Quote from: DiMarxist on March 17, 2024, 12:15:34 PM

Even someone took them to play on the game and they finally loss the game with the amount showcase here, they don't have to nlame anyone but o themselves. Because there were two options for them to select. Either they say no or accept the influence. And they accept the influence and luck gone out from them. And I don't think in the amount would just leave the opay without their permission. That their part of the story is like a blasphemy because Opay is one of the best online banking apps in the country.
And we don't have to blame anyone foe our downfall and mistakes we do in life. Gambling is purely for luck and if you don't have the luck to win and anyhow you try there would be no win. So they should not blame the App.

Absolutely! Accepting the outcomes of our choices is part of being responsible. When we gamble we must be ready to handle both wins and losses gracefully. And its so important especially for adults to set a good example of accountability. I hope this story will teach them

Quote from: noormcs5 on Today at 05:59:34 PM

I think if a person blames someone that he has lost in gambling that he should not be a gambler Huh

A gambler is not so weak that he starts to cry about losses and blame other people that because of someone else, he faced the loss. He chooses to gamble by his own will, no one forced him to gamble and therefore in case of a loss, he is solely responsible for this.

I have learnt over the passage of time, that you are alone in gambling when it comes to the money in gambling. If you win, the money is yours and if you lose, no one shares or take the responsibility of the loss. The profit from gambling is only for the person gambling and the loss is also for the same person.

I completely agree with you. Gambling is an individual choice and with it comes individual responsibility for the outcomes. Its all too common for people to seek someone else to blame when things don't go their way. While shifting blame might offer temporary relief it doesn't change the reality of the situation. Recognizing and accepting the results of one's actions is not only part of gambling but a fundamental aspect of mature behavior.