Do you think you could become Rich through gambling?

[LUCKMCFLY]

I concur with you you are basically just creating an illusion by enriching themselves after gambling, which is the majority of the content that social media shows. Big wins are often observed but people do not bother to look at the numerous defeats that occur in the background. This gives the illusion that everybody can be rich by playing gambling which is not the case at all. The reality is that majority of the people lose more than they gain. The greatest danger is to pursue those hard-to-find victories and get further into losses. Gambling is not a sure means of earning money or creating a financial base but is to be considered as entertainment.

All of that is true, but believe me, there are people who, when they start playing, think they can make a difference over others. Sometimes there are novices who believe that, and when reality hits them, that's when they react and see things aren't so easy What's said here should be valued As I've said many times, I wish I had had a friend who had told me about this forum, especially about gambling and these topics Honestly, it would have saved me a lot of money, In my case, I do take good advice.

[ASloveapg]

A lot of persons has become rich through gambling and has hidden it from the public  because of security problem,lack of trust and some person who are not just happy about your success, having a big win which you have never had before you invest it and continue making it grow , gambling big win does not come easily, and so proper utilization of the wins and not lavishing it will make you rich through gambling

It’s true that people have gotten rich from gambling either by winning lotteries, parlays, or even regular bets, however, I have also seen a pattern of gamblers losing it all after winning big. So the question is not really about if people can get rich from gambling but rather about whether they can maintain their new found wealth.

I agree with you, here basically gamblers cannot control themselves, they cannot enjoy the wins they achieve, they cannot hold on to any wins, even after winning they keep playing for bigger wins with those wins, that is, there is no limit in their game, and this is why they can never achieve anything good from gambling, rather they face more losses. If gambling is done responsibly following the limits then it can sometimes give us something good, of course we cannot think of getting rich overnight from it, rather we must keep it only for entertainment purposes, if we play for entertainment purposes with limits then sometimes we may get something good with which we can party with family or friends, but the main purpose of gambling is entertainment.

[Alex077]

A lot of persons has become rich through gambling and has hidden it from the public  because of security problem,lack of trust and some person who are not just happy about your success..

It’s true that people have gotten rich from gambling either by winning lotteries, parlays, or even regular bets, however, I have also seen a pattern of gamblers losing it all after winning big. So the question is not really about if people can get rich from gambling but rather about whether they can maintain their new found wealth.

I agree with you, here basically gamblers cannot control themselves, they cannot enjoy the wins they achieve, they cannot hold on to any wins, even after winning they keep playing for bigger wins with those wins, that is, there is no limit in their game, and this is why they can never achieve anything good from gambling, rather they face more losses..

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

[lombok]

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

The most rational move to make to not get lost in the adrenaline rush is to stipulate budget and playing time. In my opinion, not adhering to your own regulations tends to be the primary reason of fiscal bankruptcy of a large number of individuals. Getting rid of the fantasy of a consistent money stream as a result of gambling will ensure that your psyche will be fine. We should also understand that there is no other method than to follow realistic limits of enjoying entertainment without death dangers.

[Berry2d]

I concur with you you are basically just creating an illusion by enriching themselves after gambling, which is the majority of the content that social media shows. Big wins are often observed but people do not bother to look at the numerous defeats that occur in the background. This gives the illusion that everybody can be rich by playing gambling which is not the case at all. The reality is that majority of the people lose more than they gain. The greatest danger is to pursue those hard-to-find victories and get further into losses. Gambling is not a sure means of earning money or creating a financial base but is to be considered as entertainment.

All of that is true, but believe me, there are people who, when they start playing, think they can make a difference over others. Sometimes there are novices who believe that, and when reality hits them, that's when they react and see things aren't so easy What's said here should be valued As I've said many times, I wish I had had a friend who had told me about this forum, especially about gambling and these topics Honestly, it would have saved me a lot of money, In my case, I do take good advice.

There is nothing wrong in what you are saying about gambling, most entered with trust and believe gambling is a life changing scheme but ends up going back from grace to grass. Alot of people that have not experience the extraordinary manifestation of gambling are still hoping to gain financial stability through gambling without knowing it may not come to reality.  Although some where lucky enough to be remembered by gambling luck and through gambling they became successful but such is not common among gamblers, if one is asked to say about the effects of gambling i will say only about 30 percent are winning while the rest ends up losing all on the process.

[Achalugo BTC]

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

The most rational move to make to not get lost in the adrenaline rush is to stipulate budget and playing time. In my opinion, not adhering to your own regulations tends to be the primary reason of fiscal bankruptcy of a large number of individuals. Getting rid of the fantasy of a consistent money stream as a result of gambling will ensure that your psyche will be fine. We should also understand that there is no other method than to follow realistic limits of enjoying entertainment without death dangers.

