Quote from: michellee on Today at 05:16:22 AM

Quote from: pusaka on August 15, 2025, 09:34:43 AM

When we're ready to win, we should also be ready to lose. However, many people are only ready to win and aren't prepared to lose. This is a mistake because what they're doing is gambling, with a high risk of losing, and only the lucky ones can win.

We actually have control over our money. This means we can calculate how much money we can safely allocate to gambling, and that it's safe, or in other words, won't interfere with our needs or finances. The problem is when someone comes to gamble with money and aims to win to pay bills or even cover basic living expenses.

No one wants to lose. They can not accept the reality when they lose which makes them angry and want to recover their losses. We see many people get caught in their emotional trap because we lose control and want to keep playing. We forget that wins and losses in gambling is usual so we don't have to feel bad. That is why when you play gambling, you should spend the money you can afford to lose. That is the key you must have so when you lose, you will not regret. No suggestion to use more money to play gambling because we need to allocate the income to all of our daily needs.

Hehe, no one wants to lose. Cheesy

How many people chase losses because they don’t want to lose? Or they don’t want their money to disappear so they keep chasing losses until everything is gone.

Often trapped in a casino game that ends up losing a lot of money, but now there must be a principle when gambling you must be prepared to lose because in gambling losses are greater than wins.

Just 1-5% of monthly income for gambling is enough the smaller the better because if it’s larger the potential for loss is greater.