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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Ever heard about financing a gambler?
by
sompitonov
on 14/12/2023, 11:09:59 UTC
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I think that only an aloha gambler or trader will agree to take money from other people for their activities. The fact is that the laws of proper trading state that you need to play or trade only with your own money. Especially for extra money, the loss of which will not affect the quality of life in any way.

And no greedy intentions should interfere with this law. Because if you borrow money from friends, and then lose it, then it's so sad to lose the most precious thing - family and friends.
Under no circumstances should you give money to your friends or relatives, because this is the best reason to destroy your relationship with them forever. I have seen this happen in real life and I will say that it is better to be smarter and learn from other people's mistakes. The same applies to gambling or poker in particular. Even if you have a super brilliant friend who beats everyone, even in this case I would not sacrifice our relationship because of some money that we will spend on something unnecessary and forget about them altogether. Friendships often last a lifetime.

I agree with you, it can destroy a relationship. It's like putting a carrot in front of a rabbit hole. where someone who has gambled usually they will be addicted to gambling and if we give money or lend them money it is the same as giving pleasure to themselves but there is no benefit for us because of the possibility of defeat that will be obtained, also people who are addicted to gambling are also unlikely to return the money that was loaned earlier, because usually people who are addicted to gambling when they have money they will not pay off their debts but will return to gambling in the hope of getting a big win that can pay off all their debts, and that is a stupid principle. because I have experienced it.

So in my opinion, don't try to finance gamblers because it won't work. most likely like that.
I would like to add to this that a player who wants to win and pay off debts thinks this way when he is in a sad situation and losing. But if he is lucky and really wins a lot of money, then there is a very high probability that he will continue to play and not go to repay his debts. The funny thing for me is that he doesn’t know why he continues to play to win $1 billion? Ahah. I want to say that some people's brains turn off completely and the player should not have the casino take over his brain.