Brave or Stupid?

[Bright0515]

It isn't bravery at all, it is absolute stupidity that he quit his job just because he won an amount that can't even feed him for a year. if we are to be realistic every adult spends that exact amount on feeding only in 365 days, I wonder what made him think he would be able to survive with that without a job for a long time. Well it is always like that when you haven't made such an amount of money before. with timehe is going to learn that life doesn't really works the way he thinks

Some would call such courage to quit your job after winning from gambling is dangerous. Because no matter how big the winnings of gambling are, they can never give you certainty. Maybe you can temporarily live well for a few days but after a few days you will be able to understand its negative effects. Therefore, everyone should never think of quitting their job until they have a certain income, as this will only increase the chances of disaster. I have not seen anyone who quit their job after winning, rather people try to manage their money by working more for a good income.

Maybe he thought he will always going to win more bets. Such stupidity start affecting the person when the money begins go finish. Although if he uses the money properly it will be better. If he uses the money to start a business without spending a dime on luxury things it will help him succeed. Currently it's a bit difficult to start a business in a harsh economy but it he's serious about it, he will achieve success. Maybe he had a plan for other things but waiting for the right time to do so, if he didn't have a good plan but he quits his job because he won a bet, then he's really stupid.

[Antotena]

Someone from my community said he quit his job after winning almost 3,000 USD from gambling. Now he is back to looking for a job after he lost all his money. Immediately, I thought that was a stupid decision. 3,000 USD is a huge money but not a life changing one. It is not even that big to start a big business. Most likely he quit his job out of adrenaline and happiness. Do not make big decisions like that after winning a big amount of money. Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

He is brave but made a stupid move. What was he thinking in the first place that's what I'm interested in. If he has a planned for making this move but failed, I will not blame him because we all try some things that never work out and have to retrace back our steps again. Somethings happened for a reason, if his plan has worked, I'm very sure that he is not going to come back to his previous work, I'm sure he made a mistake and I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

I'm even looking at the amount why he had the moral to quit his job, like how much is $3000 and how much is worth in his local to make this kind of move. Perhaps he has won the money before and think he can replicate it many times but you know gambling, you don't win when you are desperate for money even when you have the money, the skill and patience comes before anything you want to make from gambling.

[JunaidAzizi]

Someone from my community said he quit his job after winning almost 3,000 USD from gambling. Now he is back to looking for a job after he lost all his money. Immediately, I thought that was a stupid decision. 3,000 USD is a huge money but not a life changing one. It is not even that big to start a big business. Most likely he quit his job out of adrenaline and happiness. Do not make big decisions like that after winning a big amount of money. Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

I think your friend was so happy that he misunderstood the figure and might have seen it with some more zeros. Only $3,000 is a small amount of money for a whole life, not even enough for a week. So on what basis did he quit his job? People look for passive income to fulfill their bills and fund their gambling, and he quit it for just $3,000. How can he fund his account again? He is not just losing money gambling but also losing his life, as his survival will be very tough for him.

[hedgeh0g]

Someone from my community said he quit his job after winning almost 3,000 USD from gambling. Now he is back to looking for a job after he lost all his money. Immediately, I thought that was a stupid decision. 3,000 USD is a huge money but not a life changing one. It is not even that big to start a big business. Most likely he quit his job out of adrenaline and happiness. Do not make big decisions like that after winning a big amount of money. Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

I think your friend was so happy that he misunderstood the figure and might have seen it with some more zeros. Only $3,000 is a small amount of money for a whole life, not even enough for a week. So on what basis did he quit his job? People look for passive income to fulfill their bills and fund their gambling, and he quit it for just $3,000. How can he fund his account again? He is not just losing money gambling but also losing his life, as his survival will be very tough for him.

It's important to understand where exactly he lives, because in an African country, this could last a long time and be considered a very large sum to live well and support a family. Meanwhile, in the US, someone would be willing to spend that amount on entertainment in just one day. Although it's also worth noting that the dollar's purchasing power has fallen in recent years, and you can afford much less with that kind of money than you used to. And given what's happening in the world today, it's important to know how to relax and spend money on relaxation and entertainment. After all, life goes on, and you need to live it with pleasure and enjoyment, in my opinion. Gambling and excitement are very important to me as a form of relaxation.

