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Title: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on February 12, 2024, 11:42:08 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DragonF on February 13, 2024, 12:29:14 AM
So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone?

Gambling is open to everyone as long as you are above the age restriction. Experience does not guarantee anyone winning. I have seen people who won big from their first bet. Do you think such a person is experienced? No. I agree that luck is important in the gambling industry and anyone can be lucky whether experienced or inexperienced. The importance of experience lies in the fact that an experienced gambler can know how to control his stake and guide against irreparable losses but then there are cases where old gamblers have been engaged in gambling-related crime due to addiction. So, people who should not gamble are people who cannot control their emotions because losing a bet can cause emotional damage if not controlled.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Litzki1990 on February 13, 2024, 04:20:22 AM
Gambling is not as easy as we think gambling is. There is a class of gamblers who think that they can earn millions of dollars only if they spin the casino wheel, but such an idea is completely wrong. Skilled gamblers certainly employ certain tricks to spin the casino wheel. Not just spinning the casino wheel, there are many different categories of gambling where a gambler must apply his skills to the maximum. 
Gambling definitely requires patience and self-control towards gambling. If a gambler feels that he does not have enough patience, rather he may become addicted to gambling if he gambles, then gambling is never right for him. A gambler must first be responsible before gambling because a responsible gambler will never make a big mistake. If you can gamble out of your own sense of responsibility, it will definitely be the right decision for the gamblers in terms of gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Mr.Corol on February 13, 2024, 05:14:54 AM
Gambling is not for everyone. Gambling is for those people who have the ability to lose money, I mean even if they lose money, they won't be in financial trouble. And gambling is primarily played for entertainment.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: retreat on February 13, 2024, 07:29:25 AM
Gambling is for everyone of legal age, regardless of gender, income and experience. There is no restriction that people cannot gamble just because they are inexperienced or for any other reason, apart from age or mental disorders. For those who want to find entertainment or want to try their luck, they are free to gamble. It's just that gamblers must understand that gambling is risky, so they must be ready to accept whatever the results of their gambling are and not be addicted to it.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Zed0X on February 13, 2024, 07:55:24 AM
~ So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry?
They are obviously not part of the industry until they make their first bet. However, casinos and bookmakers will still continue to attract this group through their aggressive marketing strategies. For example, a basketball fan is most likely to see a viral social media post of his favorite sport that containsa a link/logo of a gambling platform.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on February 13, 2024, 08:12:55 AM
Gambling is open to everyone...
Gambling is not for everyone.

Nice argument. This is interesting some say it is for all, both for experience and for the inexperience and some say it is only for the experience. Well I think, it have also created a thread sometimes ago and it says," Gambling is not for Everyone". But that's not guaranteed because everyone has their own opinion in a topic. So I still need experts to make their contributions. This thread is not moving like other forum.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: 0t3p0t on February 13, 2024, 11:20:40 AM
Nice argument. This is interesting some say it is for all, both for experience and for the inexperience and some say it is only for the experience. Well I think, it have also created a thread sometimes ago and it says," Gambling is not for Everyone". But that's not guaranteed because everyone has their own opinion in a topic. So I still need experts to make their contributions. This thread is not moving like other forum.
For me gambling is literally open to everyone who wanted to try to find their luck on it but winning the game isn't for everyone as it is based on luck. Chances of losing in gambling is very high rather than winning.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: masudginanjar on February 13, 2024, 01:08:59 PM
Gambling should not be for everyone because it should be limited by age.
If they are over 18 years old, they are already working and not in school, in my opinion, maybe you can just gamble. But if he is under 18 years old then he is still at school and cannot gamble.

Maybe if I think logically, where do those under the age of 18 get their gambling money??
They haven't worked and maybe they are still in school, so those aged 18 and under are prohibited from gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 13, 2024, 10:14:57 PM
What we can intuit from the beginning is that the Game Should be for Everyone , we Should not Trust that things are much more for Some than for Others , what I can think of is that if a particular person is always generating ways of doing The different things are that in the Game you lose and lose all the time , and there are no ways to do Anything else but Brain , that's When the Boss says that the game is not for everyone, but they do it or Say it so as not to Continue Losing money is the Most normal thing in the world.

Now when the Rest of us focus on Continuing to do things the way they want, Basically we have to make a difference if we are going to be Losing and it is Obvious that we Should not do things to lose, even if it is not Playing the Other way Around to see if that Works , Making the decision would be to see if it is our luck. For that reason, we are not Doing Well Because we Can do something to Improve the Game It is Difficult , But not Impossible only the money we are Willing to Lose.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on February 13, 2024, 10:40:26 PM
There are some people in the society that are more than 18 years but they are inexperienced in gambling so those people would not participate in gambling and they are some guys that below 18 years but they are very good or have the good experience in gambling and now those who are inexperienced might be motivated for the advertisement for the Op statement. And that is why the question was even arise if gambling is for all because of the inexperienced ones.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DaNNy001 on February 13, 2024, 11:23:59 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
Gambling can be for you that's if you want to or you feel like developing interest in it. I have seen cases of people who weren't actually fanatic when it comes to gambling but later even turned specialist or should say addicts when it comes to gambling.

I could remember when my late cousin actually tried his first prediction on a game in the premier league many years back between arsenal and Swansea and he offered to stake with me on physical betting that Swansea were gonna win the game and I beg the latter but when the game got decided, he emerge victorious and believe me that was his start to a rather crazy gambling habits.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Sim_card on February 13, 2024, 11:31:50 PM
Gambling is open to everyone...
Gambling is not for everyone.

Nice argument. This is interesting some say it is for all, both for experience and for the inexperience and some say it is only for the experience. Well I think, it have also created a thread sometimes ago and it says," Gambling is not for Everyone". But that's not guaranteed because everyone has their own opinion in a topic. So I still need experts to make their contributions. This thread is not moving like other forum.
There are no gambling experts but I will tell you from my own point of view on this topic. Gambling is open to all either novice or skilled  gambler, this is because nobody came into the world as a gambler, but instead it was learnt. The so called skilled gamblers were once novice in the game, but because they have passion for that game, they decided to go extra miles to learn and understand the game. Is the same thing that will happen to any inexperience gambler that wants to learn more on the game that he loves gambling with. Gambling is for all, because it is a game of luck, and this is why we should only gamble with the amount of money that we can afford to lose, so that we can enjoy the fun.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: sampoerna on February 13, 2024, 11:40:59 PM
Basically, not everyone will be successful by gambling. In fact, there are far more gamblers who actually experience negative impacts. There are many reasons why this happens because:
- Emotional instability
- Addiction
- Inability to control oneself in gambling
- Inability to analyze what gambling is being done
- Bad luck as always
and various other things that are actually dangerous.

Moreover, gambling is something that carries big risks. And not all countries allow gambling. Even here, gambling is prohibited and we will be punished if we do it. And I don't think that gambling can make someone truly successful and rich continuously and sustainably. If we  win a few times, that's normal, but if you keep winning, maybe he is actually a dealer. Maybe, but only a small percentage.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Cantsay on February 13, 2024, 11:48:46 PM
Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0

Strictly speaking gambling is not meant for everyone but since we’re dealing with the internet then you’ll see people who are not supposed to be using a service (like underaged people) using it.

In response to the experience and luck - I believe both those that are unlucky and inexperienced can gamble, for me when I got into gambling I knew nothing about sports except the popular teams and then tried researching before staking on any game and as times passed I became knowledgeable to some extent in some sports and I can easily predicts games (although some still don’t go as planned) without having to spend much time researching because of residual knowledge.

As long as you have cash, internet, smart device to access a gambling site then you can gamble.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: robelneo on February 14, 2024, 04:27:22 PM
Gambling is for everybody as long as you're not going to cheat and you have the money casino will welcome you, every gambler started from being an inexperienced gambler, and they learned the rudiment of gambling from continuously playing besides gambling can be learned by anyone by just watching other people gamble, some gamblers learned gambling through trial and error.
There are many ways to learn to gamble there are those who learn the easy way because they see it in other people and there are those who gamble the hard way by trying it.
Learning to gamble is not hard but controlling yourself when you are deep into it is the hardest part, there's always the temptation to become addicted to gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on February 14, 2024, 05:03:39 PM
Gambling is for everybody as long as you're not going to cheat and you have the money casino will welcome you, every gambler started from being an inexperienced gambler, and they learned the rudiment of gambling from continuously playing besides gambling can be learned by anyone by just watching other people gamble, some gamblers learned gambling through trial and error.
There are many ways to learn to gamble there are those who learn the easy way because they see it in other people and there are those who gamble the hard way by trying it.
Learning to gamble is not hard but controlling yourself when you are deep into it is the hardest part, there's always the temptation to become addicted to gambling.
Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0

Strictly speaking gambling is not meant for everyone but since we’re dealing with the internet then you’ll see people who are not supposed to be using a service (like underaged people) using it.

In response to the experience and luck - I believe both those that are unlucky and inexperienced can gamble, for me when I got into gambling I knew nothing about sports except the popular teams and then tried researching before staking on any game and as times passed I became knowledgeable to some extent in some sports and I can easily predicts games (although some still don’t go as planned) without having to spend much time researching because of residual knowledge.

As long as you have cash, internet, smart device to access a gambling site then you can gamble.
The main subject of the mind of the op was even the experience and inexperience gamblers and I can see that almost all or everyone are correct because to the bookmarkers end everyone who is going there to gamble have the experience to gamble so if anyone is having the experience to gamble is not the problem of the bookmaker because they have already written down the minimum age who can attend to the casino center to play gamble.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: jonathancool220 on February 15, 2024, 05:19:33 AM
Gambling should not be for everyone because it should be limited by age.
If they are over 18 years old, they are already working and not in school, in my opinion, maybe you can just gamble. But if he is under 18 years old then he is still at school and cannot gamble.
But it seems that the ban on those under 18 years of age has been violated by most people who gamble.
I'm currently in my final year of college and busy with lots of assignments, but my college friends are busy gambling and ignoring their assignments.

I saw that since I first entered campus, my friends have been gambling and that proves that it seems like they have been gambling since they were still in high school or under the age of 18.
With facts like this, banning gambling for under 18 years is very difficult to implement because there is always another way for them (children under 18) to gamble easily on their smartphones.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: JoyMarsha on February 16, 2024, 10:32:54 PM
So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone?
Gambling is a game of luck but at least experience is needed. If a gambler doesn't have the experience, no need to try gambling on luck alone because it's not going to work.

Having experience and luck is what works in gambling. Someone who doesn't have experience shouldn't draw close to gambling. After all, they are bound to lose each of their games completely because they lack the experience.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: SamReomo on February 16, 2024, 10:38:04 PM
I believe gambling isn't for all because the ones who are below won't be allowed to gamble by any casinos but those users can also use fake details to make accounts at the casinos however during KYC they might get caught.

I think gambling is for those people who truly enjoy it as a fun activity. Gambling is not a way to earn money, if someone's main intention is to earn money via gambling then such users end up getting addicted or stressed up when they lose everything they have by placing 100's of bets on daily basis.

I believe that luck plays a very important role in deciding that either a gambler will win or not, if someone is lucky then that person can win huge in gambling while the ones with weak luck don't win at all. So luck is the main thing that decides if someone wins or not. Experience also plays some role but I believe not as much as luck.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on February 16, 2024, 10:41:47 PM
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please cross check the comment, you don't have any comment and I only see the other people comments your quote. Please can you edit the comment so we can see yours as well. Thanks and the experience yes as others or you said, if someone is inexperienced then he should not go close to the casino all until he has be thought by someone to do that in a private way.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: SmartGold01 on February 16, 2024, 11:59:32 PM
Gambling is for all but is for only those has matured mind only and anyone who doesn't prepare herself shouldn't go gamble otherwise there are lots consequences they would face. Most time people thing gambling is so easily to become successful while doing it but it requires time and patient as winning doesn't come often rather on a chance based period. Meaning when luck runs out of you wouldn't secure any winning for the week/month and year.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: PX-Z on February 17, 2024, 12:42:51 AM
... so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck.
Experienced gamblers lost as well as the inexperienced ones. Gambling doesn't to be like that, as long as you gamble you are part of that industry. And gambling is not making extra income, how can you tell that you will be making income if you are not sure you will win in your every rolls. Only greedy minds thinks like that, and it will end badly for sure.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 17, 2024, 08:54:43 AM
Gambling is for everyone. Some countries can impose age restrictions, but nowadays, online gambling has become more and more popular already, and take note that these online gambling websites don't have KYC therefore, they don't know the age of the users who are gambling. With this, those who are 18 and below can still gamble.

Yes, gambling is for everyone, but not everyone can be successful with gambling. Yes, you can gamble, but your success in winning is low.

So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling needs experience and luck.
What do you mean when you say inexperienced? Once you gambled, you have experience already. Once you gamble, you're part of the industry already. I mean I don't know what you mean when you say "Inexperienced". Well, did a quick google search and it means "little knowledge or experience". Still, little experience is an experience, therefore, and what I know is that everybody who has experience in gambling is part of the industry already unless they'll quit permanently.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: 0t3p0t on February 17, 2024, 04:59:32 PM
Gambling is for everyone. Some countries can impose age restrictions, but nowadays, online gambling has become more and more popular already, and take note that these online gambling websites don't have KYC therefore, they don't know the age of the users who are gambling. With this, those who are 18 and below can still gamble.

Yes, gambling is for everyone, but not everyone can be successful with gambling. Yes, you can gamble, but your success in winning is low.
Exactly. Gambling ads are everywhere like on social media, messengers, mobile phone numbers and e-mail that is why it is considered as for all kind of people either rich or poor regardless of gender most especially the physical gambling activities. The only thing that is not for everyone is luck.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: tommynine on February 17, 2024, 05:17:58 PM
In my opinion, addiction appears at the stage where you are a little bit nervous waiting for the result and you start to like it, especially when you win and you get a storm of emotions, both positive and negative, which is basically addictive. But even so, you can look towards more stable platforms where you can staking tokens you win and thus accumulate them for the next game instead of investing your money every time, I think platforms with this kind of ecostystem have prospects, as in this article https://thenewscrypto.com/the-digital-rush-can-igaming-fuel-cryptocurrency-adoption/.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on February 18, 2024, 01:26:16 PM
Gambling should not be for everyone because it should be limited by age.
If they are over 18 years old, they are already working and not in school, in my opinion, maybe you can just gamble. But if he is under 18 years old then he is still at school and cannot gamble.
But it seems that the ban on those under 18 years of age has been violated by most people who gamble.
I'm currently in my final year of college and busy with lots of assignments, but my college friends are busy gambling and ignoring their assignments.

