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Quote from: carlfebz2 on February 25, 2024, 09:59:13 PM

Quote from: Silberman on February 23, 2024, 05:53:07 AM

When the right advice is so well-known and yet there are many people that fail to follow it, this is a clear indication that taking the wrong path is simply too tempting to most people, gambling is really fun, that is undeniable, however the consequences of losing a lot of money are not fun at all, it is because of this many of us despite the enjoyment we may get out of gambling do what we can to avoid becoming addicted to it, as getting over an addiction is incredibly difficult.

You wont really be able to experience those things if you do really just that make yourself that responsible on which this is something that you would really be needing up on the time that you do hover yourself into gambling field. When doing up something like betting with your colleagues or co workers then it isnt really that bad to consider on having those kind of betting on which this doesnt really mean about being addicted to it or something that could compromise your money or budget. It would really be just that depending into someones actions on why they do mess up their lives with gambling. If you do find yourself
having that financial effect or you are out of your budget then it would really be safe to say that you are really that overdoing it and this is something that must be avoided.

Yes, I agree with that, but unfortunately most gamblers misunderstand when they first arrive, they misunderstand what gambling really is, especially in terms of winning opportunities, most of them believe too much and believe too much in what is meant by "opportunities" so that in the end they put high hopes and expectations to get big wins or even they put hopes and beliefs that gambling can change their financial fortunes for the better, when in fact there is absolutely no certainty in the idea of "opportunities" to actually make it a reality, so this makes it difficult for them to be responsible gamblers.

Yes I understand that gambling is so tantalizing, like it's really nothing more than a temptation, after all the house always has the upper hand or meaning the win is really just for the casino and the casino hides behind the word "odds" as the point that people will be easily tempted to do things that are actually beyond their ability. One of the problems is that because they don't bring caution and suspicion at the beginning of their involvement, they can't identify "what's behind the odds" or "does gambling have risks", because obviously by having the right understanding and correct as suggested then I think they will not act carelessly, in the sense that they will prioritize risk management rather than putting their hopes in a place that has no certainty.

A human thing? We're born to dream and believe in the impossible. However, gambling is about deception, not simply dreams. Casino gamblers come with hopes and dreams, but they need a reality check. They speak of opportunity, but they ignore logic. This is about probability, not possibility. Probabilities? They're never good for them. Understand human nature, not simply the odds. We all want a quick fix, financial success. But betting? Fast track to ruin

They should question, confront, and think. What's at stake? Gambling leads to hopelessness and ruined dreams, not prosperity. Better off if they discover that soon. It's logic, not luck. The house always wins, reasoning dictates