Can you Trade Gambling for Anything?

[Tetu100]

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

I don't need nobody to tell me what to do all I just need to do is clean my hands off gambling and stay cool after all the more reason we are all gambling at the first point is how to top up some funds in our pocket to suit out some bills and if God decides coming through for me by saving me the stress then I will gladly grab the opportunity and enjoy the blessings.

[Judith87403]

I would accept the deal without hesitating. When a job or opportunity offers stability, growth, and the kind of life I desire, gambling quits being a necessity and then turns to a risk I do not need. Gambling mostly occupies vacuum such as boredom, financial pressure, or the desire of a shortcut. When those vacuums are filled already, then there is no real point why you should continue to play. At this point to quit will no longer feel like a loss, it rather would feel like selecting a long term peace to excitement of the  short term. As for me, security and freedom is what conquers the thrill of a bet at all time.

[eisen33]

I would accept the deal without hesitating. When a job or opportunity offers stability, growth, and the kind of life I desire, gambling quits being a necessity and then turns to a risk I do not need. Gambling mostly occupies vacuum such as boredom, financial pressure, or the desire of a shortcut. When those vacuums are filled already, then there is no real point why you should continue to play. At this point to quit will no longer feel like a loss, it rather would feel like selecting a long term peace to excitement of the  short term. As for me, security and freedom is what conquers the thrill of a bet at all time.

Of course everyone would agree to such terms, but I think,  that this kind of experience has nothing to do with reality and therefore makes no sense, because no one will ever make you such an offer except yourself. You can offer yourself to do something else and walk away from gambling if that really matters to you, but no one will offer you any values or riches in exchange for quitting gambling.

[khiholangkang]

I would accept the deal without hesitating. When a job or opportunity offers stability, growth, and the kind of life I desire, gambling quits being a necessity and then turns to a risk I do not need. Gambling mostly occupies vacuum such as boredom, financial pressure, or the desire of a shortcut. When those vacuums are filled already, then there is no real point why you should continue to play. At this point to quit will no longer feel like a loss, it rather would feel like selecting a long term peace to excitement of the  short term. As for me, security and freedom is what conquers the thrill of a bet at all time.

I agree with you, for people who have not got the points on offer they will definitely choose it and stop gambling to get it, everyone I'm sure will take the same decision but for those who already have a good job, happiness and the ability to enjoy life today I doubt to say that they will take the same thing as what you want, maybe for them they will gamble because it's their happiness, regardless of all the things on offer, people who already have luxuries will ignore such offers.

[Gost ms]

I will definitely quite gambling because if I’m given my dream job or money and luxury, there is no need for gambling again. I’m actually taking risk when gambling and most of the time I loose my money, so when I eventually get the money and luxury to enjoy life, there’s definitely no point for me to gamble again.

Look, it's not like everyone gambles for money because there are many who gamble for fun because gambling is a matter of excitement whether they will lose or win. I have seen many rich people who have no shortage of money but they gamble just to have a little excitement in their life which gives them a lot of pleasure.

There is a lot of difference between a rich person and a poor person. Nowadays many young boys are getting attracted towards gambling. Among them, about 50% of the boys do not have any source of income. If we compare them with a rich person, then it will never be a right decision. A rich person has a lot of money and he can control himself very easily. He knows how much money he should gamble with and how much money he should refrain from gambling if he loses. A person who owns a lot of money has mastered all these things long ago. But for a poor person, it can bring very bad times.

[Yablee0]

I would accept the deal without hesitating. When a job or opportunity offers stability, growth, and the kind of life I desire, gambling quits being a necessity and then turns to a risk I do not need. Gambling mostly occupies vacuum such as boredom, financial pressure, or the desire of a shortcut. When those vacuums are filled already, then there is no real point why you should continue to play. At this point to quit will no longer feel like a loss, it rather would feel like selecting a long term peace to excitement of the  short term. As for me, security and freedom is what conquers the thrill of a bet at all time.

No persons with a right frame of mind will reject such offer when peace of mind and job security is involved, moreover what we are all praying for is a good life then if things choose turning up in your favor in a very convenient manner than it is something worth celebrating and  to be accepted with two handed. However gambling is some kind of stuff most of us do out of no hope elsewhere, perhaps Just wanna try luck if something better will come with no concrete assurance guarding it so who ever that will says no to such golden opportunities should go for a spiritual check up because who is bewitching him is not far from him.

[Joeboy]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Gambling is not a job in the first place, anyone who is taking gambling as a job is only setting him/herself for bigger problems in the future, coz that person may end up borrowing to gambling since as we know gambling doesn't always guarantee us consistent profits . So since I do not consider gambling as a job, If I  am offered a better job and all the things you mentioned, I will definitely quit gambling but not completely.. Here is why, I most time entertainment myself and satisfy my my hunger to socialize by gambling sometimes by myself, and some other times with friends, so completely quiting gambling that I am already used to may seem difficult, but then If in place of the job and the other you mentioned, I was given the choice to reduce gambling to the barest minimum, probably once or twice a month, I can very well do that....

