Why gambling can not be seen as entertainment

[Wakate]

It is not only addicted gamblers that don't consider gambling as an entertainment because some other folks don't also see gambling as an entertainment because they are gambling to make money or gain which is a common reason why so many people gamble. Addiction is very bad because it can totally change the way someone see things in gambling and that is why even when they are making loss they won't stop or take a break but instead they will be serious with the gamble.

Those that are losing money to gambling too often can not consider gambling as entertaining because their is nothing to show about. The only set of people that could assume or accept that gambling is a form of entertainment are those that don't gamble at all and those that gamble with lot of profits from placing bets on different games.

[Joeboy]

It is not only addicted gamblers that don't consider gambling as an entertainment because some other folks don't also see gambling as an entertainment because they are gambling to make money or gain which is a common reason why so many people gamble. Addiction is very bad because it can totally change the way someone see things in gambling and that is why even when they are making loss they won't stop or take a break but instead they will be serious with the gamble.

Those that are losing money to gambling too often can not consider gambling as entertaining because their is nothing to show about. The only set of people that could assume or accept that gambling is a form of entertainment are those that don't gamble at all and those that gamble with lot of profits from placing bets on different games.

I get it, losing money no doubt can be very frustrating especially when the loss tends to be a constant one... In a long streak of loss, myself and also most folks am sure of that, wouldn't even see gambling as a thing of fun or entertainment anymore....But there are some times where folks can be losing from gambling, but yet still not be disturbed. At times they tend to see those loss as a kind of challenge and experience, which will eventually yield result in the future, if they keep at it. And honestly they just might be right because you can excel at anything without first facing a few bumps in it, and gambling is no exception even though it is game of chance..

[junder]

It seems to me that for most players, a few significant losses are enough to draw the right conclusions and avoid spending too much money on gambling. If your play can remain moderate and you’re able to control yourself, then I believe gambling can be a relatively safe form of entertainment. But if you often find yourself playing a little longer and losing a little more than intended, you need to be prepared for the fact that you may end up losing more than you originally planned.

Some people who are aware of their own losses will naturally stop to avoid greater losses. However, many are dissatisfied with the results and pursue uncertain wins.

Of course, although more people gamble outside of the concept of entertainment, there are still those who gamble purely for entertainment purposes, with no adverse consequences.

[Dunamisx]

There's no any reason to justify why we cannot take gambling for an entertainment, except when the purpose and main intent for us gambling was to make money, if not there is nothing to deny us the fact that gambling is for fun and we have to enjoy every moment we spend in playing our games, but it's such a pity that some already have a wrong mentality towards it which is not supposed to be and that is where they keep learning after losses and other unrealizable targets as they gamble

[xenomorfo]

This means that we only need to have a gambling budget, set limits, be disciplined, be able to accept defeat and win, have a grateful nature, have wisdom in making decisions, not prioritizing emotions but prioritizing logic are requirements to be able to gamble responsibly and be much calmer, very few people can be responsible for themselves in a good self-control mechanism, here the power of reason and knowledge is tested, not everyone can do it even though they are smart, pleasure is born from things that can be accepted by us, indirectly we already know for every choice you make, if you don't win you lose, and that's it.

This is exactly what is needed, it is a mental exercise and above all it takes a lot of strength of character. If you set a limit or a budget or whatever you want, the important thing, what requires a strong character, is to maintain it without exaggerating and without going outside the limits of the budget you have set for yourself.

[Kelvinid]

Yes, even if a gambler does not take gambling as a means of earning, they often take it as a controller of changing their fate, that is, since they are in great need of the amount of money they earn every day, they want to win big bets by betting small amounts of money and they think that if they can win a big bet once, they will be able to change their life. They mainly gamble out of the desire to win big to manage their life in a beautiful way. But there are many gamblers who, even after winning big, cannot quit gambling. They end up gambling again and later become depressed. They are basically uncontrolled gamblers.

I think most players play because they believe this moment will come to change their lives for the better once and for all. Newbies register for this reason, and they also want to achieve it easily, by pressing a button, but it doesn't happen that way. More accurately, it could, but behind a player who's extremely lucky, there will be many losing players no one wants to remember. And it's precisely these losing players who need to be remembered, because they're the ones who make the winning players' lives count. I want to say that we need to think more broadly to understand casino flows, and not just think about how lucky we'll be and think about nothing else.

Perhaps they are wrong about their presumption. I think they have to correct themselves and stop believing that gambling can make them rich. Instead, they should think and reconsider this as an entertainment that has nothing to do with their life but just to make them entertained. Otherwise, this brings them into a life they'll barely expect.

Unfortunately, many gamblers find it difficult to understand what gambling really is. But I don't blame them for making it hard because only a real gambler will know and accept it.

[cxtreenal]

It is not only addicted gamblers that don't consider gambling as an entertainment because some other folks don't also see gambling as an entertainment because they are gambling to make money or gain which is a common reason why so many people gamble. Addiction is very bad because it can totally change the way someone see things in gambling and that is why even when they are making loss they won't stop or take a break but instead they will be serious with the gamble.

Those that are losing money to gambling too often can not consider gambling as entertaining because their is nothing to show about. The only set of people that could assume or accept that gambling is a form of entertainment are those that don't gamble at all and those that gamble with lot of profits from placing bets on different games.

Gamblers who lose most of the time may find it difficult to return to gambling. But for gamblers who win occasionally, gambling becomes more attractive. Many online casinos understand the nature of gamblers and allow gamblers to win occasionally, tempting them to play more. Casino companies know how to attract and influence gamblers.

Most gamblers lose when they gamble, but few of them lose consistently. If gamblers were to win or lose consistently, gambling would not be entertaining. The increased desire to win and the high number of losses make a gambler tempted to gamble more.

[Etranger]

There's no any reason to justify why we cannot take gambling for an entertainment, except when the purpose and main intent for us gambling was to make money, if not there is nothing to deny us the fact that gambling is for fun and we have to enjoy every moment we spend in playing our games, but it's such a pity that some already have a wrong mentality towards it which is not supposed to be and that is where they keep learning after losses and other unrealizable targets as they gamble

Yes, it all depends on having the right mindset. If a person doesn’t fall into inflated and unrealistic expectations, understands the limits of what’s possible, and doesn’t imagine huge winnings every time they start playing, then the game can be treated as a hobby, as a way to relax and unwind. But it’s important to work on managing one’s desires and illusions.