Quote from: Wapfika on November 15, 2023, 03:36:48 PM

Quote from: Davidvictorson on November 15, 2023, 03:31:08 PM

Have you ever thought of giving back to the community if you ever had a successful gambling run? One of those punters on X, who usually wins large sums of money from betting, is giving out about 25 laptops to folks who cannot afford them, and he recently paid for someone's cybersecurity online course. Do you think this is something that you can do—give back to the community from your gambling runs?
- https://twitter.com/mrbayoa1/status/1724168941931499884?t=1IglCrSnRsi-LZxxy6WHMQ&s=19

If I will be having that kind of huge win then I guess I might do the same. But the thing on influencer was they are just doing this kind of thing for views and promotion for their own benefits in the end. They will somehow use this as promotion to spread their ref links since most of the people who will view his video or post will surely follow him later on.

The only influencer that I really like is Mr. Beast which his content is solely for helping people and tackling real life problem using his social media influence. The rest of the influencer especially gambling influencer is not that legit. Imho

But if I win really huge amount. I will donate part of it on charity. Wink

Exactly. They are more like doing cheap promotion for their social media accounts than providing anything. They might not even be a successful gambler as they wants other to believe. And considering there's no further sources/news for the said giveaway by said person, the actual giving away laptops too could be fake.

I don't mean there are no giving away on wins, I had have a number of drinks on real casinos without paying and rains of little amounts on online crypto sites from persons who win a large bet. There are lottery winners who donates to charity. But most of the gamblers are more focused on building the bankroll and spending for themselves. As gambling is never a risk free business and gamblers depending on how large they are have their own expenses.