Well, in my case, I don't think I needed privacy, considering how low the amount I am allocating to gambling is. So, that means I'm gonna have to favor making a profit over privacy. Of course, I'm gonna deal with the most trusted and established casino to avoid the risks of getting your information sold to any cyber criminal. But then again, I don't think I'm gonna be one of their best target after looking at my account and gambling activities lol.

One thing to remember when your goal is to gamble to make a profit: do not make haste in winning, and do not try to chase the losses immediately. Some may say it's called the Martingale strategy, but it's not gonna work most of the time. We already know that, and you need a lot of resources to pull this one off, and again, it is not guaranteed.
So, I have to agree with you. Betting consistently, carefully, and strategically will somehow work better than some hasty moves. It may take more time, but it's less risky.

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It does. Just like what you said, I also have known a lot of people in my place who resort to gambling because the money they earn from their 9-5 job is not enough to sustain their lifestyle. It's as if they're putting all their luck into hitting the jackpot one day. But we all know it is almost impossible for them to have that kind of luck. The chances are extremely slim.
I think they are content with the little wins they get every time they gamble, and that's what keeping their hopes up.

That exactly is the case for most of these situations. In fact, I haven't seen someone very dedicated to work come home late, doing extra work for extra money, and only to end up in the casino. The worst part is that the person will probably walk out empty more frequently than walking out with an extra bag. But, I've seen a lot of people working 2-3 jobs, doing overtime just to pay off their debts. May it be for gambling or something else? I'm positive, it's not really gambling that fuels these people to do some extra work for extra money, but it is always the debt that needs to be paid on time, otherwise, extra charges will be put on top of the due amount. In all fairness to these people, I have to admire them somehow for facing their lapses compared to those who resort to suicide.

That's the weird part about the NBA. Some players are overpaid, and some are underpaid based on their performance and contribution to the team. Nevertheless, the NBA is a business. I think they're also looking at whether the player can draw a lot of fans/market. Cam Thomas is indeed underrated. This is a challenge to him. He's still young, and he has all the time to improve and show his real worth. If Brooklyn won't see that in the next couple of years, then I don't see him staying with that team.

The fact that casinos are a kind of "business", they should expect profits. If casinos lost money like the gamblers do, they could've been bankrupt a long time ago. The booming casino/gambling industry and the continued growth of the number of online casinos are one of the major indications that this business is very sustainable. There's no way a casino will lose if they have a huge number of clients.

In my experience, even the person knows you and you know him very much and he trusts you, if he's not willing to ease his gambling addiction, there is nothing you can do. Especially if that person did not come to you to ask for advice, it just doesn't work, no matter how much advice you give them.
I'm speaking to my experience because I had a friend whom I'm close to, but now he's estranged due to the overwhelming debts he incurred, and he cannot pay it anymore. I gave him advice, although he didn't ask for it, and it just did not work.

Well, parlays are indeed the kind of sports betting that is more fun and exciting than straight bets, plus it has higher payouts. However, it also bears a higher risk of losing than straight bets. So, Im gonna say, I'll go with straight bets, which I normally do when I'm placing bets to the teams that I feel like they're gonna hit the odds. I'm also not a huge fan of parlays, I just don't feel like I have luck with winning streaks lol.

This is 100% true. May mga contingent plans yang mga yan, dahil kahit ano mang ingat at pagtatago nila para hindi malaman ang pagnanakaw nila, ay darating talaga ang panahon na may sumilip. Sa bilyones na ninakaw nila, pwedeng pwede na silang umalis sa bansa at sa ibang bansa na ipagpatuloy ang natitira nilang oras dito sa mundo lol.

Well, if the Rockers are serious about this, then I guess they are willing to give up guys like Sengun, Amen, Vanvleet, and Adams. This may involve 3-4 teams to be able to pull this trade off and send Giannis to the Rockets. However, they are gonna lose too much depth. Giannis and Durant won't gonna be enough, because their 2nd unit are most likely going to be one of the weakest in the league.

It depends on whether there has been a huge problem with gambling. Especially if it affects the peace and order of a certain society, because some people become violent when they run out of money or when they are buried in debt. It's either they steal or even kill out of desperation.
Frequent gambling won't be a problem as long as the people outside these vices are not gonna be affected. At the end of the day, it is always us who are responsible for what we have done.

Well, that's tough. Working your a** off just to fund your gambling habit. It seems like an addiction to me. In fairness to these people, I would say, there's no harm in what they do, as long as they don't starve themselves or their family, if they have. Just be within the range of what they consider they can afford to lose. After all, we all need something that helps alleviate our stress and exhaustion from work. If they find it in gambling, then let them be, there's nothing wrong with it.

It is when you're a family man and when your mindset is focused on your family. There should always be a limitation on how much you spend on gambling, regardless of whether you are married or not. Excessive gambling is not a good habit.
Being responsible is not that really hard. Everyone knows we can't beat the casino, and we can't hit a jackpot without spending too much. At the end of the day, it is just our money we win back when the algorithm decides to let you win lol. However, this will definitely not apply with sports betting and other pvp card games.

I don't see any problem if they only show the ads on sports matches. After all, it is not a channel intended for the kids.
The gambling ads are only becoming a problem if it has been televised, broadcast, and shown in the social media very frequently. It is not the appropriate place for these gambling ads. I have seen a lot of it lately in the social media. Celebrities and influencers are constantly promoting and adversiting various gambling websites. That is the problem.

When you get married, your business is your spouse's business as well. In case you're not fully aware of what marriage is, it is a bond between two people who love each other, as they become one. That means, you should not keep any secrets nor cheat. That's the best recipe for a healthy marriage.
Now, let's head back to your concern. I would say, yes, gambling will have an impact on your marriage when it becomes an excessive behaviour. Disclosing your gambling habits to your wife may save you from having a broken family.

I suppose what you mean by a healthy gambler is a responsible gambler, right? Well, one thing they have in common, or shall we say, we have in common, is that we have grown up matured. We prioritize our responsibilities over a little hobby in gambling, and we only gamble what we absolutely can afford to lose.
I think most of the responsible gamblers love betting exclusively in sports. Slot games and other pure luck-based games gets boring eventually.

Exactly. This is the reason why it's called gambling, because a win is not a guarantee. Though the chances of losing are greater than winning. As long as everything is in moderation and in control, there is nothing to worry about losing.
The lottery is the perfect example of this. People knew that their chances of hitting the jackpot were less than 1%, but still, they were willing to give it a shot.

Well, gambling friends ain't no good in here, I think. Because they are only your friends if you give some portions of your winnings, if you don't, then you're just nothing like a stranger to them. There will always be acquaintances, but don't treat them like your real friends.
I'm not sure if the same works in other places/countries. I'd rather have to gamble alone, because I don't like talking too much while concentrating on something where my money is on the line lol.

Such a familiar sight an scenario in a sports betting bar. Most of the sports bar here in our place offers a place where you can put your bet on (website). I'm not sure if they're sponsored, but a wild guess they are. But, people inside the bar just can't resist to look for some to bet on inside the bar. So, this actually happens all the time in a sports bar, and I confess, it's more fun that just betting online.