Don’t judge someone just because they gamble big

[Numeral]

In fact, this is obvious: no one should be judged, because we don't know a person's circumstances, why they gamble, or how much they spend on gambling. It also happens that some gamblers remain roughly in balance, i.e., they don't go into the red. This is very possible in sports betting, where it is even possible to make a profit from your bets, even in the long run. Such people do exist.

And if we are talking about wealthy people, they can afford to play for amounts that many ordinary people do not even live on, let alone play for. It is interesting to watch high rollers, but many people cannot repeat this, so here it is necessary not only not to judge, but also not to envy.

[Dunamisx]

Gambling big or not is an individual decision, we have to understand why we must be able to stay put according to our affordability in gambling, we cant use the amount that cant be lost on gambling for the purpose, those we see gamble with big amount have their plans and they are not doing it to please anyone, instead they gamble to suite their own purpose and preference in it, which we must not follow if such does not applies to us.

[Akbarkoe]

In the first place are we meant to judge?absolutely no.Not because you’re gambling with $5 and you expect everyone to stick to that amount,the $5 could be another gambler’s limit on a daily while to most gamblers that amount could be their bankroll monthly.Not all fingers are equal,there are high rollers that stake huge amount on gambling and aren’t affected mentally or financially,that’s to show that they can afford to lose what they’ve staked.That’s why it’s advisable to bet on what you can afford to lose,the role of not having huge amount to gamble and going on any length like borrowing a loan is what we called irresponsible gambling habit yet it isn’t meant to be judged rather an advise would be profitable.

The size is relative depending on a person's financial situation, no one has the right to judge anyone to judge subjectively when the perpetrator spends $10k it is pocket money for them, maybe for most people yes it is a very large amount but not for other gamblers who think it is 1% -5% of their net income.
I agree that spending money that can be spent or lost on gambling is a form of responsibility that must be done so that it does not affect our personality.
Judgment is not good, especially when someone has made a mistake it will make it worse and they will continue to blame themselves, but if you take advice it is actually better for improving yourself, all of this also depends on your acceptance of what people say.

[TheUltraElite]

It is a personal choice to gamble or not. But someone will judge because they are human and if they care for you, obviously they might scold as well. We all understand that in the long run gambling will be leading to losses more than wins and we will not see a good outcome for that person's personal finance.

Hence it is common to judge, but of course the choice of the player is final.

If they keep a limit to what they are gambling with, then it is good for them, the person who is judging is being dumb, keep that in mind.

[Orpichukwu]

I know of this for sure, that some gamblers can be envious, they have to just do that maybe because they couldn't achieve having the same results or take the same risk others are taking, but in reality, we have to accept our fate and work by what is good for us and not be moved by other's decisions in gambling, because the way we all can take risk are different from each other.

We all take risks differently based on how much we make or how much we have. We don't expect the next person to be gambling with the same amount, as the amount we consider to be high and risky could be a little amount which the next person is willing to lose without even thinking about it twice. It could be higher than our wager, but that does not make it a reckless move because the person has more.

[JoyceBTC]

Yes Op you’ve said it as it should be. Everyone should gamble within their limit and with what they are comfortable loosing. But I feel most people who judge people that gamble big is because they feel if they were in possession of that money the other person is using for gambling they maybe would have made better use of it or it would have gone a long way for them since it’s a huge amount and wouldn’t consider gambling with it, so to them it seems like an unwise decision, so they end up judging them.

[MRY]

We all take risks differently based on how much we make or how much we have. We don't expect the next person to be gambling with the same amount, as the amount we consider to be high and risky could be a little amount which the next person is willing to lose without even thinking about it twice. It could be higher than our wager, but that does not make it a reckless move because the person has more.

It is the financial gain that makes a person able to endure uncertainty and therefore his actions should not be irresponsible provided that they are on the basis of adequate financial stores. I think our attitude is able to remain rational with your viewpoint unclouded by the overwhelmingly different norms of other people. By being respectful of various risk limits we are better positioned to be sure about utilising the most adequate capital preservation steps to ensure or own benefits.

