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Quote from: uche6215 on May 10, 2025, 10:55:28 PM

One of the things that I have seen that people should not trust is gambling because gambling is one thing that has done more harm than good by my assessment because looking at the winning percentage compared to those who lose it's worth not it because the winning percentage is two over hundreds which is charactarized by luck and chance so the next time you think about gambling know that you are going against thousands of people who are also looking for a way that they can get lucky in trying to win just like you so please gambling is not worth it don't kill yourself anymore trying to win anymore.

I honestly have to disagree with you on this entire thread OP, I'm a Gambler and I can say that it is trust worthy if you stick to the rules involved. It is boldly said by gambling ads to always gamble responsibly so I don't see any reason why I shouldn't gamble, I have gamble for fun and entertainment and I don't mind losing a few bucks that I know I can comfortably afford to lose.

You are obviously saying that gambling is not trust worthy because you have always gambled for huge profits, try gambling for fun and see the difference.

I think the problem is that gambling is mostly overrated and over hyped, which makes a lot people have high hopes and expectations from gambling whenever they are gambling. Yes you are right, how one choose to approach gambling matters a lot and plays a very vital role on how they cope with it. The same gambling that's a big problem to others can also be a source of excitement and recreation to another, it all depends on the gambler's approach and expectations.

if you use it as a stimulant you are certainly less likely to get caught up in gambling and lose everything, if you see it as a diversion you can manage to keep your feet on the ground and not let it become something that will make you a slave from which there is no longer any possibility of escape