I saw that since I first entered campus, my friends have been gambling and that proves that it seems like they have been gambling since they were still in high school or under the age of 18.
With facts like this, banning gambling for under 18 years is very difficult to implement because there is always another way for them (children under 18) to gamble easily on their smartphones.
Those who gambled from the teenage age are not normally doing well in the society because whatever they got they would use it in gambling so foe them to save enough to do others is difficult but few of them are doing well even those ones have some discipline for the gambling. And in campus everyone does things on their own ways because it is a place of freedom. And those who gamble in school and addicted to it, would used their school fees to gamble. And most gamblers got the experience from their father or school friends.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Primo1760 on February 18, 2024, 11:15:18 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
I think gambling is for everyone but when a person crosses his certain age limit people who gamble within that age limit remember people saying different things at that time gambling should not be for him that time religion should work for him. But here experienced person and inexperienced person every person can play gambling actually gambling depends on luck here if luck is good then definitely two people can earn money by gambling but in some cases definitely there is a little advantage for experienced person which is sports site. If one can participate in gambling with sports sites then one must gain experience, without experience it becomes very difficult to win at sports house. Moreover I have seen gamblers around me they are all inexperienced they always depend on luck to win.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: philipma1957 on February 18, 2024, 11:24:12 PM
yes all can gamble.

the smart people do not gamble.


once again gamble has a definition.

“Betting money at unfavorable odds.”

This means you are designed to lose when you gamble.

So if you do not care about losing go gamble.

If you care about losing. buy a casino 🎰
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 19, 2024, 06:42:31 PM
yes all can gamble.

the smart people do not gamble.


once again gamble has a definition.

“Betting money at unfavorable odds.”

This means you are designed to lose when you gamble.

So if you do not care about losing go gamble.

If you care about losing. buy a casino 🎰
You have experienced a situation where you need a choice between gambling and losing all your money or possibility of hitting the jackpot and investing by having to purchase or try to build a casino to make your profit from other gamblers. But buying a casino requires a huge amount of capital to start with, which is likely the reason why most gamblers tend to try their luck playing gambling to win a lot of money rather than investing.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: KingsDen on February 19, 2024, 09:24:14 PM
Base on age criteria, only those who are up to the age required by the laws of their countries are allowed to gamble.

Aside age restrictions, if you lack control over your emotions or cannot afford to lose anything, then gambling is not for you. Many persons know their abilities and what they can accommodate yet will get carried away with sweet testimonies from other gamblers who are willing to take risks and face whatever the outcome may be. Those who are afraid of taking risks will always lose control of their emotions or be faced with a more severe gambling problem when they eventually lose.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Altcoin1998$ on February 20, 2024, 12:57:39 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
not at all  Gambling is not for all class of people but for those who want to spend their free time for entertainment there is no problem with gambling addiction but not for those who are used to study and have not completed their academic studies to make a career.
Those who come from poor families i.e. have to support the family with great difficulty, these family members must stay away from gambling and their children must stay away from gambling.
Gamblers who want to get out of gambling addiction must be kept in a gambling free environment for recovery and that is definitely a harmful system for them.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitbit97 on February 20, 2024, 01:06:23 PM
not at all  Gambling is not for all class of people but for those who want to spend their free time for entertainment there is no problem with gambling addiction but not for those who are used to study and have not completed their academic studies to make a career.
Those who come from poor families i.e. have to support the family with great difficulty, these family members must stay away from gambling and their children must stay away from gambling.
Gamblers who want to get out of gambling addiction must be kept in a gambling free environment for recovery and that is definitely a harmful system for them.

If it is not for all, then who are allowed to gamble, and who not? Everyone has right to get free time, everyone can spend his free time how he wants. Fun fact about gambling - you dont have to be rich to gamble. That is specially relates to cryptocurrency. I think everyone can afford to place 1 sat bet. That is close to nothing today.

In the neighbor topic it was posted that only 5% among those who gamble are addicted (https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?action=post;quote=1502247;topic=313720.90;last_msg=1502254). By seeing how kids are interested in everything, and how quick they change object of their interest, chance that children after watching adults gamble will turn into addicted is low (not zero, but still very, very low).

Also you dont need special knowledge (except basic math) or skill to gamble. Know how much 2+2 and able to hit one button - ready for gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on February 20, 2024, 08:33:14 PM
not at all  Gambling is not for all class of people but for those who want to spend their free time for entertainment there is no problem with gambling addiction but not for those who are used to study and have not completed their academic studies to make a career.
Those who come from poor families i.e. have to support the family with great difficulty, these family members must stay away from gambling and their children must stay away from gambling.
Gamblers who want to get out of gambling addiction must be kept in a gambling free environment for recovery and that is definitely a harmful system for them.
There should be regulations that determine who can gamble. A strict state will monitor the existing regulations well. For example, you have to be a worker or entrepreneur, and you have to make a deposit first before gambling, so that it is known that the person playing really has the capacity to do so. Not everyone can gamble. So, signs have been given to anyone who can play, even if there are those who play for entertainment or whatever, as long as the signs are there. It is clear that poor families will not be able to play because they have to make a deposit first and, of course, students and students may not be able to come, once again, if the regulations are implemented correctly.
The right thing, friend, is that poor families must be kept away from gambling because there is nothing that can make people rich from gambling, it must be instilled. If you are addicted, of course, it is very difficult to get rid of it, because it is like being addicted to drugs.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Thyplaymaker on February 20, 2024, 09:08:47 PM
Gambling is open to everyone who are in the legal age. But doesn't mean is for everyone, yes gambling can be used to earn Extra cash by hitting jackpot base on luck and how experience you are. But that same gambling can lead to one losing all funds too. Because gambling is mainly all about luck and timing and all that but the thing that differentiates an experienced users from an inexperienced users is their principle in gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on February 27, 2024, 01:36:17 AM
Gambling is open to everyone who are in the legal age. But doesn't mean is for everyone, yes gambling can be used to earn Extra cash by hitting jackpot base on luck and how experience you are. But that same gambling can lead to one losing all funds too. Because gambling is mainly all about luck and timing and all that but the thing that differentiates an experienced users from an inexperienced users is their principle in gambling.
Some countries set age limits and quite a few also have to make a deposit before playing, but quite a few countries don't allow it, so illegal gambling has emerged.
In all gambling there is always a profit from winning and quite a few people lose from gambling. It always happens like that.
I really agree and agree, in part, that gambling is a game because it is based on luck, but there is no small amount of manipulation from the bookie.
I think there is no question of experience or not in gambling. As you said, luck is the main factor, not because he is experienced.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: $crypto$ on February 28, 2024, 08:16:22 PM
Gambling is open to everyone who are in the legal age. But doesn't mean is for everyone, yes gambling can be used to earn Extra cash by hitting jackpot base on luck and how experience you are. But that same gambling can lead to one losing all funds too. Because gambling is mainly all about luck and timing and all that but the thing that differentiates an experienced users from an inexperienced users is their principle in gambling.
Gambling can be done by everyone, but it will be risky if it is done by people who are not responsible for gambling. Especially those who expect gambling as an income for them.

It may be more appropriate to say gambling for those who are responsible and ready to lose money. the article is indeed in gambling the risk of losing money is very large considering that gambling relies heavily on luck, and the fact is that not everyone can afford to lose money in gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on March 01, 2024, 06:05:58 AM
Gambling is open to everyone who are in the legal age. But doesn't mean is for everyone, yes gambling can be used to earn Extra cash by hitting jackpot base on luck and how experience you are. But that same gambling can lead to one losing all funds too. Because gambling is mainly all about luck and timing and all that but the thing that differentiates an experienced users from an inexperienced users is their principle in gambling.
Gambling can be done by everyone, but it will be risky if it is done by people who are not responsible for gambling. Especially those who expect gambling as an income for them.

It may be more appropriate to say gambling for those who are responsible and ready to lose money. the article is indeed in gambling the risk of losing money is very large considering that gambling relies heavily on luck, and the fact is that not everyone can afford to lose money in gambling.
Gambling is for all but there some set of people that should not gamble and those are. Under age people, because at that stage their brain is not matured enough to face loss. They might cry seriously because what they have has gone and some time the money belongs to their parents and they used it to gamble so they are restricted to the casino site and hall. Then the second group of people are the inexperienced people. These group of people might also behave like the first set of people because since they don't have the experience to play gamble they might be thinking that what they are doing is the right thing. Gambling is risky and those people should be restricted from gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: $crypto$ on March 01, 2024, 12:23:48 PM
Gambling can be done by everyone, but it will be risky if it is done by people who are not responsible for gambling. Especially those who expect gambling as an income for them.

It may be more appropriate to say gambling for those who are responsible and ready to lose money. the article is indeed in gambling the risk of losing money is very large considering that gambling relies heavily on luck, and the fact is that not everyone can afford to lose money in gambling.
Gambling is for all but there some set of people that should not gamble and those are. Under age people, because at that stage their brain is not matured enough to face loss. They might cry seriously because what they have has gone and some time the money belongs to their parents and they used it to gamble so they are restricted to the casino site and hall. Then the second group of people are the inexperienced people. These group of people might also behave like the first set of people because since they don't have the experience to play gamble they might be thinking that what they are doing is the right thing. Gambling is risky and those people should be restricted from gambling.
It is a rule that minors are not allowed to gamble, because they are developing and it is not good for their development if they gamble, it will have a bad impact on their future.

But in reality now there are many people who are still underage who have committed gambling. either because of the lack of supervision from their parents or because of the environment where they are. What is clear is that the easy access to gambling has created a new problem now, namely that they easily enter the world of children.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Altcoin1998$ on March 01, 2024, 12:35:04 PM
Casino or gambling is not for all people but it runs casinos or betting sites within a certain age limit or range.  It is generally stated that no one under the age of 18 and an adult should be involved in gambling.  Such students or minors are generally prohibited by the government from involving themselves in these casinos or betting sites.  Especially children and minor women and men usually cannot be included in this casino or gambling which is mentioned in the special terms and conditions of various casinos or betting sites.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DragonF on March 01, 2024, 12:47:54 PM
Many persons know their abilities and what they can accommodate yet will get carried away with sweet testimonies from other gamblers who are willing to take risks and face whatever the outcome may be. Those who are afraid of taking risks will always lose control of their emotions or be faced with a more severe gambling problem when they eventually lose.

The thing is that some people don’t see anything wrong with not having the ability to control emotions until they get addicted and start getting into trouble because of gambling. This can be likened to someone who enjoys taking sweet things and then gets diagnosed with diabetes. As you noted, some people get carried away by the winning of others and this is because hearing about someone winning can trigger a variety of psychological and social factors that influence individuals to gamble more in the hopes of achieving similar success since there is a social proof that winning is possible.

I agree with you that individuals who are afraid of taking risks may experience a lack of emotional control when faced with the possibility of losing money in gambling activities. Gamblers who are extremely risk-averse may experience more severe emotional reactions when they lose money, leading to more severe gambling problems. Conversely, gamblers who are more comfortable with taking risks may have better emotional control and be less likely to develop a severe gambling problem.

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on March 05, 2024, 07:10:38 AM
Casino or gambling is not for all people but it runs casinos or betting sites within a certain age limit or range.  It is generally stated that no one under the age of 18 and an adult should be involved in gambling.  Such students or minors are generally prohibited by the government from involving themselves in these casinos or betting sites.  Especially children and minor women and men usually cannot be included in this casino or gambling which is mentioned in the special terms and conditions of various casinos or betting sites.
Indeed, because this concerns funds that must be available, it is certain that those who can and have them are, of course, those who are already working and earning a living. So it is true that legal gambling clearly has an age limit that must be set to avoid sanctions that can be imposed by government authorities, and usually the minimum age is at least 18 years, because it is considered that they can control themselves and are mature in their way of thinking. So it is certain that students and underage children are not allowed to take part in any gambling.

But the problem is that it is not written down and because is always violated that there is a lot of illegal gambling that has no control from the government. People of all ages can do it as long as they have money.
So, in the end, gambling involves all levels of society, and it cannot be avoided. It all comes back to the authorities whether they can control it well so that there is no abuse.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Penlex_Writer on March 11, 2024, 10:27:33 AM
In my country, anyone above 18 years has the legal right to gamble but I think that people with the inability to control emotions or who have been diagnosed with high BP should be prohibited from gambling because gambling affects emotions and a person with high BP might easily have a crisis because of shock from losing in gambling. Losing is indispensable and so, individuals who cannot control their emotions should stay clear.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Youngkhngdiddy on March 11, 2024, 02:49:40 PM
In my country, anyone above 18 years has the legal right to gamble but I think that people with the inability to control emotions or who have been diagnosed with high BP should be prohibited from gambling because gambling affects emotions and a person with high BP might easily have a crisis because of shock from losing in gambling. Losing is indispensable and so, individuals who cannot control their emotions should stay clear.
I think thats the general age for the restrictions of gambling although, in sone countries it's 21 and above. It's a good thing that they gave legal right to people that are +18, talking about depression and mental health issues, imagine If kids where allowed to gamble, a good percentage of them would had died from depression, cause they won't be able to control their emotions like the adults would, when they lose huge money to the house.
  Also 18+ is a working age for most countries, and i think it would be bad for people below that age to be allowed to participate in gambling, cause lots of kids that could not afford the money or got source of income to fund their betting habbits could turn into steal funds from parents or others to gambling, which is not good to the society, it could promote high rate of theft and criminal activíties by those kids.
 Lastly, i thnk you'r right when you mentioned that people with  BP pressure issues shouldn’t be allowe to participate in gambling, so as not to endanger themselves when they lose funds, but the question is how would casino's figure out those people with  such issues?
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Emmanuel1 on March 11, 2024, 04:28:59 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
Actually gambling is meant for everyone  both experience an inexperience persons, both male and female since you are up to by 18 years of age, by law you are eligible to gamble. But for female, gambling is seen as a male thing,but there's no restriction for female not to gamble. That's my little opinion.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on March 13, 2024, 02:24:26 AM
Actually gambling is meant for everyone  both experience an inexperience persons, both male and female since you are up to by 18 years of age, by law you are eligible to gamble. But for female, gambling is seen as a male thing,but there's no restriction for female not to gamble. That's my little opinion.
There are no restrictions on male or female [gender], but what is emphasized is that there must be restrictions on age. If gambling is according to the rules [legal], but if it is not [illegal], then the rules do not apply, those who have money can follow.
Currently, gender does not influence whether you want to gamble or not, but it is clear that it is unwritten that women are not appropriate to do so, usually only for men.
But currently, gender is not something that can differentiate, because everyone can do it and no one cares anymore.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DragonF on March 13, 2024, 01:48:28 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
Actually gambling is meant for everyone  both experience an inexperience persons, both male and female since you are up to by 18 years of age, by law you are eligible to gamble. But for female, gambling is seen as a male thing,but there's no restriction for female not to gamble. That's my little opinion.

