Has this ongoing war changed your perspective on how you gamble?

[Porfirii]

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If you've been living in countries affected by the Middle East crisis, has this ongoing war changed your perspective on how you gamble? Did you take a break or minimise your gambling session so you can save for any eventualities that this war will bring?

In my country, the effects so far have been specially visible in the increase of the price of the gasoline and diesel, but unless you work in transport, it is not a problem because the distances traveled by an average person are small compared to other larger countries or with more distant population centres. But let's see how everything unfolds, because a high price of gasoline usually leads to a general increase in prices of many other products.

Since the disruption hasn't been that great in my domestic economy, I haven't had to make any decisions about how much I spend gambling.

[SmartGold01]

Gambling is gambling, and war can't change the gambling conditions in the next country and people must sure gambling in any control that is not as affected by any war or anything.
So, whom ever that is developed their time to gambling, there nothing that can change it. That is why most people has not been gambling for long due to fear.

[noorman0]

If you want to keep gambling, you will do so under any circumstances. Maybe not a change in gambling perspective, but how you can still play at your favorite casino. Your only big obstacle is looking for alternatives, especially if you are a gambler in a physical casino, or the government completely shuts down the internet network.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

As for people who are living in countries that are directly affected by the war, their gambling activities might have been affected as well, when your house is on  fire, all you will care about is how to put out the fire and then fix your house again, you won't think about pleasure at that moment, so you should be able to guess that people that are affected directly would not be thinking about gambling but rather things that would be beneficial after the war.

[retreat]

If you've been living in countries affected by the Middle East crisis, has this ongoing war changed your perspective on how you gamble? Did you take a break or minimise your gambling session so you can save for any eventualities that this war will bring?

The war situation, which shows no signs of improving anytime soon, will sooner or later lead to inflation in the global economy due to the potential rise in oil prices. In this situation, reducing your bankroll is advisable because prices of goods and services are likely to rise, and allocating funds to appropriate needs is more advisable. There's no need to gamble excessively because we don't know what the future holds, and it could be worse. Therefore, preparing your finances for such a situation is a much wiser move than forcing yourself to gamble and losing more money on unnecessary things.

[Stablexcoin]

To some extent, I see how this war has affected the economy of many countries and definitely it would change the idea of spending hours gambling to minimize loss.

In most developing countries,  the economy has gotten so bad and has affected the cost of living due to the war, so i see how it could affect the rate at which people gamble.

[Bitcoin.com97]

Why will the war change peoples perspective on how they gamble ? No gambling site was affected ,I haven’t heard any news concerning such, although it affected other things even prices of some products how gone high especially fuel, for now the countries at which the war is taking place will not think of such , but that doesn’t mean other countries should shut down or think otherwise concerning gambling, every physical casino are filled up with people that are gambling, infact gambling sites are functioning well and the numbers of people betting are also counting , so the war didn’t change peoples perspective on gambling.

[Smartprofit]

This afternoon, I was pondering the possibility of World War III... This thought occurred to me after reading news that Iran (Ibrahim Azizi) is considering bombing Ukraine. As far as I understand, this is because Ukraine is consulting with the US and Israel on counter-drone defense (that's how I understand it). 🙋

Just look at the globe to see where Ukraine is and where Iran is. It's enough to understand that war is slowly engulfing the entire world...

Dubai used to seem like a paradise on earth to me, like a fairy tale from "A Thousand and One Nights." However, Dubai was also attacked by Iran. And Iran was attacked by the US and Israel.

You know what an air raid siren sounds like when your city is being attacked by combat drones?  I know... And I wouldn't want everyone, in every country in the world, to get used to this sound.🤷

However, even if World War III breaks out, I will still try to live a normal human life until the very last minute. This includes gambling. It's just that pre-war hobbies will become more valuable to us than before. And we will still gamble.🎰

[Hispo]

If you want to keep gambling, you will do so under any circumstances. Maybe not a change in gambling perspective, but how you can still play at your favorite casino. Your only big obstacle is looking for alternatives, especially if you are a gambler in a physical casino, or the government completely shuts down the internet network.

The government of Iran is quite infamous when comes to shutting down the entire country internet connection during protests and riots, so people cannot organize and push for a regime change in Iran.
Ironically, that kind of tactic by the government of Iran also affects people who do not have anything to do with protests and who may be seeking to isolate themselves from all the chaos by partaking in betting and gambling online.
When comes to brick and mortar casinos, I assume there are not such options in Iran and many middle east countries, due to the prevalence of sharia law. So gamblers from those countries do not much of an option when comes to alternatives to internet gambling.

[Davidvictorson]

All the gambling sites that I am using and other gambling sites that have their presence on this forum are not affected. We can access them anytime of the day and they are all working as usual.

I think those who are likely benefiting from the situation are the prediction sites. If that is the direction that the OP is driving towards it makes sense then.
However, I am not in support of any of it.

[len01]

If you've been living in countries affected by the Middle East crisis, has this ongoing war changed your perspective on how you gamble? Did you take a break or minimise your gambling session so you can save for any eventualities that this war will bring?

Actually this is a bit confusing, what does the war between the US, Israel, and Iran have to do with gambling? For me, gambling is something flexible; you can do it anytime and stop anytime when the situation doesn’t allow it. Unless this question is meant for traders or investors in stocks or crypto who are really affected by the war, then it would make a lot more sense.

