Yes, even though they have a sufficient fixed income, they still have to control their finances well, they have to be able to manage their finances evenly, distribute which ones to save, which ones for basic needs, which ones for snacks or gambling. I think their gambling budget is included in As part of their snacks, they gamble using the money they are allocated for snacks. but if they really decide, that's not wrong, you just have to be able to control yourself like you said.
Indeed, there are some people who gamble with the aim of doubling their money and maybe there are also those who believe they can get money quickly just by gambling, but that is not the reality. I think that many of those who gamble are not aware of the losses they are getting so they continue to gamble even though they are losing and losing and it is true that what you said will gradually become addicted, but if they have really stable finances I don't think that's the case. big problem as long as they can still control themselves in all their gambling, I mean not doing excessive gambling such as depositing money back when they lose.
Allocating funds from their fixed income is a must so that there is no excessive use of funds from their income, especially as they also need to allocate funds for other needs. As long as they can allocate their regular income to gambling, they will be able to gamble, but if not, they should not gamble and only gamble if they have more money. They don't need to force themselves to use the money if their funds are limited because other needs are more important than just gambling. But that's what these people don't realize, so they still take funds from their regular income to gamble and even though they also lose again, that doesn't stop them from gambling.
If people gamble to double their money, they should be prepared to be disappointed because gambling is not a place to make money. They should be aware of looking for other sources to make money so they don't gamble too hard. That will make them experience even more problems. They will lose perhaps more money than before, making it difficult for them because they won't have the money to meet their needs.
Yes, that's right, as we live, we need the necessities to survive, therefore, by having a fixed income, we must be able to share it evenly, for example, the income we earn is set at 100%, so we must prioritize our needs first, so it's 70%. for necessities, 20% for drinks or snacks, and 10% for gambling, and make sure that 10% must be able to last for a certain period of time, don't deposit money with a budget that exceeds 10% of the income earned.
but I'm sure there are still many people who ignore this, many of those who gamble are, when they have money they can gamble until they get a big win even though it means all the money they have is gone. The point is, if you don't have the money to gamble, don't force it, and if you do have the income, don't gamble excessively. If you don't have an income but have a little money, don't think about doubling it by gambling, because as you said the result will most likely be disappointment. Therefore, gamble while you have money and don't overdo it, try not to light a fire in the middle of lots of dry paper.