Nobody sees gambling as a male thing. Most people limit gambling to only certain activities. For instance, when the word gambling crosses my mind what I think of is football betting and this is because I focus on football betting than any form of gambling. When you consider football betting, you have more male gamblers than female but then when you consider other forms of gambling like Bingo, Slot Machines, Roulette, Lotteries and Raffles you will notice more female players than male players. So, it is wrong to conclude that gambling is a male thing.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on March 19, 2024, 04:02:40 PM
Nobody sees gambling as a male thing. Most people limit gambling to only certain activities. For instance, when the word gambling crosses my mind what I think of is football betting and this is because I focus on football betting than any form of gambling. When you consider football betting, you have more male gamblers than female but then when you consider other forms of gambling like Bingo, Slot Machines, Roulette, Lotteries and Raffles you will notice more female players than male players. So, it is wrong to conclude that gambling is a male thing.
It's common practice that when people say gambling or drunkenness, everyone only thinks about men, but now it has become commonplace that men and women also do these activities. Men and women in almost all sectors of activity can almost be said to have the same share, only for certain activities there may be differences because, by nature, they can only be done by men or women.
Where in this developed era, women also want to carry out activities that are usually carried out by men, because women have the same desires them as long as they can do them, and do not violate their like women, and vice versa for men.
So I agree that it cannot be concluded that gambling is only for men and women can do that too
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitbit97 on March 19, 2024, 04:14:49 PM
I would gladly have a discussion who thinks that gambling is for men only, for rich only, for those who are smart only, for those who wants to earn only, for those who wants to have fun only. In general I would have a discussion with those who think that gambling is for chosen people only. Even underaged gamble, but they do it more like a challenge.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DragonF on March 20, 2024, 09:23:28 PM
Nobody sees gambling as a male thing. Most people limit gambling to only certain activities. For instance, when the word gambling crosses my mind what I think of is football betting and this is because I focus on football betting than any form of gambling. When you consider football betting, you have more male gamblers than female but then when you consider other forms of gambling like Bingo, Slot Machines, Roulette, Lotteries and Raffles you will notice more female players than male players. So, it is wrong to conclude that gambling is a male thing.
It's common practice that when people say gambling or drunkenness, everyone only thinks about men, but now it has become commonplace that men and women also do these activities. Men and women in almost all sectors of activity can almost be said to have the same share, only for certain activities there may be differences because, by nature, they can only be done by men or women.
Where in this developed era, women also want to carry out activities that are usually carried out by men, because women have the same desires them as long as they can do them, and do not violate their like women, and vice versa for men.
So I agree that it cannot be concluded that gambling is only for men and women can do that too

We can attribute this to modernity and the rise in feminist movements all over the world. Today, laws which prohibit women from doing certain things are been modified to pave the way for female inclusion. Today, women can do whatever men are doing. This has also influenced gambling and I will not be surprised to see women having more numbers than men shortly. Some years back you would find it so difficult to see a lady in a sports viewing centre or a gambling house but today it is very commonplace to see a lot of women in sports viewing centres and a gambling house.

In my area, some women are called VIP gamblers because of the amount of money they throw into gambling. When they win they share money with everyone present in the gambling house and even the male gamblers always worship them whenever these ladies come around to gamble.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Mr. Allcrypto on March 20, 2024, 11:38:49 PM
Gambling is not based on gender, but I will say gambling is not for all, because of the age factor...
Doe in most part of the world gambling is illegal, and if one is found involving or partaking in gambling there are severe consequences and punishment. But if you are above 18yrs and you find passion in gambling, it is not bad.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Captain Corporate on March 20, 2024, 11:43:38 PM
I think there are some people legally that can't play, but aside from that, yeah it is. You can't be underage, and you can't have a mental issue that prevents you from doing it, there are some people who are locked up for example, or who are just out, or who are about to go in, those can't play. These are rare parts of the society of course, its mainly the kids that can't play, if we want to find a category. Aside from kids, I think most adults can gamble, doesn't mean they should, or they have to, if they do not want to or they do not have fun, then they shouldn't gamble at all, it doesn't make sense to do it.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: alltalk on March 20, 2024, 11:58:02 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling?
First of all, gambling is just for people who are already mature enough. In some country, it is above 18 years old. But in few countries, it is above 20/21 years old.

I don't think gambling is a proper place if you want to expect for additional income regularly. There are only few people who can get money from gambling, most of them just waste their money. Unless you gamble for fun, I think you need to evaluate your purpose if it is for earning regular income (side jobs).

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: damsix on March 21, 2024, 02:25:04 AM
Gambling is not based on gender, but I will say gambling is not for all, because of the age factor...
Your statement is completely the same as mine because gender doesn't matter, I see a lot of women gambling in live casinos in Las Vegas, which proves that gender is not an issue in gambling.
But regarding the age issue, there must be a limit because this limit is what determines whether you can gamble or not. Some countries limit gambling to those above 18 years and some to more than 21 years.

The concept is limited because age may be from a period of work, because if you are over 18 years old you are an adult and have worked to be able to earn money and the money is for gambling, so the gambler's assets are not from other people but are from the results of his work.

Doe in most part of the world gambling is illegal, and if one is found involving or partaking in gambling there are severe consequences and punishment. But if you are above 18yrs and you find passion in gambling, it is not bad.
However, it is still prohibited for gamblers over the age of 18 if they live in a country that prohibits gambling and it is possible that if they are forced to gamble, they will be given heavy penalties and fines.
For example, in my country gambling is prohibited and "if You are Caught Gambling" you will be punished according to the rules that apply in our country, even if you are over 18 years old or even more than 21 years old, gambling is still prohibited.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Rubel007 on March 21, 2024, 06:53:42 AM
Gambling is not based on gender, but I will say gambling is not for all, because of the age factor...
Doe in most part of the world gambling is illegal, and if one is found involving or partaking in gambling there are severe consequences and punishment. But if you are above 18yrs and you find passion in gambling, it is not bad.
Gamblers are eligible for gambling if they are above 18 years of age in countries where gambling is permitted. And in countries that have restrictions, age does not matter. However, if a country that allows gambling there will also have certain age restriction. We know that managing controlled gambling is not easy. An under age cannot control himself. In some cases an older gambler can recover himself which may be difficult for an under age gambler. It is very important to consider the age factor when it comes to gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Mr. Allcrypto on March 27, 2024, 07:17:01 PM
Base on age criteria, only those who are up to the age required by the laws of their countries are allowed to gamble.

Aside age restrictions, if you lack control over your emotions or cannot afford to lose anything, then gambling is not for you. Many persons know their abilities and what they can accommodate yet will get carried away with sweet testimonies from other gamblers who are willing to take risks and face whatever the outcome may be. Those who are afraid of taking risks will always lose control of their emotions or be faced with a more severe gambling problem when they eventually lose.

Yes I agree with youd on this, underage are not permitted to gamble, but those that are of the age that are allowed to gamble .  Since gambling is based on luck, and there are no guarantees of winning, those who can afford to take the risk can gamble. Gambling is a thing of choice, it depends on the person.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on March 27, 2024, 08:27:25 PM
Base on age criteria, only those who are up to the age required by the laws of their countries are allowed to gamble.

Aside age restrictions, if you lack control over your emotions or cannot afford to lose anything, then gambling is not for you. Many persons know their abilities and what they can accommodate yet will get carried away with sweet testimonies from other gamblers who are willing to take risks and face whatever the outcome may be. Those who are afraid of taking risks will always lose control of their emotions or be faced with a more severe gambling problem when they eventually lose.

Yes I agree with youd on this, underage are not permitted to gamble, but those that are of the age that are allowed to gamble .  Since gambling is based on luck, and there are no guarantees of winning, those who can afford to take the risk can gamble. Gambling is a thing of choice, it depends on the person.
It seems that if it is a legal gambling place, the rules are, of course, set with an age limit, and you even have to make a deposit before playing to avoid having no ability to control yourself, but unlike illegal gambling, the important thing is to have money.
I agree, gambling is only based on luck. No one is an expert at gambling, so that it becomes a livelihood. Therefore, if you are not ready to lose and don't have extra funds, avoiding gambling is something that is wiser.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ScamViruS on March 27, 2024, 08:55:25 PM
Yes I agree with youd on this, underage are not permitted to gamble, but those that are of the age that are allowed to gamble .  Since gambling is based on luck, and there are no guarantees of winning, those who can afford to take the risk can gamble. Gambling is a thing of choice, it depends on the person.
Right. Gambling should be played with money that can afford to lose. Risk exists here and many gamblers ignore this risk and later blame gambling when they lose which is baseless. Gambling depends on luck, there are many who claim they have a strategy that works to win at gambling, but actually no strategy works in gambling, those who claim like this have different motives. So before coming to gambling one should know gambling well, and to know gambling well there is definitely an age importance.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: vegasus on March 27, 2024, 09:00:40 PM
Actually gambling is meant for everyone  both experience an inexperience persons, both male and female since you are up to by 18 years of age, by law you are eligible to gamble. But for female, gambling is seen as a male thing,but there's no restriction for female not to gamble. That's my little opinion.
Nobody sees gambling as a male thing. Most people limit gambling to only certain activities. For instance, when the word gambling crosses my mind what I think of is football betting and this is because I focus on football betting than any form of gambling. When you consider football betting, you have more male gamblers than female but then when you consider other forms of gambling like Bingo, Slot Machines, Roulette, Lotteries and Raffles you will notice more female players than male players. So, it is wrong to conclude that gambling is a male thing.
Yes, actually there are no special provisions that gambling is only for men. Meanwhile, women are at least not involved in gambling. There are no rules like this. Because gambling is indeed a high-risk activity, which requires greater logic than feelings, and how to consider things more rationally. This includes holding back various risks that one may be experiencing well enough and handling them without feeling unstable.

Meanwhile, perhaps, women are considered to use feelings more often than rational and logical decisions. That's why men are much more involved in the world of gambling compared to women. However, in reality, it will depend on each person's personality. Because not all women just do things or make decisions based on feelings alone. But in this era, there are many things that women can do with rational thinking.

So in essence, there are no limits and anyone can do gambling, as long as they are personally able to control themselves. So that emotional control in gambling can still be maintained. And what's also important is the ability to manage finances well, for all players, whether male or female. It does not matter.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: MusaPk on March 28, 2024, 02:18:47 AM
There are no restrictions on male or female [gender], but what is emphasized is that there must be restrictions on age. If gambling is according to the rules [legal], but if it is not [illegal], then the rules do not apply, those who have money can follow.
Currently, gender does not influence whether you want to gamble or not, but it is clear that it is unwritten that women are not appropriate to do so, usually only for men.
But currently, gender is not something that can differentiate, because everyone can do it and no one cares anymore.

With introduction of crypto and online casinos that accept crypto as payment, it's very difficult to make sure that people over 18 years are accessing the gambling sites. Apart from age, every gambler must know his limit i.e. he must know when it's time to stop otherwise he will keep losing till the time he lost he his stuff. Risk associated is also same no matter what your gender is.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: JaoBadjap on March 28, 2024, 02:45:52 AM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0

I think that Gambling isn't for everyone. Accessible to everyone, yes (Since we are at the age that everyone has a smartphone, and Online Casinos/Gambling is just one swipe away). But since, gambling requires money, understanding and legal requirements (such as age and some requires KYC) it isn't for everyone. In addition, its more like a hook, not everyone gets hooked, some just chill and some is for the mere experience.
Inexperienced gamblers are kinda like a "walk-in customer" or a "unique hits". They are also part of the gambling industry, since every professional gamblers or mere gambler started as inexperienced. And as inexperienced gamblers most likely win base on their luck (unless a game requires skills and gaming style).
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on March 28, 2024, 02:50:53 PM
Yes I agree with youd on this, underage are not permitted to gamble, but those that are of the age that are allowed to gamble .  Since gambling is based on luck, and there are no guarantees of winning, those who can afford to take the risk can gamble. Gambling is a thing of choice, it depends on the person.
Right. Gambling should be played with money that can afford to lose. Risk exists here and many gamblers ignore this risk and later blame gambling when they lose which is baseless. Gambling depends on luck, there are many who claim they have a strategy that works to win at gambling, but actually no strategy works in gambling, those who claim like this have different motives. So before coming to gambling one should know gambling well, and to know gambling well there is definitely an age importance.
Even though adults can gamble, they must also be able to ensure that they are also prepared to lose, because there are people who are quite ready to play, but they are not ready for the losses they might experience when gambling.

Because, whether we like it or not, gambling is something that is closely related to luck, so the risk of losing is very big for us, so we have to be able to make sure that we are ready to lose our money before gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitbit97 on March 28, 2024, 03:00:00 PM
I think that Gambling isn't for everyone. Accessible to everyone, yes (Since we are at the age that everyone has a smartphone, and Online Casinos/Gambling is just one swipe away). But since, gambling requires money, understanding and legal requirements (such as age and some requires KYC) it isn't for everyone. In addition, its more like a hook, not everyone gets hooked, some just chill and some is for the mere experience.
Inexperienced gamblers are kinda like a "walk-in customer" or a "unique hits". They are also part of the gambling industry, since every professional gamblers or mere gambler started as inexperienced. And as inexperienced gamblers most likely win base on their luck (unless a game requires skills and gaming style).