The truth is that, some people actually set a realistic limit at first when they started gambling, but along the line, due to some reason or the other, they felt tweaking their strategy and rules a bit would bring more profits and so they decided to give in to their emotions, and that’s exactly how it started and before they knew it, they’re already on the loose, heading for a direction they didn’t initially plan at first to head. This is why every gambler must at all time set realistic goals and targets and no matter the cost, stick to those limits, and this is mostly what keeps gamblers safe

[GIF-JOBS]

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

The most rational move to make to not get lost in the adrenaline rush is to stipulate budget and playing time. In my opinion, not adhering to your own regulations tends to be the primary reason of fiscal bankruptcy of a large number of individuals. Getting rid of the fantasy of a consistent money stream as a result of gambling will ensure that your psyche will be fine. We should also understand that there is no other method than to follow realistic limits of enjoying entertainment without death dangers.

The truth is that, some people actually set a realistic limit at first when they started gambling, but along the line, due to some reason or the other, they felt tweaking their strategy and rules a bit would bring more profits and so they decided to give in to their emotions, and that’s exactly how it started and before they knew it, they’re already on the loose, heading for a direction they didn’t initially plan at first to head. This is why every gambler must at all time set realistic goals and targets and no matter the cost, stick to those limits, and this is mostly what keeps gamblers safe

This is really a big problem for all types of gamblers, everyone sets their own limits at the beginning but not everyone can follow them, at some point they exceed the limits, and from then on the main problem starts to arise. As they try to play a little more, the limit they have exceeded cannot be controlled later. They have exceeded the limits for a little while but the amount of this game is constantly getting bigger, it is constantly getting out of control, as a result the amount of losses becomes much bigger. Those who know their limits well and play within those limits are the ones who suffer the least, but if they somehow exceed them, then the possibility of financial ruin is very high.

[yixichloro2xx]

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

The most rational move to make to not get lost in the adrenaline rush is to stipulate budget and playing time. In my opinion, not adhering to your own regulations tends to be the primary reason of fiscal bankruptcy of a large number of individuals. Getting rid of the fantasy of a consistent money stream as a result of gambling will ensure that your psyche will be fine. We should also understand that there is no other method than to follow realistic limits of enjoying entertainment without death dangers.

The truth is that, some people actually set a realistic limit at first when they started gambling, but along the line, due to some reason or the other, they felt tweaking their strategy and rules a bit would bring more profits and so they decided to give in to their emotions, and that’s exactly how it started and before they knew it, they’re already on the loose, heading for a direction they didn’t initially plan at first to head. This is why every gambler must at all time set realistic goals and targets and no matter the cost, stick to those limits, and this is mostly what keeps gamblers safe

The thing is that when you set a limit without being disciplined about it, the limit won't work. Lack of discipline and control is what affects most of the gamblers that they lose their entire savings while betting. Once someone is already deep into gambling, rules doesn't apply to them. Some people even know they are crossing the line, but still keep going. As a gambler, your view of gambling shouldn't be for survival, I instead it should be for fun. Then set limits and be discipline about it. If you mistakenly went beyond that limits, you should give yourself punishment maybe not gambling for one month.

[Zadicar]

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

The most rational move to make to not get lost in the adrenaline rush is to stipulate budget and playing time. In my opinion, not adhering to your own regulations tends to be the primary reason of fiscal bankruptcy of a large number of individuals. Getting rid of the fantasy of a consistent money stream as a result of gambling will ensure that your psyche will be fine. We should also understand that there is no other method than to follow realistic limits of enjoying entertainment without death dangers.

The truth is that, some people actually set a realistic limit at first when they started gambling, but along the line, due to some reason or the other, they felt tweaking their strategy and rules a bit would bring more profits and so they decided to give in to their emotions, and that’s exactly how it started and before they knew it, they’re already on the loose, heading for a direction they didn’t initially plan at first to head. This is why every gambler must at all time set realistic goals and targets and no matter the cost, stick to those limits, and this is mostly what keeps gamblers safe

This is really a big problem for all types of gamblers, everyone sets their own limits at the beginning but not everyone can follow them, at some point they exceed the limits, and from then on the main problem starts to arise. As they try to play a little more, the limit they have exceeded cannot be controlled later. They have exceeded the limits for a little while but the amount of this game is constantly getting bigger, it is constantly getting out of control, as a result the amount of losses becomes much bigger. Those who know their limits well and play within those limits are the ones who suffer the least, but if they somehow exceed them, then the possibility of financial ruin is very high.

