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Quote from: Bloodseekers on April 09, 2024, 05:16:43 PM

Quote from: nara1892 on April 09, 2024, 11:23:22 AM

Everyone has their own point of view on the value of money, such as the viewpoint of the rich and the poor on money which for the rich may be the amount of $100 is meaningless but for the poor it is very valuable, but if we talk about gambling then obviously this has nothing to do with rich or poor because it all depends on each person's point of view on the value of money which means that rich or poor they have to take a level of risk that suits their financial situation, or it means putting a budget amount that they can afford to be responsible for if they lose in the end, so of course there is no idea who should take a bigger risk between the rich or the poor, because after all it is best to take the risk that suits your ability.

In gambling, of course, each person has a different way of taking risks when placing bets and this does not affect rich or poor because every gambler who is very confident in the bets they play will of course bet whatever money they have, but for them who can control themselves in betting will of course bet with an amount they can afford if they lose on the bet they play and if we bet with all the money we have of course this will make it difficult for us to meet our needs if Indeed, the bet we place cannot be won, so it would be better for us to bet an amount that we can afford to lose if we lose the bet.

actually what I see mate is that poorer is the most affected here? because rich can lose this and that amount but the poorer? once they lose a certain amount ? that means either one meal will be out of the table .
the sad truth of gambling life that the poorer will keep being a loser while the rich will become winner.

Being poor and gambling is just not a good combination. I've seen rags to riches stories where someone from a poor family wins a lottery game and entirely change their lives, but I'm not even sure I'd believe it. It wouldn't make sense if you have barely enough to put food on the table and then risk going hungry for a whimsical chance of winning by chance. The problem I'm seeing here is that it's more prevalent in poor people because of desperation. Easy money seems natural for rich people as they know what it's like not to go hungry and have more than enough, hence, gambling isn't the same all or nothing for them. This can't be said for poor people.