Betting on others suggestion

[danadc]

For me, withdrawing will always have a positive impact. No matter what, it's money coming in, not money going out, and that's what we should do. I've lost money at the casino like everyone here, but there's no point in regretting it. If you win, withdraw; if you don't win, there's nothing you can do. But if you win, you can. You just have to make a difference, not be part of the statistics, or at least try not to be part of those statistics that bury every triumph.

[LUCKMCFLY]

No, it's not good. Even if someone wins the bet, at least I'll feel like it's not mine, it's not deserved, it's something that wouldn't make me feel good. However, things are everyone's own decision. I've been to many casinos, they tell me things, to bet on this one or that one, even more so in sports betting, but I only do what I want, I simply ignore them, because I don't like to get involved in other people's problems.

[Lida93]

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.

Not trying to insult you but if am to be sincere you acted foolish to have agreed to allow yourself to be forced against your wil to make a bet, more interesting is you saying you were forced to bet more funds than your usual bankroll. That's a careless risk. Now assuming you lost that bet would you have come here to share with us about it or was it because you won that was why you thought it okay to share it?

Being a gambler you're responsible for all your gambling actions and as an adult you can't say you were forced to gamble extra when there was no gun pointed at you, and you think it should be accepted. You're just lucky you won today, don't think it's gonna be same another day.

[Sonia_123]

This is the problem when you bet on others suggestions, even if you have the same prediction, they will always not accept that you have won the game yourself but on their bet and so they want to control your wins by making you share the money equally with them therefore it is advicible to predict your game yourself or get from a reliable source even if not trusted but at least not from someone whom you know will want to claim owner of your funds without allowing you appreciating him by yourself.

[Hispo]

This is the problem when you bet on others suggestions, even if you have the same prediction, they will always not accept that you have won the game yourself but on their bet and so they want to control your wins by making you share the money equally with them therefore it is advicible to predict your game yourself or get from a reliable source even if not trusted but at least not from someone whom you know will want to claim owner of your funds without allowing you appreciating him by yourself.

I don't know about you, but to me it is quite stupid to ask for money after someone won a bet because of alledgelly listening to advice of some other person.
It does not manner where the prediction or such information came from, the money which was used to bet and was risked on the betting market is 100% of the property of the bettor, and he is intended to keep all of it after the result of the bet is drawn.

That is why I am mostly in favor of free tips, and not paying for tips on the internet. One needs to be careful on the internet and not to give one's money for information which could be completely worthless when comes to getting it right on the betting market.

[nara1892]

For me, withdrawing will always have a positive impact. No matter what, it's money coming in, not money going out, and that's what we should do. I've lost money at the casino like everyone here, but there's no point in regretting it. If you win, withdraw; if you don't win, there's nothing you can do. But if you win, you can. You just have to make a difference, not be part of the statistics, or at least try not to be part of those statistics that bury every triumph.

What you said is true and I agree with it that it is best to go home empty-handed, even though the amount may not be that big but winning is always much better than losing, I understand that getting a win is not easy and that is why we should be able to make the most of the winning situation by taking everything and then enjoying it, true gamblers are those who when they win can use it wisely and when they lose they are not affected.

[drangos]

For me, withdrawing will always have a positive impact. No matter what, it's money coming in, not money going out, and that's what we should do. I've lost money at the casino like everyone here, but there's no point in regretting it. If you win, withdraw; if you don't win, there's nothing you can do. But if you win, you can. You just have to make a difference, not be part of the statistics, or at least try not to be part of those statistics that bury every triumph.

What you said is true and I agree with it that it is best to go home empty-handed, even though the amount may not be that big but winning is always much better than losing, I understand that getting a win is not easy and that is why we should be able to make the most of the winning situation by taking everything and then enjoying it, true gamblers are those who when they win can use it wisely and when they lose they are not affected.

I can see why it's always a better idea to withdraw winnings. Many gamblers fall into the trap of believing that they will get lucky and win big, so they will continue to gamble until all the money is gone. The key between disciplined and emotional players is getting some profit. I don't believe that it's just a question of dealing with the win properly as a true gambler. It's also crucial to take losses. But not to obsess over them. The aim of gambling is to be a game and not to let your emotions and bankroll get the better of you. Particularly in the long run.

