Quote from: TribalBob on August 24, 2024, 03:32:03 PM

Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on August 06, 2024, 06:35:41 AM

I do think that gamblers who take gambling activities seriously have their motivation come from the amount they envision and hope to win, hence why they remain persistent in gambling instead of quitting after winning a little.

A gambler with a winning amount in mind, gambles much more and can become easily addicted than a gambler just gambling for fun and without a particular winning amount in mind.

In essence the thought process a gambler focuses on during any gambling activities will determine if such a gambler would gamble much more or lesser than normal and also, if such a gambler would become successful at their gambling endeavors.

What are your thoughts?

there is nothing wrong with being a little optimistic about achievements. but in my opinion if it becomes an addiction it is not recommended, at least gambling is only for entertainment and if you always win it is a plus / luck is on our side, because basically gambling is just a game and a stress reliever when we are tired, not as a money-making tool

I totally agree with you. Gambling is a stress reliever when we are returning from a busy day or at leisure. You need to have enough money for gambling and you have to manage it yourself as well as the daily needs of the family. You must be responsible family and socially and limit your allotted amount. Whenever you choose gambling as a compulsive means of making money, you are more likely to become addicted and lose more. You should prioritize your luck every time you gamble.