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Quote from: aioc on June 13, 2025, 01:00:24 PM

In my case, I make it hard for people to guess if I lose or win. I don't want to bother them if I lose, and I don't want people asking for a share if I win. It's hard to do this, but practice makes perfect.
How about you what's your position?

I am in the same situation as you, where I don't let the people know whether I won or lost by gambling. Even in my case, it's a little different because the people around me don't know that I gamble sometimes. And I think that's better.

Because the more you tell people about your financial activities, the less privacy you have. Even if we are aware of the various news, there are many news stories where people who won jackpots through gambling were killed by kidnappers for the money. So it is always better to hide your gambling activity whether you lost or win.

Of course, it is better not to tell the people around us whether we won or lost, because approval can rarely arise there. If we win, people can start to envy us, without even showing it, but inside they will want the same and think why it happened to him, and not to me, because we are so similar and not much different. And if the player loses, then some in their thoughts will again start comparing and thinking that we are losers. In addition, this can become the reason why our environment can also start playing, and lose, and then blame us for the fact that we dragged them into the game, although we did nothing for this.