[GIF-JOBS]

I will definitely quite gambling because if I’m given my dream job or money and luxury, there is no need for gambling again. I’m actually taking risk when gambling and most of the time I loose my money, so when I eventually get the money and luxury to enjoy life, there’s definitely no point for me to gamble again.

Look, it's not like everyone gambles for money because there are many who gamble for fun because gambling is a matter of excitement whether they will lose or win. I have seen many rich people who have no shortage of money but they gamble just to have a little excitement in their life which gives them a lot of pleasure.

There is a lot of difference between a rich person and a poor person. Nowadays many young boys are getting attracted towards gambling. Among them, about 50% of the boys do not have any source of income. If we compare them with a rich person, then it will never be a right decision. A rich person has a lot of money and he can control himself very easily. He knows how much money he should gamble with and how much money he should refrain from gambling if he loses. A person who owns a lot of money has mastered all these things long ago. But for a poor person, it can bring very bad times.

This is a very natural and common problem, usually the main reason why poor people are addicted to gambling is that they want to get rich through gambling, that is why their gambling activities are very high.

But a rich person does not want to make money through gambling, and since they have nothing more to gain from it than entertainment, they can easily stop it once they are entertained.

And this is why their gambling activities are limited and controlled, whereas a poor person constantly sticks to it to achieve success through it, and so their activities easily become uncontrollable, cross the limits and they always think about it, which easily leads them to addiction.

[Johnlomape]

I will definitely quite gambling because if I’m given my dream job or money and luxury, there is no need for gambling again. I’m actually taking risk when gambling and most of the time I loose my money, so when I eventually get the money and luxury to enjoy life, there’s definitely no point for me to gamble again.

Look, it's not like everyone gambles for money because there are many who gamble for fun because gambling is a matter of excitement whether they will lose or win. I have seen many rich people who have no shortage of money but they gamble just to have a little excitement in their life which gives them a lot of pleasure.

There is a lot of difference between a rich person and a poor person. Nowadays many young boys are getting attracted towards gambling. Among them, about 50% of the boys do not have any source of income. If we compare them with a rich person, then it will never be a right decision. A rich person has a lot of money and he can control himself very easily. He knows how much money he should gamble with and how much money he should refrain from gambling if he loses. A person who owns a lot of money has mastered all these things long ago. But for a poor person, it can bring very bad times.

It is not only gambling many of our youths are involving themselves but putting their hands into illegal things like fraud to earn quick money from their endeavors. Gambling to make money is a legitimate way to earn money by gambling on a casino and it is not something that we are going to involve ourselves to start making fast profits from betting. We can make money from gambling but not the way many people are taking it to be. Earning profits should not be the only way we are gambling, we should also look at the fun aspect so that we don't have to quick when the profit is no more coming.

[DaNNy001]

Only someone that has no ambition or goal would give up such an opportunity just to continue gambling...The whole essence of living is to be able to afford the best things and a good quality of life...I would not even think of gambling again if I had such an offer...It is worth it to trade a good life for gambling, this is not something that i would think about twice, gambling has no benefits in the long run

[ASloveapg]

I would accept the deal without hesitating. When a job or opportunity offers stability, growth, and the kind of life I desire, gambling quits being a necessity and then turns to a risk I do not need. Gambling mostly occupies vacuum such as boredom, financial pressure, or the desire of a shortcut. When those vacuums are filled already, then there is no real point why you should continue to play. At this point to quit will no longer feel like a loss, it rather would feel like selecting a long term peace to excitement of the  short term. As for me, security and freedom is what conquers the thrill of a bet at all time.

Of course everyone would agree to such terms, but I think,  that this kind of experience has nothing to do with reality and therefore makes no sense, because no one will ever make you such an offer except yourself. You can offer yourself to do something else and walk away from gambling if that really matters to you, but no one will offer you any values or riches in exchange for quitting gambling.

Of course, in reality, this will never happen, we will never find an offer where someone can give us something instead of giving up gambling. But the main purpose is to be careful about our own safety, it is not the case that we will give up gambling just because someone offers us, even if we think about our own safety, if our mentality goes to that level, then we should give up gambling. The decision is basically yours, no one gives anyone a reward or wealth in exchange for giving up gambling, and that is the reality, but to keep yourself safe, we should decide to give up gambling on our own, when our activities become uncontrolled, or when our mentality is in the wrong direction, It is mainly related to the situation.

[Fiasem20]

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

This is a very simple answer,for me I’ll quit gambling if it’s the only condition to get the new job that comes with a lot of money and luxuries.Why on earth would an individual choose gambling over a job that pays well?gambling won’t pay off everyday because your wins aren’t consistent in the gambling world.Even if you hit a jackpot the money isn’t meant to stay for a life time,it would definitely finish,but a job would stay long till one gets to a retirement age.So I urge every gambler not to make such mistake.

