Quote from: Hatchy on Today at 11:52:14 AM

Quote from: EluguHcman on Today at 11:02:08 AM

The worst ridiculous and ugliest moment I have ever encountered pertaining gambling is when a
As a matter of fact, he was nowhere to be found all through the weekend and could not even take his calls because he felt messed up of himself for the false promises.
While time passes by, you can imagine how he narrated the stories and felt remorseful of being a d!ck head as the game failed him as predicted.

I consider this as an unwise decision made by most gamblers. It's like building a house without any foundation. I've seen so many gamblers in my local area, pricing and making plans to purchase some new items hoping that their next game will come out well. Shouldn't we consider this a bit of addiction? I call it stupidity as winning in gambling isn't guaranteed and you don't know what might happen, you will end up losing more than you imagined. Your friend shouldn't be like that but rather wait for his winnings to be sure of first before planning out such weekend gatherings. Though I don't see any reason for him to be hiding as even you and others should know very well that winning in gambling isn't something that happens as expected.

You 're right, this might sound like building a house without foundation but actually many gamblers act irrationaly. They count on money they didn' t win yet and if they are really addicted they believe that next game will give them winnings they often already spent in advance. Because for such gambler failure is not an option.