Betting on others suggestion

[Finestream]

It never happened to me because I don't bet on other person's suggestions, I stick on what I think will be a winning bet.

But with your story, I just hope you learned your lesson. I think he's there to take advantage, not to seriously offer help which one to bet. So next time, be careful on choosing a friend.

And never forget that you're also a gambler, you should know that the outcome will always be unpredictable. You win that bet not because of your friend, but because you are lucky that day, so you don't awe him any amount. But its still a good decision that you gave him some penny, at least you know that would be that last time you'll be sharing your winning funds to him.

[MRY]

It never happened to me because I don't bet on other person's suggestions, I stick on what I think will be a winning bet.

But with your story, I just hope you learned your lesson. I think he's there to take advantage, not to seriously offer help which one to bet. So next time, be careful on choosing a friend.

And never forget that you're also a gambler, you should know that the outcome will always be unpredictable. You win that bet not because of your friend, but because you are lucky that day, so you don't awe him any amount. But its still a good decision that you gave him some penny, at least you know that would be that last time you'll be sharing your winning funds to him.

This is the greatest protection of the stability of our assets to your independence in decision making, without the outside interference in your monetary affairs. In my opinion, the dependency on the advice offered by others is the way to the destructive manipulation. There is a logical protection of us against unnecessary indebtedness that is provided by denying the existence of luck. We need to be careful so that we do not instal our friends as money drains.

[AmoreJaz]

It never happened to me because I don't bet on other person's suggestions, I stick on what I think will be a winning bet.

But with your story, I just hope you learned your lesson. I think he's there to take advantage, not to seriously offer help which one to bet. So next time, be careful on choosing a friend.

And never forget that you're also a gambler, you should know that the outcome will always be unpredictable. You win that bet not because of your friend, but because you are lucky that day, so you don't awe him any amount. But its still a good decision that you gave him some penny, at least you know that would be that last time you'll be sharing your winning funds to him.

Next time, better not tell him that you are placing bets. Because it is not his business in the first place to have an influence with what you are doing. Now, it is like you have your responsibilities on him just because you take his advice.

[famososMuertos]

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Has such an incident ever happened to you?
Or do you ever bet based on someone else's suggestions?

This is definitely a "it's a story that's been told a thousand times" type of post. It's always the same old tale. It's something between you and your friend; you decide that. Why are you asking for help with it? Let's start with the fact that he's not your friend. Someone with good intentions expects the gesture, they don't ask for it.

On the other hand, it's most likely that he's doing the work on the other side, meaning with someone else. So he was either doing it with you or with the other gambler. They're parasites, they're pimps of the gambling world, and don't take offense, but if it bothers you, you should know how life is; that's how things work.

[Hispo]

When comes to betting on sports of any other market, itnis obvious that one can only get trouble when one follows the recommendations and directions of others.
Any responsible bettor is supposed to only follow their own analysis of their own gut when the time of betting comes, and your story is just another reminder and example on why we should not rely on others with our money / capital.
You are right when you say your friend would have not taken any responsibility had you lost your money because his fault.

In my opinion you owed him nothing, because it was not his money which was at riskt.

[batang_bitcoin]

Has such an incident ever happened to you?
Or do you ever bet based on someone else's suggestions?

I do not bet on someone's else suggestions and I don't give them a promise that if I follow their tips, I'll give them a giveaway or a part of it. Maybe out of good will, that's just fine but never promised someone with that. Because they will always give themselves a pat in the back if you tell them that you have copied their bets or predictions and then it has won. They'll think that they're the reason of your win and that's ego there that's hard to control if you're going to always count what they say.

[Rockstarguy]

I once bet on someone else's advice, and the result was a loss. Since then I've been a little more careful when I want to place a bet. If someone gives me a prediction about sports now, honestly I'd trust AI more, because it provides real reasons based on data as a starting point.

Trusting AI doesn’t mean a person is more reliable in the game or that there is a guarantee to win. The reason why most times people prefer to play other people's games is because they feel others know better.

