As the questions says, when do you stop? your point of no return?

a. at least double your money, then stop
b. you only stop when you have lost all your bankroll money and then blame the casino?
c. or you are a superstitions gambler, when you have signs like losing 3 straight in a row, then you quit because you know that you're having a bad luck
d. you stop when you are at least break even

I didn't include chasing your losses as obviously you might to continue.

Can we still say we are gambling if the event is something we are at least 90% sure that we are going to win?

So I am wondering if I should try my luck again after a win, or should I still take a break?

This may seem like a simple question, but strangely enough it always bothers my mind every time or rather every day. So I hope to receive opinions or even suggestions from you, especially from people who have experienced the same thing before.

There is Bitcoin & everything else is a shitcoin. Sure you can make big fiat gains in Altcoins if you’re lucky but none of them have the longevity, decentralization & proof of work like Bitcoin. I wouldn’t park a big portion of my net worth in any Altcoin long term. Short teem is fine but not long term.

A friend of mine just got into Bitcoin, lucky for him, his successful. Before he started Bitcoin, he was actually into a good business of selling artwork which wasn't so bad. So he got introduced to Bitcoin and had a quick success. It's actually a good and exciting thing to see someone progress fast like that, but he quit selling artworks and other little businesses that kept him going he stopped, he now depends fully on Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the king no doubt, but From my Point of view I think that depending fully on it might be risky to you financially. I don't recommend anyone to depend solely on Bitcoin or any single asset. Bitcoin can fluctuate rapidly and market volatility might impact your financial stability. It is actually very risky to invest in a single asset. The part that scares me the most is that my friend has put all his resources into this one asset. If am wrong please correct me. Thanks

But people generally do not play for research purposes. People just place bets more or less randomly, lose money and claim that they enjoy it. Is this stupidity or deceit? Maybe such people like the atmosphere of the game? But then why not play free games? But no, gamblers rarely play free games?

Let's say when gambling, you follow a specific pattern. Let us use lottery for example. You bet on the same specific set of numbers. What would be more regrettable? Betting on the same set of numbers for the rest of your life and not winning or... changing up the set you bet on only for your old set to win?

Basically, would you rather bet on the same thing again and again then regret not exploring more or explore different kinds of bets then miss out on a win?

As a gambler, have you ever felt this kind of mentality? That is, let's say in sports betting, wherein you bet on the long shot or a huge underdog but at the back of your mind, you thought that you will not win, but there is still small hope inside of you that this could be a life changing and so you go and bet with your close eyes. And this could be just you are relying on your luck and nothing more and that it could also be bad for us gamblers in the long run. But then again, we love to take risk and so maybe there will be some of us who might be already have this in mind as a kind of "strategy" and they could have won money already. Are you that type of gambler that has kind of mentality? It could be that is obviously flawed in the beginning so there could be gamblers that are now willing, or maybe as I have said, we might have been using it already but we just didn't know.

If you could choose, would you want more money, more time, or more trust in people?

From a personal perspective, gambling and gambling advertisements aren't always bad. All gambling activities are our own responsibility, whether we choose to gamble or not. In countries where gambling is legal, taxes are used to generate state revenue. I believe that establishing a gambling business in that country also has a positive side, creating jobs for the local community. So, none of this is wrong, and it's up to the public to decide whether they will gamble or not. If they gamble and end up losing all their money and valuables, it's not the fault of the advertising or gambling, but rather the individual's inability to control themselves.

This is just a positive perspective, in my opinion.

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

If you are extremely rich and you can just gamble up to your heart's content, does the novelty of winning wear off? Like would you get tired of gambling since there's really not much risks because you can gamble with any amount and still receive little to no consequences?

But if you ask me I personally use KuCoin but I didn't face any issue. They have high withdraw fee and minimum deposit threshold just due to this I rarely use KuCoin.

I’m madami tlaga mabibiktima na mga pinoy sa mga technology na ito dahil almost real talaga yung video kung wala kang idea sa Deepfake at sa mga scam techniques online.

Ito yung pinakamalaking misconception sa trading, at kasalanan din ito ng mga ibang tao na nag popromote ng trading para lang maka invite at magka referral. Like kala nila pag trader ka eh mapera ka na at easy money na kaya madaming mga bagohan na di tumatagal after ilang trades pa lang at nauubos ang pera agad.

People looked up on trading as something that is hard to comprehend whereas anyone can understand to gamble online even if you just registered because instruction is so easy, its fun to bet than to check the graphs and datas.

I have seen one interview of a former gambler and what he is saying caught my attention. He says that "when you're winning you can't sleep". I'm not sure if others have experience it or if this make sense. In any case though, one explanation is that we are really in a heightened alert, meaning it's like gambling is like a drugs that keeps up alive and awake and then the human emotions of greed takes in as we want to win for. But the problem is that after that, and in worse case if our luck turns bad, then this drug will like shoot to 100->0 in a instant. Or like when we are about to go to bed and suddenly that inch comes along and let's say that we go on sports bet, but the game will start in the next couple of hours, then we might have difficulty in sleeping and as if we take like 4 cups of coffee or a energy drink because we will for sure can't wait to see that game and hope that our stakes is going to win.

Gambling triggers a dopamine rush in the brain, a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward. This release is particularly strong during the anticipation of a win, even if the bet is ultimately lost. This surge of dopamine reinforces the behavior, leading some individuals to develop a compulsive need to gamble.

He was ahead on at least two or three major article sites by two or three points. This is a robbery, but I’m glad that Pacquiao was not hurt, and he earned a whopping 1.8 billion pesos, which is equivalent to the dollar amount he earned from PPV and guaranteed income.
Mario Barrios is not a spectacular fighter, but he is still a formidable fighter to deal with, and Pacquiao has proven that he still has what it takes to go toe to toe against young fighters. He deserves to regain his rank due to this performance.
He deserves to have another fight or even a rematch since the fight ended in a draw.