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Quote from: betswift on August 30, 2024, 06:05:07 AM

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It's essential to improve upon the mistakes made and, going into future sessions, take action with responsibility at hand. Adaption is the thing we are known for, after all Grin

Yeah, the thing is that not everyone will want to take that responsibility.

It's easy to not take that responsibility and blame other people about it.

That's what most people do anyway, I think it's pretty common.

Gamblers do really love on blaming someone specially on the moment that they will really be able to commit out some mistakes on which this is really just that being too common when it comes into this aspect.
We do know that gamblers wont really be that tending to have that kind of acceptance on whatever the bad outcomes that they will really be able to experience with gambling. Its true that real winners are to those people who can be able to make out those kind of withdrawals on the moment or time that they will really be making up some winnings and would never be making those redeposit back those winnings
and would be playing gambling because usually this is the case that do really happen or common. I do agree into those words above that you should have bought something into that amount so that
whenever you do lose those winnings back then you do have atleast secured something.

It doesn't just work with people who like to gamble, after all. It is the nature of many people in general to look for someone to blame for their failure. And in players this feeling is just more pronounced than in those people who do not gamble or do not make bets, because in fact the team on which the person bet (let's say the team, but it applies to everything) is to blame for the loss, because the player himself could not affect the event from the inside