Quote from: Blitzboy on December 01, 2023, 02:35:12 PM

Yes, it is possible to turn $10 into $100 by betting on sports, which is similar to the idea of getting rich quickly. But isnt this the well-known gambler's fallacy? Many people get caught in a cycle of constant gaming because they think they are "due" a win. The odds are always in favor of the house; bettors will lose over time.

You may ask, "What about inner strength?" It very important, but famously hard to find in the gambling world. The thrill of a possible win often gets in the way of making smart choices. Being aware and controlling your greed arent enough. You also need to see gambling for what it is: entertainment, not a safe way to make money. So, shouldnt we question whether its smart to expect to win all the time in a system thats set up to lose? People who can leave at the right time are the ones who really risk something.

Maybe that's what makes gamblers think that they can get rich from gambling with little money so they continue gambling while trying to win several gambling games. That is the greed that comes to them, especially for those who manage to win from gambling because they don't know that the harder they try, the more they can experience a lot of losses. And it won't make them rich from gambling.

The sensation of winning will blind them to the reality that they will receive if they continue gambling after winning. They will have difficulty winning the gambling game because they will not be able to win easily. That inner strength may work for them but most of the time, it won't work because it will go back to the people who have their luck. The more greedy we are to get more wins, the more money we can lose, so we have to know ourselves by limiting the money we spend on gambling. Besides, it's not worth doing, especially since we're just small gamblers who only use a little money to gamble.

Quote from: temple on December 01, 2023, 07:50:57 PM

I think the bigger problem is that if it works once, the gambler thinks that it can work multiple times. But what is the probability that it works once and then it doesn't work several times in a row? That probability is pretty high and it could mislead a gambler into thinking that he has done the right things instead of just realizing that they got lucky. This really is a common trap because I have seen many people thinking they are geniuses because they won this one impossible jackpot maybe in betting, blackjack, poker or some other game. That's where bad things can get started.

If this is successful, the gambler should be able to stop gambling rather than continue gambling because it will not always be successful in winning. They will not always be able to win and must be able to control their greed so that it does not create difficulties for them. By always controlling themselves when playing gambling, they will realize that winning is not easy and they have to have many things before they can win. Skill and luck are required to win so if they have already won, it is time to stop gambling and leave the casino.