Quote from: Lida93 on Today at 03:31:29 PM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 12:11:40 PM

It is not irresponsible gambling. What that determines irresponsible gambling is the amount of moey that you are using to gamble. I gamble with just 1% of my weekly income and not often. But there are sometime I can visit Stake and use the 1% if my weekly income to gamble at once. I think there are some people that will be like me.

There are some people that would be like you, of course I agree. Then what are about those that are unlike you who uses 5 to 10x of your 1% as bankroll to gamble. If they have to go all in with such X amounts at a go, what will you call that?

EG: If I earn $5k monthly and am using 10% of my monthly income as my bankroll, that would be $500 and let say I had to use it all at once to gamble. That means am going to wait till the next month to gamble again, isn't it? What's the prospect or how likely is it that the gambler can hold on till next month without having to go beyond his bankroll.

You or someone else too may not agree with my thoughts but am still of the opinion that going all in with our bankroll encourages the chances of irresponsible gambling.

Going all in end up turning into irresponsible gambling no matter how we make it look. If you sample opinion in this forum, you will be amazed to see that 90% of gamblers who at some point went all in end up losing that bet. This is no theory but reality because I know that gambling uses our greed to punish us and going all in qualify as greed. This is because going all in shows the negligence of the fact that nothing is sure in gambling. What we are doing is mostly a game of chance that we have little control over so we must be careful in the level of confidence we exhibit.