Quote from: aioc on Today at 04:16:55 PM

There’s a popular saying that birds of a feather flock together. Does this apply to your gambling experience? What I mean is, do you have more gambling friends with whom you can share your earnings or strategy, or do you prefer to be on your own, not telling anyone that you gamble?

This will really depend on the environment the gambler finds himself in. You can be a gambler and still not be able to tell your close friends because gambling is seen as an illegal thing to do, and you’ll prefer to do it in hidden and not allow anyone knows about your habits. In realistically, having a group of partners that you all share the same interests is always very fun. This does not limit to only gambling but every other thing that a group of people can brainstorm to share ideas.

Quote from: Sticky Bomb on Today at 04:23:55 PM

My circle sometimes target 10 odds and each person is assigned to produce 2 odds and contribute to the staking power. We assemble the odds and stake high on it with contributed funds.

When it wins, it's not always about sharing the wins, we can use it to organize some fun outings among ourselves and have fun together, including gambling physically of course Wink

This is a nice approach and this approach will only limit you guys to not have to risk too much in order to get the happiness you deserve that time. This is a perfect example of gambling for fun because the wins do not necessarily mean anything to you guys and just staked in order to have bigger output and enjoy your outing to be a more memorable one for you all. I think I like this and will be a welcome idea to any circle of friends this is introduced to and they don’t allow greed to overtake them.