You can gamble without money. Almost every game and slot offers to play with play money. What about that? Kids can use candies as an alternative for money. I like how people say "inexperienced gambler", or require "skill", that it makes me wonder what are those special skills, how to get experience in gambling. As anyone can click on bet button. Majority are able to count to 21. Almost everyone knows number 0-9 and can spread them ascending or descending. Gambling is so simplified, that anyone can gamble today (however it is not advisable for some people, or allowed for underaged).
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: MRY on March 28, 2024, 03:31:23 PM
Even though adults can gamble, they must also be able to ensure that they are also prepared to lose, because there are people who are quite ready to play, but they are not ready for the losses they might experience when gambling.

Because, whether we like it or not, gambling is something that is closely related to luck, so the risk of losing is very big for us, so we have to be able to make sure that we are ready to lose our money before gambling.
Exactly, no one is guaranteed to win in a gambling place, because in a gambling place I'm sure every user has a very different winning percentage, I don't want to think badly but if we understand the programming language then all users can be set to only get 0.1% chance of winning the number of times he places a bet. Maybe it will be different when you bet on sports betting which completely depends on the conditions on the field.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: luckyledger on March 28, 2024, 07:44:07 PM
Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on March 29, 2024, 01:53:54 PM
Even though adults can gamble, they must also be able to ensure that they are also prepared to lose, because there are people who are quite ready to play, but they are not ready for the losses they might experience when gambling.

Because, whether we like it or not, gambling is something that is closely related to luck, so the risk of losing is very big for us, so we have to be able to make sure that we are ready to lose our money before gambling.
Exactly, no one is guaranteed to win in a gambling place, because in a gambling place I'm sure every user has a very different winning percentage, I don't want to think badly but if we understand the programming language then all users can be set to only get 0.1% chance of winning the number of times he places a bet. Maybe it will be different when you bet on sports betting which completely depends on the conditions on the field.
You are quite bold when you only say 0.1% chance of winning when placing a bet, I don't think I have seen anyone who determines percentages like you. But of course we can say that because we will say that perhaps because of experiences we have had before.

Indeed, no one can be sure whether we will win or lose, and even though it is betting on sports, there is always a chance of losing and it has a large percentage.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitbit97 on March 29, 2024, 06:34:50 PM
no one is guaranteed to win in a gambling place, because in a gambling place I'm sure every user has a very different winning percentage, I don't want to think badly but if we understand the programming language then all users can be set to only get 0.1% chance of winning the number of times he places a bet. Maybe it will be different when you bet on sports betting which completely depends on the conditions on the field.

What is a gambling place? The casino? Do you really think that casinos cheat and make 0.1% win chance on purpose ? That is nonsense. Such % is extremely low. I would even say it is close to impossible to win. If the casinos would really have such low win chance, nobody would go there. I hope you realize that 0.1% chance means that only 1 of 1000 bets win, and with each time counters resets. That does not mean that you will lose 999 bets, and then place a bet and win. That is why this sounds ridiculous. It will also mean that only those who can afford to make lots of bets can gamble. But people win with first or second bets for example. How come that is possible then?
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Baofeng on March 29, 2024, 10:33:30 PM
Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.

But I think the OP could have talking about chances, but I will say it's slim and if others can't take that losses when they play, then they should not be gambling at all as it's base on emotions and once you are there, hard to control it.

Yes, it could be fun and can get us thrilling experience, but still though, there could be control at some point because as human, we don't want to experience the same loses when we gamble.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on March 29, 2024, 11:06:07 PM
Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.
There is no doubt about that, it could be translated that the Game could be for everyone, but considering that the people who play are in a casino , then take things with caution and do not become too foolish to play and bet until you lose everything , that is where the logic of things fails and not much can be done, therefore we must do something that gives us a good turn to everything, if a person is responsible, it can be said that things can work very well for everyone, But with a Person that is Responsible and that is to Manage their money and their Behavior well.

Personally, I think the casino is for Everyone , but for those who cannot control their way of playing with money, I recommend that until they can control that they should not play, the same goes for emotions, if necessary. A person who cannot control Emotions and who throws himself into anything because he follows his impulses would not be good for him to be Playing in a casino.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: luckyledger on March 30, 2024, 12:52:42 AM
Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.

But I think the OP could have talking about chances, but I will say it's slim and if others can't take that losses when they play, then they should not be gambling at all as it's base on emotions and once you are there, hard to control it.

Yes, it could be fun and can get us thrilling experience, but still though, there could be control at some point because as human, we don't want to experience the same loses when we gamble.

Absolutely, there's a fine line where the fun and excitement of gambling can turn into a negative experience if one isn't careful. Self-awareness is key. Recognizing when to step away is crucial, as losses can spiral and emotions can run high. It's about finding that balance, enjoying the thrill responsibly, and knowing your limits.

Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.
There is no doubt about that, it could be translated that the Game could be for everyone, but considering that the people who play are in a casino , then take things with caution and do not become too foolish to play and bet until you lose everything , that is where the logic of things fails and not much can be done, therefore we must do something that gives us a good turn to everything, if a person is responsible, it can be said that things can work very well for everyone, But with a Person that is Responsible and that is to Manage their money and their Behavior well.

Personally, I think the casino is for Everyone , but for those who cannot control their way of playing with money, I recommend that until they can control that they should not play, the same goes for emotions, if necessary. A person who cannot control Emotions and who throws himself into anything because he follows his impulses would not be good for him to be Playing in a casino.

Agree. Gambling should never compromise one's financial stability or emotional well being. That control is what can make the difference between a good night out and a troubling situation. Responsible gambling is not just about how much we bet, but also managing how we react to the wins and, more importantly, the losses.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Themepen on March 30, 2024, 01:19:51 AM
There is no doubt about that, it could be translated that the Game could be for everyone, but considering that the people who play are in a casino , then take things with caution and do not become too foolish to play and bet until you lose everything , that is where the logic of things fails and not much can be done, therefore we must do something that gives us a good turn to everything, if a person is responsible, it can be said that things can work very well for everyone, But with a Person that is Responsible and that is to Manage their money and their Behavior well.

Personally, I think the casino is for Everyone , but for those who cannot control their way of playing with money, I recommend that until they can control that they should not play, the same goes for emotions, if necessary. A person who cannot control Emotions and who throws himself into anything because he follows his impulses would not be good for him to be Playing in a casino.
Casinos are fun places but it is important to gamble responsibly. It is good, have fun and enjoy games but it is also important to be careful and control yourself. Setting limits on how much money you spend and how you feel is important when gambling. It is good idea to know when to stop playing. Be mindful, how you act and manage your money in casino can help you avoid problems and have good time. By promoting responsible gambling we can help people avoid bad things that can happen from gambling too much.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Celsius on March 30, 2024, 02:40:53 AM
Gambling is not for everyone. Gambling is for those people who have the ability to lose money, I mean even if they lose money, they won't be in financial trouble. And gambling is primarily played for entertainment.
All categories of people can participate in gambling spontaneously, there is no barrier, but there should be no problem if gambling can be used properly.  But for those who cannot use gambling properly, it is not right to participate in gambling under any circumstances.  Students below the age of 18 cannot participate in gambling as it has the potential to seriously damage their education and ruin their careers.  And for those who cannot control themselves after engaging in gambling, it would be wise not to participate in gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DragonF on March 31, 2024, 08:33:40 AM
Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.

The gambling industry will never provide education for newcomers. This is like a person who sells cigarettes then goes about telling people not to smoke and tries to stop a person from smoking because he has smoked too much.

The bookies see gamblers as their clients and the more you gamble, the more the bookies become richer. Therefore, the bookies will not embark on any crusade that will make people run away from gambling. A gambler must learn to advise himself because the bookies will not come to his aid.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Litzki1990 on March 31, 2024, 08:43:41 AM
Gambling indeed combines elements of skill and luck, making it accessible but potentially challenging for inexperienced individuals. It's essential for both the industry and communities to foster responsible gambling practices and provide education for newcomers.

After all, with the right approach and mindset, gambling can offer fun and thrilling experiences to a wide audience.

The gambling industry will never provide education for newcomers. This is like a person who sells cigarettes then goes about telling people not to smoke and tries to stop a person from smoking because he has smoked too much. The bookies see gamblers as their clients and the more you gamble, the more the bookies become richer. Therefore, the bookies will not embark on any crusade that will make people run away from gambling. A gambler must learn to advise himself because the bookies will not come to his aid.
In gambling, the full risk of money is taken by the gambler, where the full risk of money is taken by a gambler, why would a gambler take the risk of his own money and gamble on the advice of others. Why do gamblers fail to understand the simple fact that it is better to lose money by gambling on your own knowledge than to lose money by gambling on advice from others because there is a lot to learn. As long as a gambler gambles on the advice of another person or takes such a decision, he will only lose money and he will only lose money but will not find the right reason for losing money and will not be able to come out of those mistakes. For those who think that gambling is too difficult to decide, then I would say that you should refrain from gambling until you feel that you cannot make the decision to gamble.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Celsius on March 31, 2024, 09:36:31 AM
I would gladly have a discussion who thinks that gambling is for men only, for rich only, for those who are smart only, for those who wants to earn only, for those who wants to have fun only. In general I would have a discussion with those who think that gambling is for chosen people only. Even underaged gamble, but they do it more like a challenge.
Gambling is for those who can accept gambling.  Gambling is for those who find fun indulging in gambling and spend some of their important time in this gambling.  But I don't think gambling is definitely for primary school and high school level students because they will spend an important time in this student life to build their career.  If a student spends his time in gambling then his career will be in jeopardy and he will never be able to develop himself as a good and good person.  So I consider gambling as forbidden for all classes of people but only for students.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on March 31, 2024, 12:43:47 PM
Yes I agree with youd on this, underage are not permitted to gamble, but those that are of the age that are allowed to gamble .  Since gambling is based on luck, and there are no guarantees of winning, those who can afford to take the risk can gamble. Gambling is a thing of choice, it depends on the person.
Right. Gambling should be played with money that can afford to lose. Risk exists here and many gamblers ignore this risk and later blame gambling when they lose which is baseless. Gambling depends on luck, there are many who claim they have a strategy that works to win at gambling, but actually no strategy works in gambling, those who claim like this have different motives. So before coming to gambling one should know gambling well, and to know gambling well there is definitely an age importance.
Even though adults can gamble, they must also be able to ensure that they are also prepared to lose, because there are people who are quite ready to play, but they are not ready for the losses they might experience when gambling.

Because, whether we like it or not, gambling is something that is closely related to luck, so the risk of losing is very big for us, so we have to be able to make sure that we are ready to lose our money before gambling.
Preparing your mind for the losses associated with gambling is one of the most important things that makes one a responsible gambler, gambling is a game of chance and luck so thinking that luck will always be on your side or the odds will always fall in your favour would be a very wrong choice and approach to gambling. In fact, gambling was actually designed to mostly favour the casino more than the gamblers, so every gambler should know that the odds are always stacked up against them, perhaps this will help them manage their risks very well and know the best approach to use when gambling to avoid losses.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: kulkhan on March 31, 2024, 10:06:54 PM
Yes Gambling is open for all, But we saw Some gambling site restricted it for child and young people who are not 18+. I also think gambling shouldn’t be open for all. Because some times gambling is big addiction. So it will be very risky for child and young people who are not 18+ or students. If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: SamReomo on March 31, 2024, 10:27:20 PM
If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
I agree with you, I have personally seen some students that where involved in gambling and trust me it causes huge harm to their education. But, to be frank, the students that get involved in gambling or any other addiction often have the same effects on their education and that's why I believe that one should guide their young ones about the dangers of any addiction not only gambling addiction so they could be careful.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on April 01, 2024, 10:08:44 PM
Agree. Gambling should never compromise one's financial stability or emotional well being. That control is what can make the difference between a good night out and a troubling situation. Responsible gambling is not just about how much we bet, but also managing how we react to the wins and, more importantly, the losses.

Yes, because we are people who sometimes get carried away many times by the things we like, and if it is something good, it is not bad, but we are conscious people that we need to do things much better, a casino game is always good knowing how to handle it, because it is not good when we become decapitalized by gambling, I am very careful when it comes to betting because it is very easy for one to get excited and can generate other types of things that are undesirable, well the truth is that it can go in a direct direction to an addiction and addiction is the worst thing that can happen, I am very aware of the things that I can see and get right with other types of addresses, be it a casino, but when we go too far into our capital, it is a main reason for one worry.

