Quote from: rahmad2nd on April 19, 2024, 06:17:17 PM

Quote from: boltz on April 13, 2024, 08:59:03 PM

I doubt there is a single one of us here that enjoy losing bets or money right ? if you do , I think you have some problems or you're mega rich and you don't care about money but 99% of gamblers really don't enjoy when they lose money as most of them are gambling to become rich and they are afraid to admit it and that is the first sign of addiction. For me , when I have a losing streak , I stop betting and maybe after 2-3 weeks I will try another random bet to see if I'm still in the same situation or my inspiration and luck are back. Wink

In fact, no one enjoys losing money, whatever it is, including gambling. however, in some cases, including in my personal experience, the main problem is not how and where the fun of losing is. The point is that we are not gambling on something like that, but rather on enjoyable entertainment. The impact is a bonus as a win, the risk is a loss. That's the cycle I understand regarding gambling and all its risks. Based on my experience and hobbies that I like, every bet we make is done with various goals, but generally how we can win. But as we know, in gambling everything is possible. the possibility of losing, or the possibility indeed and for me the true essence of gambling is like that. Well, usually I don't focus too much on the losses or even the wins. In this case, I prioritize how the match progresses, and how both teams display their game. Modern football in the style of Manchester City, Bayern Munich in the style of Nagelsmann and Arsenal, is more adrenaline-inducing and enjoyable. The problem of winning or losing is part of the risk. but for me, satisfaction itself is the basis for me betting. But, personally I agree with what you said in this post.

I fully support your view. Indeed while losing isnt enjoyable, it doesn't lead me to depression since its part of the game. This perspective seems to be the healthiest approach to gambling. In fact statistically I think less than 1 percent of gamblers are genuinely addicted. it's just that they receive more attention. There's usually not much to say about the ordinary players