Limitation isnt only limited to gambling but in all things in life on which moderation and control would really be that relevant, because on the moment that you wouldnt be mindful about limits specially in gambling when you do play and spending up and losing money then it would be ending up on having that negative impact into your life specially on financial status. Becoming rich with gambling? Yes, its possible but you would be needing up that luck factors on which this is the most common reason on why you would be able to hit up those big wins and this is where gamblers do keep on chasing and the reason on why they are devastated just because we do keep on losing and on the time that you are chasing up your loses then it will definitely gets worst as you do play ahead even more. Never ever think that you can make good or instant wins on consecutive manner because it doesnt happen on gambling. When you do gamble then gamble just that for fun and dont aim for making money or making source of income because that would make you desperate.

[rachael9385]

I concur with you you are basically just creating an illusion by enriching themselves after gambling, which is the majority of the content that social media shows. Big wins are often observed but people do not bother to look at the numerous defeats that occur in the background. This gives the illusion that everybody can be rich by playing gambling which is not the case at all. The reality is that majority of the people lose more than they gain. The greatest danger is to pursue those hard-to-find victories and get further into losses. Gambling is not a sure means of earning money or creating a financial base but is to be considered as entertainment.

All of that is true, but believe me, there are people who, when they start playing, think they can make a difference over others. Sometimes there are novices who believe that, and when reality hits them, that's when they react and see things aren't so easy What's said here should be valued As I've said many times, I wish I had had a friend who had told me about this forum, especially about gambling and these topics Honestly, it would have saved me a lot of money, In my case, I do take good advice.

Sometimes they think can make a difference probably because they have won several times, this makes them feel a certain type of confidence. I'm glad I came across the forum because I would have been deceived by my confidence to think that gambling can be a source of income when it's nor actually possible. we tell a lot of people this but they don't seem to believe until they experience it themselves.

[SatoPrincess]

It’s true that people have gotten rich from gambling either by winning lotteries, parlays, or even regular bets, however, I have also seen a pattern of gamblers losing it all after winning big. So the question is not really about if people can get rich from gambling but rather about whether they can maintain their new found wealth.

I agree with you, here basically gamblers cannot control themselves, they cannot enjoy the wins they achieve, they cannot hold on to any wins, even after winning they keep playing for bigger wins with those wins, that is, there is no limit in their game, and this is why they can never achieve anything good from gambling, rather they face more losses.

I don’t think they lose their winnings to gambling. I believe they blow all that money on luxurious stuff and reckless spending. They don’t invest wisely because frankly they never imagined they would make that much money, and even worse, they don’t mind spending it all because they think they will be lucky and win big again.

[Baki202]

Yeah, you described the core of the problem really well. A lot of gamblers just don’t have a sense of limits - even after a win, they feel the urge to play “just a bit more,” and it usually ends in losses. That’s what happens when emotions take over common sense.

And one of the major reasons they don't know when to stop is clearly because of how greedy they have become they don't want to even look at any other thing than how to become rich through gambling there people that make good money from gambling but they have disciplined there self to some extent and that is why when they win they make use of the money wisely while the greedy ones will spend it recklessly and they go back to gambling and this time around they do it recklessly they don't longer have control so instead of them to understand that gambling can build and the same time destroy.

The only somewhat reasonable approach is to treat gambling as entertainment, with clear limits on both money and time. And it’s important not just to set those limits, but actually stick to them. Then yeah, you can sometimes get not only enjoyment from the game but even a small profit - but without any illusions that it’s a stable source of income.

No matter how you are seen it if don't control your self then gambling will control you and that is why some people get addicted even without them know because they were so carried away that they no longer consider the damages that can be done and they need to make them self aware so that they dont break limits because the results they are going to get is the one that will ruin them so they should gambe responsibly that is the word.

[Dunamisx]

Ask yourself the percentage of those who have been made rich through gambling, you will discover that they are nothing compared to what we give into it, gambling is a game of luck, whereby many play to engage themselves during leisure, only a few end up making it through to become rich as a gambler.

[Pandorak]

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I agree with you, here basically gamblers cannot control themselves, they cannot enjoy the wins they achieve, they cannot hold on to any wins, even after winning they keep playing for bigger wins with those wins, that is, there is no limit in their game, and this is why they can never achieve anything good from gambling, rather they face more losses. If gambling is done responsibly following the limits then it can sometimes give us something good, of course we cannot think of getting rich overnight from it, rather we must keep it only for entertainment purposes, if we play for entertainment purposes with limits then sometimes we may get something good with which we can party with family or friends, but the main purpose of gambling is entertainment.

To be honest, it must be admitted that it is so difficult to control oneself when gambling, for instance, when you’ve just won a big sum, a surge of confidence, bordering on arrogance and greed, will inevitably make you forget all about your loss limits. You’re convinced that the wins will keep coming when you start a new session. This is often what traps gamblers in an illusion, until eventually a losing streak hits, taking back everything you previously had, even your entire savings.

Personally, i have my own strategy when i win big, i usually buy something that costs about the same as the winnings i’ve just received, so the result is visible, in other words, if i go back to gambling and lose, at least i won’t lose everything.

