Don’t judge someone just because they gamble big

[Baki202]

Just as the title says, sometimes you may not need to judge by the outward appearance of a thing, except we have a clue about what is really involved before jumping into conclusion, staking in gambling should be done according to our capacity, also we are not expected to compare ourselves with how others are staking their bet in gambling, so that we don't feel intimidated and go into what we ought not to.

When people gamble with big amount of money and they win, that doesn’t mean you should do the same, because when we gambling, their is no assurance that we going to win, anything can happen. When you are gambling, don’t compare yourself with other people. The amount someone is going to lose which is not really going to affect him, if you end up losing that amount of money, it’s might really affect you so much, so just gamble base of what you have. Someone might lose $10k and it’s not going to affect the person, the person might not even feel it, but if some people lose $10, it’s really going to affect their plans, so just place your bet base on what you can afford to lose.

Gambling on its own is risky, and the other way around, when you want to take a risk, then it should be that it is something that does not come with assurance, and the best thing is for you to just make sure that whatever you are doing, you are doing it responsibly because that is the only way things can be better with gambling, as taking to much risk is not advisable as it is now. And that is the mistake a lot of gamblers are doing they are always trying to compare themselves with others, and it won't work.

When you start to make decisions based on other people's wins in gambling, then it will only be a big problem. And placing your bet based on what you can lose is very much okay, so that when you lose, you won't complain about the amount that was lost. And that is why people who are gambling are gambling with emotions, which is not supposed to be so, because you only become greedy in that kind of direction, so emotional control matters.

[ruykeri]

If someone is gambling with large sums of money, they are in the final stage of their addiction. In other words, after a few bets, they will fall from the peak and hit rock bottom, and they may even be hurtling toward that bottom. However, instead of losing their money this way, they could have chosen to help the people around them. Or they could have done something to secure their future. I don’t intend to belittle people who gamble with large sums of money; it’s a choice they make of their own free will. But I don’t want to see them crying around me after they’ve lost all their money...

I agree with you. Actually, I don't see any reason to risk such a large amount of money just for entertainment. But I want to say one thing, regardless of the amount, if the amount goes beyond his limit according to his financial condition, then he is really addicted. If he  loss betting with such a large amount, then it will cause a huge financial loss for him. But what you are saying is that he could have helped someone or spent on social work instead of wasting so much money is a good moral point. But not everyone thinks like this. Even then, if he refrains from taking such risky bets without thinking about the people around him and also thinking about himself, that is also good for him and his family.

[Tetu100]

The level of an individual financial cash flow,is what determines his or her betting amount, I don't think those that gamble online can be judged because no body no the amount they are gambling with, unless they let someone into it.

Both loses and winnings all remain private to them and them alone, this is what we should know.

That is true when everything is done online nobody will definitely know about your betting streak unless you make it public to people or decide telling a friend about it. And again, I don't think I have such time to start pork nosing in someone else business, I can't even think of that because I have more better thing to do with my precious time.

However, gambling is  surpose to be a personal decision and before anyone will start gaming that automatically means that person in question is well prepared in every roundification so to me I love keeping to my space regardless, but the least I can do is maybe If the person involved is very close to me is to advice you to gamble responsible.

[OsaiEmma]

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.

Yeah, it's probably better not to poke ur nose der because sometimes, dey can actually afford to loose it, I think the only time u probably can call out someone on that is if ur well acquainted with them, and for dat purpose, u have der best interest in heart, cause I mean,. instead of betting huge, save up dat money or invest it, but whatever.

The level of an individual financial cash flow,is what determines his or her betting amount, I don't think those that gamble online can be judged because no body no the amount they are gambling with, unless they let someone into it.

Both loses and winnings all remain private to them and them alone, this is what we should know.

You don't need to judge those gambling offline either, cause it's not in ur place to do so

[Julien_Olynpic]

Judging high rollers is pointless. It's like judging people for driving expensive cars, buying very expensive houses, or buying very expensive jewelry, even though sometimes it looks like costume jewelry. It's just envy. When I see people wearing watches worth more than some people's cars, I'm actually happy for them, that they can afford it and that their example motivates me to try to make the same. When you place a big bet and can afford to lose that money, that's just an indicator of your income, nothing more.

[Achalugo BTC]

I agree with you. Actually, I don't see any reason to risk such a large amount of money just for entertainment. But I want to say one thing, regardless of the amount, if the amount goes beyond his limit according to his financial condition, then he is really addicted. If he  loss betting with such a large amount, then it will cause a huge financial loss for him. But what you are saying is that he could have helped someone or spent on social work instead of wasting so much money is a good moral point. But not everyone thinks like this. Even then, if he refrains from taking such risky bets without thinking about the people around him and also thinking about himself, that is also good for him and his family.

