Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 08:13:09 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 04:00:34 AM

If I understand what you say, a rich person's personality changes a lot and their visions of what they want change too, and casinos and games of chance are something they can easily lose money in , and they don't like that fact, so they Prefer not to take it as seriously as others, because they don't have the need to make money , they just want to make their money grow and not lose it, that's their mentality.

If a person is rich, it means they have found a way to make money differently, I suspect it is some successful business or profitable investments. In other words, if a person is smart enough to earn a lot of money in a different, less risky way, then of course they will focus their efforts and attention on what brings them that money. Gambling might not even be interesting for a rich person.

Maybe they will try playing just out of curiosity, but if it does not work out, they will quickly give it up. Rich people think in terms of money and are very good at assessing risks. That is why such a risky and complicated way as gambling is something they will most likely just exclude from their lives.

Indeed, many rich people play just for fun, for the ability to assess risks, for example, the same poker. Many rich people love poker, even if they play with professionals who beat them in the long run. So businessmen try to read hidden tells, to understand whether the player who puts all-in against him is bluffing. In addition, poker has a mathematical component, as well as calculating the odds of the bank. I myself like poker for this very reason, and from the point of view of earning there, I do not really consider it because I know how hard it is to earn money in poker, you need to completely live this game and devote a lot of time to it.