In any case we will always generate other ways of playing through experience, but from the beginning we must learn to control ourselves with money.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: DaNNy001 on April 01, 2024, 10:22:22 PM
Yes Gambling is open for all, But we saw Some gambling site restricted it for child and young people who are not 18+. I also think gambling shouldn’t be open for all. Because some times gambling is big addiction. So it will be very risky for child and young people who are not 18+ or students. If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
I would like to disagree because some persons who are above that age still has something that can limit them to gamble. Some persons are somehow sick maybe mentally or emotional and can't handle the drama's that comes with gambling so I think I tag those set of persons unfit for gambling too but when we talk about the age limit too there are still some under age gamblers that are fully in action with their habits and besides it's the internet restrictions on some things like this is kinda out of the reach of those in charge.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Crypto Library on April 01, 2024, 10:33:44 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
Obviously not for everyone. Because not everybody knows that how to control yourself and not every one has ever to gambling and also who are addicted on it and I will also at here is also as restriction like you can't be part of this before 18.
Now I want to say also one thing that everything we start with or in experience at that sticked those we get the experience. So I will say that all kind of gambler home in best her/his money those all are the part of gambling community.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Celsius on April 01, 2024, 11:55:22 PM
Yes Gambling is open for all, But we saw Some gambling site restricted it for child and young people who are not 18+. I also think gambling shouldn’t be open for all. Because some times gambling is big addiction. So it will be very risky for child and young people who are not 18+ or students. If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
Gambling terms and conditions mention that no one under 18 years of age is allowed to enter gambling but in reality if the online gambling site has a KYC system for the customer then only no one under 18 years of age can engage in gambling.  But despite the mention in the terms of gambling, many people under the age of 18 are involved in gambling.  But for the time being I have to keep an eye on preventing students under 18 years of age from engaging in gambling and for this the authorities of the gambling sites have to take action.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: yohananaomi on April 04, 2024, 05:39:26 AM
Yes Gambling is open for all, But we saw Some gambling site restricted it for child and young people who are not 18+. I also think gambling shouldn’t be open for all. Because some times gambling is big addiction. So it will be very risky for child and young people who are not 18+ or students. If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
Gambling terms and conditions mention that no one under 18 years of age is allowed to enter gambling but in reality if the online gambling site has a KYC system for the customer then only no one under 18 years of age can engage in gambling.  But despite the mention in the terms of gambling, many people under the age of 18 are involved in gambling.  But for the time being I have to keep an eye on preventing students under 18 years of age from engaging in gambling and for this the authorities of the gambling sites have to take action.
Online gambling sites are more vulnerable than offline sites, but if online sites can implement very strict KYC, it is clear that underage people will automatically be selected not to be able to play, but in practice it is rare for online sites to implement KYC strictly, and it is difficult to control it when compared to offline.
Yes, I think you are right that there are still many young people who should not be able to get involved in gambling, but the reality is that it still happens a lot, and it is not something strange anymore.
Prevention for school students is the best way not to fall into gambling compared to those who do not go to school.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Rembroman on April 27, 2024, 06:47:22 PM
I don't think gambling should be available to everyone. At least there should be control over it, although gambling and bring pleasure and emotion, but they are just gambling, that they pull a person and he wants more emotion. I manage to win on the fairspin platform and at first it dragged me very much, but I realized that to make money on it you need to play carefully and have discipline, but do not forget to get a little pleasure from the winnings
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Rruchi man on April 27, 2024, 07:43:47 PM
I don't think gambling should be available to everyone. At least there should be control over it, although gambling can bring pleasure and emotion...
Gambling is not available to everyone currently;
-Gambling is not for the underage
-Gambling is also not suitable for people with some specific health challenges, like hypertension, mental health challenges, etc.

There are more category of people that should be added to the list of people not suitable to gamble, like
- people who have no source of income.

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bounceback on April 27, 2024, 07:44:11 PM
Online gambling sites are more vulnerable than offline sites, but if online sites can implement very strict KYC, it is clear that underage people will automatically be selected not to be able to play, but in practice it is rare for online sites to implement KYC strictly, and it is difficult to control it when compared to offline.
Yes, I think you are right that there are still many young people who should not be able to get involved in gambling, but the reality is that it still happens a lot, and it is not something strange anymore.
Prevention for school students is the best way not to fall into gambling compared to those who do not go to school.
Actually all gambling kinds between offlline or online are available for every one have reach 18 years old above, with offline gambling its easily controlling under age of 18 years old not allowed for gambling.
Current many platfrom gambling online site not requirement with KYC its difficult for protecting under 18 years old get allow for participating. Have remindering firstly with term of service gambling site under 18 years old restrict for creating gambling account.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Unbunplease on April 27, 2024, 11:51:33 PM
In my opinion, gambling is for just about everyone. But people who are mentally and psychologically unstable should not be allowed to gambling, because participation in gambling can end badly for them - including credit problems
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Rubel007 on April 28, 2024, 02:14:54 PM
Yes Gambling is open for all, But we saw Some gambling site restricted it for child and young people who are not 18+. I also think gambling shouldn’t be open for all. Because some times gambling is big addiction. So it will be very risky for child and young people who are not 18+ or students. If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
Agreed as gambling is related to money, there are people of all age groups interested in it. But for people of all ages it is better not to allow gambling. Because when a minor gambles he cannot control himself and he may become addicted to gambling at some point. Those who are older may suffer from various health problems due to excessive gambling. It is better if gambling is open to a specific age group. But if we look at the present context then gambling is open everywhere. Where gambling is restricted, gambling is conducted using VPN. Now if someone doesn't correct themselves then it is never possible to stop them by regulating gambling sites.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on April 28, 2024, 02:56:01 PM
In my opinion, gambling is for just about everyone. But people who are mentally and psychologically unstable should not be allowed to gambling, because participation in gambling can end badly for them - including credit problems
However, we also have a rule that underage children cannot gamble, and that is known by many people. Although it is true that now gambling can be accessed by all groups.

I agree with you that those who do not have a good mentality should not be allowed to gamble, because gambling has very big risks, and if their mentality is not really good then it is not good for them. And also for someone who still has a poor financial situation, they are also not advised to gamble.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitbit97 on April 28, 2024, 06:07:29 PM
In my opinion, gambling is for just about everyone.

I think I will agree with it. Anyone who is 18+ gamble freely. Anyone who is younger than 18 can also gamble, and in case that underage person is about to spend money unwisely, parents usually monitor that. I will never believe that there are so careless parents, who completely show no interest to what their kids do and in case of troubles wont help. Of course there are a tiny % of parent that dont care what their kids do, but their kids and gambling will be the least problem that that family has.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: kulkhan on April 28, 2024, 09:14:03 PM
Yes Gambling is open for all, But we saw Some gambling site restricted it for child and young people who are not 18+. I also think gambling shouldn’t be open for all. Because some times gambling is big addiction. So it will be very risky for child and young people who are not 18+ or students. If any students involved in gambling then his education will be suffer there has no doubt.
Agreed as gambling is related to money, there are people of all age groups interested in it. But for people of all ages it is better not to allow gambling. Because when a minor gambles he cannot control himself and he may become addicted to gambling at some point. Those who are older may suffer from various health problems due to excessive gambling. It is better if gambling is open to a specific age group. But if we look at the present context then gambling is open everywhere. Where gambling is restricted, gambling is conducted using VPN. Now if someone doesn't correct themselves then it is never possible to stop them by regulating gambling sites.
Yes gambling is open for everyone, But some gambling site it restricted for under 18. I think it is good decision. Because we know gambling is addiction some point. Even we saw many people has been mentally disorder for loss from gambling. So i think it should be restricted for under 18 and older people. Thankyou.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: emmybd on May 08, 2024, 12:19:52 AM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on May 08, 2024, 08:32:06 AM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Inasmuch as luck and chance plays a very vital role in gambling, it doesn't mean that's all you need to be a gambler, yeah it's true that at some point in the beginning of every gambler's gambling life, they depended mostly on luck but gradually gained knowledge and experience as they advance. But it wouldn't be completely true to say that luck is all a gambler needs to succeed in gambling.

Besides there are games that need less luck and more knowledge and experience, such as card games like poker or blackjack, your success depends on how knowledgeable you are in that game and what level of skill and experience you've managed to gather in the long run.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on May 08, 2024, 10:36:05 PM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Inasmuch as luck and chance plays a very vital role in gambling, it doesn't mean that's all you need to be a gambler, yeah it's true that at some point in the beginning of every gambler's gambling life, they depended mostly on luck but gradually gained knowledge and experience as they advance. But it wouldn't be completely true to say that luck is all a gambler needs to succeed in gambling.

Besides there are games that need less luck and more knowledge and experience, such as card games like poker or blackjack, your success depends on how knowledgeable you are in that game and what level of skill and experience you've managed to gather in the long run.

You are absolutely right when you talk about how to do it because you have experience in those games, I am more into playing black jack, but not counting cards, because I think that in back jack games you have to play with the full maso of the 54 cards and not two or three more, because it cannot be counted there, then poker is much more strategic and can always be defined in one of the things that people like the most, poker raises many emotions, they come together in context In order to generate the adrenaline necessary for other players to bet more and more, that's where the experience comes in.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: milewilda on May 08, 2024, 11:14:21 PM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Gambling could be differentiated whether strategic or pure luck and if you are someone whose a noob then you would be mostly fall down into those luck based games on which its not something needing that technical knowledge about it because you could really be able to play even just using up your own common sense. Is gambling for all? of course this is something that would really be
for anyone as long  you do have the funds for you to gamble then you could gamble anytime anywhere. We do have that online platforms and we do have casinos as well.
It would really be just that depending on where you do like to play.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Power420 on May 09, 2024, 01:41:42 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0

In gambling, only experienced people can win more, but rich people play gambling mainly for fun. But it is most important for a jowar to be of full age or 18 years, he can be self-supporting in terms of education and should only participate in gambling if he is competent enough in terms of age. Gambling usually improves the more one gambles and uses strategy, because a gambler is not only addicted but is not likely to lose easily if he uses strategy.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: 0t3p0t on May 09, 2024, 06:28:59 PM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Yeah I agree. No matter what and how much we gamble and regardless of bets we had as long as we are having fun it's what really is for and nothing else because wnning a jackpot is just one in a million and it is just a bonus for trying our luck.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: milewilda on May 09, 2024, 10:32:05 PM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Yeah I agree. No matter what and how much we gamble and regardless of bets we had as long as we are having fun it's what really is for and nothing else because wnning a jackpot is just one in a million and it is just a bonus for trying our luck.
The important thing on here is that you dont make yourself that getting addicted to it. We do have the full rights on what we should gonna do with our lives whether dealing up with something
and its none others business if we do gamble. The only issue on here on which people do really be able to obtain is on the time that they would really be gonna make themselves getting addicted to it. Its not really that bad to gamble, the bad thing only starts when you are already compromising your life savings on which we know that this is something that very dangerous and something that should be avoided in the first place. Dont make yourself that being delusional on the time that you do play gambling because this is where unfortunate conditions would be starting to come out.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on May 11, 2024, 05:33:16 AM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Inasmuch as luck and chance plays a very vital role in gambling, it doesn't mean that's all you need to be a gambler, yeah it's true that at some point in the beginning of every gambler's gambling life, they depended mostly on luck but gradually gained knowledge and experience as they advance. But it wouldn't be completely true to say that luck is all a gambler needs to succeed in gambling.

Besides there are games that need less luck and more knowledge and experience, such as card games like poker or blackjack, your success depends on how knowledgeable you are in that game and what level of skill and experience you've managed to gather in the long run.

You are absolutely right when you talk about how to do it because you have experience in those games, I am more into playing black jack, but not counting cards, because I think that in back jack games you have to play with the full maso of the 54 cards and not two or three more, because it cannot be counted there, then poker is much more strategic and can always be defined in one of the things that people like the most, poker raises many emotions, they come together in context In order to generate the adrenaline necessary for other players to bet more and more, that's where the experience comes in.
Counting cards is sure a lot more challenging when the full deck of 54 cards is being used, and a situation like that requires a totally different strategy.
You're also correct about pokers games, I think poker is a lot more intense and highly strategic, and it's ability to evoke strong emotions is what makes it really thrilling and exciting too.
It requires strategy, experience and skill to be able to navigate your way around the game, especially the psychology aspect of it, such as situations that requires you to read your counterparts' body language and gambling strategy in other to be able to counter them effectively.
Poker requires you to have a deep understanding of the human behaviour, and this is exactly what makes the game super complex to play, compared to other card games.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on May 14, 2024, 01:55:26 AM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Inasmuch as luck and chance plays a very vital role in gambling, it doesn't mean that's all you need to be a gambler, yeah it's true that at some point in the beginning of every gambler's gambling life, they depended mostly on luck but gradually gained knowledge and experience as they advance. But it wouldn't be completely true to say that luck is all a gambler needs to succeed in gambling.

Besides there are games that need less luck and more knowledge and experience, such as card games like poker or blackjack, your success depends on how knowledgeable you are in that game and what level of skill and experience you've managed to gather in the long run.

You are absolutely right when you talk about how to do it because you have experience in those games, I am more into playing black jack, but not counting cards, because I think that in back jack games you have to play with the full maso of the 54 cards and not two or three more, because it cannot be counted there, then poker is much more strategic and can always be defined in one of the things that people like the most, poker raises many emotions, they come together in context In order to generate the adrenaline necessary for other players to bet more and more, that's where the experience comes in.
Counting cards is sure a lot more challenging when the full deck of 54 cards is being used, and a situation like that requires a totally different strategy.
You're also correct about pokers games, I think poker is a lot more intense and highly strategic, and it's ability to evoke strong emotions is what makes it really thrilling and exciting too.
It requires strategy, experience and skill to be able to navigate your way around the game, especially the psychology aspect of it, such as situations that requires you to read your counterparts' body language and gambling strategy in other to be able to counter them effectively.
Poker requires you to have a deep understanding of the human behaviour, and this is exactly what makes the game super complex to play, compared to other card games.
I do not consider myself an expert in poker, I know that there are people who have a gift for this, but personally I am not a guru, but I have read many strategies, especially what is on pokerstars.net, There are many guides on how to play, it's actually something that I really like about that platform , in fact I haven't played there for years, since everything related to crypto came out because things have been different, I have dedicated myself more to the games of crypto casino than the fiat ones, and more in pokerstar because there in my case it works with paypal and that is something that seems to me to have a lot of fee to pay.

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Litzki1990 on May 14, 2024, 05:11:07 AM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Yeah I agree. No matter what and how much we gamble and regardless of bets we had as long as we are having fun it's what really is for and nothing else because wnning a jackpot is just one in a million and it is just a bonus for trying our luck.
There are many gamblers who have devoted their entire careers to gambling just for the hope of hitting the jackpot, but they have yet to win a jackpot in their final years. Jackpot rounds of gambling attract us to gambling but these jackpots are won by very few people. Those who are very lucky may hit a jackpot in their gambling career. When a gambler hits the jackpot in gambling his gambling career is fully worthwhile but most of the time the gambler does not win the jackpot round. We should never gamble excessively with the expectation of winning the jackpot round only.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on May 15, 2024, 02:24:08 PM
I do not consider myself an expert in poker, I know that there are people who have a gift for this, but personally I am not a guru, but I have read many strategies, especially what is on pokerstars.net, There are many guides on how to play, it's actually something that I really like about that platform , in fact I haven't played there for years, since everything related to crypto came out because things have been different, I have dedicated myself more to the games of crypto casino than the fiat ones, and more in pokerstar because there in my case it works with paypal and that is something that seems to me to have a lot of fee to pay.
So what you're saying is that crypto casinos are a lot more better than the fiat ones?
I'd really love to hear your reasons to why you believe so and what kind of games asides poker do you mostly play, because for me whether crypto or fiat casinos, as long as the odds are cool and mouthwatering, then I'm good to go, well of course it has to be a reputable one with nice reviews too.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on May 15, 2024, 09:43:50 PM
I do not consider myself an expert in poker, I know that there are people who have a gift for this, but personally I am not a guru, but I have read many strategies, especially what is on pokerstars.net, There are many guides on how to play, it's actually something that I really like about that platform , in fact I haven't played there for years, since everything related to crypto came out because things have been different, I have dedicated myself more to the games of crypto casino than the fiat ones, and more in pokerstar because there in my case it works with paypal and that is something that seems to me to have a lot of fee to pay.
So what you're saying is that crypto casinos are a lot more better than the fiat ones?
I'd really love to hear your reasons to why you believe so and what kind of games asides poker do you mostly play, because for me whether crypto or fiat casinos, as long as the odds are cool and mouthwatering, then I'm good to go, well of course it has to be a reputable one with nice reviews too.

