They say gambling is just entertainment, and honestly, we can’t deny it, when you think about it, we’re literally paying to be entertained. And the stats don’t lie: most gamblers end up losing in the end.
So if gambling is an expensive form of fun, that must make us rich people, right?
‘Cause like they say, when you gamble, you’re just throwing money away. And fellas, that’s what rich folks do, they throw money around like it’s nothing.
So I'm proud to say, I’m living the rich life, one bet at a time...
So if gambling is an expensive form of fun, that must make us rich people, right?
‘Cause like they say, when you gamble, you’re just throwing money away. And fellas, that’s what rich folks do, they throw money around like it’s nothing.
So I'm proud to say, I’m living the rich life, one bet at a time...
I agree with your opinion. In essence, gambling for entertainment purposes is more suitable for wealthy people, as they already have a lot of money, so losing a little at the gambling table will not have a significant impact on their assets. Generally, someone who only seeks entertainment at the gambling table is a responsible gambler.
However, if you can control your emotions well while gambling, always bet no more than your initial gambling budget, and can control greed, you are truly fortunate, as not everyone can do that—including myself. The hardest thing for a gambler to do is to stop when they are winning.