[Hardyrobust]

Ask yourself the percentage of those who have been made rich through gambling, you will discover that they are nothing compared to what we give into it, gambling is a game of luck, whereby many play to engage themselves during leisure, only a few end up making it through to become rich as a gambler.

Yes out of the majority of people that do gamble, it is very rare for someone to become rich through gambling. Even those that was lucky to win huge amount of money through gambling still returned back to the mud after some months. Winning big amount of money from gambling can't make anyone rich because if they failed to utilise this money judiciously they will still return back to square one.
Gambling doesn't make anyone rich , there are principles that do attract riches which if not applied by the gambler they will return to the same level they were before.

[Achalugo BTC]

The thing is that when you set a limit without being disciplined about it, the limit won't work. Lack of discipline and control is what affects most of the gamblers that they lose their entire savings while betting. Once someone is already deep into gambling, rules doesn't apply to them. Some people even know they are crossing the line, but still keep going. As a gambler, your view of gambling shouldn't be for survival, I instead it should be for fun. Then set limits and be discipline about it. If you mistakenly went beyond that limits, you should give yourself punishment maybe not gambling for one month.

That's very right, if people are capable of disciplining themselves in a way that they won't get affected or get influence by the small wins they got from gambling which won't even last long and can likely lead them into destruction, which will be of harm to them and to those around them. That is why they got to set limits and stick to them, which will help to keep their emotions in check. Which will help them to control themselves when things are going the way they don't like.

[Nwada001]

Ask yourself the percentage of those who have been made rich through gambling, you will discover that they are nothing compared to what we give into it, gambling is a game of luck, whereby many play to engage themselves during leisure, only a few end up making it through to become rich as a gambler.

And the question they keep on asking themselves is why they are not part of those who can make it out rich through gambling, and that has been what keeps them going, but they forget the real thing: that those people don't really choose the result themselves; they gamble like every other person, and somehow they are lucky to win it big and make good use of the winnings to remain in the wealth class.

[Altryist]

The most rational move to make to not get lost in the adrenaline rush is to stipulate budget and playing time. In my opinion, not adhering to your own regulations tends to be the primary reason of fiscal bankruptcy of a large number of individuals. Getting rid of the fantasy of a consistent money stream as a result of gambling will ensure that your psyche will be fine. We should also understand that there is no other method than to follow realistic limits of enjoying entertainment without death dangers.

I have been playing for many years without any limits on budget or time, but I have clearly defined risk management, a fixed bet, and a strategy that I try to stick to. This works for me just as well as if I were trying to limit myself by time or budget. I do not try to turn betting into a source of income for myself, I simply place bets whenever I have the time and desire to do so. Therefore I don't attempt to restrict myself with rigid limits. However, I possess sufficient discipline to maintain complete control over my gambling activities.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Ask yourself the percentage of those who have been made rich through gambling, you will discover that they are nothing compared to what we give into it, gambling is a game of luck, whereby many play to engage themselves during leisure, only a few end up making it through to become rich as a gambler.

The problem is that, not very many people are interested in looking at those stats, as long as they see see there's an actually possibility and chance of actually becoming rich via gambling, they go in blindly, believing they'll eventually become lucky one day and become one of those who will also become rich via gambling and change their lives for the best. The casinos understands this and so they put out a lot ads that points towards that direction and sometimes even pay soe influencers to further open the eyes of the public and make them look towards that direction, since they are actually figures that people look up to.

[Mandoy]

I concur with you you are basically just creating an illusion by enriching themselves after gambling, which is the majority of the content that social media shows. Big wins are often observed but people do not bother to look at the numerous defeats that occur in the background. This gives the illusion that everybody can be rich by playing gambling which is not the case at all. The reality is that majority of the people lose more than they gain. The greatest danger is to pursue those hard-to-find victories and get further into losses. Gambling is not a sure means of earning money or creating a financial base but is to be considered as entertainment.

All of that is true, but believe me, there are people who, when they start playing, think they can make a difference over others. Sometimes there are novices who believe that, and when reality hits them, that's when they react and see things aren't so easy What's said here should be valued As I've said many times, I wish I had had a friend who had told me about this forum, especially about gambling and these topics Honestly, it would have saved me a lot of money, In my case, I do take good advice.

Both of you were very right in your argument concerning the illusion that gambling creates. Several individuals are lured with the large fortunes they can get on the internet but very seldom do they realize the actual number of losses that occur behind the scenes. This creates a false sense of confidence to the beginners and it creates the illusion that they can achieve where others have failed. As a matter of fact, majority of them learn in the process of losing money. I concur that in the absence of being guided or listening to unpleasant experiences, people would save money lost in making wrong decisions. Gambling is not a sure method of accumulating wealth and it is far better to take it as pure entertainment and not as a means of livelihood.