Yes, the person has failed to manage his finances well and this is what we call financial mismanagement, gambling is just a game, why then will one risk big amount of money to just gamble or have fun in gambling. Though, the person might be financially stable to risk such amount but that is not a wise thing to do, its either the person is an addicted or the person lack the understanding that gambling is not a game one can predict about it and they are also putting themselves and their family at risk because there will come a day when everything will bounce on them negatively.

[Chinesebaby]

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.

Judging people because of the amount they gamble is totally pointless, because not everybody has the same financial capabilities, and as a result of that, while some persons can afford gambling $5 maximum, there are some people with huge funds who won't mind risking a million dollars on a single bet, just like we always see the famous rapper "Drake" always place a bet on Stake Casino whenever a big match or tournament is about to take place. And for that reason, I don't need to worry myself to go borrow 1million dollars, simply because Drake just placed a bet of 1million dollars. We just have to learn to know what we can always afford to lose. That's the most important thing.

[Italian Panic]

The level of an individual financial cash flow,is what determines his or her betting amount, I don't think those that gamble online can be judged because no body no the amount they are gambling with, unless they let someone into it.

Both loses and winnings all remain private to them and them alone, this is what we should know.

You don't need to judge those gambling offline either, cause it's not in ur place to do so

The problem isn’t whether or not people gamble large sums of money, because, for all we know, they might well be able to afford it. On the contrary, it is those who compulsively gamble small amounts, which over time add up to enormous sums who need help. We have already seen top athletes with huge earnings squander their fortunes on gambling, spending incredible amounts of money. If a gambler shows no sense of responsibility, they have a problem and need help.

[michellee]

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.

Judging people because of the amount they gamble is totally pointless, because not everybody has the same financial capabilities, and as a result of that, while some persons can afford gambling $5 maximum, there are some people with huge funds who won't mind risking a million dollars on a single bet, just like we always see the famous rapper "Drake" always place a bet on Stake Casino whenever a big match or tournament is about to take place. And for that reason, I don't need to worry myself to go borrow 1million dollars, simply because Drake just placed a bet of 1million dollars. We just have to learn to know what we can always afford to lose. That's the most important thing.

People have their own choice whether big or small money to bet but we should remind them not to mess up their life or finances when they gamble using their money and only use the money they can afford.

That is the best thing they should always remember so they will not regret it. If someone place a high bet, it will be up to them but we can tells them to think twice before they decide it.

We takes care of ourselves and not break our limits and we are not follow others as we have different reasons of playing gambling.

[abaeze]

Judging people because of the amount they gamble is totally pointless, because not everybody has the same financial capabilities, and as a result of that, while some persons can afford gambling $5 maximum, there are some people with huge funds who won't mind risking a million dollars on a single bet, just like we always see the famous rapper "Drake" always place a bet on Stake Casino whenever a big match or tournament is about to take place. And for that reason, I don't need to worry myself to go borrow 1million dollars, simply because Drake just placed a bet of 1million dollars. We just have to learn to know what we can always afford to lose. That's the most important thing.

Agreed, the most important thing here is not the amount but risk management and self-control. Another most important thing is not to consider gambling as a source of income because it is the most dangerous. However, if it is within the limit as entertainment, it is another matter, but people are more affected by the mentality of changing their lives with it, this is the most dangerous thing.
As you said, even if someone gambles $10, it can be irresponsible gambling if he loses the money and it causes problems in his daily life. Again, even if a rich person bets $100,000, it can be responsible if it is a very small part of his total wealth. So it is never right to judge someone just by looking at the amount.

[JunaidAzizi]

The more they bet, the higher their loss will be, but we have to know who we are targeting. If he is betting $500 and his net worth is $5 billion, then for him, that is just a loss of maybe 0.1%, and he will be okay. However, for those who have a net worth of $5,000, that amount is much bigger, and they will think he is irresponsible. Responsible gambling is when you are okay with the amount you have lost, it does not affect your bankroll nor create hurdles in your business. For him, he is a responsible gambler as he bets with a fixed amount that doesn't affect him. So, it is better to understand first whom we are criticizing and how much their net worth is.

[imthegreat]

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.

We should never judge those people who engage in gambling, because we really don't know their life situations. And recently I was thinking that even if someone can bet large amounts of money in a casino, then this person may simply have a very bad life situation right now. And he saw a temporary solution to his problems in gambling, which distracted him from his dark thoughts and perhaps even influenced him like some kind of therapy, and I understand that it sounds strange, but believe me, this is how it sometimes works.

