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Quote from: Becassine on March 04, 2024, 04:47:30 AM

Do you prefer games where you know right away whether you've won (or lost) casino style, or do you prefer other games like sports betting? Do you have any other favorite games?

I personally like sportsbetting but I only up for the offline one. I also like lottery games which I have been playing for a while but due to controversial issues faced by the corporation I refrain playing on it and I will find another platform maybe an online one to bet for.

I'm curious, why do people complain about having trouble with the admins of lottery games? Moving forward, casinos have rules, and I prefer games with fewer rules and easy to play like slots. Don't need to analyze any team, unlike soccer, slots only have to do with discipline, instinct, and observation. I enjoy games that show up results quickly. Sports leave the player wondering whether he'd win or not for how long the game lasts. In the slot, I'd wait a few seconds, and know my next move. Before a sports gambler is done watching his game, I may be sleeping as a result of a completed session. The fun stays for a longer period, and nobody is blamed, except me.

Sports gamblers angrily blame players for missing goals, receiving red cards, not being serious, rigged matches, etc. The complaints are so enormous that the gambler will have to think about them for a long time. I have sports gamblers, and all they discuss is the game they've lost. A slot player may not need to tell anyone about his slot games. Because they may not know it or get interested in the conversation unless he found a slot player. The serenity of such a game is fine, and not worrisome. Lots of disappointments await sports gamblers. At least slots, help one to be in control and stop whenever he wants, despite having a high number of addicts.

Sport betting can have emotional impact and frustrations experienced by gamblers. Outcomes are often influenced by the performance of athletes, referee decisions, and various unpredictable factors. These can lead to intense emotions, when bets are lost due to factors beyond the bettor's control, such as missed goals or controversial referee calls. The level of investment in following sports events and the perceived influence of individual players can amplify these emotions, leading to frustrations and disappointments when outcomes don't align with expectations.

I think there positive thing that sports betting makes gamblers having discussions on the game, the teams, athletes, etc. They dont keep their frustrations for themself that can lead to anxiety. Slot machines offer a more solitary and controlled gambling experience. The outcome of each spin is entirely random and independent of external factors, providing a sense of serenity and detachment from the outside world. The absence of external influences means that losses are typically attributed solely to luck rather than external factors like player performance.