[Bitcoin Smith]

How can even say it is a brave call? One can just spend that money over the night then how can be possible for someone to quit his regular earnings because he won some money that can be a monthly earning not the entire life changing amount.

But I am not surprised by this kind of decision freom the people, there can be a lot of crazy shit that peopel chose to do when they see some money and it comes all of a sudden.

[criptoevangelista]

At the very least, he's a newbie who believed he could make a living from gambling or slot games. I've seen several like that in the past Bitcoin cycle, during the crypto gaming era, like Bomber Crypto, Zodiacs, and similar games. People believed that would be a reliable source of income, but in the end, the vast majority discovered that gambling depends on luck and went back to working normally like most of us... hehehe, only newbies make that mistake. At least he must have learned his lesson.

[Shinpako09]

At the very least, he's a newbie who believed he could make a living from gambling or slot games. I've seen several like that in the past Bitcoin cycle, during the crypto gaming era, like Bomber Crypto, Zodiacs, and similar games. People believed that would be a reliable source of income, but in the end, the vast majority discovered that gambling depends on luck and went back to working normally like most of us... hehehe, only newbies make that mistake. At least he must have learned his lesson.

Yeah, I forgot that. A gambler who has been around for years wouldn’t do such a thing, giving up their job just to rely solely on gambling. Only newbie gamblers would make such a mistake, those who haven’t experienced the worst yet, the ups and downs. I think his friend learned his lesson the hard way. Now that he has experienced winning that amount, for sure he won’t stop even if he wins $3k again. He will think it’s not enough, and worse, he may already be addicted.

[Proty]

At the very least, he's a newbie who believed he could make a living from gambling or slot games. I've seen several like that in the past Bitcoin cycle, during the crypto gaming era, like Bomber Crypto, Zodiacs, and similar games. People believed that would be a reliable source of income, but in the end, the vast majority discovered that gambling depends on luck and went back to working normally like most of us... hehehe, only newbies make that mistake. At least he must have learned his lesson.

Yeah, I forgot that. A gambler who has been around for years wouldn’t do such a thing, giving up their job just to rely solely on gambling. Only newbie gamblers would make such a mistake, those who haven’t experienced the worst yet, the ups and downs. I think his friend learned his lesson the hard way. Now that he has experienced winning that amount, for sure he won’t stop even if he wins $3k again. He will think it’s not enough, and worse, he may already be addicted.

It is a sign of addiction because it is only addicted gambler that will exhibit such attitude. This is one negative effect of gambling addiction, doing things that is not supposed to. There is no right thinking person that will abandon his or her job just because of gambling. Gambling shouldn't be seen as source of income since the guarantee of winning at all time isn't certain and is waste of opportunity for anyone to have abondone there job just because of gambling.

[Furious 7]

At least he tried even though it was quite an aggressive action to take lol.
I'm quite surprised with some gamblers like this as if the winnings they have are enough to support themselves but don't realize that life goes on.

$3000 does seem quite big for those in a developing country like mine because it would take at least almost a year of work (at my country's minimum wage) to earn that. But it still can't be compared because after all, quitting work and relying only on gambling to survive is as if gambling has already been set for his life and we know this kind of outcome will not end well in the end.

[khiholangkang]

How can even say it is a brave call? One can just spend that money over the night then how can be possible for someone to quit his regular earnings because he won some money that can be a monthly earning not the entire life changing amount.

But I am not surprised by this kind of decision freom the people, there can be a lot of crazy shit that peopel chose to do when they see some money and it comes all of a sudden.

This wasn't just a crazy act, but it demonstrated his stupidity. Seeing his short-sightedness when it came to money, he made such a decision. How could such a sum of money force us to quit a job that clearly supported us with a stable monthly income? If it were me, I'd probably be scolded by my family, laughed at by my friends, and labeled a fool for taking such a step.