But if you are gambling the right way and you are predicting based on how you understand the game, there is no need to look down on your game or to see someone else's game as the best. Gamble as long as you are not doing so blindly; you may be lucky. Even other people's games do not guarantee a win. Everyone is just trying to rely on hope in gambling, and no one does it best because there is no perfect gambler.

[Achalugo BTC]

Next time, better not tell him that you are placing bets. Because it is not his business in the first place to have an influence with what you are doing. Now, it is like you have your responsibilities on him just because you take his advice.

Really for me, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with confiding with friends that you want to place a bet, I mean I do it all the time and I don’t see anything wrong with that, it’s just quite unfortunate that the OP’s friend is naughty and demands to reap where he didn’t sow. I mean how can someone take a risk and just because you gave someone your thoughts about the game and he followed it and became lucky, you now mandate them to give you a cut. That’s just outrageous.

[Miles2006]

Personally, the friend deserved some little money although not forcefully as it sounds rather out of love and an appreciation for sharing prediction that led to a win. I know if the situation had to be reversed the friend in question will not bother to ask obviously there’s nothing left but, in this season it’s best you share little while it’s not a must and probably next time I doubt if the friend will ever consider sharing another prediction because last time ended with disagreement. I also experienced this several times and most times I always end up losing the bet while during my lucky days I consider sharing my win as a way of showing love.

[ejikeme24]

First, I will advise that you shouldn't be naive to your friend imagine when he ask you to stake more and you did what if the outcome didn't work as expected what will you do, panic right? Because it was not actually what you can afford to lose. I know staking high most times is also an advantage but you don't have to allow your friend or your fellow gamblers to suggest or tell you what to do because there's no guarantee that you will win even though he's very confident in the game and of course that's how most fan do, they keep being so optimistic about their team even when they are not form.

[Hazink]

Next time, better not tell him that you are placing bets. Because it is not his business in the first place to have an influence with what you are doing. Now, it is like you have your responsibilities on him just because you take his advice.

I think you might have channeled your reply to the wrong person instead of to the op. 

People always feel entitled each time it comes to money and their decisions contribute to what made the person win the money, and they won't do the same when there is loss they won't take responsibility. It's better to know how to deal with such a person to avoid future issues better to not have any gambling related transaction with them unless you are ready to share some percentage.

[Slow death]

I wonder what kind of friend puts you in this situation and then wants a cut of the profit. He gave you advice, but you bet and took all the risk. Why didn't your friend take money out of his own pocket to bet on the same game, since he seemed so sure he would win that bet?

Think about it, because it seems to me that your friend wanted to make money without risking losing it himself. By giving you advice on what to bet on and telling you to increase the bet amount, your friend was clearly using and manipulating you. In case of a loss, only you would suffer a loss, while he wouldn't. In case of a win, he would profit because he would psychologically pressure you.

My advice is very clear: distance yourself from this friend while it's still early. I know few people listen, and I know you probably won't listen and will keep your friend close. The reason for this conclusion is that you gave a portion of the profits to your friend; you yielded to his pressure, and there will be other scenarios where he will do the same thing to you, and you will give in again.

[IjawMan]

Has such an incident ever happened to you?
Or do you ever bet based on someone else's suggestions?

I have made a bet base on someone's suggestions of the games selections but the agreement was that he was going to bear half cost of any money I risk on his suggested games.

And same will go with if the games plays successfully. Luckily the first time went on smoothly, profit was shared but after that first day the other couple of days were a nightmare.

We ran out of luck, I lost some cash but he took part in the loss as agreed and that was how I stopped doing that with my gambling.

[Iroh]

Over the years, I've placed bets numerous times on someone's else's suggestion. Some actually paid off and a lot more ended up losing out. Nothing is guaranteed.
I think you were the bigger man here as you thought it wise to part with some money, if not fir anything, to save the relationship you guys share together. I would say your friend was quite hasty and a bit wrong in demanding for some money from you as if you owed it to him. It wasn't his money used to place those bets and obviously, he won't seek anything or pay you back a percent of what was used to place those bets if the outcome wasn't favorable.
While it is a nice gesture to appreciate the person that tipped you on a bet that you won, it's not his right nor is it mandated for you to part with your winnings to the person who gave you that tip.

