Does winning but not really enjoying gambling actually satisfy you?

[rachael9385]

Everyone has what interests them in betting, for some people it's about making profits only and for others they focus on making profit and also enjoying the game as well, these are the bettors that do their analysis and research before betting. The category of players that just wait for tipsters to share predictions are just after making profit, there's nothing wrong with any of them as long as they all bet responsibly.

[adultcrypto]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

I have followed the signals of a tipster in the past but the level of inconsistent was too much to bear so it was no fun for me. If the players you referred to are in profit but not satisfied, it means the outcome of the signal they are using fell below expectations.  Tipsters market their signal as an escape rout for poverty which is how they attract players to their group to get big subscribers.  Following these arousing publicity by tipster, players that join expect so much from the tipster and even if they are in profit, they can feel unsatisfied. It is really difficult finding a tipster that is even in profits because gambling is not an easy way to wealth.

[Agbamoni]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

This is irrelatable. Winning is fun, there is no way a bettor would win and wont feel happy about it.

These gamblers derive their fun from winning. Meaning they are gambling entirely for the profit they will get, so losing is no fun to them, while winning is great fun for them. Most of them know nothing about the sports, all they want is win.

[Zaguru12]

Those who like sports betting will never be able to enjoy sports if they only place bets based on the results given by others. Because they cannot research the team's situation. They also have no role in making decisions. Since they do not have the opportunity to use their own judgment, they definitely cannot enjoy the game. Those who rely on tipsters or anyone else to win never enjoy the game. To enjoy the game, they should analyze their own judgment. Winning is definitely not the same as enjoying gambling.

That’s how you see it. But that is not how most people see it, I can tell you for sure that most of the gamblers who do not even rely on their own predictions and actually go for tipsters are those sport bettors they are just there for money. The people who I can say when they gamble are not necessarily after the win or profit but rather after enjoying the game are actually those who play slot kind of games in casinos but not sport bettors most especially football bets.

For me I think at least 70% of gamblers are in for the money and that winning is only what derives them the joy and not how the winning come either through their own predictions or tipsters they don’t care and this is why you see lots of adverts on the social media for predictions or signal groups. This shows that lots of them are patronizing this people that’s why we see it’s increase in such a rise

[Localhostspeed]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

This is called side hustle. Some people are very closed to tipster. They don't gamble in real sense due to one or two reason but because one person they know makes money from gambling and when they analyze their games in a season they notice that the money they lose to casino isn't upto quarter of what they win. For that reason, they invest part of their money to bet, anytime the tipster win they win along and when the tipster lose, they lose with him.

Honestly, I don't know for other people but I don't see why you shouldn't be happy gambling when literally you are making money from it. Assuming money is loss and no profit of any sort, then I will consider it should be quit. If you are not a gambler and your aim was to make money through a tipster and that money is not coming then you need to quit and give it some rest. As for me, as long as it's making profit I will enjoy anything.

[shawonngp]

Those who buy signals and gamble. I think they focus mainly on doubling their money; they get satisfaction from winning because they feel they are succeeding by following tipsters. I'm not sure if they enjoy it because I've never gambled by buying signals. I always gamble based on my analysis. But I think if someone keeps winning by following tipsters, there is no reason he should not be happy; he can make a good income, whether through his own skill or by following tipsters. It doesn't matter. Winning at gambling is a big fact, so many people try to succeed from here by paid signals, which I personally don't like.

[alegotardo]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

Wow, this is an excellent question... I've never see anyone making a question something like that because, in reality, most people thinks only about make money and forget the essential purpose of the game.

I think that... regardless of winning or losing, the fun must always be present, because you never will be able to be sure of final result, so you can not get too atached to that. You need to make this moment of the game enjoyable, so does not matter if you won or lost (I know... it does matter a little ), but what is important is that you did it because you believed in your instincts.

It is been a long time since I've played with pre mades hunches or influenced by other people, not even "professional players"... I analyze statistics and even opinions of others people's, but the bet I make is always my own decision, based on what I believe is possible.

[Agbe]

Honestly, it doesn't have to be enjoyable, there is no rule that says that we must enjoy gambling or betting, for me as long as I'm able to win a few times and also maintain responsible gambling then I'm all good. Not everyone gambles for enjoyment or having fun, I think the whole point of doing research takes the fun out of it, if you have to think critically and do all that hard work before gambling where is the fun in that.

[fredericktaylor]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

This is called side hustle. Some people are very closed to tipster. They don't gamble in real sense due to one or two reason but because one person they know makes money from gambling and when they analyze their games in a season they notice that the money they lose to casino isn't upto quarter of what they win. For that reason, they invest part of their money to bet, anytime the tipster win they win along and when the tipster lose, they lose with him.

Honestly, I don't know for other people but I don't see why you shouldn't be happy gambling when literally you are making money from it. Assuming money is loss and no profit of any sort, then I will consider it should be quit. If you are not a gambler and your aim was to make money through a tipster and that money is not coming then you need to quit and give it some rest. As for me, as long as it's making profit I will enjoy anything.

