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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Man lost £20,000 in one night after becoming addicted to online gambling!
by
KTChampions
on 07/08/2021, 21:35:40 UTC
To be objective, this amount is not critical for developed countries. In fact, this is income for 5-6 months (I can be wrong, but not much). Therefore, I would agree with the statement that it is just money. They can be earned again. And by the way, everyone who, for example, did not buy Bitcoin or Ethereum cheaply has potentially lost much more  Grin Cry
The annual salary will be around £ 30,000 and loosing £20,000 is a huge amount in any developed country and even if you have a good bank balance it can derail your plans. What you are saying is not even hypothetical, how can someone loose anything if they did not even invest to begin with, what kind of logic is that and no one will calculate their profit loss percentage like that  Cheesy.

Ez  Grin
For example, in the era of ICO, many participants in this forum received tens of thousands of dollars for performing simple actions or for wearing a signature. How could you lose this easy money? Sometimes it was an exit from an asset at the wrong time, sometimes on the contrary - you remained in the asset and it became very cheap. This happened to me several times, so I do not look back (take care of my psyche)  Wink but the fact remains - potentially I lost a huge amount of money.