The Harsh Truth About Betting No One Will Tell You

[Findingnemo]

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The system is already designed to make one to be greedy and think that they can win big in gambling. Gambling should be treated not as a full time hobby even, talk more of being seen as a means of income for the bettors these days. Gambling is also seen mostly as a gateway to end poverty and live a bigger and better life, not knowing that it is risky to view it as such because the repercussions when not risked well will make you lose big and regret your actions.

Still there are hard-working people out there who just rely on their skills for their survival but a very minor percentage from the crowd come to gamble with the mindset but end up damaging the whole system when they end up on the wrong side. Some learn from others mistake so they can avoid regrets but some have to learn this in the hard way but the hard truth is some never learn anything at all.

[Doan9269]

If no one is telling you the truth about gambling, then made the findings and discover that yourself, we are not limited to what we can search or know, but many seems to be tied to a particular kind of lifestyle and behavior, that often limits them from trying something new or learning more to know better, if no one can inform us, then we can get informed by being determined to know more and taking full responsibility for our self in learning.

[ColdLava40]

No doubt, only those who're control of their emotions get it right but them with greeds will always loose above their affordability with regrets after loosing in the long term.

Should we count? I guess a lot then. The number of young people who are Interested in the gambling industry is extremely high. Most of them aren't even up to the age for responsible gambling and this when they carry out such activities they simply break every rules of ethics.

Lets not pretend like there aren't gamblers who don't know about this. Alot do but they are fond of the habits of thinking gambling would pay their bills, like it's some kind of job. It's not only about controlling emotions because same still control it but fail at the very end..

Many have lost their lifes with this same mentality but majority don't learn the hard truth till it's already too late.

[Japinat]

I don't think gamblers are being unaware about all of what you've mentioned. We have known all of these, but some gamblers chose to be blinded from the temporary profits they gained from gambling. They still see this as a get-rich-quick, but in most of the time, this becomes a tool to make these irresponsible gamblers turn them poorer instead.

However, if you are betting just for entertainment, then you are good, but if you're betting to make a living, and anticipate that it will be a sustainable source of income, then you are making the scariest move with gambling.

[Fiatless]

I don't think gamblers are being unaware about all of what you've mentioned. We have known all of these, but some gamblers chose to be blinded from the temporary profits they gained from gambling. They still see this as a get-rich-quick, but in most of the time, this becomes a tool to make these irresponsible gamblers turn them poorer instead.

However, if you are betting just for entertainment, then you are good, but if you're betting to make a living, and anticipate that it will be a sustainable source of income, then you are making the scariest move with gambling.

I like the part that OP said we should see gambling as buying movie tickets. This means that gambling should be basically seen as a source of entertainment and not of income. Those people who include gambling wins in their budget would be disappointed. I have been a person who would say that they will buy a particular item if they win a bet. Taking risks is gambling by betting large sums, which is not wrong but shouldn't be done at the detriment of our finances. Those who bet to earn a living end up chasing losses and ultimately become addicts.

[Accardo]

I like the part that OP said we should see gambling as buying movie tickets. This means that gambling should be basically seen as a source of entertainment and not of income. Those people who include gambling wins in their budget would be disappointed.

It depends on the set of organisational addiction a player belongs, some would compete between themselves and other gamblers to accomplish the big win dreams. Isn't it a flex for some gamblers to brag about winning the jackpot, this addiction backfires alot and slows down the growth of individual gamblers who follow a consequential pattern.

[Berry2d]

I don't think gamblers are being unaware about all of what you've mentioned. We have known all of these, but some gamblers chose to be blinded from the temporary profits they gained from gambling. They still see this as a get-rich-quick, but in most of the time, this becomes a tool to make these irresponsible gamblers turn them poorer instead.

However, if you are betting just for entertainment, then you are good, but if you're betting to make a living, and anticipate that it will be a sustainable source of income, then you are making the scariest move with gambling.

