Does gambling has anything to do with spirit or testing people’s fate?

[mcdouglasx]

I suppose it's someone he cares about, and that's why he's angry about the other person's actions, because I don't see any other reason for him to be angry about it. Sometimes people simply don't want to be helped, and you have to accept it, since, as he himself has said, he's always let him down. And with all due respect to people's character, I think he's a bit controlling. I can give advice, but if I'm not listened to, I'll turn around and leave because it's a total waste of time.

[Hypnosis00]

I don't, as I don't argue with people who push their wrongdoings. Gambling is not just about how much we can afford to lose, but it is also about how we view it. If we are gambling for the sake of money, it is no longer a spirit or whatever you call it. Unfortunately, this is very common. And it's not new to hear people arguing with each other.

Many gamblers don't understand how gambling works…that's the problem. Of course, we may have come for money, but it doesn't mean we should push ourselves to the limit and think we are right when we are damn wrong.

[Popkon6]

Do not use excess money in betting, so that later there will be a conflict of interest. Because you should enter the game of gambling with as much money as you can afford to lose. In the current situation, those who gamble with the intention of earning money are the ones who get angry when they lose and lose more money to recover their lost money, as a result, the gambler faces addiction. Therefore, if this person does not recover the lost money later, he may lose more money, so if you lose the game of gambling, you should never get angry but should remain calm.

[Sonia_123]

Just today I saw two guys arguing, and one of them was very angry. I was curious to know what the issue was because the other one was trying to compensate him with other stuff. When he left, I asked the angry one what the issue was; he said the other guy was a "messed up", and he proceeded to tell me the other guy gave him a parlay ticket last week, and he used very big money to stake it and he lost it.

Then I ask him why he was so confident of the game to the extent of using big money that's beyond what he can afford to lose, because it's obvious he couldn't afford to lose the money. And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

I am making this thread to know if you all have come across such a situation and how possible is this spirit stuff is. Because he can't stop being angry with the guy that gave him the ticket.

I guess maybe he was referring to trying peoples luck, that is maybe if his luck matches with the other ones own, because I don't understand why he would say he his trying peoples spirit, in gambling there is nothing like that or whatever.

I think the guy is finding it difficult to believe that he has lost his money humbly to gambling because of the huge amount he has staked with and now putting it on spirituality, this is what happen when you fail to listen and follow rules and regulations of gambling, when the reality comes it will be difficult to accept, we always shift our faults and blame others

[Maslate]

Some people have their own unique gambling strategy, and as long as it works for them and it made them profitable, then no problem with that.

But when he tells that he is just losing big amount from his previous bets from the same person, that's good to say that he is just making fool of himself, believing that this time he could be lucky and recover his losses.

He is just clearly wasting his money, he could have saved some of his losses and maybe win instead if he learn betting on his own while attracting his own luck, not from other people's luck.

[Makus]

it's his audacity for me, taking someone's idea and getting angry at him that it didn't work out like his friend is in control of betting outcomes. One thing people need to realize is that betting doesn't really have a fixed pattern or anything that's sure, he was expecting toomuch because the bets he placed previously worked out as a result of luck. There is nothing like fate or spirituality here, he is just looking for someone to blame for his losses and it makes no sense that he is putting that on someone who didn't force him to bet

[Samlucky O]

I am making this thread to know if you all have come across such a situation and how possible is this spirit stuff is. Because he can't stop being angry with the guy that gave him the ticket.

Surely in the cost of wining in betting, everyone believe in different things, and believing in superstition is not exception. I know of many guys that believe that gambling or betting is not ordinary that's why you need to be spiritual to win, but then how possible is that. Those who even tried to be spiritual still end up not wining. The thing is that when gambling don't consider anything as a possibility of making you win. Even if you saw your grandpa in the dream and he gave you a prediction, doesn't even permit you to stake  the amount you can't afford to lose because you may surely lose all if yiu are not careful, and you won't blame it on anyone since you allow your emotion cloud your sense of reasoning. Let's gamble safe, gamble with what you can afford to lose.

[junder]

Just today I saw two guys arguing, and one of them was very angry. I was curious to know what the issue was because the other one was trying to compensate him with other stuff. When he left, I asked the angry one what the issue was; he said the other guy was a "messed up", and he proceeded to tell me the other guy gave him a parlay ticket last week, and he used very big money to stake it and he lost it.

Then I ask him why he was so confident of the game to the extent of using big money that's beyond what he can afford to lose, because it's obvious he couldn't afford to lose the money. And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

I am making this thread to know if you all have come across such a situation and how possible is this spirit stuff is. Because he can't stop being angry with the guy that gave him the ticket.

