Quote from: Patikno on July 19, 2025, 05:37:52 PM

Quote from: bangjoe on July 19, 2025, 02:11:58 PM

Imagining something like this is incredibly difficult, even without a basis for the possibility of having unlimited money. I'm more concerned with how I'd get it and how busy I'd be with unlimited money. And of course, would I have time to gamble? Because that's impossible; it only happens in the movies.

I can't yet imagine whether I'd still gamble with unlimited money if I were to incorporate the rationality of trillionaires who have little time to indulge in their cell phones or monitors or go to the casino.

If we think logically, it is absolutely impossible, because I don't think even the richest person in the world can be said to have unlimited money, because it is basically limited, and there is still a possibility that it could run out. However, perhaps what is meant by infinite money here is someone who can spend at least $100 or $1000 per day on gambling or betting, if that is true, then it is still reasonable, and acceptable, so my personal answer is that I will definitely continue to gamble, and I think that gambling can really be said to be a gambler who only hopes for entertainment overall.

Then why don't you say you're betting $1,000 or more on every bet? If it's unlimited, why not create your own casino and offer huge winnings to players with greater odds? That sounds even better.

In reality, that's impossible. It's not a good idea to have hallucinations in our minds. It's better to think logically and in line with reality, like gambling $100 per week or less for a few sessions.

Imagination is fun, but it's not real, because it will hurt you when you wake up.