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Quote from: Investforprofit on March 10, 2017, 10:09:14 PM

I am shameful if I lose bigger amounts of money and somebody see that then I fcking hate that but when I gamble on internet only I can see that and I am not shameful.

Same here, it is really shameful if you lose lot of money from gambling, especially someone you know or close to you sees it all. Gambling sites or casinos really changed all that. But the thing about gambling is it will really make you regret that you are even gambling, so better avoid it or make it a entertainment or pass time activity.

Losing money is normal experience to us gambler, if we fell ashamed on it then we will have to end our journey in gambling so we will not lose anymore. I guess it's more on the fun that matters, and we will eventually lose due to the fact that we do not have the odds in favor to us so the best action to do to remain gambling is just to limit bets and control ourselves.

And losing is part of the destiny. Therefore losing side is when your is on a badluck. And not take it back of the goodluck because of your mood in not sufficient to win in the game therefore you are on the losing side.

that's right. There's no shame in losing if you're playing right. Its part of the game and you should always be ready especially if it's gambling you're venturing at. As long as you're playing honestly and using your own money and you know what your priorities are, there's no shame in being a gambler

to me i think there is no shame but if you are playing gambling in a limit. and if you can exceeding your limit in gambling the you will sure ly feel shameful. i think in such area where gambling is banned religiously or by the government and specially in such area where gambling is not consider as moray activity, so those people who still play gambling there can really feel sham.