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Has such an incident ever happened to you?
Or do you ever bet based on someone else's suggestions?

For some reason, many people still think that other people's betting advice is better. If your bet wins, it's just a coincidence that can't consistently produce wins. And even if you're interested in their advice, you shouldn't tell your friends that you're betting according to their advice; you can remain silent for privacy reasons.

For me, I never trust any betting advice and prefer the results of my own predictions. Regardless of the outcome, I think satisfaction is one of the reasons I choose to bet based on my own analysis.

[livingfree]

Next time, better not tell him that you are placing bets. Because it is not his business in the first place to have an influence with what you are doing. Now, it is like you have your responsibilities on him just because you take his advice.

Yes, for his sake.

He shouldn't tell it anymore that he's actually placing a bet based on what's being tipped to him.

That guy will have his ego grow and if you're winning consistently with his bets, that might be your conscience calling you to tip him as well for the help he does.

Because it's possible that he'll continue to ask you for some money again since you're the one who's taking all the benefits. But you can have a rebutt against him, if he believes his predictions are good then bet on it with the little money he's got.

[Pi-network314159]

Has such an incident ever happened to you?
Or do you ever bet based on someone else's suggestions?

I have bet on someone suggestion but not the type that I am asked forcefully to give him some percentage of my wins. The guy went to far on his demand but the best way to settle this kind problem is to give frely to him for peace to reign, because that doesn't change you from who you are or remove anything from your body. As far as I know better days ahead and such little disagreement should not affect your friendship.

[Pandorak]

I am sharing a personal story. A few days ago, my friend and I were discussing which team to bet on in a match. Then he told me to bet on his favorite team according to his suggestion. I bet on it as per his suggestion. He forced me to bet more money. Because he was saying that this team will win. Without thinking much, I bet on it as per his suggestion. I even won that bet. . Later, when I met him, he demanded a % of the profit from me. He was demanding it from me in such a way that it seemed like he was getting it as his right. The reason he was saying was that I won according to his prediction. But I refused to give it because if that bet lost, he would not take responsibility for it. Then he got upset. Even though it cost me some money, I gave him some money. Because I didn't want there to be any trouble between us..

Has such an incident ever happened to you?
Or do you ever bet based on someone else's suggestions?

To be honest, it’s not a problem as long as you give it willingly in other words, it doesn’t feel like a burden to you, because after all, the winnings you’ve earned were based on your friend’s advice. The main issue here, however, is communication, so you’re bound to be taken aback when your friend asks for a share of the winnings you’ve earned using your own money. It might be a different story if your bet lost, your friend would certainly choose to stay silent and not mention it again. If i were in your position, i’d probably remain friends with him but would never place a bet based on his ad

[Kelvinid]

This has happened to me when I was still new to gambling. The only difference is that, he never demand for a share, he's just happy that I won. He just said that I'm just lucky that day. But I still chose to give him a little share, he deserves it.

Just be more private with your bets next time. And if ever someone suggests for you to bet, never tell him that you're taking it. That's yours to keep, after all you are betting with your own money, so if you win that's because you take risk for it.

[ScamViruS]

This kind of problem is created when you bet on someone's advice. In fact, he thinks that you won the bet only because of him and you won a large amount of money so that he is interested in getting money from you in some way. Although this may seem like an unfair demand from your friend, in fact, he thinks that since he gave the advice, he deserves some % of the money. Actually, when you take advice from someone, they want to take full part in this win to take money from you, if you lose and the opposite happens, then they will not take responsibility. So when you take advice from someone, you must consider what kind of person that person is, is he greedy or not. So, you should use your own experience while taking bets so that such a situation does not arise.