[Akbarkoe]

This is the problem when you bet on others suggestions, even if you have the same prediction, they will always not accept that you have won the game yourself but on their bet and so they want to control your wins by making you share the money equally with them therefore it is advicible to predict your game yourself or get from a reliable source even if not trusted but at least not from someone whom you know will want to claim owner of your funds without allowing you appreciating him by yourself.

If you want a better result of course yourself, because it's different, a sense of pride when you manage to win gambling from your own efforts, even though the source that will not affect your winnings if it's me then it feels less and even dependence on other people's predictions and that is a very bad thing in the long run, like you do not have confidence in yourself over your choices can even be a thing that has a big impact on our psychological, it's better to avoid such things.

[cxtreenal]

For me, withdrawing will always have a positive impact. No matter what, it's money coming in, not money going out, and that's what we should do. I've lost money at the casino like everyone here, but there's no point in regretting it. If you win, withdraw; if you don't win, there's nothing you can do. But if you win, you can. You just have to make a difference, not be part of the statistics, or at least try not to be part of those statistics that bury every triumph.

Of course, it would be positive to withdraw money after winning but most of the time we did not do that because once we win, we expect to win again. If I win the second time, I try a third time. It is unfortunate that most gamblers cannot be honest about their available funds, that is, as long as they have funds, they want to gamble more. Therefore, the ideal practice is to withdraw the money once you win and stop gambling. Prepare for the next day and do not forget your financial limitations. Withdraw the money when you win and be honest with yourself when you lose about the allocation for gambling.

[Crytohillss]

For me, withdrawing will always have a positive impact. No matter what, it's money coming in, not money going out, and that's what we should do. I've lost money at the casino like everyone here, but there's no point in regretting it. If you win, withdraw; if you don't win, there's nothing you can do. But if you win, you can. You just have to make a difference, not be part of the statistics, or at least try not to be part of those statistics that bury every triumph.

Of course, it would be positive to withdraw money after winning but most of the time we did not do that because once we win, we expect to win again. If I win the second time, I try a third time. It is unfortunate that most gamblers cannot be honest about their available funds, that is, as long as they have funds, they want to gamble more. Therefore, the ideal practice is to withdraw the money once you win and stop gambling. Prepare for the next day and do not forget your financial limitations. Withdraw the money when you win and be honest with yourself when you lose about the allocation for gambling.

Understanding when to stop is probably the hardest part of gambling, once one begin looking for another win it's easy to lose sight of one limits. Cashing out after a glory and sticking to a set budget takes discipline but it's a much better approach than letting emotions make to decide.i think one should always be consistent with what ever cash one have if not may be tempted to restick your wining cash.

[Accardo]

Understanding when to stop is probably the hardest part of gambling, once one begin looking for another win it's easy to lose sight of one limits. Cashing out after a glory and sticking to a set budget takes discipline but it's a much better approach than letting emotions make to decide.i think one should always be consistent with what ever cash one have if not may be tempted to restick your wining cash.

Gamblers who play non stop in a session end up blaming the house for their short comings, which signals that the problem with such players is internal trouble than the results they got in the game. They fight on the within to make a strong decisive strategy that indicates when to stop and move out of their screen. Streamers were actually built for such people to regulate how they play, instead of wagering more, resting by watching other people play, curtails the urge to stick in a session. 

[Jostern]

Well I have never had that experience before, but in the case that you won and he is demanding for percentage of the money, sounds very unreasonable and awkward to me, because first of you he didn’t give you money to bet on that game, or he didn’t contribute any money for betting on the game, just like you have said if you had lost that bet he wouldn’t be responsible for it, he will not refund your money back to you.

However if you want to give him money it shouldn’t be mandatory instead it should be something that you will decide yourself if you want to give him money, it shouldn’t be by force, it should be your choice to give him any money from your winnings, however someone have never predicted any game for me, some individuals can feel entitled and your friend feels entitled.