Of course, gambling is about enjoying entertainment, and if I can't enjoy the fun even if I win money by gambling, then there is no need to gamble. I think you should gamble based on your own research, you can't enjoy the real fun of gambling by relying on others without knowing or understanding anything about gambling. In order to truly enjoy the fun of gambling, your own research is very important, and you can enjoy the real fun of gambling by gambling with money you can afford to lose.

[hyudien]

The answer probably goes back to each bettor's motives, if the goal is just profit, I think they will still enjoy it even if they rely on other people's predictions or advice, and vice versa for the more enthusiastic bettors, betting while watching the event live and relying on their own analysis, the enjoyment will be much different when winning, but still the ultimate goal is victory, so there may not be a big difference at all for these two types. And in the end, only we know the exact answer.

[leonair]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

For those who gamble primarily for profit, any kind of win can satisfy them. But for those who use gambling as fun and enjoy gambling games but win at the beginning and stop gambling, I don't think they are satisfied. However, since people have a lot of emotions towards money, in any case, if someone wins money, they are satisfied instantly, even if not for a long time.

If I win, that win will definitely satisfy me because I don't like to gamble for long periods of time. So as soon as I win, I will happily withdraw that money and stop gambling.

[Mia Chloe]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.
So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?
Anyone here can relate to this?

In today's society people actually perceive money as everything and it's why they don't care how it comes so long it eventually becomes theirs. Based off this people don't really care how they win most times so long they eventually hit that jackpot. That's because for most of them winning is the fun.

Without being naive people will actually agree that there's no direct fun in losing its the normal human psychology of gain or loss and it's not something most people can do away with easily.

[Btcdeybodi]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Who wouldn't be happy and enjoy gambling when they are on a winning streak from bets they didn't predict by themselves which is even less stressful as all they did was just stake their money and that is it. Enjoying gambling does not necessarily mean that you must be involved in the process, which ever source you use and make winnings you will be happy. Apart from tipsters, if any other person gives you games to bet and you win why won't you be joyful.

[Hispo]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

I personally believe that those who rely on tipsters do it because of several posible reasons. There are people who simply cannot analyze teams ahead of a match, because they do not have enough time to do so due to their job or supporting their family.

There are also those who just want to get money and they do not care about fun or thrill, so they seek for tipsters with a very high rate of success, with the hope to multiply their money in the shortest period of time possible.

In order to be a responsible bettor and gambler,.one needs to be one hundred percent responsible for one's bets, instead of relying those responsibilities to others.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

First of, winning is the sweet side of gambling which all gamblers wish for, there's no gambler that will be happy and satisfied for having losses all the time they gamble but a gambler can be happy an satisfied when they keep winning and doubling their balance, winning is never bored but losing can be exhausting. So, in my opinion even those gamblers that take prediction from tipster and bet, they feel very satisfied because their aim is to win. Why do you think they even trust tipster more than their self? It's because they feel that that person's prediction is sure than theirs.

[taufik123]

Actually depending on what you're gambling for, following signals just to get big wins certainly has the goal of generating more wins, but will those signals continue to work?
After all, if you only rely on other people's signals, you won't be able to do it independently.

Winning on your own with a good analysis of a sports bet will be better, because you do it yourself without the help of others, but it will also be affected by luck.

Enjoying an analysis process, making bets and seeing the match for yourself is a better process than just relying on other people's analysis or signals.

[swogerino]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

I believe in theory they should enjoy it as that is the reason they follow tipsters in the first place, they follow them because they are not sure of their own capability. I would also be happy if I didn't know a singe thing about sport betting except how to place a bet and if I saw overall that I would be in profit why not be happy. The same can be said for people playing slot machine, they don't like them but they know that there is a possibility to win x10.000 or more by playing these slots and even if they don't like the slot when they got the max win they surely get excited as that is by default in human nature. So nothing to be surprised here, most people would be happy just seeing their balance increase, it is not that important to know the in and outs of how they got there as long as they get there.

[Iroh]

In a way, they may be winning but I bet you won't hear much about it when they incur losses as well. Also, I wouldn't say they're in profit, technically just cause they sometimes win their bets gotten from these tipsters.
For a lot of people, the process taken to analyze and predict some games in order to bet on is irrelevant or takes up too much of their time, hence the relying on tipsters route to place bets and gamble. They may not enjoy or have patience for doing the work, analyzing and predicting games that could give you the win, but they sure love it when they win. I mean, who wouldn't want a win? For some people, their analysis and predictions coming to pass makes them feel really good and is a victory in itself.

[uchegod-21]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

They are not interested in fun, they know what they want and are going for it. What they want is the win; the profits from winning and as long as they are making the money, that is enough to make them satisfied.  At least they are not pretending to gamble for fun like some people would. Although gambling aggressively for money is not right, it is still neccessary to know what you want and gamble responsibly while trying to achieve what you want.

[Sammye3]

I mean, I see a lot of users who just rely on tipsters. They win sometimes, sure, so technically they’re in profit.
But they’re not the ones who really analyzed the game or made the call themselves.

So in a way, yes, they’re winning. But are they really enjoying it? Or is it just about following signals and waiting for results?

Anyone here can relate to this?

Everyone has a purpose for gambling so it depends on their reason for gambling. If one has an interest to just make money from gambling, it would not be an issue getting games from tipsters if the game actually wins. One with an interest to get the fun might want to engage directly but the end product is getting a winning right?