Gambling is actually meant to increase what you have staked with, like you aim to increase the worth of money you have. If gambling is about to increase your money, do we gamble gradually or we have to take the risk by increasing our stake since it is the purpose that we are gambling, which is to make profit.
If you gamble gradually, it won't guarantee your winning and if you increase your stake it won't either. If you increase your risk and win, you will know that you have really gambled and if you also lose as you increase your risk, you also know that you have gambled.
So is gambling really for a gradual process or is gradual way of gambling is for the weak minds in gambling. I have not seen a gradual gambler who doesn't take risk that has made really big win.
So what is the point? What do you say?
As far as am concerned, gambling is not about making profit or a source of income, and if you consider it one, you might become a gambling addiction. And "ADDICTION" is the danger aspect or ugliest part of gambling. When you bet or gamble and you always win, you will feel overconfident or you will sense a false security about it. And you will always want to play so that you can win and earn some money, not knowing that you are getting yourself into into something difficult, because before you know it, you will be addicted to gambling. And when you become addicted to something, you will find it very difficult to figure out how you are going to free yourself from that. people will be seeing you as an irresponsible person.
That's why it is advisable to stay clear and gamble responsibly.
Gambling is not for the weak, anyone that can not take risks, should not even bother to gamble. Someone that is not financially stable, shouldn't gamble, people with low mentality should also not involved themselves in gambling, because it can lead to emotional instability. And lastly, it is advisable to gamble within your means or capacity. Gamble with what you can afford to lose, so that even if you loose you shouldn't break down totally.