I thought he'd return the money to the casino and immediately regret his actions.

[odunybiz]

It isn't bravery at all, it is absolute stupidity that he quit his job just because he won an amount that can't even feed him for a year. if we are to be realistic every adult spends that exact amount on feeding only in 365 days, I wonder what made him think he would be able to survive with that without a job for a long time. Well it is always like that when you haven't made such an amount of money before. with timehe is going to learn that life doesn't really works the way he thinks

Some would call such courage to quit your job after winning from gambling is dangerous. Because no matter how big the winnings of gambling are, they can never give you certainty. Maybe you can temporarily live well for a few days but after a few days you will be able to understand its negative effects. Therefore, everyone should never think of quitting their job until they have a certain income, as this will only increase the chances of disaster. I have not seen anyone who quit their job after winning, rather people try to manage their money by working more for a good income.

Maybe he thought he will always going to win more bets.

This mostly happen to new gamblers after winning their first bet. They often think is as simple as that and they keep winning at interval. But I'm not really sure this person is new to gambling ,"OP never say if he is or not"

Such stupidity start affecting the person when the money begins go finish. Although if he uses the money properly it will be better. If he uses the money to start a business without spending a dime on luxury things it will help him succeed.

Do you think such person can think of investing the money in a proper way. Even if he does, businesses doesn't florish easily as it is before. If he's profit on daily basis after investing isn't more or equal to his daily expenses, then he will keep eating from his investment till he eat up all his capital

[ShowOff]

Someone from my community said he quit his job after winning almost 3,000 USD from gambling. Now he is back to looking for a job after he lost all his money. Immediately, I thought that was a stupid decision. 3,000 USD is a huge money but not a life changing one. It is not even that big to start a big business. Most likely he quit his job out of adrenaline and happiness. Do not make big decisions like that after winning a big amount of money. Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

In my country, there are many regular jobs that pay a monthly salary of $30 to $50. These people are not high school graduates, but they are workers who graduated from college for at least 6 semesters. $3000 is definitely a very significant amount compared to the monthly salary of the people I am referring to, imagine how many years these people worked to accumulate $3000. But I know what the problem is, the $3000 was earned from gambling and usually it will be spent quickly on gambling too because he will try to win more.

If he is in my country and has $3000 as capital, then he can build a business. He could quit his job and develop his business full-time, of course if his main job paid him, for example, $30 or $50 per month. It is better to build your own business than to have to accept such a small wage all the time for years, at least you are the boss of your own business.

[nara1892]

Obviously it was stupid, he dared to make the decision to quit his job on the basis of stupidity and obviously he regrets that decision. Honestly in my country actually $3,000 can open a home business and maybe in the country of the person is also the same, but regardless of the problem actually when a gambler managed to get a big win then surely next their approach to gambling will also be more aggressive, I also have one of the neighbors who managed to get a win of about $2,300 last month and now all the money is gone, of course most of the money is used for gambling capital again, the point is quitting work because you managed to get a win is a silly decision.

[OgNasty]

Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

That seems like terrible advice. Even with 1000x that much I wouldn’t advise someone to try and retire on it.

There’s a thin line between brave and stupid. Sometimes things are worth taking the risk though.

[davis196]

Someone from my community said he quit his job after winning almost 3,000 USD from gambling. Now he is back to looking for a job after he lost all his money. Immediately, I thought that was a stupid decision. 3,000 USD is a huge money but not a life changing one. It is not even that big to start a big business. Most likely he quit his job out of adrenaline and happiness. Do not make big decisions like that after winning a big amount of money. Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

I can assume that you are from an African or Asian country. 3,000 USD can cover my expenses for around 4-5 months. I would never decide to my leave my income source, if I don't have savings that would cover my monthly expenses for at least one year. That guy probably hated his job, so quitting a job that you hate isn't the worst decision ever. The problem is that he wasted his gambling profits and now he has to find another job, that he would most likely hate as well. Not having enough savings as a "safety net" while being unemployed really sucks.
His decision was stupid not because he quit his job, his decision is stupid because he wasted his gambling profits.