The first mistake is to risk money beyond the ability, the second mistake is to bet with too much enthusiasm or too much confidence in the predictions of others it is obviously a great hope but with the name of gambling defeat is a certainty and victory is an uncertain thing.

In addition, if we are directed to ask other people's opinions to bet and the results are disappointing then do not blame the people who give opinions, because basically the bets are made on their own basis.

[AmaGold70]

What we are talking about here is gambling and I think is not something you should trust someone entirely. Many persons goes around looking for who to give game or possibly even sell games to people and assuring them of winning the bet. But all this are just deception because most times it turns the opposite side.
Gambling has nothing to do with people's fate, it is totally a game of luck couple with in-depth prediction. Besides, don't trust any bet to the extent of gambling with what you cannot afford to loose, doing that is totally wrong. Sometimes when we predict games, you see the most trusted game failing, and this has happened to me countless times. People have also given me games with full assurance that the game is going to be successful, but at the end, thesame game failed.
In nutshell, do not trust any game entirely and ensure to gamble responsibly.

[Cityhunter34]

Just today I saw two guys arguing, and one of them was very angry. I was curious to know what the issue was because the other one was trying to compensate him with other stuff. When he left, I asked the angry one what the issue was; he said the other guy was a "messed up", and he proceeded to tell me the other guy gave him a parlay ticket last week, and he used very big money to stake it and he lost it.

Then I ask him why he was so confident of the game to the extent of using big money that's beyond what he can afford to lose, because it's obvious he couldn't afford to lose the money. And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

I am making this thread to know if you all have come across such a situation and how possible is this spirit stuff is. Because he can't stop being angry with the guy that gave him the ticket.

Gambling is either you win or you lose that is absolutely the real truth about it but I don't know why most gamblers normally forget about this while gambling.

Honestly, I hate when someone reason this way because had it been the game work out for him, he would have not let any nobody know about the game because that is exactly how they normally do every time, they are always after to hit jackpots by someone's prediction without realizing that gambling depends on luck.

[Agbe]

And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

If the guy has always failed him, should that be about spirituality? That should be about common sense and logic. Someone has been given him matches to bet on, he has been betting on the matches and he is losing but he continued to use the guy bet to bet and he continued to lose. There is no spiritual about this, gambling is risky.

First of all, I think that for him to have the mindest that the guy failed shows a low level of thinking because no one controls the outcome of gambling or can constantly wins relying on someone for predictions and getting angry when it does not play out is absolutely insane. This has no spiritual connection whatsoever he just lacks understanding of what gambling is all about, it's ignorance of the highest order.

[Mandoy]

Just today I saw two guys arguing, and one of them was very angry. I was curious to know what the issue was because the other one was trying to compensate him with other stuff. When he left, I asked the angry one what the issue was; he said the other guy was a "messed up", and he proceeded to tell me the other guy gave him a parlay ticket last week, and he used very big money to stake it and he lost it.

Then I ask him why he was so confident of the game to the extent of using big money that's beyond what he can afford to lose, because it's obvious he couldn't afford to lose the money. And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

I am making this thread to know if you all have come across such a situation and how possible is this spirit stuff is. Because he can't stop being angry with the guy that gave him the ticket.

I guess maybe he was referring to trying peoples luck, that is maybe if his luck matches with the other ones own, because I don't understand why he would say he his trying peoples spirit, in gambling there is nothing like that or whatever.

I think the guy is finding it difficult to believe that he has lost his money humbly to gambling because of the huge amount he has staked with and now putting it on spirituality, this is what happen when you fail to listen and follow rules and regulations of gambling, when the reality comes it will be difficult to accept, we always shift our faults and blame others

I do not think that gambling is associated with ghosts or trying to challenge the destiny of a person. The comment that that guy made about trying the spirit of people is more of frustration than a fact. In gambling, particularly with parlays, the result is dependent on likelihood and danger but not spirituality. Provided that he bet more money than he could bear to lose, that is his own choice, not the one to blame of the person, who gave him the ticket. In some cases when individuals lose large amounts of money it is easier to attribute it to luck, destiny or others rather than take responsibility. I believe that such a case is rather a poor bankroll management issue, not a spirituality problem.

[maydna]

I don't have that experience because that is no use doing that. If you use very big money to stake, that is the big mistake even other guy says that he have a right prediction. Gambling needs to limits and only use the money they can afford to lose. Not because someone saying he can win the bet but you control your gambling.

That is his mistake but he can't accept it. Let him like that because that is non of your business. Perhaps he can't stops being angry with that guy even if you tells him to stop angry.

[Fredomago]

The biggest mistake a gambling addict is makes betting money he is not prepared to lose. When that happens, anger sets in. It's hard to view gambling as just entertainment, so if we don't have strict money management, it's best to avoid gambling.

