Wins and losses are common in gambling. Losing a bet creates a lot of human stress for many gamblers because there are many gamblers who bet such money that they cannot afford to lose.
Some other gamblers after losing betting money they become depressed. Most of the time I have gambled alone and some times gambled with friends. There are some positive and negative aspects of gambling in these two situations. I feel a bit relaxed there when I participate in the same bet with my friends. Because even if I lose there, I get consolation seing from others. At the same time there are some differences of opinion before betting which sometimes creates confusion.
Have any of you had any such feelings?
Is there less human pressure if gambling is conducted in the same place with friends?
In my opinion this depends on the game the person is playing, for example a person who makes sports bets, in my case I prefer to do my analyzes and bets alone. but I have seen that here in my neighborhood there are many people who have been betting on sports and that they sit and talk a lot to each other when they are analyzing the games and from what I can see they share a lot of ideas about the teams that bet on them, perhaps that be of great help to them because with many people thinking it may be easier to analyze the games and be able to obtain good results. As I'm not friends with them, I don't know if they have had good results with this system. but they have been doing this for a long time
so I suppose as they have been doing this for a long time then they are somehow making a profit, if they weren't making a profit then they would have given up by now. There are people who do not have a strong mind, they do not have a mind capable of enduring many problems without becoming mentally exhausted, so they need help from other people to be able to deal with many problems they have. So in the case of these people, it is important that they play with very responsible people who will be able to give them good advice and will not let them get on the path to addiction.