I would call professionals those players who play poker excellently. This requires not only luck but also certain mathematical and analytical knowledge. This way of thinking helps people to make the right analysis, be attentive, and control their behavior in the game, and, as a rule, accumulate experience and skill that will help them win more often. I do not think that you can call professionals those who play slots, where the game itself is based on luck. However, the ability to competently manage your bankroll is also characteristic of those who know when to stop and do not fall into the position of a victim.

For me, the rule that says it is not scary to be sure of something, but it is scary to be overconfident, always holds. There is a big difference between these two feelings. Yes, we know that we can win by understanding a few things and knowing some obvious things, but our overconfidence can let us down, because in addition to our knowledge, there are surprises that are likely. And then we can bitterly regret if we bet on an amount that is very significant for us.

I probably behave similarly to point "b." But I do not blame the casino. Why? I know that I cannot win every time. I am not a regular player; I want to have fun, and I often play until I'm out of money, but I would certainly stop if I managed to get a good plus, but this is not the case. And the little that I manage to win, I do not mind spending on the game again.

Casino owners will advise you to stay in the game: "Well, dude, you're lucky; keep going"-that's what they proclaim. However, you can play and win, but as a regular player, you probably understand that you're walking a fine line. If you're happy with the amount you've already won, it might be wiser to stop. Although, of course, there's never too much money, and the more, the better, but being careful with your spending is also good behavior, especially since, as you write, OP, you've started getting lucky. Maybe you need to give your luck a break.

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I think he will disappear with his explanations. The newbie's account will lose at best the amount he spent on buying the Cooper, and we will soon see the new manager again, who will open a bounty and deceive naive bounty hunters who believe that the bounty is still alive. When will they finally become smarter

I join in the congratulations! Although the date itself has already passed, expressions of gratitude and respect can continue throughout the year. It is amazing what happens in real life, both offline and online. Hhampuz has such respect from people. Long life to you, and health and prosperity to your business. My respects.

I deleted the tag from this user only because I understood that he would still have it, knowing your method. In addition, I did not add a reference link, but my history contained his deleted posts with AI in case of his objections. After that, he publicly admitted that he used AI but promised to stop such behavior in the future. I see that the user introduced himself as a newbie, although now I doubt it again and think that he is someone's alt. Therefore, continue your policy of control, but this "newbie" must understand that once he has promised not to use AI and received trust and a chance in what he said, upon repeated detection, he can grab a red tag as an abuse of trust, which seems much worse. I do not delete PM.

If you regularly spend a hundred bucks on gambling, the question will always arise: Where is this treasured chest of money? You name a pretty decent price, which is unlikely to be lost regularly by many on the forum. However, I am not a professional, and I can be wrong, but I think that the one who lost today will be upset, and tomorrow he will be very careful with his spending, since the memories are quite fresh. Only by winning can we heal those past losses, which are not always able to compensate for all the expenses in full.

This text should be shown to every new user on social networks or to those who spend hours playing computer games. If someone asked themselves what they could do or get if they did not waste their precious time surfing Instagram, TikTok, and other similar networks. How much time is wasted on computer games that do nothing for a person except harm their eyes? It is difficult to explain the value of time to today's young generation. I try this on my children, but so far to no avail. Many people think that they can do everything, but the more enterprising ones are always one step ahead and take the best places. Therefore, OP, you have very subtly noted the value of time; it is necessary to value every minute, since today's life does not allow us to relax much.

In the lottery, numbers that are close by often win; that's unfortunate. I can regret what would have happened if I had bet on something next to him. For me, this is a common reason, as if someone is laughing and teasing. However, I don't see the point in being stubborn, betting on the same numbers, or figuring out some strategy. It's probably easier to change your thinking. Today you bet on even numbers, and tomorrow on something divisible by three. In all cases, I don't think it's possible to somehow figure it out; the root cause will always be the luck that chooses us at a certain moment.

Newbies need to understand a very simple truth: there is no such thing as free and fast, i.e., easy money. OP is talking about a newbie sending PMs to newbies, but I would say that anyone who offers a rather strange idea for earning money that seems very tempting should always be suspicious.
Newbies receiving such PMs, of course, should not trust strangers. In addition to the fact that you can look at the posting history of the person who sent you the PM, check his trust, and boldly report it to the moderator as "unsolicited PM."

The second point described by the OP also seems to me the most reasonable. Large salaries and desire, as well as opportunities to get some sensations, make people look for ways to have different kinds of entertainment. For those who can afford to spend the amount that for another person from a poor country may be important for their life, entertainment does not end with going to a restaurant or a trip to a resort. People have seen a lot in life; they feel satiated, so gambling attracts them with its unexpectedness. And of course, the fact that the government in no way prohibits, but on the contrary, forces people to play, placing colorful advertising, is also a good motivator for passion for gambling.

I don't think that incredibly rich people will be fans of gambling. Or their gambling should be on a different, more risky level to tickle their nerves. Betting on big political events, or such a thing as something forbidden, can excite the desire to win. However, other people who use gambling as an activity to feel their power, spending huge amounts of money without thinking, risk starting to get a slightly different feeling. The feeling that at some point they will no longer have that incredible amount of money, when any entertainment ceases to please the average person.

Any loss of money is always a significant or minor source of stress. I don't think that even those who have a fat wallet, realizing that at some point their money is stupidly lost, do not experience at least some grief. There is a good expression, "There is no such thing as too much money." Therefore, as beginners, we often bet on self-confidence but lack an understanding of many subtleties, which can result in losses. But we should take away only useful things every time, even from our mistakes, replenishing our experience. Sports betting requires good analysis. Even with a good understanding of the rules, there are not many winners, since sports are always full of surprises.

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There are scammers everywhere now. Aren't they on Twitter and Facebook? Where else could they be? They are everywhere. The difference is not what we use, but how we use everything. Telegram is very convenient for me. In addition to communicating with colleagues, with those who also know what it is for in Telegram, aren't there many users on the forum who use the forum bot? Therefore, you need to understand that if you put a monkey behind the wheel of a car, an accident is inevitable. You don't have to be a monkey. It's simple.

Just as no person has ever lost, no person has ever regretted their losses in gambling. This happens to beginners, to those who, at the very beginning of their gambling career, mistakenly believe that they can arrange their already poor life with the help of gambling. They play with their last money, lose, and then begin to feel depressed and remorseful, realizing their stupid actions. My first losses were sad, but there were those around me who helped me understand that this is just a game, and there are always fewer winners, and we do not always have to be leaders. Therefore, you should not play when your pockets are empty and your soul is sad. Play when you have everything you need for a normal life and even more; then there will be no regrets and bitter memories of your losses.

I remember that the OP already asked a similar question and even opened a similar topic. However, I will also repeat, yes, many will be disingenuous when they say that they play for fun. Indeed, spending money without seeing a return does not seem like a good idea. However, many spend more money on their pleasures, visiting clubs, bars, and other fun places where the service requires payment for pleasure. Therefore, there is no need to be skeptical; sometimes gambling allows us to rejoice and win, and this is much more pleasant than sitting around in bars, in places where we stupidly spend money, realizing that no one will return it to us.