Just from my point of view yes, because I am in a country that does not block the air because sincerely powerful countries cannot, so it is difficult from that point of view, even if you have credit cards it is difficult for them to accept them, in change with crypto everything is different and things change widely, that's why I say that Crypto casinos are the best as for me, and for many people who are in my country, many were bored for more than 20 years, because they couldn't access The physical casinos, but thanks to the online crypto casinos it was their only option, as I said before, at pokerstars.net it was the best, but since even Paypal restricted it, it was very difficult.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Cryptsafe on May 17, 2024, 11:46:23 AM
If you are experienced or not doesn't matter. In gambling you have to depend on luck. If you are lucky then you can win a big jackpot. If you are experienced all you can do is to be a bit more cautious. So I believe everyone can do gambling but it would be better if they take it as a fun. It is true that you can win occasional jackpot but it is not to be taken as a source of income.
Yeah I agree. No matter what and how much we gamble and regardless of bets we had as long as we are having fun it's what really is for and nothing else because wnning a jackpot is just one in a million and it is just a bonus for trying our luck.
The important thing on here is that you dont make yourself that getting addicted to it. We do have the full rights on what we should gonna do with our lives whether dealing up with something
and its none others business if we do gamble. The only issue on here on which people do really be able to obtain is on the time that they would really be gonna make themselves getting addicted to it. Its not really that bad to gamble, the bad thing only starts when you are already compromising your life savings on which we know that this is something that very dangerous and something that should be avoided in the first place. Dont make yourself that being delusional on the time that you do play gambling because this is where unfortunate conditions would be starting to come out.
It is true that we do have full right over our own activities, engagements and lots more. As it is, gambling is something fun to do which is why most gamblers always gamble often but however, excesses is very bad and that is what we should be able to control because when we do something excessively, it turns out to be addiction which means we are addicted to that particular thing we do irrespective of what we stand to loose as a result of our addiction or excessive engagement of it. For instance as a gambler, it is good we plan our gambling routine so as not to be carried away by it. Doing such would put us up in the right track or budgeting for our gambling routine which makes it more conducive and convenient for us. This alone would put us in the check so we do not gamble excess.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Igebotz on May 25, 2024, 10:53:10 AM
It is true that we do have full right over our own activities, engagements and lots more. As it is, gambling is something fun to do which is why most gamblers always gamble often but however, excesses is very bad and that is what we should be able to control because when we do something excessively, it turns out to be addiction which means we are addicted to that particular thing we do irrespective of what we stand to loose as a result of our addiction or excessive engagement of it.

Having full control over our activities doesn't mean we should exhibit lifestyle that would affect individuals around us or even the society. It is believed that a person of 18years can shoulder a lot of things including gambling related crisis. But then, I am of the opinion that individual who have displayed irrational character in course of gambling should be placed on ban to deter others from acting alike. If possible, persons with high blood pressure should be prevented from gambling because gambling can cause emotional disorder and that can be a double jeopardy for persons with trace of high blood pressure.

For instance as a gambler, it is good we plan our gambling routine so as not to be carried away by it. Doing such would put us up in the right track or budgeting for our gambling routine which makes it more conducive and convenient for us. This alone would put us in the check so we do not gamble excess.

I agree gambling with a plan is important in the life of every gambler regardless of why you gambling. When we set budget, we don't loss more than required in a particular gambling section and also we don't throw away our winnings by continuous gambling. Which ever ways, setting a budget is indispensable as a gambler with discipline.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Power420 on May 26, 2024, 04:04:17 PM
Especially gambling is not for everyone, because gambling requires the most intelligent and educated people.  Only those who have the presence of mind and the ability to take risks are fit for gambling.  But in most cases the boys and girls of the student age are seen to indulge in gambling the most, but nowadays the number of gamblers has increased so much, they are all students.  Gambling is mainly based on luck because the only chance of winning is taking risks and that is based on luck.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Cryptsafe on May 30, 2024, 10:22:29 AM
For instance as a gambler, it is good we plan our gambling routine so as not to be carried away by it. Doing such would put us up in the right track or budgeting for our gambling routine which makes it more conducive and convenient for us. This alone would put us in the check so we do not gamble excess.

I agree gambling with a plan is important in the life of every gambler regardless of why you gambling. When we set budget, we don't loss more than required in a particular gambling section and also we don't throw away our winnings by continuous gambling. Which ever ways, setting a budget is indispensable as a gambler with discipline.

I will agree with your opinion to this ideology that budgeting plays a very vital role in financial expenditure. I think this is a better part of a disciplined gambler if you would agree with me. Budgeting cuts down gambling excesses per say and would put any one operating on the safe and sure principles to not spend more than they earn. It gives sense of reasoning while gambling and any gambler that do budget before gambling would be very much attentive and cautious to their gambling lifestyle.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Sim_card on May 30, 2024, 06:30:16 PM
Especially gambling is not for everyone, because gambling requires the most intelligent and educated people.  Only those who have the presence of mind and the ability to take risks are fit for gambling.  But in most cases the boys and girls of the student age are seen to indulge in gambling the most, but nowadays the number of gamblers has increased so much, they are all students.  Gambling is mainly based on luck because the only chance of winning is taking risks and that is based on luck.
You don't need to be well educated and have too much knowledge before you can win big in gambling or before you should become a gambler. As long as you are not underage, you can gamble but what we should be asking is, why are you gambling. If gambling for profit, gambling is not for you because you are going to be disappointed at the outcome of your bets. If you want to entertain yourself with gambling, then you can gamble for fun. It means that the intention that we have in our minds on gambling is the effect it will have on us.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Yamzakid on May 31, 2024, 08:55:25 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0

In my opinion, gambling it is for everyone, but if you have experience, it will be more beneficial than if you don't. I know that no matter how good you are at gambling, you will lose, but as an experienced gambler, you'll know when to gamble and when not to gamble, and you'll be able to control yourself when you lose. Most gambling addicts are inexperienced gamblers.

If we believe that there have experienced and inexperienced gamblers, even if it's a game of luck, the experienced gambler must surely offer better quality than the inexperienced gambler.
I understand that gambling is both a game of luck and a game of risk, and only experienced gamblers understand how much they will risk when gambling. My advice, It's good to have the knowledge before gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on May 31, 2024, 11:53:31 PM
For instance as a gambler, it is good we plan our gambling routine so as not to be carried away by it. Doing such would put us up in the right track or budgeting for our gambling routine which makes it more conducive and convenient for us. This alone would put us in the check so we do not gamble excess.

I agree gambling with a plan is important in the life of every gambler regardless of why you gambling. When we set budget, we don't loss more than required in a particular gambling section and also we don't throw away our winnings by continuous gambling. Which ever ways, setting a budget is indispensable as a gambler with discipline.

I will agree with your opinion to this ideology that budgeting plays a very vital role in financial expenditure. I think this is a better part of a disciplined gambler if you would agree with me. Budgeting cuts down gambling excesses per say and would put any one operating on the safe and sure principles to not spend more than they earn. It gives sense of reasoning while gambling and any gambler that do budget before gambling would be very much attentive and cautious to their gambling lifestyle.
Budgeting is indeed important and essential for anything that involves finance, whether investment or gambling,, because if you don't have gambling budgets, you'd end up gambling excessively just as you've said, but budgeting helps you to keep track of your gambling progress and know how much goes in and comes out in some cases.
It can also help you set limits for yourself and know when to stop gambling and walk away or when to continue gambling, this is indeed very essential for every responsible gambler.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Igebotz on June 01, 2024, 07:22:25 AM
Budgeting is indeed important and essential for anything that involves finance, whether investment or gambling,, because if you don't have gambling budgets, you'd end up gambling excessively just as you've said, but budgeting helps you to keep track of your gambling progress and know how much goes in and comes out in some cases.
It can also help you set limits for yourself and know when to stop gambling and walk away or when to continue gambling, this is indeed very essential for every responsible gambler.

For Individuals who see gambling as a way of making money, they must learn to approach it as a business. By this, they will set up a capital and then take record of their progress as you have noted. This is very important because the record will show if you are profiting or not and so whether a gambler should continue or not will depend on the record he has provided for himself.

Unfortunately, this doesn't work with gambling. Most gamblers will tell you that the bookies are only saving their money for them and soon they will get it back. Others will cite instances of people who have recorded huge wins and this becomes a problem because even when they have plan to set a budget they find it difficult to stick to it because of the mindset that to win you must have to play always because you don't know when you will win.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on June 29, 2024, 04:23:54 AM
In general terms I think that the game should be for everyone as long as they meet some simple conditions:

1.-Be responsible,
2.-Know how to manage your risk with money,
3.-Be of legal age,

The way you handle emotions and all this depends on the type of Personality and emotional Intelligence , these things are more Personal but one starts from something very Fundamental , if you are an adult you know that you must face things as they are, in fact things are almost Always done well when a person takes responsibility and assumes it as it should be, and not go crazy.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Rahimalli on October 24, 2024, 12:54:54 PM
Gambling can be a fun way to pass the time, but it isn’t for everyone. Some people enjoy the thrill, while others might find it too risky or stressful. It all depends on how you handle it.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Igebotz on October 24, 2024, 04:17:45 PM
2.-Know how to manage your risk with money,

This is necessary for all gamblers, but whether you can control the level of risk you take or not, the gambling house is always open for business. However, I agree with you that only those who can manage their level of risk should gamble, because if a gambler loses more than he can afford, he will continue to chase losses and eventually become addicted. To avoid this, a gambler who is unable to control his level of risk should refrain from gambling.

3.-Be of legal age,

There are no restrictions for gamblers of legal age. In fact, it is interesting to note that some people who gamble are not of legal gambling age, but they gamble because it is difficult to determine their age. Each jurisdiction has a legal age; some set it at 18 and others at 21. Thus, gambling is open to anyone who has attained the legal age
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: |MINER| on October 24, 2024, 06:26:52 PM
No. Gambling is definitely not for everyone. First of all, underage people cannot play one. Then the things that I will mention are those who are mentally healthy and can afford the gambling fund. And those who are addicted to gambling and cannot afford money for gambling even if they have the freedom to gamble , Gambling is not for them.
Moreover, the other things I want to say are that gambling should only be for entertainment purpose nothing else yes you should have the interest for getting extra money but main reason always should be for entertainment. In this way a wise person always will not waste that amount of gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on October 24, 2024, 06:59:56 PM
Gambling is for all and no one should be restricted from having fun in it, this is what we are going to see everyone having full access top enjoy, because there is no restriction made upon showing interest in gambling, except maybe for the underaged and those having little challenges which may deter them from having access to gamble, such as financial embargo or medical conditions.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Mate2237 on November 03, 2024, 04:42:38 PM
Especially gambling is not for everyone, because gambling requires the most intelligent and educated people.  Only those who have the presence of mind and the ability to take risks are fit for gambling.  But in most cases the boys and girls of the student age are seen to indulge in gambling the most, but nowadays the number of gamblers has increased so much, they are all students.  Gambling is mainly based on luck because the only chance of winning is taking risks and that is based on luck.
You are right. Gambling needs maturity and not childish mindset to play gamble and when something happens then the person begins to malfunction. But gamble does not normally needs intelligent or education. If the person can bet or play games then he can gamble. But can the person face risk?

We have seen people used up their market or school fee money to gamble and loss them all and began to cry or asked the cashier to refund the money back to them. And that is why I also know that gambling is not for all because those characters are not part of gambling. You must have the brave mind to be a gambler.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: $crypto$ on November 10, 2024, 01:28:06 PM
Gambling is for all and no one should be restricted from having fun in it, this is what we are going to see everyone having full access top enjoy, because there is no restriction made upon showing interest in gambling, except maybe for the underaged and those having little challenges which may deter them from having access to gamble, such as financial embargo or medical conditions.
Apart from the age restrictions that are applied, gambling can be accessed by everyone and even age restrictions are sometimes just black and white rules, because there are still many users who have not reached the age that is "allowed" to gamble.

However, once again I always remind you that there must always be limits in gambling. Because this concerns our finances, if we cannot apply limits, it will cause problems in the end.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Publictalk792 on November 10, 2024, 02:08:41 PM
You are right. Gambling needs maturity and not childish mindset to play gamble and when something happens then the person begins to malfunction. But gamble does not normally needs intelligent or education. If the person can bet or play games then he can gamble. But can the person face risk?

We have seen people used up their market or school fee money to gamble and loss them all and began to cry or asked the cashier to refund the money back to them. And that is why I also know that gambling is not for all because those characters are not part of gambling. You must have the brave mind to be a gambler.
I agree gambling needs maturity and responsibility. It is not about being smart or educated but about managing emotions and money wisely. Sadly many people gamble without thinking causing financial and emotional problems. Using important funds for gambling is reckless and harmful. Gambling requires courage and clear mind knowing losses can happen. Setting limits and being realistic and prioritizing financial stability are vital. Responsible gambling and self awareness are crucial. And if you ask me so I don't gamble and I don't like gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Didia Sofunichi on December 28, 2024, 01:05:19 PM
First of all gambling shouldn't be for people below the age of 18. Even among adults I still think that gambling shouldn't be for people without a source of income no matter how small.

The reason is simple, how will people who are completely unemployed get money to stake? When people who are completely unemployed go into gambling it resort to criminality inorder to rise staking power
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Nheer on December 28, 2024, 08:06:27 PM
First of all gambling shouldn't be for people below the age of 18. Even among adults I still think that gambling shouldn't be for people without a source of income no matter how small.

