Gambling's okay as long as you keep winning?

[Jody.Drummer]

If we are winning, then we feel more comfortable with ourselves. Still, when it comes to losing and this is coming more repeatedly, gamblers tend to change their minds and intentions towards it and that is why you could discover that they don't feel excited because of this condition they are in, we can't be losing and still have cheerful feelings along, this is very common with many gamblers.

You are right. Gamblers are in a good mood until they win, but the problem comes when their losses start to increase. They initially start gambling for entertainment but later they start gambling to make money or recovering. But you need to start gambling for entertainment rather than money. I think gambling is only for entertainment if it is to earn money it will be huge loss for the gambler.

This is an example of how gambling can change a person’s perspective or mindset, and in reality, losses won’t increase if we can accept them. The main reason losses can escalate is the behavior of chasing wins or trying to recoup losses and that is the problem. It is highly likely that when gambling is done with the aim of making money, losses will occur, and the amount tends to be larger indeed, it is certain to be larger than the amount of profit gained. Furthermore, winning continuously is quite impossible in gambling.

then if you are really unlucky you are really unlucky when you play gambling, that is, no matter what we do we will still lose. And if you are lucky no matter what kind of betting we do we will win and we will always win without having to chase the loser.

But there are other gamblers who do not really rely on luck if not the chase or they just want or they cannot pass the time to forget for a while the problem they are going through,
there are other gamblers who have this reason.

We don't know when we'll get lucky, but it's highly discouraged to continue gambling for any purpose, whether to recoup losses, chase wins, or seek fortune. Luck isn't something you can chase, so we shouldn't chase it but let it come to us naturally. I agree with you; when we're lucky, we don't need to chase it. In any type of game, even outside of gambling, we'll get the results we desire, even if the amount or scale is small. Those who don't rely on luck are probably those who enjoy gambling with games that require skill.

[Rgram]

We don't know when we'll get lucky, but it's highly discouraged to continue gambling for any purpose, whether to recoup losses, chase wins, or seek fortune. Luck isn't something you can chase, so we shouldn't chase it but let it come to us naturally. I agree with you; when we're lucky, we don't need to chase it. In any type of game, even outside of gambling, we'll get the results we desire, even if the amount or scale is small. Those who don't rely on luck are probably those who enjoy gambling with games that require skill.

Desiring a result that is unrealistic in our everyday work is possible in gambling but, chasing it in itself is where most persons get it wrong because, it’s what luck can only serve you. Yes, you can target it but, you must be open to a lot of losses too and know that, you would lose quite a lot and still might not reach that target. Hence, you would be better off, gambling well within limits, known that losses is very much part of the game.

[drangos]

If we are winning, then we feel more comfortable with ourselves. Still, when it comes to losing and this is coming more repeatedly, gamblers tend to change their minds and intentions towards it and that is why you could discover that they don't feel excited because of this condition they are in, we can't be losing and still have cheerful feelings along, this is very common with many gamblers.

You are right. Gamblers are in a good mood until they win, but the problem comes when their losses start to increase. They initially start gambling for entertainment but later they start gambling to make money or recovering. But you need to start gambling for entertainment rather than money. I think gambling is only for entertainment if it is to earn money it will be huge loss for the gambler.

This is an example of how gambling can change a person’s perspective or mindset, and in reality, losses won’t increase if we can accept them. The main reason losses can escalate is the behavior of chasing wins or trying to recoup losses and that is the problem. It is highly likely that when gambling is done with the aim of making money, losses will occur, and the amount tends to be larger indeed, it is certain to be larger than the amount of profit gained. Furthermore, winning continuously is quite impossible in gambling.

then if you are really unlucky you are really unlucky when you play gambling, that is, no matter what we do we will still lose. And if you are lucky no matter what kind of betting we do we will win and we will always win without having to chase the loser.

But there are other gamblers who do not really rely on luck if not the chase or they just want or they cannot pass the time to forget for a while the problem they are going through,
there are other gamblers who have this reason.

We don't know when we'll get lucky, but it's highly discouraged to continue gambling for any purpose, whether to recoup losses, chase wins, or seek fortune. Luck isn't something you can chase, so we shouldn't chase it but let it come to us naturally. I agree with you; when we're lucky, we don't need to chase it. In any type of game, even outside of gambling, we'll get the results we desire, even if the amount or scale is small. Those who don't rely on luck are probably those who enjoy gambling with games that require skill.

