Will you still gamble after suddenly becoming rich?

[Igebotz]

If I am a rich person, I should not have any attraction to gambling because since I participate in gambling to become rich, then becoming rich will decrease the demand for money and the demand for gambling will also decrease. But those who take gambling only as fun or entertainment will continue to participate even after they become rich. But since I didn't take gambling as fun or entertainment, I certainly wouldn't participate in gambling every time I won big bets from gambling.

You wouldn't know that until you are rich, you must understand that being rich comes with a lot of motivation to take more risks, human needs are insatiable the more money you have the more you want to keep having, like I said you wouldn't know this until you become rich. Statistically rich people gamble more than poor people, the rich man is able to take more risks cause he has unlimited bankroll compared to a poor man that will end up in a more terrible situation after losing

Basically, all humans are created to not feel satisfied with what they do, especially regarding finances, and feel that it is not enough and want to be able to get more.
Agree with your opinion. In general, of course, rich people are those who are already established with sufficient finances, so usually those who often gamble because they usually do it for fun, unlike the poor who want to get rich from gambling, so usually those who expect profit from gambling will always fail, and poor people will get poorer.

Undoubtedly, human needs are insatiable. At any given time, we all have the desire for something new. Life is like a task-based game; once completed, you are introduced to the next level, and so on. Even though we regard certain people as wealthy, they are insatiable. I would add that humans do not desire the same things, and human life is designed so that you must need something. This does not necessarily have to be about finance.

Now, when it comes to gambling, it is clear that not everyone gambles for the same reasons. Even though it is widely assumed that people gamble for fun or for money, there are those who do not fit into either of these categories. I was surprised recently when I interviewed a gambler and he told me that he started gambling after a heartbreak and that he still uses gambling as a coping mechanism.

[yohananaomi]

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Now, when it comes to gambling, it is clear that not everyone gambles for the same reasons. Even though it is widely assumed that people gamble for fun or for money, there are those who do not fit into either of these categories. I was surprised recently when I interviewed a gambler and he told me that he started gambling after a heartbreak and that he still uses gambling as a coping mechanism.

I have to say that I agree with you, not everyone is the same at doing things, including gambling. Some do it to relieve stress from work routines while others do it to seek fortune in order to get it.
But if you say that someone gambles because of a broken heart, it could be because it is an outlet and maybe the closest thing to him is a gambling place, so he goes there to let go of all the hassles that are going on in his love life.

[summonerrk]

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Now, when it comes to gambling, it is clear that not everyone gambles for the same reasons. Even though it is widely assumed that people gamble for fun or for money, there are those who do not fit into either of these categories. I was surprised recently when I interviewed a gambler and he told me that he started gambling after a heartbreak and that he still uses gambling as a coping mechanism.

I have to say that I agree with you, not everyone is the same at doing things, including gambling. Some do it to relieve stress from work routines while others do it to seek fortune in order to get it.
But if you say that someone gambles because of a broken heart, it could be because it is an outlet and maybe the closest thing to him is a gambling place, so he goes there to let go of all the hassles that are going on in his love life.

That's why I don't understand why sometimes people criticize gamblers on forums. Gamblers are problematic in a minority of cases, if you look at the statistics. It's a myth that every gambler thinks only about bets and Ri about something else. Often it's the same activity as computer games for stress relief.

[Agbe]

In fact gambling addiction is hard to quit and i have seen him continue to gamble even after winning big money. How do you see it reflected? I think that when i suddenly make big money from gambling, i will stop gambling and start a unique business with that money. Because then i don't want to lose money so i want to keep the money strong and that's why i stop gambling.

When it comes to real casino gambling, I think that you will find more of rich people over there. So why will they want to stop gambling when they suddenly become rich. If gambling truly is for fun just as many had said, then I see no reason why you shouldn't have fun when you become rich. I know rich people are usually busy counting their riches but when they are less busy, they might want to toss some little games.

I totally agree Casino games are dominated by Rich people because of the system of the game and how risky it can be to the average man, although even poor gamblers play casino games but you can find more of rich people there and the reason is because it's a game of chance and luck, rich people find it to be quite entertaining even if they end up losing most times, they don't worry too much about their losses because they have ways of replacing it. There are also rich people that engage in sports betting but most rich gamblers in this category play to get more money.

