Quote from: GigaBit on February 14, 2025, 11:19:26 PM

Quote from: Sir_Garry55 on February 14, 2025, 06:02:31 PM

People need to understand that gambling is 50/50 and at the end of the day you can either win or lose. A lot of beginners think it's a money making scheme but that's not how it works. You must be ready to lose at any time, this means you should have emotional control. We have heard cases where people develop a heart attack after losing money in gambling, this shows that it isn't for everyone, if you are the type of person that's always tensed up after taking financial risks then you should avoid gambling by any means necessary, gambling is for those that are ready to lose.

In gambling, loss is almost certain and the chances of winning are low. Those who gamble only to win will make mistakes and those who prepare themselves for loss will have a higher chance of winning. Most new gamblers gamble for entertainment at first but later on when they get addicted they lose their entire bankroll. As long as they have money, they try to continue their gambling. Some gamble more just to recover their losses. There are many gamblers among them who gamble with money that they cannot afford to lose and at some point they may lose all their money and face various unexpected events. That is why gamblers need to be aware of whether they are in a situation where they can lose or not before gambling.

I agree with that first statement, those who gamble only for money most of the time lose while those who understand and able to prepare to whatever will be the outcome, those are most of the time manage to win and enjoy, knowing that in gambling there's no guarantee you are playing or betting with no assurance, it's a matter of luck if permits then you'll be able to win if not then you need to move forward and accept that defeat, it's a good way of preventing any potential addiction that may take place.