I bet on few matches and it happens that I had few winning but unfortunately I lost it because the last game didn't play as expected as Everton FC - Ipswich Town played draw after I gave Everton to win. Though I have other line up games which I was supposed to bet but due to the lose I wasn't that having that moments to stake any further games.

The curiosity led me to come ask if this has happened to anyone before, having double mind to stake game. Something keep telling you don't stake while the other says go ahead which would you choose if you were the one? Please your response are greatly needed.

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

Hello Bitcoin talk community!
The above question is what many people who are new to trading hear, I've also been advised to start with a large sum of money which I couldn't afford then .
But looking at it now , is it really advisable to start trading with a lot f money? Or just start with whatever you can afford?

Attention-seekers and fantasists are getting more and more deluded with each passing day.

The number of absolute nonsense threads being created about members allegedly selling their Bitcoin while the prices were high, are increasing. I cannot understand what these people think they will achieve by imaginary bravado apart from making posts to earn their campaign and get a few merits from gullible members (and any other account if they operate them).

As for the OP, in his last 20 posts a staggering 11 of them have been applications to join signature campaigns. Unsurprisingly the address in his campaign applications he uses (bc1qkt8f56s47uhyrhruuht2dwqvyssd56pcjselwf) show no signs of trading other than campaign funds going in and out.

There were no lands that were sold for $17,000 that were then used to buy Bitcoin. None of those alleged Bitcoin were then sold for $102,000 and $105,000 later therefore that and the remainder of the story is a complete fabrication.

I am sure a story will be presented to counter this but in the end there will never ever be a signed message from an address that received $17,000 worth of Bitcoin or any signed message from an address that sold huge amounts of Bitcoin for over $102,000 and $105,000.
 

This has been one of the majority problem in the trading space today most average traders who already have average experience on trading mostly have this state of fears in them, In the trading space many average trader have this fear of succeeding, this  mostly happens to an average traders or business owners which   they likely say, "what if one red trade takes it all alway" they suddenly become more anxious having that fear that they might start all over again.

 Most of it is caused by fear they let fear and anxiety take the best part of them which make them predict about the future's of there trades, well this mostly doesn't only happen to average traders only but average business owners to are also facing this which its called the  fear of successes.

How do i overcome this fear?

Likely i would say it very easy to overcome this fear
When it happens i likely advice, in every one month ever week choose a day off  from your phone,device's and go enjoy your self go enjoy natures, go play sports hangouts with friends love ones without ever touching your phone or laptop.
This has work out for me but yours made be in a different position it help you to recognize that there is more to life than the endless chase of money and materialism.