[Saltysugar99]

Judging high rollers is pointless. It's like judging people for driving expensive cars, buying very expensive houses, or buying very expensive jewelry, even though sometimes it looks like costume jewelry. It's just envy. When I see people wearing watches worth more than some people's cars, I'm actually happy for them, that they can afford it and that their example motivates me to try to make the same. When you place a big bet and can afford to lose that money, that's just an indicator of your income, nothing more.

You are right. There is no problem if  bet according to ability. And if someone has the ability to bet $5k at a time, there will be no problem if he bets with that money. But the problem is when he sees the rich life of others as a dream and wants to own that wealth by profiting through gambling. This make people to more losses. Then people bet large amounts of money for  additional profit. And once they lose it, their downfall begins from there.

[Crakryptvest]

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.

It is not right when we just go into conclusions without knowing the reason why a gambler gamble big but whatever the gambler presents should be justifiable reason, I have the understanding that some gamblers that gamble with large funds do that because it is what the can aford i mean it is their financial capacity, our financial abilities are not equal so I don't expect every gambler to gamble with the same amount as what they can afford lose, what I don't agree with is such amount being their life style, it has to what they can afford and that should be ok for me as for any other reason I don't buy the idea although it is my opinion.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Gambling on its own is risky, and the other way around, when you want to take a risk, then it should be that it is something that does not come with assurance, and the best thing is for you to just make sure that whatever you are doing, you are doing it responsibly because that is the only way things can be better with gambling, as taking to much risk is not advisable as it is now. And that is the mistake a lot of gamblers are doing they are always trying to compare themselves with others, and it won't work.

When you start to make decisions based on other people's wins in gambling, then it will only be a big problem. And placing your bet based on what you can lose is very much okay, so that when you lose, you won't complain about the amount that was lost. And that is why people who are gambling are gambling with emotions, which is not supposed to be so, because you only become greedy in that kind of direction, so emotional control matters.

Anything beyond having fun in gambling is not for entertainment purposes against but uses it for profit purposes and it is said that gambling is not for profits. And if one is ready to risk, they should also be ready to accept as they will take responsibility of their actions and knowing that the risk is not something that is more worth it, they should walk away and invest in other things that will earn money for them and gives them the mindset that everything will go according to their plans as they know that their handwork must surely pay unlike gambling that doesn't come with assurance of any good thing.

[Dunamisx]

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.

Every Gambler is expected to gamble according to how he can afford, we should know consider others people's condition the same way as applicable to us, every one of us have different source of income and what we do that we earn from, same also applies to our target and goals in life, we pursue after different things, the way we cannot have same achievement in life, gamble according to what you can afford to lose.

[HustleZ]

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Nobody should be judged by anything, whether its gambling, alcohol or anything else because we cant know why someone does anything. Maybe if we put ourselves in their shoes and think like them so we get to know what we would do in their place. Moreover we are not someone to judge people by something they do that have no negative effects on us or any other people and that person does it by his own will so what’s bad in it?? He will bear the consequences not us so who are we to judge.

[Somto9Light]

You are right. There is no problem if  bet according to ability. And if someone has the ability to bet $5k at a time, there will be no problem if he bets with that money. But the problem is when he sees the rich life of others as a dream and wants to own that wealth by profiting through gambling. This make people to more losses. Then people bet large amounts of money for  additional profit. And once they lose it, their downfall begins from there.

Any expectation in gambling that goes beyond entertainment and fun can be seen as unrealistic, because anything that goes beyond this would certainly be money, and since we already know that no win is guaranteed in gambling, the gambler would most likely get disappointed when they experience a loss in place of an expected win. This is why gamblers need to learn how to set realistic expectations when they gamble.

[liasbaa]

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.

Betting big is actually a risk because you can never make perfect predictions. It is not really a question of facing trial, it is a kind of advice given to you for being responsible. The argument you have made about betting based on the ability of gamblers is correct but you have to be responsible in gambling because it is very easy to lose in gambling but difficult to win.

Being financially tolerant means that you have to be prepared to face the risk of losing because no one knows what the outcome will be on your next bet. Not everyone has the capacity to take risks and even those who are financially stable do not bet on big amounts. Think of gambling as entertainment not as income because discipline and responsibility in gambling make you responsible.

[JahriMeayer]

It's true that we shouldn't judge anyone so quick base on their staking amount in gambling cause we don’t know anyone's real financial condition. People has different financial status as well as the spending habit. so only the betting amount on a game, doesn't tell us the true story. What matters the most, is to know One's responsibility and self control. If someone stake high amount that they can afford then gambling would be just a method of entertainment for him. But if a person borrow money, using emergency funds or risking his basic needs, then undoubtedly it becomes a serious issue. Responsible gambling isn't about betting big or small amount. Rather it is about to know the limit & staying in control.