My reasons for getting involved in what so ever i wish for may be different from others as what gives me joy may be a source of anger to you but the need to state the obvious is very necessary. The primary objective of the developers of all gambling site is to make profit and also that of the gamblers also is no make profit from the love we have for sports, so the mystery behind this constant saying that gambling is made only for entertainment and not to generate capital. Who do you think will be happy to waste money on gambling just because of fun.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Betting was never meant to be a real source of income.

No one builds a life off betting.

The system isn’t broken, it’s working exactly as designed.

And it’s not designed for you to win long term.

Yeah, you’ll win sometimes.

That’s the hook.

But the moment you keep cycling those winnings back in, the math catches up.

Maybe not.
Not eventually-if-you’re-careful.
Just time.

This isn’t a wealth vehicle.

It’s a drain with occasional payouts to keep you playing.

Entertainment dressed up as opportunity.

If you insist on betting, treat it like you’d treat a movie ticket or a night out.

The second you need betting to cover rent, food, or bills, the game is already over.

I literally just summarize the entire scenario about online gambling, and why people needs to be extremely careful about it. Because to be frankly speaking, betting was never meant to enrich the gamblers, but rather the casinos itself in long term, which is why the longer a casino stays active with consistent gamblers placing bets each day, the more it's revenue skyrocket as people keeps losing money on the casino. So with this, it is enough for newbies to have a change in ideology, knowing fully well that betting is not what you keep a min money as a source of income, or neither an avenue you keep your mind on with the hope of getting rich quick through gambling and Sport betting. Because no doubt some people have been able to be lucky to win a jackpot and turn millionaires al of a sudden but that shouldn't be a reason why you keep placing a bet on it with the same mindset. Because you might be unfortunate and don't get lucky. Hence a more reason to treat anything gambling with caution.

[purple_sparkles]

Betting was never meant to be a real source of income.

No one builds a life off betting.

The system isn’t broken, it’s working exactly as designed.

And it’s not designed for you to win long term.

Yeah, you’ll win sometimes.

That’s the hook.

But the moment you keep cycling those winnings back in, the math catches up.

Maybe not.
Not eventually-if-you’re-careful.
Just time.

This isn’t a wealth vehicle.

It’s a drain with occasional payouts to keep you playing.

Entertainment dressed up as opportunity.

If you insist on betting, treat it like you’d treat a movie ticket or a night out.

The second you need betting to cover rent, food, or bills, the game is already over.

Here are the moments that essentially scare all players, a collection of possible judgmental errors as a short reminder. But I still think that when you take a simple game so seriously and frighteningly, it's already too much potential, and it creates too much stress and completely discourages critical thinking, and at the most inopportune moment, it can backfire. I prefer a lighter attitude towards gambling and, in principle, to everything that happens in life, then it seems to me that both decisions and even mistakes are experienced differently, and accordingly, life is easier and more interesting.

[Stable090]

Betting was never meant to be a real source of income.

It have been said multiple times on forum here that we are not suppose to take gambling as a source of income, when gambling, we are just suppose to have fun, and when we win then we can make use of any amount that we win to do whatsoever we want. Just have fun and have peace of mind, you don’t have to frustrate your life. If you want to make money, then get yourself a job and be doing. If you are a gambler and you are so desperate to make money from gambling, you might end up getting addicted if you are not careful.

[justdimin]

It's definitely possible with short streaks, but it's impossible to maintain that win rate in the long run. It will eventually go down over time into something more realistic, closer to around 55% (for long-term profitable gamblers). For casual/regular gamblers, it's safe to say in general that as long as you keep on playing, you will lose money and the casinos will make profit.

That is what the person believes, but he is wrong for sure. Mathematically if you do end up gambling against the casino then house edge will get the money. Meaning, if the house edge is 1%, then out of 100 times, you should win 50 times and lose 50 times at 50% but your return on 50 wins is 49 instead of 50, meaning out of 100 times, even if you win half, you missed one profit, and that is their profit.

You may get lucky a few times, but there is no scenario where it's 7 out of 10 and you will lose long term. He doesn't get it, because he thinks it's all about luck, but gambling is all about mathematics and not luck. Sure if you win the million dollar jackpot then yeah it's luck, but normal betting is all about just averages and statistics, nothing more.