[DaNNy001]

first of all, other people's gambling activities shouldn't be of any concern to you, everyone is responsible for the risks that they take..even if someone decides to stake irresponsibly it is their choice, judging them is of no point..Most people gamble with big amounts because they can afford to, everyone's gambling activities should be private, as adults we all know what is best for us and what isn't

[michellee]

first of all, other people's gambling activities shouldn't be of any concern to you, everyone is responsible for the risks that they take..even if someone decides to stake irresponsibly it is their choice, judging them is of no point..Most people gamble with big amounts because they can afford to, everyone's gambling activities should be private, as adults we all know what is best for us and what isn't

This is right. We are not responsible to them but ourselves. They can do anything they want, including betting high especially if they have a lot of money. We can only tell what is in our minds but not interfere but we may suggest them that is not a good decision.

If they don't listen to us, that is up to them. But at least, we already reminds them and leave the decision to them. We can't judge them because they gamble big so we can watch what will happen to them.

[iBaba]

Gambling big or not is an individual decision, we have to understand why we must be able to stay put according to our affordability in gambling, we cant use the amount that cant be lost on gambling for the purpose, those we see gamble with big amount have their plans and they are not doing it to please anyone, instead they gamble to suite their own purpose and preference in it, which we must not follow if such does not applies to us.

Gambling big also means engaging in bigger gambles that require you putting in bigger money to it. It is a decision that is solely. Since gambling is related to finances, your financial capacity matters alot from before anything especially when you know you are on a budget because of the best way of determining whether someone is a good gambler is in their level of minimizing risks. When always know how best to minimize your risks, you will have no issues with regretting gambling big when you should have gambled a little but that does not mean gambling big is bad completely, no if you can afford gambling big and not regretting your loses, please go ahead and do it.

[nullama]

first of all, other people's gambling activities shouldn't be of any concern to you, everyone is responsible for the risks that they take..even if someone decides to stake irresponsibly it is their choice, judging them is of no point..Most people gamble with big amounts because they can afford to, everyone's gambling activities should be private, as adults we all know what is best for us and what isn't

That's true.

Also most people won't have any idea about what the gambler is doing.

Maybe he is losing a huge amount, maybe he just won big, etc.

[bakasabo]

I dont understand why would someone bother how much other people bet or spend. That is not their business. If they want to judge others by large or small bet, then this is a stupid act, because they dont know purpose why person gamble, what is his goal, how much he earns and etc. “Dont judge book by its cover” is a good description of judging others bet size. For others, the bet size someone places is a useless information.

[swogerino]

We shouldn’t be too quick to judge people who gamble huge amounts of money we’re not in their shoes. Some players might be high rollers because they can actually afford it, or it’s just part of their lifestyle or business risk appetite.

The true meaning of responsible gambling is pretty simple, only bet what you’re willing to lose. whether that’s $5 or $5,000, as long as losing it won’t mess up your life or finances, then it’s still within your limits. So instead of questioning how much someone spends when they gamble, maybe it’s better to remind people to stay in control, play within their means, and know when to walk away.

I don't remember how many times that has been talked through here and for me I have come to the conclusion that most people know their limits while they start playing, it is exactly the opposite when you are playing, you forget in the middle of emotions and rage you don't care anymore, one deposit follows another and before knowing both type of people, those who play 5 dollars together with those who play 5000 dollars go south with their lives. People should start watching their behavior during the game play as in theory they know but when they start the practice i.e playing their sessions they forget all theory and in practice they put something else, this something else messes their life and their life starts going south.

[Kelward]

Gambling big or not is an individual decision, we have to understand why we must be able to stay put according to our affordability in gambling, we cant use the amount that cant be lost on gambling for the purpose, those we see gamble with big amount have their plans and they are not doing it to please anyone, instead they gamble to suite their own purpose and preference in it, which we must not follow if such does not applies to us.

Gambling big also means engaging in bigger gambles that require you putting in bigger money to it. It is a decision that is solely. Since gambling is related to finances, your financial capacity matters alot from before anything especially when you know you are on a budget because of the best way of determining whether someone is a good gambler is in their level of minimizing risks. When always know how best to minimize your risks, you will have no issues with regretting gambling big when you should have gambled a little but that does not mean gambling big is bad completely, no if you can afford gambling big and not regretting your loses, please go ahead and do it.

Don't gamble with big amount because you want to win big, if you lose it will be deverstating for you if the amount is not something that you can afford to loose. Don't also gamble with certain amount because almost everybody that you know are using such amounts, you should consider whether such amount is nothing to them. Same way you hear about people buying drinks in the club that costs more than your six months salary, you will immediately know that it'll be foolishness to go near such drinks if you can't afford them. Gamblers should be wise and know their financial strengths before thinking of gambling with big amounts like rich people.