[Yorubek]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

The main purpose of gambling is entertainment, some time from our busy life we gamble for entertainment or for pleasure. Some people gamble to get rich quickly. The main thing here is to enjoy high aspirations or entertainment. If we can lead a life of entertainment or luxury without gambling, then there is no need to gamble. Those who have already turned gambling into an addiction in their lives will not be able to accept it because they are addicted.

[Jeorgejs]

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

I used to think gambling might add some excitement to life, even though i was doing well financially and had a job i loved. But i realized it’s really not necessary. a few times i tried it, and honestly, the stress of maybe losing way outweighed any excitement.

It actually made me appreciate what i already had even more. Life can be exciting in safer ways like traveling somewhere, picking up a fun hobbies, or just hanging out with friends and family. When you already have security and things you love, gambling just feels like risking something that’s already good.

So if i had to choose, i will choose the things i didn’t have back then to enjoy in life.

[Byebyebtc]

If you are gambling for the right reason, then quitting gambling is no supposed to be an issue.
If you have everything you have, good life, family, money, house etc. you can decide to stop gambling or not, if you are gambling you are just doing it for entertainment, but if you are not gambling any more and you used to then I will consider that the engagement that follows a good life has, taking you out or distracted you out of that path

But in all this, what matters is gambling for the right reason (entertainment), if you gamble for money even if you get rich you will still gamble, this is because humans are never satisfied, and they will need more money, so if you are gambling for the wrong reason, a good life is not enough to stop such a person from gambling except you excersise other ways to stop it.

[imthegreat]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Perhaps if someone, upon receiving a new position or a high-paying job, first thinks about how it will allow them to spend more time at online casinos, then this is their problem. It's clear that these are the first signs of gambling addiction. After all, money earned from work can be invested in cryptocurrency or kept in a savings account, but the strangest thing would be to immediately use it for gambling, depositing it at an online casino or bookmaker. As for me personally, when I last got a new position, I didn't think about casinos at all.

[iv4n]

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

I would take it! In the end, it's like winning an ultimate jackpot! It comes with a condition, but that condition is actually a good one... we will not be able to gamble it away.

And yes, I could trade gambling for "something"... why not? Gambling is not the only "exciting" thing in the world; healthy people should enjoy many different things. And it's perfectly fine & normal to grow and learn about new things... to abandon some old habits and embrace new ones.

[GIF-JOBS]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

The main purpose of gambling is entertainment, some time from our busy life we gamble for entertainment or for pleasure. Some people gamble to get rich quickly. The main thing here is to enjoy high aspirations or entertainment. If we can lead a life of entertainment or luxury without gambling, then there is no need to gamble. Those who have already turned gambling into an addiction in their lives will not be able to accept it because they are addicted.

The real problem only starts when the purpose of the game changes from entertainment to financial. The main thing is that we have to accept the loss factor, we have to learn to manage the game according to our ability, keeping in mind the potential for loss. In busy lives, people are looking for entertainment, but if they do not understand the difference between healthy entertainment and risky habits, that entertainment gradually becomes a cause of loss, their aggressive and loss-averse mentality gradually leads their activities towards addiction and unexpected big losses. So we can play for fun by keeping our purpose right, but it is better to refrain from it if the expectations are high.

[laspol65]

Only someone that has no ambition or goal would give up such an opportunity just to continue gambling...The whole essence of living is to be able to afford the best things and a good quality of life...I would not even think of gambling again if I had such an offer...It is worth it to trade a good life for gambling, this is not something that i would think about twice, gambling has no benefits in the long run

Yes I agree with you because I will never think twice about accepting this offer. Where gambling in the long run is only for patient people and those who like to have fun but will definitely find happiness if they get luxury. Because only addicted people will not be able to quit gambling so they may not accept this opportunity, but I agree with you that I can also easily accept this offer because I am not addicted to gambling.
Nowadays many people are addicted to gambling or those who enter gambling to earn money, all these people face addiction and they cannot quit gambling.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

I would accept the deal without hesitating. When a job or opportunity offers stability, growth, and the kind of life I desire, gambling quits being a necessity and then turns to a risk I do not need. Gambling mostly occupies vacuum such as boredom, financial pressure, or the desire of a shortcut. When those vacuums are filled already, then there is no real point why you should continue to play. At this point to quit will no longer feel like a loss, it rather would feel like selecting a long term peace to excitement of the  short term. As for me, security and freedom is what conquers the thrill of a bet at all time.

Like, I doubt if someone will even think twice before accepting it.. Because I’m so sure that majority of the people gambling today are literally doing it for the money, even if they claim it isn’t for the money and just for fun..
So if there is an offer on ground that would guarantee stability, I will take it immediately..
For me quitting will not even be like a loss at all, if it’s for the entertainment, there are millions of other things out there that is really entertaining, and I could involve myself in..