judgments are formed. In one of the psychology books, I came across the phrase that people like the lucky ones. The example you gave confirms the same thing. Although if we think about it, it is obvious that a person cannot influence his luck or failure in any way, then why do people around him attribute merit to one person with luck, and despise the second person for being unlucky? It's very surprising, but it's a reality.

[bettercrypto]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

Until now, such a scenario still happens, that if gamblers feel lucky when they gamble at the casino, they will borrow as much money as they can to exhaust the house edge in which is really impossible.

That's why the only ones who can control themselves to stop are those gamblers who are not controlled by greed. Because only greedy gamblers often lose even when they should have won but still end up broke in the end.

[danherbias07]

Hmm. Good point. I do believe greed can sometimes give us good results so it will depend on the person with how much he wants to walk away. But, I still think that we should also take advantage of the low transaction fee withdrawals. It's there for a good reason, so we can get in and out and maybe increase our wager to claim more bonuses and level up our VIP ranks.

IMO, there are still greedy gamblers. Imagine winning x10000 and still wanting to try and get one more just like what you experienced. That's greed. I have been in that situation because I thought I could repeat it but all I experienced was losses and I regret not walking out when I had the chance.

[lovesmayfamilis]

For me, gambling is always a personal matter and a personal choice of a person. We should not listen to those who say something in moments of success or failure. We can only blame or thank our luck. If someone decides to finish the game and withdraw money, this is only his choice. Just like if someone continues to play, expecting more. Everyone has different lives and different requirements; judging someone is pretty stupid, as well as bowing down to someone who supposedly seems very far-sighted. You do not know how many losses he had before. Therefore, if someone hears something addressed to them, advise them to buy a mirror and get on with their life.

[hedgeh0g]

Just as the topic says, there are times where we tend to make wrong judgment in gambling  based on the outcome of the game. Take for instance, if a gambler has the opportunity to cash out from his bet which is eventually higher than his staked amount and he refuses to cash out, if the game  end up in loss and he tells the story, its very easy to term him a greedy gambler. But if another gambler is presented with thesame opportunity and decides to hold on until the game end and he eventually wins the game, we tend to see such person as smart to not give up. Lol it funny how we make judgment. This is also how we think of addicted gambler who is lucky to win some huge amout as strategic gambler meanwhile another gambler who is not lucky enough to experience a good win we term them as addicted gamblers.

You have noticed some great features in gambling, I like it because it is usually not customary to talk about it, because if a player wins, then everyone considers him successful. Some do not even think about the fact that before this big win, this player lost 3 times more than this amount over 5 years of active play, for example. From the outside, of course, it looks like he is successful, they congratulate him and so on, and they do not know the main thing.

And the second situation is related to the fact that the player who acted strictly according to money management, observing various rules, calculated mathematically and did various analytics and analysis of the game. Such a player can lose because he was simply unlucky several times in a row. And if they find out that he lost, few people will care that he was an almost ideal player. I want to say that it is important to look not only at the surface, but deep into the player and not judge him by his wins or losses.