Quote from: nullama on August 21, 2024, 12:50:43 PM

Quote from: JiiBs on August 20, 2024, 06:14:24 PM

If we have to put those into context, it’s largely based on, what you’ve got left after the loss. That’s where you determine the worth of the loss from. It doesn’t really matter if it were your spare cash or not but, when you haven’t got much left, even the rich guy would seem poor about a $1k loss.

The thing is that it doesn't matter what the absolute number is.

The thing that matters is the relative amount of money that means to the gambler.

A rich person can be wiped out in a single bet, whereas a cautious poor person can continue betting.

Amount would really be basing up into the financial status or condition you do have as an individual and just been said or mentioned about rich and poor then numbers would really be that totally different
on which means that the main difference would really be reflecting out into their status. This is why we cant be able to drawn up conclusions with this on which we know into this aspect that
big amount of money will really be basing up into your condition. This is why it would really be that important that on the time that you would really be making some dealing up with gambling
then it would really be just that only on the amount that you an afford to lose, you wont really be finding yourself on having some issues if you are really just that sensible and responsible
into your gambling dealing.