The only time gambling feels good is when you win but that is a deception that is rather risky as it gives a false feeling of control. As a matter of fact, fortune does not last long and no individual can win every day. It is not about losing but rather the reaction that people make towards it, when it starts to chase the loss or to restore what has been lost. Such an attitude change transforms a leisurely exercise into a stressful one, and big losses are usually taken. Discipline is more needed than skill even in the skill based games. After all, gambling can be only controlled when you have to admit that you have lost and know how to quit.

[rezakurnia66]

We don't know when we'll get lucky, but it's highly discouraged to continue gambling for any purpose, whether to recoup losses, chase wins, or seek fortune. Luck isn't something you can chase, so we shouldn't chase it but let it come to us naturally. I agree with you; when we're lucky, we don't need to chase it. In any type of game, even outside of gambling, we'll get the results we desire, even if the amount or scale is small. Those who don't rely on luck are probably those who enjoy gambling with games that require skill.

I fully agree with your opinion, we don't know how long get luckiness trough gambling and not recommended keep gambling until for long term although to recoup loss, has chase to win until try another luckiness moment. Gambling more about speculation and depend the luckiness only at gambling not enough yet during many people make gambling as have fun only. I think need make limit moment when fully quit from gambling not matter how scale the small or large amount use for gambling. See the other way if you want to earn more income not trough gambling because the percentage ration during gambling more loss than win.

[fruktik]

Everyone wants to always have positive results from gambling but they forget that it cannot always be that way. The reason why there are more negative stories about gambling than positive is because a lot of people only talk about their bad experiences but forget that they get lucky sometimes. Gambling is going to be totally okay if you keep on winning but it's a game of wins and losses, it's inevitable.

I'd forgotten all about winning. Lately, I've been having a really bad luck. It's as if some kind of bad luck has come my way. I realize it's just my imagination. As far as I know, winning is quite rare. I don't know a single person who wins consistently. Yes, there are times when a lucky streak hits, but that's the exception rather than the rule.

So what can I do? Just enjoy my time at the casino and get some satisfaction.

[Yablee0]

As long as you keep on winning gambling is good as you feel good about your winning but, the big question that you should ask yourself is how often will you be lucky enough to be winning when it comes to gambling. Gambling is something that takes away your efforts, time and money if you are not careful about it because, Gambling is capable of crippling your life .

Their is no guarantee in gambling winnings so for someone to start up bragging for something that has no concrete assurance is something that is somehow funny to me, the phrase was supposed to be as long as I am gambling moderately and with what I can afford to lose then am fine and not the other way round.

However, gambling is cool when you only do it for the fun and nothing more, therefore expecting something from it or seeing it as a kind of source of income is something that it repercussions could be very disastrous and could be so unfriendly,  however if we must still be safe in the game without having any issues we should do away from the mindset of too much expectations from it and gamble only for the actual purpose which gamble was created for.

[Bitinity]

There is no way that we will keep on winning in gambling, so the main question is already something impossible to answer. Imho, gambling is okay as long as it does not affect me negatively. Not only about money but also about psychology as well as related to our relationship with others especially families.

[Makus]

There is no way that we will keep on winning in gambling, so the main question is already something impossible to answer. Imho, gambling is okay as long as it does not affect me negatively. Not only about money but also about psychology as well as related to our relationship with others especially families.

I think this has to be the main thing, not being affected by gambling negatively means that you don't lose amounts of money that are overly high and also you don't get addicted to it. Losses are inevitable and you cannot really escape them as long as you are actively involved in gambling. If we gamble responsibly and lose only amounts of money that we can afford to lose we are not really going to have problems with gambling. Personally, I don't win consistently but at least I don't stake too high and I'm not addicted to it, that's the most important thing

[Rabata]

Is gambling okay as long as you keep winning? An interesting take here by a gambler guy in the subway 58 years of gambling, argues that gambling was okay as long as you keep on winning.
I mean, for sure, it's okay if you keep on winning, right? But can we keep on winning? In the end, he ended up saying about the fun and enjoyment, which I think is a denial, he knows that gambling was bad.