[danherbias07]

No, it's not good. Even if someone wins the bet, at least I'll feel like it's not mine, it's not deserved, it's something that wouldn't make me feel good. However, things are everyone's own decision. I've been to many casinos, they tell me things, to bet on this one or that one, even more so in sports betting, but I only do what I want, I simply ignore them, because I don't like to get involved in other people's problems.

I have the same feeling when I am just copying the bet of others. I will consider it but never fully tail it. IMO, I feel better when it's my own analysis and my own decision. If it wins, it feels great and satisfying. I think that is what we are looking for whenever we gamble. To be satisfied.

Still, there are instances when it looks like a gambler copies the bet of others since there's not much of a choice. I think this is why spreads are very important, since we can always adjust our bets according to our own analysis.

[liasbaa]

Understanding when to stop is probably the hardest part of gambling, once one begin looking for another win it's easy to lose sight of one limits. Cashing out after a glory and sticking to a set budget takes discipline but it's a much better approach than letting emotions make to decide.i think one should always be consistent with what ever cash one have if not may be tempted to restick your wining cash.

I think people make the biggest mistakes in gambling because they cannot control themselves. They know in advance when they should stop but they forget to do so because of the expectation of more wins or greed. Even if they have a fixed amount of funds allocated, many gamblers repeatedly exceed their limits because they have the funds available and are psychologically ready to gamble more.

A big win can give you psychological peace so you start imagining that if you win again, the amount of money will increase. If a gambler can withdraw that money after winning, I am probably sure that he will not suffer losses in the future because if a gambler reviews the statistics of wins and losses, the amount of wins is not significantly less than the amount of losses.

[cozytrade]

For me, withdrawing will always have a positive impact. No matter what, it's money coming in, not money going out, and that's what we should do. I've lost money at the casino like everyone here, but there's no point in regretting it. If you win, withdraw; if you don't win, there's nothing you can do. But if you win, you can. You just have to make a difference, not be part of the statistics, or at least try not to be part of those statistics that bury every triumph.

Of course, it would be positive to withdraw money after winning but most of the time we did not do that because once we win, we expect to win again. If I win the second time, I try a third time. It is unfortunate that most gamblers cannot be honest about their available funds, that is, as long as they have funds, they want to gamble more. Therefore, the ideal practice is to withdraw the money once you win and stop gambling. Prepare for the next day and do not forget your financial limitations. Withdraw the money when you win and be honest with yourself when you lose about the allocation for gambling.

I agree that after a win. It is best to step back . But that's here many people. Have a problem as once they win. They are more confident and want to continue playing. That's why it is crucial to have a plan before beginning a Gambling session. It's important to set a profit target and then stick to it, so that you don't lose your profits in later bets. Players should also be prudent. And honest with themselves about their budget for gambling and take losses when they occur. Lack of good bankroll and self-discipline can be more important to gambling success than luck.

[Olatundespo]

This is the problem when you bet on others suggestions, even if you have the same prediction, they will always not accept that you have won the game yourself but on their bet and so they want to control your wins by making you share the money equally with them therefore it is advicible to predict your game yourself or get from a reliable source even if not trusted but at least not from someone whom you know will want to claim owner of your funds without allowing you appreciating him by yourself.

If you want a better result of course yourself, because it's different, a sense of pride when you manage to win gambling from your own efforts, even though the source that will not affect your winnings if it's me then it feels less and even dependence on other people's predictions and that is a very bad thing in the long run, like you do not have confidence in yourself over your choices can even be a thing that has a big impact on our psychological, it's better to avoid such things.

Winning a bet based on one's own analysis builds confidence in the gambler. If the gambler loses in that bet it will be a lesson and experience for him but if he wins it will be enjoyable and tempting for him to re-analyze and bet again. Many gamblers follow other gamblers without analyzing, they are basically lazy and if they win in those bets, they cannot enjoy the pleasure, but if they lose in that bet, they blame others. In response to this blame, they lose confidence in themselves and do not want to trust others.

