Re: Consequences of not gamble with the right frame of mind

Quote from: BitMaxz on June 15, 2025, 11:02:28 PM

Quote from: Distinctin on June 15, 2025, 10:35:53 PM

You will only end up regretting, that’s the most possible consequence. Gambling is a game of knowledge and skills, analysis and strategic bets, so how would you showcase them if you yourself isn’t prepared enough and is not capable making it at the present.

Simply put, you will only lose and drain your wallet. You don’t have focus and presence of mind, that it’s hard for you to even attract luck and chances.

So you mean having knowledge and skills and knowing how to analyze and strategize? I don't know if there's an advantage if you have these.
Mentally stable or not, gambling will still be a game of luck no matter how capable you are of analyzing it.

If you are mentally ill, you better stay away from casinos because it's not the right place to treat any emotions and mental disorders because if you lose in a casino, I'm sure it would make it worse.

I agree. In fact, the more knowledge you think you have about gambling, the worse it is. Because with the mindset that you have gained a lot of knowledge comes the attitude of "I know everything". Gambling is all about luck and a monkey betting is the same as you betting with years of experience and knowledge. It just doesn't matter how much you know about gambling. We can shine the coin all day and analyse all we want but flipping it still has a 50% chance of winning

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When I read all these threads, I feel like people are overthinking about gambling. Some are trying to find a strategy that beats the casino while others are debating how we should approach gambling. Guys, it's just a fun activity and nothing else. You cannot make money from it, just gamble the way it's most fun for you, simple.