[Inwestour]

I don't remember how many times that has been talked through here and for me I have come to the conclusion that most people know their limits while they start playing, it is exactly the opposite when you are playing, you forget in the middle of emotions and rage you don't care anymore, one deposit follows another and before knowing both type of people, those who play 5 dollars together with those who play 5000 dollars go south with their lives. People should start watching their behavior during the game play as in theory they know but when they start the practice i.e playing their sessions they forget all theory and in practice they put something else, this something else messes their life and their life starts going south.

It seems to me that when you lose your entire deposit, you usually stop because it's an indicator that something is going wrong. I've never replenished my deposit on the same day I lost it, moreover I always took a break afterward to let my emotions subside and calmly analyze my mistakes. If you feel the urge to immediately replenish your deposit and continue playing, I think that's a clear sign that you should discuss it with someone, you might already need help to stop.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

first of all, other people's gambling activities shouldn't be of any concern to you, everyone is responsible for the risks that they take..even if someone decides to stake irresponsibly it is their choice, judging them is of no point..Most people gamble with big amounts because they can afford to, everyone's gambling activities should be private, as adults we all know what is best for us and what isn't

A gambler should always gamble with his own safety in mind, because if he has lost control of himself, then this is his own problem. We can never force others to do anything, everyone is the owner of their own will, so whoever wants to do what they want to do, we can never stop them. But you should only consider your own safety, because whatever you lose, you will have to bear everything.

[bettercrypto]

We shouldn’t be too quick to judge people who gamble huge amounts of money we’re not in their shoes. Some players might be high rollers because they can actually afford it, or it’s just part of their lifestyle or business risk appetite.

The true meaning of responsible gambling is pretty simple, only bet what you’re willing to lose. whether that’s $5 or $5,000, as long as losing it won’t mess up your life or finances, then it’s still within your limits. So instead of questioning how much someone spends when they gamble, maybe it’s better to remind people to stay in control, play within their means, and know when to walk away.

Usually, it's only the wealthy who can place such huge bets. Since they have plenty of money, it’s not surprising that they bet big that’s just an amount they can afford to lose.

On the other hand, there are people who aren't necessarily rich but have some savings and are willing to take the risk, hoping
 that a big bet will lead to a massive win.

[Showlove01]

We shouldn’t be too quick to judge people who gamble huge amounts of money we’re not in their shoes. Some players might be high rollers because they can actually afford it, or it’s just part of their lifestyle or business risk appetite.

The true meaning of responsible gambling is pretty simple, only bet what you’re willing to lose. whether that’s $5 or $5,000, as long as losing it won’t mess up your life or finances, then it’s still within your limits. So instead of questioning how much someone spends when they gamble, maybe it’s better to remind people to stay in control, play within their means, and know when to walk away.

Usually, it's only the wealthy who can place such huge bets. Since they have plenty of money, it’s not surprising that they bet big that’s just an amount they can afford to lose.

On the other hand, there are people who aren't necessarily rich but have some savings and are willing to take the risk, hoping
 that a big bet will lead to a massive win.

The fact that some wealthy gamblers uses huge amount of money to gamble doesn't mean they can afford to lose it, they also take risk because they are human being and the reason why some of them act weird is because of gambling, sometimes when they gamble and it didn't go as planned for them they are always over reacting and easily get angry and sometimes refuse to help people they have already promised to help and also some wealthy gamblers do chase their loss .

[Jody.Drummer]

Financial circumstances vary, and so do mindsets and behaviors. So, if someone or a friend of yours gambles with high stakes, don't make a big deal of it (if it's within your means). It's okay to remind them to maintain limits and avoid going overboard, especially if they're betting by forcing themselves to bet beyond their means. This can be done by those frustrated with gambling because they aren't winning as much as they'd like. However, if it happens to someone with sufficient financial means, don't make a big deal of it, as it's their right. Just reminding them is fine.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Playing for big money is simply a matter of scale. We sometimes criticize gamblers who place huge bets, exceeding many people's annual incomes. But we must understand that this amount of money represents only a small portion of a wealthy person's income. When we spend a certain amount on restaurants, entertainment, or shopping, we must understand that wealthy people do the same, but their income and expenses are, say, 10 or 100 times larger. Everything else is the same.