I heard of a story about two gamblers that got into a serious fight on the grounds that a bet they merged an amount of money equally to place using the online account of one person among their two. Luckily for them the bet won. But something happened, when it got to the sharing formula of the total amount won the owner of the account insisted on taking a lion's share since it was his account that was used in placing the bet. The latter refusing to accept it that way they got into a serious fight. How pathetic!
What could make you get into a fight with your fellow gambler? And would you agree at anytime to double cash with your fellow gambler to place a bet using his account, on the notion of increasing the potential win.
This story highlights the dangers of greed and the importance of clear financial agreements, even in seemingly small matters. Engaging in altercations over money is never a right approach. It's important to find better ways of handling financial disputes. Money should not be a catalyst for problems, but rather a means of facilitating transactions and enhancing experiences.
In this situation where two gamblers decided to merge their resources and place a bet using one person's account, it is important to establish clear terms and conditions beforehand. Oral agreements aren’t always enough when it comes to money matters no matter how close the both parties are. I trust my family, but when it comes to financial matters, I always put them into writing when it comes to business. To prevent such situations, it is wise to back up financial agreements with written documentation, no matter how small the amount involved may be.