Quote from: JiiBs on May 10, 2025, 11:48:37 AM

The solution to gambling!

As a gambler, without having to specify on either you are an addicted gambler or a responsible gambler that actually knows how to manage his gambling behavior;

How does this kind of subject for a thread makes you feel?
You many at times I see gambling been presented in the wrong light and even then, it’s not be avoided. It makes me wonder, if a person would identify something wrong and still goes ahead to do it to themselves!
Is gambling really the problem or are we the problem?

The human mind as I see it is one that isn’t accustomed to accept fault and take blames. Very few persons in our world has learnt to be the offender, to take the hit even when they are not fully convinced.
If there are those that are able to manage their behavior around gambling and have no problem, why should we see gambling to be a problem other than ourselves to have problems with our behavior towards the gambling?

I really want to understand why is that because, it’s a little offensive and disrespectful to the line of business from my view point. Perhaps I can be convinced otherwise with some logical statements of fact!

Gambling is not like a once in a life time opportunity where you only have a choice to play just once and that's it, if you risk high amount of money you will lose it all probably, what happens later is what makes you a good or bad gambler, there is a first time for everything right?

If you put your finger inside the fire simply because you don't know what fire is all about you will get burnt, what do you learn there? That fire burns anything that gets near it, I don't expect anyone to go back another day to put their finger in the fire hoping that they won't get burnt this time around.

Many gamblers don't learn, if your goal is making life changing money don't expect this to happen using gambling because the chance is 1/1000000000, you will likely lose and this is more certain than winning, look for money elsewhere and enjoy gambling with small money.