Quote from: junder on Today at 12:40:29 PM

Quote from: michellee on Today at 04:18:54 AM

Gambling games are created to have fun and not to make money. But people then assume they can make money, especially in gambling games that require skill. If you trust your skills more, that's okay, but you shouldn't get too involved in gambling.

If you have skills, you should still treat gambling as entertainment, no matter how good your skills are. You must remember that you are not the only one with good skills. There are more people out there who have better skills. If that's the case, will you still try to pursue victory?

For me, gambling has something to do with luck. I'm not saying it was pure luck but there is a connection. Even if you have good skills, but you are not lucky, can you win against other people who have better skills than you?

Yes, that's true, many people respond wrongly to gambling, with those who experience huge losses because they gamble too much and it is caused by them themselves because of their wrong response to gambling. where they think gambling is a means that can make money by just pressing a button. There is indeed a chance to win, but this victory cannot be achieved if luck is not on their side, and perhaps they are not aware that the advantage the host has is very large compared to us ordinary players.

Indeed, there is also some gambling that requires skill, but I think that also cannot ensure that we can win easily, it only increases the chance of winning but doesn't change the luck portion. I don't think we can win even though we have good skills if luck is not on our side, if we are lucky then we can win by random means.

I think there are not many people who gamble just for fun. Maybe at first they were still in that phase, but when they lose and they feel they are able to catch up with that loss, then it will make gambling no longer fun. I think the majority of gamblers will not accept losing. The more they cannot control their emotions, the worse they will experience adversity. Defeat after defeat will make them despair, and that will further strengthen their desire to chase their losses by continuing to bet until there is nothing left to bet on.