Nicknames For All The Different Types of Gamblers- Thoughts?

[Bryan jessy]

but I will not use it on other people in my environment who also like to gamble because I am afraid they will be angry because they do not accept him yanag called like that.

You have just spoken my mind. Calling unusual nicknames can cause problem between people and that can lead to a serious fight or quarrel. So if you call once and the people reject it you have to leave them. But it is better to abbreviate the full name of the gambler as Nickname instead of the game name.

Nicknames are not names we call random people or groups. If anyone is going to address a fellow gambler by any of the nicknames mentioned so far, or any others they come up with themselves, they should first make sure that there is a close and understanding relationship between them and the other gambler. They may be friends, partners, or have any other relationship that brings them close. There should be mutual understanding and a sense of humour to spice everything up. From the countenance and body language of every gambler you address by a nickname, you can tell whether they love being called that or not. If they do not like it, you should drop the nickname immediately for peace to reign.

I agree. Be natural, don't force nicknames. Some nicknames may be funny and harmless among close friends. But others may be hurtful to others. Depending on the community in the gambling industry. It depends on the relationship and if the person is comfortable with it or not. One good guideline is to observe their response. If they laugh and enjoy it then its OK. If they look uncomfortable or they want you to stop then it's best if you respect their wishes right away. It's much more important to maintain respect than to have a nifty nickname.

Nicknaming is not bad though, yes  it depends on the understand and the relationship you share with a person before they tolerate it some persons would not want to be nicknamed because it could be that they are not happy with that very things they are engaging on or they are ashamed of it, on a regular basis people are nicknamed due to some silly mistakes, hobby and some incident or right from childhood memories but this is better and preferable amongst friends who share the same values and understand each other, you can not just nickname a random person out there, there has to be this closeness that will warrant such.

[nara1892]

Nicknames are not names we call random people or groups. If anyone is going to address a fellow gambler by any of the nicknames mentioned so far, or any others they come up with themselves, they should first make sure that there is a close and understanding relationship between them and the other gambler. They may be friends, partners, or have any other relationship that brings them close. There should be mutual understanding and a sense of humour to spice everything up. From the countenance and body language of every gambler you address by a nickname, you can tell whether they love being called that or not. If they do not like it, you should drop the nickname immediately for peace to reign.

I agree. Be natural, don't force nicknames. Some nicknames may be funny and harmless among close friends. But others may be hurtful to others. Depending on the community in the gambling industry. It depends on the relationship and if the person is comfortable with it or not. One good guideline is to observe their response. If they laugh and enjoy it then its OK. If they look uncomfortable or they want you to stop then it's best if you respect their wishes right away. It's much more important to maintain respect than to have a nifty nickname.

Yes, the conclusion is before doing something, look at the object first, in the sense of looking at the person you want to give the nickname to, and sometimes it doesn't mean it's impossible to hurt the person's feelings, especially if for example you call them by that nickname in a public place, this can trigger big problems, especially hatred, so it's best to be neutral, prevention is always better than cure.

[Findingnemo]

Today you will discover people gambling with all manner of things both living and nonliving things can be used for gambling as long as they are going to stake their money on the outcome for that particular thing, even though using animals like pets in gambling is somewhat ridiculous, people can choose to stylishly call them different kinds of names including the gamblers who consider playing these games in gambling.

As long as their actions are not being disrespectful to any community ot group of people, then it is fine and also they should keep the discussion or the argument within themselves not to go on public because even the words we use on personal maynot be appropriate in public places.

[xenomorfo]

Nicknaming is not bad though, yes  it depends on the understand and the relationship you share with a person before they tolerate it some persons would not want to be nicknamed because it could be that they are not happy with that very things they are engaging on or they are ashamed of it, on a regular basis people are nicknamed due to some silly mistakes, hobby and some incident or right from childhood memories but this is better and preferable amongst friends who share the same values and understand each other, you can not just nickname a random person out there, there has to be this closeness that will warrant such.

I don't understand much about it, but maybe it's useful for remembering where you are registered even if some of my intelligent and internet expert friends told me that it's not very secure (and i don't understand why)

honestly i prefer email because i always remember that.

[Comeacross]

Here's my quick idea for this.
Slot players = Crankers (cranking that slot machine)
Roulette players = Spinners ('cause well, some of those things spin)
Blackjack players = Jackets (for no specific reason?)
Dice players = 6 siders ('cause a dice has 6 sides?) or Rollers (roll the dice)
Pokers = Yeah, Pokes is a good choice for this one.
Sports Bettors = Managers?
E-Sports Bettors = Keyboards 

You've got some good ideas here. For dice players, I would prefer Rollers because the name sounds fancy   

Jack or jackers sound more appropriate for blackjack players. I can't stop thinking about my old school jacket, I never like putting it on. Maybe that's why I am not comfortable with that idea.

So I'm curious what nickname we give someone that plays all of these games

Master sounds good to me because Jack of all trades, master of none is likely to be the case.

[junder]

Yes, the conclusion is before doing something, look at the object first, in the sense of looking at the person you want to give the nickname to, and sometimes it doesn't mean it's impossible to hurt the person's feelings, especially if for example you call them by that nickname in a public place, this can trigger big problems, especially hatred, so it's best to be neutral, prevention is always better than cure.

I agree with what you say, even though we can call our friends by the name that is commonly done but it does not mean we have to lose consciousness, meaning that in public places it would be nice to be able to keep our words not to just call friends by the name that is commonly done because everyone's response is different so it could be that the conclusions they draw with the calls we make are negative.
Joking is okay, but there are limits.

[Betwrong]

Yes, the conclusion is before doing something, look at the object first, in the sense of looking at the person you want to give the nickname to, and sometimes it doesn't mean it's impossible to hurt the person's feelings, especially if for example you call them by that nickname in a public place, this can trigger big problems, especially hatred, so it's best to be neutral, prevention is always better than cure.

I agree with what you say, even though we can call our friends by the name that is commonly done but it does not mean we have to lose consciousness, meaning that in public places it would be nice to be able to keep our words not to just call friends by the name that is commonly done because everyone's response is different so it could be that the conclusions they draw with the calls we make are negative.
Joking is okay, but there are limits.

I think it depends on the place where you are telling your joke. We are discussing nicknames that can be used he on bitcointalk, as far as understand, and I can't imagine any poker player offended by being called "a poke" or a slot player because he was "a slotter". Of course if you use those nicknames in some country with unknown(to you) culture, you might get in trouble. But we are talking about it, we are talking about only this forum.

[Yablee0]

I don't think their is any need for all of this, even though many will still find it necessary but I really don't see any need for that. The normal names for each and every one of them is just ok by me. However, what's should be more mportant to us as gamblers is just for us to gamble responsible, we shouldn't cross banderies no matter what,  maybe focusing more on a responsible gambling life style should be what we should be more concerned of because that's the most important thing.