From my perspective, I think that gambling should be continued as long as the winning streak continues. As the gambler will have satisfaction in this, the winning streak can also be bigger. But if someone stops betting despite having a winning streak, then he may feel regret. Although some people believe that the probability of losing after winning is higher, it is uncertain. There are some who can win in a row, while others suffer from consecutive losses. However, the gambler must take the right decision. He must decide when to stop considering his financial situation. There is a large section of gamblers who get very excited when they get a winning streak in gambling and continue betting until they win. But it is true that after win streak defeat comes.

[Mandoy]

If we are winning, then we feel more comfortable with ourselves. Still, when it comes to losing and this is coming more repeatedly, gamblers tend to change their minds and intentions towards it and that is why you could discover that they don't feel excited because of this condition they are in, we can't be losing and still have cheerful feelings along, this is very common with many gamblers.

You are right. Gamblers are in a good mood until they win, but the problem comes when their losses start to increase. They initially start gambling for entertainment but later they start gambling to make money or recovering. But you need to start gambling for entertainment rather than money. I think gambling is only for entertainment if it is to earn money it will be huge loss for the gambler.

This is an example of how gambling can change a person’s perspective or mindset, and in reality, losses won’t increase if we can accept them. The main reason losses can escalate is the behavior of chasing wins or trying to recoup losses and that is the problem. It is highly likely that when gambling is done with the aim of making money, losses will occur, and the amount tends to be larger indeed, it is certain to be larger than the amount of profit gained. Furthermore, winning continuously is quite impossible in gambling.

then if you are really unlucky you are really unlucky when you play gambling, that is, no matter what we do we will still lose. And if you are lucky no matter what kind of betting we do we will win and we will always win without having to chase the loser.

But there are other gamblers who do not really rely on luck if not the chase or they just want or they cannot pass the time to forget for a while the problem they are going through,
there are other gamblers who have this reason.

We don't know when we'll get lucky, but it's highly discouraged to continue gambling for any purpose, whether to recoup losses, chase wins, or seek fortune. Luck isn't something you can chase, so we shouldn't chase it but let it come to us naturally. I agree with you; when we're lucky, we don't need to chase it. In any type of game, even outside of gambling, we'll get the results we desire, even if the amount or scale is small. Those who don't rely on luck are probably those who enjoy gambling with games that require skill.

It is a misleading notion that it is okay to gamble provided you continue to win. Wins bring about a lot of confidence among players and such confidence can easily result in overconfidence resulting into an increase in bets and increased time spent gambling. As many have said, when losses start the attitude changes to enjoyment and one goes after losses or attempts to recuperate which in most cases worsens the situation. Gambling must be by strictly as entertainment as a means to make money. Fortune is erratic and it never continues and hence using it is dangerous. Limits are the most effective strategy, one should be disciplined and can accept a loss and win without making it an emotional issue.

[eisen33]

Is gambling okay as long as you keep winning? An interesting take here by a gambler guy in the subway 58 years of gambling, argues that gambling was okay as long as you keep on winning.
I mean, for sure, it's okay if you keep on winning, right? But can we keep on winning? In the end, he ended up saying about the fun and enjoyment, which I think is a denial, he knows that gambling was bad.


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What's your take on this?

There is a valid point here, he says that gambling is good as long as you keep winning. In the end, you say that we all know gambling is bad. Gambling is bad if you don’t know how to control yourself when necessary and end up losing more than you planned. But if he says that it’s good as long as you are winning, it can be interpreted this way: if you play and lose, then gambling is bad for you and you shouldn’t be doing it.

In my opinion, everything here is quite clear. And if he manages to win, then he belongs to a small group of players who know how to play smart. Therefore for him, gambling can be a good activity, even at his age.

[LastKiss]

Is gambling okay as long as you keep winning? An interesting take here by a gambler guy in the subway 58 years of gambling, argues that gambling was okay as long as you keep on winning.
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Whether you win or lose gambling is fine as long as the gambler doesn’t have problem caused by their habit. No one consistently win all the time and no one consistently profits from gambling, just like no one constantly loses either. As for the guy in the video, I think he’s just encouraging his own gambling habit because he like it so much and doesn’t want others to think negatively about it.

