Gambling has changed life for good.

[Grace333]

Even though there are some people who gambling change their lives for good, I think people aren't saying the good part of gambling the same way they are saying the bad part of gambling because gambling has done more harm than good in people's lives, and the only way to protect the young generations from gambling is for us to always talk about the bad part of gambling so that the young generations can see gambling as a way of having fun and for them to also gamble with what they can afford to lose.

Yes, just few people that have hit big wins from gambling, and those stories are very rare compared to the damage it has caused. That is why the bad side is normally talked about more than the good side.
If we really want to protect the younger generation, we have to be way more honest about the downsides. Gambling should be seen fully as an entertainment, not for survival or success..

[Nadifa2030]

Many people give examples of how some individuals have won large amounts of money through gambling and changed their lives. That is true but the reality is that this number is very small. Out of thousands of people, maybe one lucky person wins, while the remaining thousands lose their savings, time, mental peace, and in many cases, even their families.

Sustainable progress in life comes through education, hard work, patience, and making the right decisions not by relying on sudden luck. Gambling may change someones life but in most cases it becomes a cause of loss and harm. Therefore judging gambling as a good or safe path based on a few exceptional success stories is not realistic at all.

[Fredomago]

Even though there are some people who gambling change their lives for good, I think people aren't saying the good part of gambling the same way they are saying the bad part of gambling because gambling has done more harm than good in people's lives, and the only way to protect the young generations from gambling is for us to always talk about the bad part of gambling so that the young generations can see gambling as a way of having fun and for them to also gamble with what they can afford to lose.

Yes, just few people that have hit big wins from gambling, and those stories are very rare compared to the damage it has caused. That is why the bad side is normally talked about more than the good side.
If we really want to protect the younger generation, we have to be way more honest about the downsides. Gambling should be seen fully as an entertainment, not for survival or success..

This is reality, there are some rare cases of those lucky gamblers who changed their lives in terms of financial aspect after winning huge thru gambling, but that's just some, but the vast majorities are those who ruined their lives because of lack of control and then messed up with their finances, those shared stories are both useful though it's always the mindset of the person who will going to involve himself to gambling that matters, with control you may find or experienced that luck then win huge, without it and being irresponsible gambler chances to suffer is not by far.

[Inwestour]

This is reality, there are some rare cases of those lucky gamblers who changed their lives in terms of financial aspect after winning huge thru gambling, but that's just some, but the vast majorities are those who ruined their lives because of lack of control and then messed up with their finances, those shared stories are both useful though it's always the mindset of the person who will going to involve himself to gambling that matters, with control you may find or experienced that luck then win huge, without it and being irresponsible gambler chances to suffer is not by far.

Everything here is very complex and debatable, even with self control, it is still possible to end up without a big win. What matters is understanding what a big win actually means for a player and how they can come to it. Is it the total amount of winnings from many bets, or is it one single large win? I think that when we talk about self control, it most likely refers to the sum of winnings from many bets. But again, it often happens that wins alternate with losses, and accumulating any real profit in gambling becomes very difficult. Therefore for such players, achieving a big win will also be extremely difficult.

[impulse709]

Even though there are some people who gambling change their lives for good, I think people aren't saying the good part of gambling the same way they are saying the bad part of gambling because gambling has done more harm than good in people's lives, and the only way to protect the young generations from gambling is for us to always talk about the bad part of gambling so that the young generations can see gambling as a way of having fun and for them to also gamble with what they can afford to lose.

Yes, just few people that have hit big wins from gambling, and those stories are very rare compared to the damage it has caused. That is why the bad side is normally talked about more than the good side.
If we really want to protect the younger generation, we have to be way more honest about the downsides. Gambling should be seen fully as an entertainment, not for survival or success..

This is reality, there are some rare cases of those lucky gamblers who changed their lives in terms of financial aspect after winning huge thru gambling, but that's just some, but the vast majorities are those who ruined their lives because of lack of control and then messed up with their finances, those shared stories are both useful though it's always the mindset of the person who will going to involve himself to gambling that matters, with control you may find or experienced that luck then win huge, without it and being irresponsible gambler chances to suffer is not by far.