I suggest you analysis and decide before betting because if the decision you make results in a loss, at least you will not be able to blame others and you will gradually build confidence in yourself.

[Hardyrobust]

This is the problem when you bet on others suggestions, even if you have the same prediction, they will always not accept that you have won the game yourself but on their bet and so they want to control your wins by making you share the money equally with them therefore it is advicible to predict your game yourself or get from a reliable source even if not trusted but at least not from someone whom you know will want to claim owner of your funds without allowing you appreciating him by yourself.

If you want a better result of course yourself, because it's different, a sense of pride when you manage to win gambling from your own efforts, even though the source that will not affect your winnings if it's me then it feels less and even dependence on other people's predictions and that is a very bad thing in the long run, like you do not have confidence in yourself over your choices can even be a thing that has a big impact on our psychological, it's better to avoid such things.

Winning a bet based on one's own analysis builds confidence in the gambler. If the gambler loses in that bet it will be a lesson and experience for him but if he wins it will be enjoyable and tempting for him to re-analyze and bet again. Many gamblers follow other gamblers without analyzing, they are basically lazy and if they win in those bets, they cannot enjoy the pleasure, but if they lose in that bet, they blame others. In response to this blame, they lose confidence in themselves and do not want to trust others.

I suggest you analysis and decide before betting because if the decision you make results in a loss, at least you will not be able to blame others and you will gradually build confidence in yourself.

Having confidence in a bet will only make a gambler to end up losing control and to think that winning is as a result of his analytical skills. So having confidence as a result of winning a bet from ones own analysis as you said will only leads to a gambler into gambling with more than they can afford to lose. Winning has nothing to do with how good a gambler is in analysing a bet but rather it is solely dependent on luck.

[KTChampions]

Gamblers who play non stop in a session end up blaming the house for their short comings, which signals that the problem with such players is internal trouble than the results they got in the game. They fight on the within to make a strong decisive strategy that indicates when to stop and move out of their screen. Streamers were actually built for such people to regulate how they play, instead of wagering more, resting by watching other people play, curtails the urge to stick in a session. 

But this topic is about betting  Yes, this is also gambling, but a little different, because if today you bet on the World Cup final (or another game), then at the very least you have to wait for the outcome, plus then wait for the next game, because most likely, someone who bets on football will not run to bet on table tennis just to quench their thirst for betting. So, in fact, it’s hard for me to imagine a normal bettor who bets non-stop, it’s just difficult because sport is a long-term action and not a coin toss.

[Humblevirus]

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?

I have bet on someone's suggestions many times before, but I have never been so lucky to win with those predictions I always got from people. However, I have seen many people who give out predictions, and when those predictions win, they never ask anyone for anything. Instead, the person who won usually gives them something voluntarily.I know that if someone gives out a prediction and it works exactly as they predicted, they will likely expect something from the person who won. I don't see that as a bad thing, as long as they did not ask for a percentage of the winnings beforehand. Even if someone did not give you the game, once they know you won, they will definitely expect something from you, especially if they are close to you.

But what your friend did to you was very bad. Demanding a percentage after you had already won was wrong. If it had to be that way, there should have been an agreement before the game that if you won, you would give him a certain percentageAs for you, I think you did the best thing because, if you had not given him what he demanded, it is possible that he would have gone around telling people about your winnings

[Rabata]

This is the problem when you bet on others suggestions, even if you have the same prediction, they will always not accept that you have won the game yourself but on their bet and so they want to control your wins by making you share the money equally with them therefore it is advicible to predict your game yourself or get from a reliable source even if not trusted but at least not from someone whom you know will want to claim owner of your funds without allowing you appreciating him by yourself.

I agree with you. When gambling, decisions should be made by yourself. I don't even think it's right to bet with many people. In that case, people around you may have different thoughts about you. And when it comes to making any betting decision alone, you have to take responsibility for it whether you win or lose. If you bet depending on someone else's decision and lose, you may also have negative thoughts about the other person. And it's better to keep gambling a little secret because many people in society don't take it well. Enjoy yourself. Make your bets alone, decide if you bet, accept if you lose, and enjoy if you win.