[leonair]

No I don't think the ongoing war can change people's perspective on gambling. But yes everyone can comment on the ongoing war from their own perspective but at the end of the day everyone will do their own thing and fulfill their own hobbies but Iran is very serious about the war and since that country is a Muslim country it may change the perspective on gambling among the people of that country but other countries which are not involved in the war in any way will not change the perspective on gambling rather many people are placing different types of bets on this war also

[Patikno]

If you've been living in countries affected by the Middle East crisis, has this ongoing war changed your perspective on how you gamble? Did you take a break or minimise your gambling session so you can save for any eventualities that this war will bring?

It seems like, my country hasn't felt the impact of this ongoing war yet, but if it continues for the next few months, I am sure my country will start to feel the effects. If the impact starts to be felt here, it might change my gambling habits, meaning I will have to manage my finances in a way that protects me during a financial crisis, whether by reducing my gambling budget, or by taking a temporary break from gambling to survive the crisis.

Regardless, this war has caused many losses, especially for the countries affected, including those in conflict. I hope this conflict will end soon, or the peace will soon be achieved, so that the impact won't be so widespread, and we won't have to minimize our gambling budgets because of it. I still need some gambling entertainment on holidays.

[|MINER|]

To be honest this ongoing war against the Iran and USA -Israel didn't make any impact on my financial activity currently and that is why my prospecting with gambling is still in the same position what I do in the previous times. But at the same time I will also say that I don't know how long that could be stay because I don't think this war will gonna end in a short time and if this war going for the long time that's mean there will be more of struggle on the Hormuz Straight and that will be definitely increase the oil price and also if the oil price will increase the all kinds of product or transport cost will be also increase and on that case definitely that will also impact on my financial system and maybe then on that time this ongoing war will also change my perspective on gambling that how should I gamble.

[Sonia_123]

War can only affect those gamblers that lived in the affected area of the war not every one. 
For now the war has no effect on most gamblers not even myself, I gamble as I used to without any disturbance, but am scared if the war continues and extends to neighbouring countries it might gradually be affecting online gambling mainly since the internets and electricity will be affected.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

And to the world, the war against Iran has disrupted the energy supply of many countries, which will eventually collapse the economies of many countries relying on Middle East oil.

If you've been living in countries affected by the Middle East crisis, has this ongoing war changed your perspective on how you gamble? Did you take a break or minimise your gambling session so you can save for any eventualities that this war will bring?

The truth of the fact is that the ongoing war between these three countries have got absolutely nothing to do with the gambling industry, but inasmuch as you are not living in those affected countries, because to be frankly speaking, I doubt that gambling will be the last thing that will come to the mind of people living in Iran and Israel that have been known to have gotten the most damages during this war. Because a person living in Iran whose home might have gotten destroyed or lost a family member will least think of gambling, but rather how to reserve the little money he/she might have saved in the past. While secondly, a person living not living in any of these three affected countries wouldn't mind gambling as usual. Hence, i think this question should have been channel to people living in any of these three affected countries.

[Orpichukwu]

Gambling is gambling, and war can't change the gambling conditions in the next country and people must sure gambling in any control that is not as affected by any war or anything.
So, whom ever that is developed their time to gambling, there nothing that can change it. That is why most people has not been gambling for long due to fear.

True, gambling will always remain, no matter what its going on in people's lives, except they decided to give gambling a break, if not, people will always look for a way to satisfy their urge in gambling. This is why self-control is very important in the lives of the people as it helps to sustain their boundaries by giving them the ability to manage their urges or by keeping their emotions in check to avoid making decisions that will not add any value to their lives.

[Slow death]

What should this be about?

How can a war in Iran change someone's perspective about gambling? I see not correlation about these.

All the gambling sites that I am using and other gambling sites that have their presence on this forum are not affected. We can access them anytime of the day and they are all working as usual.

So what are you taking about?

From what I understand, he's talking about economics and gambling, something like, for example, you earn $1000 a month, pay all your bills and have $950 left, and you take the $50 and gamble in casinos. But with the war, fuel prices have risen in some countries, and if your country is one of them, then you would see increases in fuel prices and increases in the price of food and everything else. With that, your $1000 would pay your bills and there would be nothing left to gamble, which would force you to stop gambling.

[Hypnosis00]

I don't gamble to earn a living, I just gamble because it brings comfort on me, so nothing has changed, this war is irrelevant with how I gamble.

But if you are a gambler that resides in a place wherein war is happening, for sure your perspective about gambling will change. You don't want to gamble most of your funds anymore like how you gamble your life where war is happening around. You just want to secure yourself first, as well as your funds.

[Hazink]

On every normal circumstances the ongoing war hasn't changed my perspective or gambling but it has disrupted and affected a lot globally leading to the increments in the oil sector causing prompting more increase in fuel and oil making the cost of transportation high.Neverthless my gambling possibilities still remains unchanged with the fact that I'm gambling at a low risk so it tends not to affect it in any way.

The increase in the price of petroleum, which led to an increase in transportation costs, has been one of the things many who are not directly hit by the war are complaining about. Oil is just connected to outside their countries, both to those who are oil-producing nations, and as long as the income keeps on coming, that shouldn't affect how people gamble except for those whose families are in those countries where the war is raging.