Although gambling has transformed the lives of a few positively by making some rare wins, exceptions are not the norm. Most individuals end up losing their money because of lack of control and unrealistic expectations. This is why the negative side is more frequently discussed- it is the reality. Playing gambling is just entertainment and not means of earning money and getting a future. Harm can be minimized with discipline and limits; however, the central part is the responsibility.

[bubilas]

Many people give examples of how some individuals have won large amounts of money through gambling and changed their lives. That is true but the reality is that this number is very small. Out of thousands of people, maybe one lucky person wins, while the remaining thousands lose their savings, time, mental peace, and in many cases, even their families.

Sustainable progress in life comes through education, hard work, patience, and making the right decisions not by relying on sudden luck. Gambling may change someones life but in most cases it becomes a cause of loss and harm. Therefore judging gambling as a good or safe path based on a few exceptional success stories is not realistic at all.

That's true, and the whole idea of ​​good gambling is essentially a paradox. Because if someone wins a lot of money gambling or betting, then in one case in ten, they'll start a business and quit gambling. It's difficult, and few will decide to take this difficult, albeit sure, path. But nine out of ten people will decide to continue gambling right then and there.
And while some of them may withdraw the money, they'll then return to gambling with it. And they'll likely lose it all, as almost everyone does when they manage (especially for the first time) to win a truly large sum of money.

[Ibeology]

A lot of things I see or hear people say is how gambling has destroyed their life and how gambling has made the life of some people useless and how gambling has separated families.  No one say the good part of gambling we all know that some set of people have won huge amount of money that change the life for good through gambling and this is the major reason why some set of people get into gambling because they see others that has won huge amount of money.
I know someone that has won huge amount of money and use the money to build a very beautiful house for himself and use some part of it to start up a business that his doing till date, what I'm saying is that gambling has changed the life of some people for good.
I believe some of us here have a relative, friend or someone we know or see that has won huge amount of money that has changed their life also.

Gambling is a serious problem l know a close friend that win a very big amount of money in gambling but to my greatest surprise he did not use this money for anything rather he use it gambling again think that when he'stick big he will win Big that is who he hard beings doing tilly the whole money finish, when the spirit of gambling has entered you that is what they call addicted to gambling, this has been the problem of a gambler no matter any amount they use for sticking once they win they will regret of not using more than what they use in order to earn big.
Which brings most of them down.

[centrum]

Even though there are some people who gambling change their lives for good, I think people aren't saying the good part of gambling the same way they are saying the bad part of gambling because gambling has done more harm than good in people's lives, and the only way to protect the young generations from gambling is for us to always talk about the bad part of gambling so that the young generations can see gambling as a way of having fun and for them to also gamble with what they can afford to lose.

the issue of gambling is very easy to understand. honestly gambling has brought positive change to the lives of a few people but such cases are very rare. in most situations gambling has caused harm in people’s lives. many families have been broken many people have lost everything financially and many have lost their peace of mind. that is why people mostly talk about the bad sides of gambling and that is how it should be. the young generation is easily influenced and often sees gambling as just fun or a quick way to make money. because of this wrong idea they can fall into serious trouble. if we do not clearly talk about the risks losses and reality of gambling they will not be able to make the right decisions. so to protect young people it is very important to talk about the negative sides of gambling. at the same time they should understand that hard work and patience are the real keys to success in life. creating awareness can save many people from serious harm.

[khiholangkang]

Many people give examples of how some individuals have won large amounts of money through gambling and changed their lives. That is true but the reality is that this number is very small. Out of thousands of people, maybe one lucky person wins, while the remaining thousands lose their savings, time, mental peace, and in many cases, even their families.

Sustainable progress in life comes through education, hard work, patience, and making the right decisions not by relying on sudden luck. Gambling may change someones life but in most cases it becomes a cause of loss and harm. Therefore judging gambling as a good or safe path based on a few exceptional success stories is not realistic at all.

Precisely because there are those who win thousands of people want the same victory, a victory that can change their lives, it usually becomes a motivation for most irresponsible gamblers, they will pursue it, can't we see that winning from luck is very rare even in a matter of years.

