Quote from: $crypto$ on January 15, 2025, 07:42:25 PM

Quote from: Orpichukwu on January 14, 2025, 09:45:56 PM

Quote from: Cityhunter34 on January 14, 2025, 06:58:16 PM

Sometimes I used to wonder why most of us always have this greedy life In gambling. Just imagine the huge amount of money he lost because of greediness, sometimes we are the ones that is coursing our losses in gambling. Because we always want big amount, even when we are being offered a cash out we always have this feeling that the game would end as we plan, without noing that football is unpredictable. Anything can happen at any given time.

You can stop imagining now because you can’t get the perfect answer to that same way we have different faces, so are our minds and ways of thinking. If you ask me, I will say that we all have that greed inside of us, but how we control it differs.

The gambler knows what he wants, and we are busy attacking him today because the game did not end well based on how he planned it. If he had rejected the cashout and luckily the game ended as expected, all this could have not been a topic of discussion. It’s all about risking for the greater reward, but that kind of risk should have been what he can afford and not what he will later regret.

Humans are a place of greed, so it's only natural that we have this trait but it's how we can control it.

One thing is certain because gambling is a game place, greed will always appear, this is often experienced but it doesn't matter if you can still limit the game, even though the bookies offer to cash out but the desire to want more if it is as expected then it is lucky.
If it doesn't match then you have to control yourself again.

greed, hope and fear ends up being the emotions that move markets more often
the problem with greed is that if you have too much of it you will end up losing it all
have you watched alladin? it's a bit like the alladin's cave, where only the pure of heart can enter and leave with life

how many gamblers would be able to go through the cave without dying?