Quote from: Woodie on June 25, 2025, 03:23:42 PM

Quote from: As-Soon-As on June 25, 2025, 03:17:07 PM

Quote from: Woodie on June 25, 2025, 02:41:57 PM

But then again , someone that is gambling away a thousand dollars per session tells a story of them being able to afford the losses and they know too well whats invested and what's returned as profit or loss.

I have seen very few poor people gamble, but the rich people are the ones who gamble the most. I have a friend who is known online and bets hundreds of dollars every day, but he enjoys gambling, which is why he is always involved in gambling.
I asked him why he bets so much and it doesn't matter if he loses or wins, but you have shown signs of addiction, he replied that he has not faced any addiction, but I have fun here and at night I gamble and dance and romance in clubs. But my friend doesn't keep a budget for gambling, he bets as much as he has to.

Totally agree with you.

And it makes sense to gamble when you have the funds because firstly it's not money problems on your mind , and gambling gets less risky when the funds are there...

Say for example this fellow puts in $100K on a 1.2 odds game, when that.wins they will probably take that profit to servicing their car or save it up for an upcoming vacation... Gambling should never be difficult Cool

Very rich people don't like to lose money, they are constantly calculating the amount of money they have and when they enter into something where they put money, they want to win and recover the principal quickly. In your example, I highly doubt that rich guys who used their heads to get rich would bet on a game with odds of @1.20

Even if I had billions of dollars, I wouldn't bet $100,000 on a game with odds of 1.20, risk losing $100,000 to make a small profit. Many people prefer to have many consecutive losses because they are betting on games with very high odds, but on the day they win, they win so much money that they recover everything they lost and make a profit.