The reason is simple, how will people who are completely unemployed get money to stake? When people who are completely unemployed go into gambling it resort to criminality inorder to rise staking power
It will really disturb them when they don’t have money to stake and from those inspiration they try and involve in dirty works such as bad crimes and try to get the money to stake. But unemployed people shouldn’t be stopped from being a part of gambling, they ain’t employed but they can have some money sometimes and they are really trying to build the money and double what they have for a better living.

I agree with you about Underage shouldn’t be a part of gambling but in the era we are now underage are involved in this gambling more than you can imagine. Unemployed shouldn’t be stopped from having the gambling fun some unemployed individuals can have more money than some employees so don’t try and judge a book by it cover.

Everyone is entitled to have the fun and enjoy the game gamble so I don’t see any reason why unemployed should not be able of participate. Underage are really supposed to be ban from gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on December 29, 2024, 07:16:18 PM
Everyone is entitled to have the fun and enjoy the game gamble so I don’t see any reason why unemployed should not be able of participate. Underage are really supposed to be ban from gambling.
Yes, everyone has the same right to gamble, but we also have to be able to adjust to what we are experiencing in our finances, especially if we are emotional people.

I think it is better for them to have a job first, or have an income. Because logically how can they gamble without any income, it is not wise to gamble using money given by parents.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on December 29, 2024, 08:16:44 PM
Everyone is entitled to have the fun and enjoy the game gamble so I don’t see any reason why unemployed should not be able of participate. Underage are really supposed to be ban from gambling.
Yes, everyone has the same right to gamble, but we also have to be able to adjust to what we are experiencing in our finances, especially if we are emotional people.

I think it is better for them to have a job first, or have an income. Because logically how can they gamble without any income, it is not wise to gamble using money given by parents.

Gambling is not totally for everyone, a child should not be allowed to play gamble an insane person should not be allowed to play gamble apart from this set of people the rest are allowed to play gamble, it is a thing of choice however it is advised that people who are gambling should use there discretionary income some set of people use money met for paying there bills at home to play bet which is very bad, if you know you can't control yourself when it comes to gambling then betting is not for you since you can't control yourself if you continue gambling you may become homeless one day so the best thing to do is to avoid it.

I know of someone who gambles with his properties he will sell his property and use it to gamble his wife lift him because of this act. When he won 2 million he used all the money to gamble without any investment and started selling his property just to place bet, so if you you can't hold or control yourself please stop.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: pieppiep on December 29, 2024, 11:49:02 PM
Everyone is entitled to have the fun and enjoy the game gamble so I don’t see any reason why unemployed should not be able of participate. Underage are really supposed to be ban from gambling.
Yes, everyone has the same right to gamble, but we also have to be able to adjust to what we are experiencing in our finances, especially if we are emotional people.

I think it is better for them to have a job first, or have an income. Because logically how can they gamble without any income, it is not wise to gamble using money given by parents.

Gambling is not totally for everyone, a child should not be allowed to play gamble an insane person should not be allowed to play gamble apart from this set of people the rest are allowed to play gamble, it is a thing of choice however it is advised that people who are gambling should use there discretionary income some set of people use money met for paying there bills at home to play bet which is very bad, if you know you can't control yourself when it comes to gambling then betting is not for you since you can't control yourself if you continue gambling you may become homeless one day so the best thing to do is to avoid it.

I know of someone who gambles with his properties he will sell his property and use it to gamble his wife lift him because of this act. When he won 2 million he used all the money to gamble without any investment and started selling his property just to place bet, so if you you can't hold or control yourself please stop.
Risk management of activities that bear financial risks calls for understanding the conditions that are present. Reducing on such activities may be helpful if we stabilise our source of income in order to ensure stability in our everyday activities. Such decisions can produce extra pressure when there is no absolutely clear source of income that one would be able to rely upon. Here, we have our own money and they help to control everything we do and do not have to feel guilty if what we expected did not happen. Thus, not only do we exercise more responsibility in the activity but also preserve good relations with people who fund our work.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 31, 2024, 02:50:45 AM
I know of someone who gambles with his properties he will sell his property and use it to gamble his wife lift him because of this act. When he won 2 million he used all the money to gamble without any investment and started selling his property just to place bet, so if you you can't hold or control yourself please stop.

The truth is these are very desperate things that should be controlled and you should not make bets with those assets, assets are important to us, house, and any type of property , should never be taken to a gambling plan, if the person does not know what to do with that money it is regrettable, but it is not the should be, in this what should be done is control and play with less money , or what is interesting is to play and if you win then win little which is not bad when you have already won all that pile of money, what you did is totally irresponsible, for this person only for this the game should have another type of impact that is negative, but these are specific cases where a person should not bet or play anymore.

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: CoinHolder on December 31, 2024, 05:50:45 AM
The game is not suitable for everyone. For those who are addicted to gambling or younger, it can be very risky to play. Therefore, it is important to educate and educate inexperienced gamblers in society. In this case, those with more experience also have increased responsibility—helping others and guiding them in the right direction.
Gambling is really suitable for experienced people I think because without experience it is very difficult to win here. Gambling requires both luck and experience.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitbit97 on December 31, 2024, 10:38:06 AM
The game is not suitable for everyone. For those who are addicted to gambling or younger, it can be very risky to play. Therefore, it is important to educate and educate inexperienced gamblers in society. In this case, those with more experience also have increased responsibility—helping others and guiding them in the right direction.
Gambling is really suitable for experienced people I think because without experience it is very difficult to win here. Gambling requires both luck and experience.

I think you are wrong, as gambling is far more different than for experienced people only, because people search for different goal from gambling. If someone only wants to have some fun, then it does not matter what gender or how experienced he is. There are also people, who are not very interested in gambling, but will gamble if rest of company do that. Thus, term responsibility or experience does not apply to them at all. I can give my own life example. I do not smoke, dont find anything interesting in smoking, see no benefits from it. But, if I am in a company where everyone smoke, not to be a passive smoker, I would smoke a cigarette with them.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 01, 2025, 02:31:01 PM
Yes, everyone has the same right to gamble, but we also have to be able to adjust to what we are experiencing in our finances, especially if we are emotional people.

I think it is better for them to have a job first, or have an income. Because logically how can they gamble without any income, it is not wise to gamble using money given by parents.


I know of someone who gambles with his properties he will sell his property and use it to gamble his wife lift him because of this act. When he won 2 million he used all the money to gamble without any investment and started selling his property just to place bet, so if you you can't hold or control yourself please stop.
That is the last solution for people who can't control themselves well, yes they have to stop gambling because if they continue then it is possible that what they have at that time they will spend everything just for gambling.

But the problem is when they sell property to gamble, then it can be said that the person is addicted to gambling. and thus, it will be very difficult for them to stop.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 01, 2025, 05:18:19 PM
That is the last solution for people who can't control themselves well, yes they have to stop gambling because if they continue then it is possible that what they have at that time they will spend everything just for gambling.

But the problem is when they sell property to gamble, then it can be said that the person is addicted to gambling. and thus, it will be very difficult for them to stop.
Asides the financial consequences of gambling addiction, there are also several other ways that it can really affect its victims. Another good example is the the emotional impact, addiction not only have the ability to affect its victims emotionally, such that it has the potential to influence and impact their relationships with others around them, family, friends and even the society at large to the extent that they may even lose trust in you and when it gets to this extent, you’ll no longer be dependable and trustworthy, this I believe is even far worse than the financial losses one may go through.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Rubel007 on January 01, 2025, 05:49:36 PM
Those who cannot control themselves in gambling are addicted and addicted gamblers are never able to control themselves. They will lose the money they have. It is more difficult to recover from the gambler's situation after being addicted, but if a gambler can accept the gambling with having good knowledge, they can be able to protect themselves from addictive disorder. Gaming is not a bad idea but it can be worse for those who accept it differently.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 02, 2025, 02:44:32 PM
That is the last solution for people who can't control themselves well, yes they have to stop gambling because if they continue then it is possible that what they have at that time they will spend everything just for gambling.

But the problem is when they sell property to gamble, then it can be said that the person is addicted to gambling. and thus, it will be very difficult for them to stop.
Asides the financial consequences of gambling addiction, there are also several other ways that it can really affect its victims. Another good example is the the emotional impact, addiction not only have the ability to affect its victims emotionally, such that it has the potential to influence and impact their relationships with others around them, family, friends and even the society at large to the extent that they may even lose trust in you and when it gets to this extent, you’ll no longer be dependable and trustworthy, this I believe is even far worse than the financial losses one may go through.
Obviously it will also affect their relationship with anyone, including family.

For example, what I saw with my own eyes and head was, where someone borrowed from one of my friends, to gamble. After that their relationship worsened because the person never paid his debt, even when my friend asked, the one who was angry was the person, strange isn't it? Lol
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 02, 2025, 03:26:05 PM
Obviously it will also affect their relationship with anyone, including family.

For example, what I saw with my own eyes and head was, where someone borrowed from one of my friends, to gamble. After that their relationship worsened because the person never paid his debt, even when my friend asked, the one who was angry was the person, strange isn't it? Lol
Addiction can indeed age t people in several ways. And it’s really bad when people allow their addiction for gambling to get to the point where they’ll need to start borrowing money or selling their properties just to continue gambling after completely exhausting themselves, this is one of the worst stages of addiction and if not tackled, it could even result to stealing, lying or engaging in several illegal activities just to raise money to satisfy their gambling addiction, and at this point, the consequences becomes even more disastrous.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Igebotz on January 02, 2025, 07:42:45 PM
Addiction can indeed age t people in several ways. And it’s really bad when people allow their addiction for gambling to get to the point where they’ll need to start borrowing money or selling their properties just to continue gambling after completely exhausting themselves, this is one of the worst stages of addiction and if not tackled, it could even result to stealing, lying or engaging in several illegal activities just to raise money to satisfy their gambling addiction, and at this point, the consequences becomes even more disastrous.

If they allowed themselves to become addictive and ended up selling houses to gamble, it's entirely their problem, and I wouldn't worry about somebody like that as long as they're only selling their own properties and not messing around with other people's. I've been gambling for decades, and I usually urge young people to avoid virtual sports because they may easily lead to addiction.

It can also lead to drug abuse, child molestation, and suicide if not addressed. Losing and not having money to stake back can be extremely stressful for individuals who are hooked and do not have a steady income.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Penlex_Writer on January 02, 2025, 10:57:46 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
everybody must not gamble,and gamble is not for all,gamble is for those that have the experience and luck as well,the truth still remains;what you don't know you don't know,so gamble is not for all.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: debra on January 02, 2025, 11:24:41 PM
everybody must not gamble,and gamble is not for all,gamble is for those that have the experience and luck as well,the truth still remains;what you don't know you don't know,so gamble is not for all.
Yes, if it is possible, we are better to stay away from gambling.  :D
But if we can't avoid it, we only gamble when we are already mature enough. In most countries, gambling is for 18+ or 20+ ages. Gambling is not for children/kids, this will lead them to addiction. Children/kids have no good self-control, they have too high chance to gamble excessively.

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 03, 2025, 01:07:09 PM
Obviously it will also affect their relationship with anyone, including family.

For example, what I saw with my own eyes and head was, where someone borrowed from one of my friends, to gamble. After that their relationship worsened because the person never paid his debt, even when my friend asked, the one who was angry was the person, strange isn't it? Lol
Addiction can indeed age t people in several ways. And it’s really bad when people allow their addiction for gambling to get to the point where they’ll need to start borrowing money or selling their properties just to continue gambling after completely exhausting themselves, this is one of the worst stages of addiction and if not tackled, it could even result to stealing, lying or engaging in several illegal activities just to raise money to satisfy their gambling addiction, and at this point, the consequences becomes even more disastrous.
Whatever it is, we must be able to prevent addiction from coming, and we must also be able to care and try to advise if there is someone we know who has a problem with gambling. Yes, even though sometimes we get answers that are very unpleasant for us.

Including ourselves, because even though we can now manage it well, the risk of addiction will always be there.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 03, 2025, 10:11:08 PM
Whatever it is, we must be able to prevent addiction from coming, and we must also be able to care and try to advise if there is someone we know who has a problem with gambling. Yes, even though sometimes we get answers that are very unpleasant for us.

Including ourselves, because even though we can now manage it well, the risk of addiction will always be there.
Yeah sometimes we may get blasted or even insulted for attempting to care or offer help to an addicted fellow, and this is just normal, this is usually due to the fact that some gamblers who are addicted may not really admit that they are addicted, either because they’ve not really realized it or they hate being addressed as addicts, and therefore may feel offended.
But we need to realize that it’s normal and that it shouldn’t dissuade us from still trying to offer our help and showing concern, especially when the victim is a close friend or family.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: pieppiep on January 04, 2025, 01:12:59 PM
Obviously it will also affect their relationship with anyone, including family.

For example, what I saw with my own eyes and head was, where someone borrowed from one of my friends, to gamble. After that their relationship worsened because the person never paid his debt, even when my friend asked, the one who was angry was the person, strange isn't it? Lol
Addiction can indeed age t people in several ways. And it’s really bad when people allow their addiction for gambling to get to the point where they’ll need to start borrowing money or selling their properties just to continue gambling after completely exhausting themselves, this is one of the worst stages of addiction and if not tackled, it could even result to stealing, lying or engaging in several illegal activities just to raise money to satisfy their gambling addiction, and at this point, the consequences becomes even more disastrous.
Whatever it is, we must be able to prevent addiction from coming, and we must also be able to care and try to advise if there is someone we know who has a problem with gambling. Yes, even though sometimes we get answers that are very unpleasant for us.

Including ourselves, because even though we can now manage it well, the risk of addiction will always be there.
Yes, defending ourselves and others from the hazards of substance dependency a process that demands understanding and time. Sometimes when a person signs of getting stuck in a negative behaviour showing them kindness and empathy is a good step. Thus, even though the response we get may not be the one we were aspiring for we should not be reluctant about wanting to help. We must also remember our own behaviour as with no consistent control there is a high risk of building some sorts of addictions. In doing so, we are able to try and help each other and allow people to avoid developing dependencies and have a shot at living their lives to the best that they are able to rather than being stuck in this cycle.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 04, 2025, 02:40:31 PM
Whatever it is, we must be able to prevent addiction from coming, and we must also be able to care and try to advise if there is someone we know who has a problem with gambling. Yes, even though sometimes we get answers that are very unpleasant for us.