[giammangiato]

There is no way that we will keep on winning in gambling, so the main question is already something impossible to answer. Imho, gambling is okay as long as it does not affect me negatively. Not only about money but also about psychology as well as related to our relationship with others especially families.

Gambling on my part is fine as long as you have fun, which is quite different.
Clearly if you win the fun is enjoyable so you gamble while you're having fun.
But when you get lost and have fun anyway? I would not rule it out, the important thing is not characterized by constant, continuous losses that lead to disastrous economic situations.

[Wapfika]

Is gambling okay as long as you keep winning? An interesting take here by a gambler guy in the subway 58 years of gambling, argues that gambling was okay as long as you keep on winning.
I mean, for sure, it's okay if you keep on winning, right? But can we keep on winning? In the end, he ended up saying about the fun and enjoyment, which I think is a denial, he knows that gambling was bad.


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What's your take on this?

Actually, he is right with this opinion. It’s okay to still gamble if the results is positive and stop gambling if you are already experiencing loses.

It doesn’t need to be complicated on this topic. We all know that we can’t continue winning in gambling for the long run so it’s important to know when it’s okay to still gamble or not and we can use winning as condition.

It’s simple stop and go depending on the result.

[As-Soon-As]

Is gambling okay as long as you keep winning? An interesting take here by a gambler guy in the subway 58 years of gambling, argues that gambling was okay as long as you keep on winning.
I mean, for sure, it's okay if you keep on winning, right? But can we keep on winning? In the end, he ended up saying about the fun and enjoyment, which I think is a denial, he knows that gambling was bad.


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What's your take on this?

It is not advisable to gamble again after winning a game of gambling, because this can lead to greed for money. When a person gambles regularly and normally wins one to two times in a row, if that person enters gambling again, he will be fully exposed to the symptoms of addiction, which is why as far as I know, if you participate in gambling, you should definitely enter with a small amount of money and gamble for a short time. If you win in gambling, you should take a break and even if you lose in gambling, you should take a break. According to this strategy, if a person gambles, then that person will be able to gamble for a long time and enjoy gambling without addiction. Those who enter gambling in the hope of winning continuously are the ones who mainly face addiction.

[cxtreenal]

We don't know when we'll get lucky, but it's highly discouraged to continue gambling for any purpose, whether to recoup losses, chase wins, or seek fortune. Luck isn't something you can chase, so we shouldn't chase it but let it come to us naturally. I agree with you; when we're lucky, we don't need to chase it. In any type of game, even outside of gambling, we'll get the results we desire, even if the amount or scale is small. Those who don't rely on luck are probably those who enjoy gambling with games that require skill.

Desiring a result that is unrealistic in our everyday work is possible in gambling but, chasing it in itself is where most persons get it wrong because, it’s what luck can only serve you. Yes, you can target it but, you must be open to a lot of losses too and know that, you would lose quite a lot and still might not reach that target. Hence, you would be better off, gambling well within limits, known that losses is very much part of the game.

This means that it is important to be able to afford to lose money because every bet is full of uncertainty and you may not win even if you gamble for a long time. The imperfection of daily aspirations cannot be defined in any heading. Most of what you expect will be beyond your reach but your efforts to win are wrapped in luck. Being prepared for losses in gambling is a good example for most gamblers but they often make mistakes due to overconfidence. They think they are capable of winning and have made their bets based on analysis but forget about luck.

[Iroh]

I think people would always find a way to justify their actions. When one gets a win, the person is filled with happiness and all but when you incur a loss, it's not so good anymore and it becomes everyone's fault but yours.
If one keeps winning, the person would be in a state of euphoria and gambling would seem not so bad like you initally thought. All because of having constant wins. On the other hand, when having constant losses, the activity suddenly becomes not so good and fun anymore. There are likely people who are openly critical of gambling but goes on to gamble where no one sees them cause they also win money sometimes.

[Bright0515]

Who wouldn't want to keep winning? If that was a reality a lot of people would have abandoned their jobs and fixed their attention on gambling but gambling isn't a charity or investment that you can keep on expecting money from. If the game was only about winning then the casinos would be bankrupt. Some gamblers think that this is achievable that's the reason why they continue trying to make more profits even after winning. Being on a winning streak doesn't mean that you can always make profit, gambling is a game of luck and chance