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Board Gambling discussion
Re: How Much Money You Need To Win To Stop gambling, Is This Possible.
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KnightElite
on 03/02/2020, 01:43:26 UTC
I will stop gambling if I won a lottery worth few millions on in casinos where I get the overall profits in few hundred bitcoins. Grin

Sounds too much right but this will be the mindset of every gambler that is why people who won huge money also keep continuing.Greediness will never get satisfied...
Lol, nobody would say that they will stop gambling if they won in a lottery. Dude, that's a big win. It's millions with a $ sign on it. I'm sure that greediness will take over you since you already prove that you can win millions. Why not trying again? Double the cash double the happiness
More money in hand = More chances of winning.

The first sentence is what most of the gamblers are saying when they are not winning huge amounts of money yet but if they experienced winning, it will be reversed because greediness will eat their minds. They are thinking that if they will gamble more, they have more chances of winning more money Cheesy. Greediness is one of the deadliest attitudes when it comes to gambling so don't let yourself be eaten by it or you will be lost big time money Cheesy.
Worse perceptions while inside this activities. Instead of quitting since you'll already have decent profits, you'll keep pushing thinking that you will be able to win more. The outcome most of the time is you'll  be losing it back together with your bankroll. If you can control your greediness you'll be okay with small earnings instead of seeking for much bigger.
Yeah that's a good idea to gamble with less greed and more interest. I prefer gambling usually with my additional income and spare some money from pocket money. I get &20k for monthly pocket money so I spend 10k on gambling and keep the other 10k for my other expenses. I never cross my limited amount of gambling as it saves me from loss and also helps me earn more profit.
You allocate big amount of your monthly income and for me it is not good idea. It is the 50% of your cash flow and it is risky if you will allocate in gambling all the time. I have earned and passive income of $2000 per month and I do not allocate more than 20% of it in gambling. I already know the risks and profit is not matyer for me. I only seek enjoyment and that is why I only investing 5-10% of my monthly income.