[imthegreat]

Someone from my community said he quit his job after winning almost 3,000 USD from gambling. Now he is back to looking for a job after he lost all his money. Immediately, I thought that was a stupid decision. 3,000 USD is a huge money but not a life changing one. It is not even that big to start a big business. Most likely he quit his job out of adrenaline and happiness. Do not make big decisions like that after winning a big amount of money. Quit your job if you have successfully built that 3,000 to grow.

This topic is also frequently discussed in the local discussion groups I frequent. And you know, I wouldn't quit even if I had $30,000. And what's more, I don't see the point in quitting my job even if I had $300,000. Do you think that's a lot of money? Yes, but if a gambler wants to make his brothers and parents happy, he'll buy them houses near the capital. It will cost a lot, but it's the complete lifestyle change everyone dreams of.
And of course, it would be nice to open bank accounts for them all so they can easily withdraw interest from their deposits, so they don't have to worry too much about tomorrow. $300,000 for that isn't that much. $3,000 isn't much at all.

[Fredomago]

Obviously it was stupid, he dared to make the decision to quit his job on the basis of stupidity and obviously he regrets that decision. Honestly in my country actually $3,000 can open a home business and maybe in the country of the person is also the same, but regardless of the problem actually when a gambler managed to get a big win then surely next their approach to gambling will also be more aggressive, I also have one of the neighbors who managed to get a win of about $2,300 last month and now all the money is gone, of course most of the money is used for gambling capital again, the point is quitting work because you managed to get a win is a silly decision.

He did not use the opportunity  for the betterment of his life, instead of looking for good investment or other activities that will allow him to earn using the winning money, instead, he resign and do try to win more out from gambling, now that he quickly lose the money that decision to resign is hitting him with regret, instead of good fortune, now he need to find another job to fill his needs  to continue living.

[nara1892]

Obviously it was stupid, he dared to make the decision to quit his job on the basis of stupidity and obviously he regrets that decision. Honestly in my country actually $3,000 can open a home business and maybe in the country of the person is also the same, but regardless of the problem actually when a gambler managed to get a big win then surely next their approach to gambling will also be more aggressive, I also have one of the neighbors who managed to get a win of about $2,300 last month and now all the money is gone, of course most of the money is used for gambling capital again, the point is quitting work because you managed to get a win is a silly decision.

He did not use the opportunity  for the betterment of his life, instead of looking for good investment or other activities that will allow him to earn using the winning money, instead, he resign and do try to win more out from gambling, now that he quickly lose the money that decision to resign is hitting him with regret, instead of good fortune, now he need to find another job to fill his needs  to continue living.

Yes as I said above that the point is that it is a very stupid decision that has been taken by someone and I am very sure it looks like he is one of the gamblers who is obsessed with winning, that's what will happen when we overdo it in response to winning, the increase in dopamine can really cloud common sense and eliminate rational thinking patterns, at first maybe he thought that gambling could provide more money than his job but he was wrong, and I'm sure he didn't understand that gambling was actually a profit - profit activity.

[peter0425]

At the very least, he's a newbie who believed he could make a living from gambling or slot games. I've seen several like that in the past Bitcoin cycle, during the crypto gaming era, like Bomber Crypto, Zodiacs, and similar games. People believed that would be a reliable source of income, but in the end, the vast majority discovered that gambling depends on luck and went back to working normally like most of us... hehehe, only newbies make that mistake. At least he must have learned his lesson.

Let's just hope he definitely learned his lesson because some are still stubborn and would not give up on gambling and still remain delusional. It's okay to gamble but it's imperative that he brings the lessons he learned to action

[Bitinity]

Sorry to say but I have to say that quitting a job because winning $3,000 in gambling is stupid no matter what kind of job was it, no matter where does he live. Lets say the reason of quitting the job is to build a small business, I do think $3,000 is safe enough because business is risky and it requires extra funds just in case if the start of the business is not running good. I am wondering how old is this gambler and is he still single or he owns small family already?