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Quote from: romero121 on November 04, 2019, 11:27:12 AM

Recently while playing dice, I saw a person who was wagering with large funds to recover the loss. By the time he has lost part of what I have lost. I texted him my experience, and suggested to stop it before things go out of his hands. He didn't responded, finally he lost everything. Have any of you got such experience.

The main goal that he does is of course to be able to return the capital that has been spent even wanting a big win from him, advice from other people will certainly never be heard at all because he has a strong ambition when a gambler plays emotionally
to cover his losses, he will do whatever it takes because he has already spent too much capital. Even when in the lucky phase of experiencing a bit of victory there will be greed naturally and will never stop the game, he will definitely never be satisfied and will continue to bet by multiplying his winnings to get a bigger win.

and most of the time, gamblers want to mind your own business. if he lost, thats all on him. you cant say anything about it or bother him about it. because that's his decision. and so i never tried someone to stop from his gambling activities. it is his own will that can only change his habits.
you cant also persuade someone while he is in the middle of his game. he will more then likely be pissed off on you rather than be thankful. so let them be. their money, their choice!

Most gamblers are like this, if ever you meet some who listen,

Might be one of those hundreds or thousands of gamblers from the gambling house, better to stay back instead. As the chance that those people who you are showing concerns mostly pissed by your interference. Mind your own business and play with your own, your money your responsibilities, let alone those gamblers and keep away.