Quote from: Blitzboy on December 08, 2023, 11:13:08 AM

They may be very good at using the internet, which is both good and bad. We know that the draw of the internet can feed greed, which is a constant enemy that lurks in the background. They've danced with loss; the tune is well known. So, self-control isnt just a good thing; its their shield. Their poker experience? A double bluff. It does teach you to be strong, but it also tries to trick you into thinking it will be easy to win.

Think about this: their new links, a web of unseen allies, may offer more than just support. Could they be the one's who decide who wins this game of skill and chance? We guess, but what secrets might they have? This mysterious information and these hidden ties are still parts of a puzzle we havent fully figured out.

We have to ask ourselves, though, if their return to gambling is a success or a dangerous fall back into old habits. Time and their ability to control themselves are the only things that will show them what this bet is really about.

If they think that winning will be easy, they are wrong because if it is a game of poker, there must be a lot of people who have become experts at playing poker and they have already beaten a lot of people. They can indeed learn from the internet, which provides many lessons about how to gamble, but they also have to learn about self-control when gambling. Self-control will protect them when gambling so that they don't spend too much money and can also limit their time gambling.

We will not know what or who has supported them so that they can rise from their previous downturn and turn their situation around for the better. But they proved it to us by managing to win many victories that perhaps only a few people could get. We also don't need to think too much about it. Let it be their secret and we should focus on maintaining our control. After all, we don't use gambling as a way to make money so we don't need to bother looking for it.

The important thing is that we stick to our goal of gambling so that we are not too affected by what is happening around us. They may be able to achieve that success with a lot of effort, but for us, it's not important because we have to control ourselves so we don't experience serious problems.

Quote from: temple on December 08, 2023, 03:11:16 PM

But the message I was trying to convey here is that the professionals as they call themselves are not immune from going broke. More importantly, they could not stay rich with their "professional" activity and instead had to resort to a different business model, namely some affiliate, marketing, influencer type of business and not the activity itself. The bad part about it is that their job is to promote that activity AS IF it would make them rich in order to get as many people as possible onto the platforms as paying customers. I am sure you understand my point, don't you? And this is why it is so important to make up one's mind before deciding to become a "pro" and earn money with gambling.

Yes, they are not immune from bankruptcy and have the possibility of experiencing bankruptcy if they lose self-control in gambling. We have seen many real examples of pro players who have lost control of themselves while gambling and that is why we have to stay away from it and avoid it so that it doesn't happen to us. If they cannot take care of themselves well, they will not be able to take care of their wealth either and will lose it in no time. They can promote these activities to attract more people to their platform as paying customers while other people are still struggling with what they are doing when it is not producing anything at all. And if we really can't afford to be a pro because the road we have to go through is very difficult, we shouldn't try it and choose to be an ordinary person.