Including ourselves, because even though we can now manage it well, the risk of addiction will always be there.
Yeah sometimes we may get blasted or even insulted for attempting to care or offer help to an addicted fellow, and this is just normal, this is usually due to the fact that some gamblers who are addicted may not really admit that they are addicted, either because they’ve not really realized it or they hate being addressed as addicts, and therefore may feel offended.
But we need to realize that it’s normal and that it shouldn’t dissuade us from still trying to offer our help and showing concern, especially when the victim is a close friend or family.
In that position, we must try to understand them, because if we treat them the same way, then maybe something worse will happen, like we could become hostile.

But usually I do it in a joking way, it looks like a joke but there is a message conveyed even though it also depends on how they hear it. If they think it's a joke, then that's it, but if they look for the meaning of what is said then they will think.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 04, 2025, 08:42:13 PM
In that position, we must try to understand them, because if we treat them the same way, then maybe something worse will happen, like we could become hostile.

But usually I do it in a joking way, it looks like a joke but there is a message conveyed even though it also depends on how they hear it. If they think it's a joke, then that's it, but if they look for the meaning of what is said then they will think.
That’s an amazing approach, because by really putting ourselves in their shoes, we’ll be able to really understand them and potentially avoid escalating conflict and also create a more conducive and positive atmosphere for an understanding interaction.
I think your approach of conveying your messages in joking manner is quite commendable because that can in fact be a very effective way of expressing oneself without coming across as rude or confrontational, it’s just all about striking a balance between being playful and also being profound.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: CoinHolder on January 04, 2025, 10:13:01 PM
The game is not suitable for everyone. For those who are addicted to gambling or younger, it can be very risky to play. Therefore, it is important to educate and educate inexperienced gamblers in society. In this case, those with more experience also have increased responsibility—helping others and guiding them in the right direction.
Gambling is really suitable for experienced people I think because without experience it is very difficult to win here. Gambling requires both luck and experience.

I think you are wrong, as gambling is far more different than for experienced people only, because people search for different goal from gambling. If someone only wants to have some fun, then it does not matter what gender or how experienced he is. There are also people, who are not very interested in gambling, but will gamble if rest of company do that. Thus, term responsibility or experience does not apply to them at all. I can give my own life example. I do not smoke, dont find anything interesting in smoking, see no benefits from it. But, if I am in a company where everyone smoke, not to be a passive smoker, I would smoke a cigarette with them.
Your idea is but correct because everyone doesn’t smoke, nobody smokes fun. Nobody smokes fun. In that case you mean that nobody playing gambling or playing games is not everyone the same. Someone finds different goals to change their luck by playing gambling, while some finds it from their workplace. Finally, I request you to submit your speech on what a beautiful future of gambling can bring.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: UNIVERSE on January 04, 2025, 11:23:33 PM
Your idea is but correct because everyone doesn’t smoke, nobody smokes fun. Nobody smokes fun. In that case you mean that nobody playing gambling or playing games is not everyone the same. Someone finds different goals to change their luck by playing gambling, while some finds it from their workplace. Finally, I request you to submit your speech on what a beautiful future of gambling can bring.
Yes, not every single of person smokes. Some people even hate smokes. We can't deny that there are people who smoke for fun. But most of them do it because it is their habit. Sure, every gambler may have different goal. There are gambler who focus on having fun, but other may want to get money. But actually gambling is for people who are ready to lose money only. Those people who only want to win the prizes, it is impossible to happen in gambling.

Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 05, 2025, 06:10:15 AM
Yes, not every single of person smokes. Some people even hate smokes. We can't deny that there are people who smoke for fun. But most of them do it because it is their habit. Sure, every gambler may have different goal. There are gambler who focus on having fun, but other may want to get money. But actually gambling is for people who are ready to lose money only. Those people who only want to win the prizes, it is impossible to happen in gambling.
yeah, it is important to prepare and be ready for the losses while also expecting the wins when we gamble, this is because that is the only way we can at least prepare ourselves for what is coming, since gambling is very unpredictable and the house enjoy more favour from gambling than the gamblers, it is important for gamblers to always remember this and prepare to lose just as you rightly said, because when we always expect to win, and it doesn't happen that way (which of course is normal) it becomes easier for us to feel disappointment and also lose control.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: pieppiep on January 05, 2025, 08:42:53 AM
Your idea is but correct because everyone doesn’t smoke, nobody smokes fun. Nobody smokes fun. In that case you mean that nobody playing gambling or playing games is not everyone the same. Someone finds different goals to change their luck by playing gambling, while some finds it from their workplace. Finally, I request you to submit your speech on what a beautiful future of gambling can bring.
Yes, not every single of person smokes. Some people even hate smokes. We can't deny that there are people who smoke for fun. But most of them do it because it is their habit. Sure, every gambler may have different goal. There are gambler who focus on having fun, but other may want to get money. But actually gambling is for people who are ready to lose money only. Those people who only want to win the prizes, it is impossible to happen in gambling.
Any habit or activity we pursue, regardless whether it is smoking or gambling, is an activity that is taken with all the risks. In gambling, knowing that there could be no certainty of winning is something that needs to be read into immediately. Some might view it as having fun, others concentrate on the possibility of gaining vast quantities of money, even though the odds are slim. But what is lost from sight is that money can indeed be lost and such a situation has to be taken profitable with eyes wide open. Especially if you engage in gambling improperly, that is without proper knowledge of how to gamble you are most likely to incur even more losses and not only financial ones. Hence, the balance in each decision that is associated with high risks remains an activity that we have faithfully to perform.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on January 05, 2025, 08:43:27 AM
Yes, not every single of person smokes. Some people even hate smokes. We can't deny that there are people who smoke for fun. But most of them do it because it is their habit. Sure, every gambler may have different goal. There are gambler who focus on having fun, but other may want to get money. But actually gambling is for people who are ready to lose money only. Those people who only want to win the prizes, it is impossible to happen in gambling.
yeah, it is important to prepare and be ready for the losses while also expecting the wins when we gamble, this is because that is the only way we can at least prepare ourselves for what is coming, since gambling is very unpredictable and the house enjoy more favour from gambling than the gamblers, it is important for gamblers to always remember this and prepare to lose just as you rightly said, because when we always expect to win, and it doesn't happen that way (which of course is normal) it becomes easier for us to feel disappointment and also lose control.
You're actually right because expecting losses from gambling is one thing people engaging in gambling should have because gambling is one thing that is not sure of getting a win every day so people should prepare their minds towards experiencing losses because it will serve as a shock absorber going forward
Unpredictability is one very important aspect of gambling so one may not get what he predicted in gambling so we should also prepare ourselves for losses because doing so we will be too disappointed while gambling
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Didia Sofunichi on January 05, 2025, 11:27:22 AM
Gambling is not for everyone. Gambling is for those people who have the ability to lose money, I mean even if they lose money, they won't be in financial trouble. And gambling is primarily played for entertainment.

You're invariably insinuating that gambling is for the rich and that gambling is not a source of money making. My thoughts do not align with yours, majority of those who gamble are poor people and gamble is not for entertainment it's a serious business. People who want to get entertained should watch a football match or see a movie any activity that involves loosing money isn't fun
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Didia Sofunichi on January 05, 2025, 11:29:05 AM
Gambling is open to everyone...
Gambling is not for everyone.

Nice argument. This is interesting some say it is for all, both for experience and for the inexperience and some say it is only for the experience. Well I think, it have also created a thread sometimes ago and it says," Gambling is not for Everyone". But that's not guaranteed because everyone has their own opinion in a topic. So I still need experts to make their contributions. This thread is not moving like other forum.

You said gambling is not for everyone but you didn't specify who or the sect of people excluded from gambling
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 05, 2025, 01:54:34 PM
In that position, we must try to understand them, because if we treat them the same way, then maybe something worse will happen, like we could become hostile.

But usually I do it in a joking way, it looks like a joke but there is a message conveyed even though it also depends on how they hear it. If they think it's a joke, then that's it, but if they look for the meaning of what is said then they will think.
That’s an amazing approach, because by really putting ourselves in their shoes, we’ll be able to really understand them and potentially avoid escalating conflict and also create a more conducive and positive atmosphere for an understanding interaction.
I think your approach of conveying your messages in joking manner is quite commendable because that can in fact be a very effective way of expressing oneself without coming across as rude or confrontational, it’s just all about striking a balance between being playful and also being profound.
Yes, because people like that cannot be judged, because if we judge, the impact is the creation of a tense atmosphere and that leads to hostility.

We are the ones who have to enter their world, don't force them into our thinking, because once again that will be contradictory. And indeed that way is more effective, because no one ends up feeling excluded and when it is packaged well, it also creates a more fluid atmosphere.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 05, 2025, 08:29:55 PM

You said gambling is not for everyone but you didn't specify who or the sect of people excluded from gambling
Not like there are actually a particular set of people or individuals that are or should be excluded from gambling, I believe what he meant by it’s not for everyone is that, there are some people who do not really know how to control with their emotions when gambling which results to severe gambling losses. These set of people would only be harmed by gambling should they continue to gamble, so it’s logical to say these people who are unable to control their emotions are not supposed to gamble, we’ll except they finally find a way to balance or control their emotions and make more realistic decisions and choices when gambling.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Agbe on January 15, 2025, 03:52:26 PM
I was reading some of the gambling threads this evening and this topic just came to me. I was seen like come and gamble and make money or gamble to make extra funds so I was like, if gambling is for making extra income then everyone would like to play gamble and make that extra money but there are some inexperienced gamblers in the society, and gambling is limited to some ages. So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone? You can see more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484943.0
The fact is gambling can't be for all because not every one can take the risk others are taking so gambling should be left alone with those who can take the risk for the cause of making money because gambling is one thing that cause people to lose money which is not a very good thing

No body should go into gambling for the sole purpose of making money because you will definitely be disappointed at the end of the day because you will be disappointed over the outcome of the results of your gambling because it may not be as you have expected it to be so gambling should not be for everyone
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Chilwell on April 28, 2025, 12:17:59 PM
Gambling is not for everyone. Gambling is for those people who have the ability to lose money, I mean even if they lose money, they won't be in financial trouble. And gambling is primarily played for entertainment.
I also agreed with what you said. Gambling is not for everyone because we don't have the same mentality, some people are emotional susceptibility, while someone have strong emotional stability. We have different mentality and risk tolerances. If you cannot tolerate loss then the person doesn't have the ability to gamble, because you can't only Gamble for profit, it is based on chance and sometimes you may win or you may lose. If your income is low gambling is not for you. And even if you are rich it is important to gamble with a little amount of money that will not have any effects on you even if you lost it. Gambling is for an experience and a matured person who can gamble responsibly without bringing any trouble or causing any damage to himself and his family.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: bitterguy28 on April 28, 2025, 02:34:13 PM
Gambling is not for everyone. Gambling is for those people who have the ability to lose money, I mean even if they lose money, they won't be in financial trouble. And gambling is primarily played for entertainment.
I also agreed with what you said. Gambling is not for everyone because we don't have the same mentality, some people are emotional susceptibility, while someone have strong emotional stability. We have different mentality and risk tolerances. If you cannot tolerate loss then the person doesn't have the ability to gamble, because you can't only Gamble for profit, it is based on chance and sometimes you may win or you may lose.
emotional stability can be learned by anyone there are people who might learn responsibility and how to manage their emotions through gambling the opposite can be said at times like responsible people turning reckless once they start to gamble so it really is a matter of learning and control and discipline
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If your income is low gambling is not for you.
this is honestly the only thing that could decide whether you should gamble or not do you have enough money or no? some poor people tend to use gambling as a way to escape poverty but that is obviously not the case and they will soon realize this afterwards
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: Amug123 on April 28, 2025, 06:50:35 PM
So what about those who are inexperienced on gambling? Are they also part of the gambling industry? Because gambling need experience and luck. Is it that inexperienced ones use luck or they have to have the experience first before gambling or gambling is only meant for the experience ones? Let those who are very deep in gambling should discuss and others should learn. Is Gambling for everyone?

Gambling is open to everyone as long as you are above the age restriction. Experience does not guarantee anyone winning. I have seen people who won big from their first bet. Do you think such a person is experienced? No. I agree that luck is important in the gambling industry and anyone can be lucky whether experienced or inexperienced. The importance of experience lies in the fact that an experienced gambler can know how to control his stake and guide against irreparable losses but then there are cases where old gamblers have been engaged in gambling-related crime due to addiction. So, people who should not gamble are people who cannot control their emotions because losing a bet can cause emotional damage if not controlled.
I totally agree with you on this, anyone can win or lose, regardless of experience. Experience doesn't guarantee success, newcomers can win big while experience gamblers may struggle. Develop the mindset of wining some and losing some.
Title: Re: Is Gambling for All?
Post by: pieppiep on April 28, 2025, 11:31:37 PM
Gambling is not for everyone. Gambling is for those people who have the ability to lose money, I mean even if they lose money, they won't be in financial trouble. And gambling is primarily played for entertainment.
I also agreed with what you said. Gambling is not for everyone because we don't have the same mentality, some people are emotional susceptibility, while someone have strong emotional stability. We have different mentality and risk tolerances. If you cannot tolerate loss then the person doesn't have the ability to gamble, because you can't only Gamble for profit, it is based on chance and sometimes you may win or you may lose. If your income is low gambling is not for you. And even if you are rich it is important to gamble with a little amount of money that will not have any effects on you even if you lost it. Gambling is for an experience and a matured person who can gamble responsibly without bringing any trouble or causing any damage to himself and his family.
As far as I am concerned, you are quite right to draw a clear line between gambling as not merely winning or losing exercise but also readiness to feel or spend for it. My opinion is that the most times you are just getting newer troubles if you try to jump into the world of gambling without any mental or economic background. At times, turn wise, following the losses works to the detriment of an individual. For myself, I have a lot of respect for the individuals who will not gamble in any way if this will cause them and their families to have stress free lives.