This is indeed not a realization of a survey that can be assessed and compared, only people who do not have an open mind towards gambling that makes them want to continue playing and playing, let's just say that they really can't think clearly because in them they have formed an addiction with narrow thinking.

[Hatchy]

A lot of things I see or hear people say is how gambling has destroyed their life and how gambling has made the life of some people useless and how gambling has separated families.  No one say the good part of gambling we all know that some set of people have won huge amount of money that change the life for good through gambling and this is the major reason why some set of people get into gambling because they see others that has won huge amount of money.
I know someone that has won huge amount of money and use the money to build a very beautiful house for himself and use some part of it to start up a business that his doing till date, what I'm saying is that gambling has changed the life of some people for good.
I believe some of us here have a relative, friend or someone we know or see that has won huge amount of money that has changed their life also.

We mostly see gambling for what it is because of how risky it is.. majority of the time it's more about losing than making money so when people hear about gambling the first thing that comes to their mind is making losses.. we have heard about so many people who won lottery or those who go lucky and make jackpot. Their success stories hits the head line but alot must have happened to them in the past that almost made them lose their life's due to gambling. Yes it's possible to build a house or get luxury out of gambling but then the percentage of it happening to any regular person is very small. That's why we don't much consider the winning aspect of gambling..

[GIF-JOBS]

Many people give examples of how some individuals have won large amounts of money through gambling and changed their lives. That is true but the reality is that this number is very small. Out of thousands of people, maybe one lucky person wins, while the remaining thousands lose their savings, time, mental peace, and in many cases, even their families.

Sustainable progress in life comes through education, hard work, patience, and making the right decisions not by relying on sudden luck. Gambling may change someones life but in most cases it becomes a cause of loss and harm. Therefore judging gambling as a good or safe path based on a few exceptional success stories is not realistic at all.

That's true, and the whole idea of ​​good gambling is essentially a paradox. Because if someone wins a lot of money gambling or betting, then in one case in ten, they'll start a business and quit gambling. It's difficult, and few will decide to take this difficult, albeit sure, path. But nine out of ten people will decide to continue gambling right then and there.
And while some of them may withdraw the money, they'll then return to gambling with it. And they'll likely lose it all, as almost everyone does when they manage (especially for the first time) to win a truly large sum of money.

Here, no one can keep winning, they all lose the money they won very quickly, and if we calculate our losses before winning, then of course our winnings are not very large, and moreover these winnings are lost very quickly in the future, because they will definitely start playing more after winning, where they will start losing, and thus they will end up losing. In reality, no one really wins, most do not, because even if they win now, they will soon lose even more. This is the reality of gambling.

[MainIbem]

We mostly see gambling for what it is because of how risky it is.. majority of the time it's more about losing than making money so when people hear about gambling the first thing that comes to their mind is making losses.. we have heard about so many people who won lottery or those who go lucky and make jackpot. Their success stories hits the head line but alot must have happened to them in the past that almost made them lose their life's due to gambling. Yes it's possible to build a house or get luxury out of gambling but then the percentage of it happening to any regular person is very small. That's why we don't much consider the winning aspect of gambling..

I think it's because the number of people who lose is more than those who win huge rewards moreover there's lots of complaints over the media concerning gambling addiction which is why we barely see or talk about the people that testify of winning huge rewards. Anyways there are people who's benefited huge rewards from gambling and use it to invest in good businesses or investment options that's made them a fortune, although foolish people do otherwise, for instance I know some who won a huge reward but lost lots of it cause he decided to use a large portion of his reward to bet again.

[Byebyebtc]

Even though there are some people who gambling change their lives for good, I think people aren't saying the good part of gambling the same way they are saying the bad part of gambling because gambling has done more harm than good in people's lives, and the only way to protect the young generations from gambling is for us to always talk about the bad part of gambling so that the young generations can see gambling as a way of having fun and for them to also gamble with what they can afford to lose.

Exactly,
If it is the good side of gambling that is talked about more, gambling in a whole will look like a good activity, but in reality gambling has done more harm than good. So reality is what should be spoken of more so that the Young generation will know what truth and they will know what they are getting their self into.
Apart from gambling anything at all that has more bad than going, the bad is what should be spoken of more.