Someone who is addicted to gambling will no longer have control over what they are gambling with as long as the money is in their possession. In this case, I think the main character in the op was very stupid to believe and staked high on gambling games, or the person might already also be addicted and was just looking for excuse on who to blame as reason to why they lost money.

Indeed, that a symptoms that the person already addicted as they keep pointing blame to someone instead of accepting the outcome and move forward, most of the time the gambler who can't control themselves both on spending money and time usually losses their control over their gambling participation and instead of reflecting to what they did wrong after losing, they will find reason to the point to put the blame to someone instead of accepting everything and reassess what's they needed to adjust to avoid making that same mistake again and again.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I had to read it twice to understand what it was supposed to be about. But I still couldn't match the name of the topic with the text itself. Well, good. OP, there are people who will never blame themselves for mistakes. In their wayward lives, there will always be those who will somehow be to blame for their failures. In this case, the guy who bet a lot of money blames his friend, although only he, if he is an adult, should make decisions. There will be no bad guy; your friend will be angry at the weather, at the sun or the moon, or at the one who looked at him somehow wrong; in a word, everyone will be to blame, but not him.

Tell him to grow up.

[Grace333]

well i will start by saying that under no circumstances should a person take unnecessary risk in what is not sure, even if the game was predicted by a sorcerer you cant even be sure if it will play out. there is one thing i notice about game and predictions, sometimes it makes you to believe in almost everything. there was a time that if i dream and meet with a person telling me date of an event or if we discourse anything about numbers and i wake up, i will convert the numbers to lottery number, and i usually win but not all the time, but majority of the times, and this made me to believe on dreams and superstition. But at a time i just see it as coincidental.

One thing I am not a fan of us that, I don't put so much spirituality into something reality have placed, and as a fact there is no spiritual involvement in gambling, the reality of the day is that most of those that give so much emotion into gambling tend to get their mind driven into taking risks blindly without doing their own individual research about the game.

Trying to mix gambling with spirituality is a big error and just another excuse to keep gambling to cultivate the habit of addiction. Though I've heard things like this before but in the context what the person was actually saying is that gamble has alot of emotional impact on an individual and that's true because so many persons today has painted gamble to be a bad thing to engage with all because they couldn't control their emotion and greed. This is the one of the majority of problem with gamble in this modern-day, and for a fact that people can gamble on their smartphone without anyone knowing places more risk in the finances of those who have these superstitious believe about gambling.

[Oasisman]

And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

I was lost about this "spirit" thing. Is it something superstitious? Like believing in gambling Gods? And you said, this guy has always failed him? Well, that means he keeps his "spirit" high above the other person's spirit. Then he's very angry because it always fails. This is such a complicated story. 
I may not have a clearer picture on this story, but if that person you're referring to believes in superstitions, he may be going to fail or lose more. Gambling isn't about sorcery, it's about probability and math, and of course, being responsible.
The next time you bump into this person, tell him to curse that Spirit he believes in, he may get lucky by doing so, lol.

[Obim34]

Then I ask him why he was so confident of the game to the extent of using big money that's beyond what he can afford to lose, because it's obvious he couldn't afford to lose the money. And he said he always tries people's spirit, and this guy has always failed him.

I am making this thread to know if you all have come across such a situation and how possible is this spirit stuff is. Because he can't stop being angry with the guy that gave him the ticket.

Why get angry for what he doesn't know how to do, if he trust his prediction and the outcome, he wouldn't be staking huge amount on someone else prediction, seeing that person get angry is just stupid reaction from him.

I don't get the part of spirit stuff you mean, you just know from there people are stupid based off their reaction, if it was that easy let him do for himself, zero spirituality and just luck to win in gambling.

[Not your key not your BTC]

I don't think there's a connection. Gambling is more about speculation and the hope of getting rich quick. If it were fate could be tested in gambling, then hard work should also bring instant riches. But it doesn't. Instead, many people regret it later. So, only fools associate gambling with spirituality or testing their fate.

[Frankolala]

I don't, as I don't argue with people who push their wrongdoings. Gambling is not just about how much we can afford to lose, but it is also about how we view it. If we are gambling for the sake of money, it is no longer a spirit or whatever you call it. Unfortunately, this is very common. And it's not new to hear people arguing with each other.

Many gamblers don't understand how gambling works…that's the problem. Of course, we may have come for money, but it doesn't mean we should push ourselves to the limit and think we are right when we are damn wrong.

As a gambler you need to accept whatever is the outcome of your bet with fate and not getting angry or emotional after losing. I don't see why any gambler should get angry towards a friend that gave him his own prediction in order for him to try his luck. A gambler should be responsible for the consequences of his own actions and not to put the blame on someone else.