Quote from: bitcampaign on Today at 02:11:05 PM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 01:19:26 PM

there's nothing wrong with sharing our experiences, but it would be better to maintain financial privacy from anyone because money can threaten us from any bad impacts.

I don't want to share my experiences because it could damage someone in playing gambling, who previously was not very interested in gambling when given the person's direction becomes motivated to gamble and that could harm someone, but I agree more with what you said about maintaining financial privacy from anyone Of course, that will threaten him because money knows no one, be it relatives or friends. It will certainly be detrimental if he just throws out the results of his winnings in gambling.

There's no harm in telling other people about our victory, but first look at who we tell it to. And what is your reason for saying this?

And if the reason is just to show off and brag about having achieved a number of big wins in gambling, it would be better if you didn't do that. Not a few people experience disaster after winning at gambling, where upon returning from the casino he was robbed by a number of people, one of the robbers was someone he had talked to at the casino about the winnings he had just obtained.

We may talk about the victory we have just achieved, only to those closest to us who we trust. And it would be careless to tell this to someone you don't know, whose background we don't even know. Careless things that can have fatal and unfortunate consequences.