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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Do you blame someone for your gambling losses?
by
Ever-young
on 06/03/2024, 04:41:29 UTC
The mother and the son after gambling away 5.6 million naira, that is about $8,000. When the reality dawned on them, they gave false information in petition, accusing someone of fraudulently transferring the fund from their Opay account to the sport betting account without their authorization.

Could this be a case of making someone pay for what they didn't eat or a case of double standard.

Bet as you can sustain and not allow your emotions have a better part of you.
Betting is in another way looks like trading and investment and in the process losing is inevitable in this three things I mentioned, because when looking at it from your own way of understanding and your own of doing anything concerning gambling, its seems that at this correct time if someone lose in gambling the person will find one or two blames for itself in gambling, so therefore in gambling you have to stake what you can afford to lose and same thing is an advice given to a trader to trade and invest what they can afford to lose to avoid blame from anyone, their is way you will gambling or spend your money and you start thinking that someone maybe you have rubbed or someone manipulate you, what happens is that you are curious that is why you gamble or bet what you can afford to lose
You are correct because gambling, investing, and trading all involve some level of risk. And in each situation, it's critical to manage that risk by not gambling, investing, or trading with money you can't afford to lose, because they're all unpredictable and the possibility of losing is very real. It's also essential to avoid blaming others when things go wrong; the truth is that all of these activities include some degree of chance and danger.

 In addition to the element of risk, all three of these fields necessitate a certain level of knowledge, skills, and focus. Gambling necessitates a knowledge of the odds and the capacity to make informed decisions about when and how much to make bets Trading and investing necessitate a thorough understanding of financial markets, as well as the ability to spot trends and make strategic decisions. Furthermore, all three tasks necessitate the ability to maintain discipline and keep to a plan even when things aren't going well.