[yohananaomi]

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Now, when it comes to gambling, it is clear that not everyone gambles for the same reasons. Even though it is widely assumed that people gamble for fun or for money, there are those who do not fit into either of these categories. I was surprised recently when I interviewed a gambler and he told me that he started gambling after a heartbreak and that he still uses gambling as a coping mechanism.

I have to say that I agree with you, not everyone is the same at doing things, including gambling. Some do it to relieve stress from work routines while others do it to seek fortune in order to get it.
But if you say that someone gambles because of a broken heart, it could be because it is an outlet and maybe the closest thing to him is a gambling place, so he goes there to let go of all the hassles that are going on in his love life.

That's why I don't understand why sometimes people criticize gamblers on forums. Gamblers are problematic in a minority of cases, if you look at the statistics. It's a myth that every gambler thinks only about bets and Ri about something else. Often it's the same activity as computer games for stress relief.

Sometimes gambling has a connotation that it is always detrimental to those who do it, so that it becomes a stigma in society that gambling will only be detrimental and inappropriate to do. But I also agree with you that not everyone gambles, to bet to get profit alone, but more to do the same activity with other pleasures such as sports and other games. Doing activities in a plan to relieve fatigue is something that is normal for everyone to do to relieve stress and so on.

[summonerrk]

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Now, when it comes to gambling, it is clear that not everyone gambles for the same reasons. Even though it is widely assumed that people gamble for fun or for money, there are those who do not fit into either of these categories. I was surprised recently when I interviewed a gambler and he told me that he started gambling after a heartbreak and that he still uses gambling as a coping mechanism.

I have to say that I agree with you, not everyone is the same at doing things, including gambling. Some do it to relieve stress from work routines while others do it to seek fortune in order to get it.
But if you say that someone gambles because of a broken heart, it could be because it is an outlet and maybe the closest thing to him is a gambling place, so he goes there to let go of all the hassles that are going on in his love life.

That's why I don't understand why sometimes people criticize gamblers on forums. Gamblers are problematic in a minority of cases, if you look at the statistics. It's a myth that every gambler thinks only about bets and Ri about something else. Often it's the same activity as computer games for stress relief.

Sometimes gambling has a connotation that it is always detrimental to those who do it, so that it becomes a stigma in society that gambling will only be detrimental and inappropriate to do. But I also agree with you that not everyone gambles, to bet to get profit alone, but more to do the same activity with other pleasures such as sports and other games. Doing activities in a plan to relieve fatigue is something that is normal for everyone to do to relieve stress and so on.

You are absolutely right, because physical exercises are great for improving mood, because they produce substances that have stimulated us to feel good during physical activity since time immemorial. But what if someone has a physically difficult full-time job? Then this person only needs mental relaxation, because his body does not want to move.

[Agbe]

If I am a rich person, I should not have any attraction to gambling because since I participate in gambling to become rich, then becoming rich will decrease the demand for money and the demand for gambling will also decrease. But those who take gambling only as fun or entertainment will continue to participate even after they become rich. But since I didn't take gambling as fun or entertainment, I certainly wouldn't participate in gambling every time I won big bets from gambling.

It's all based on the individual, there are rich people that still gamble not for the purpose of having fun but because they are greedy. Nobody has an unlimited bankroll even those that are rich can go bankrupt if they gamble carelessly. Participating in gambling to have fun too isn't a safe thing to do as well because in the process of having fun you can still lose a lot of money. To some people becoming rich increases the demand to make more money and this is where greed starts creeping in, it's Normal to think you wouldn't chase money after becoming rich but when you eventually do you'd realize that the richer you get the more problems you'd have

[Penlex_Writer]

It's all based on the individual, there are rich people that still gamble not for the purpose of having fun but because they are greedy.

I am not sure if any wealthy person who gambles to make money is greedy. If you say that looking for more money is greed, I believe that everyone is greedy because everyone, rich or poor, strives to make money. The mode of gambling, not the reason for gambling, is what causes people to go bankrupt. If a wealthy person gambles for money while remaining financially disciplined, he will not lose his wealth because he understands limits and knows when to stop or continue. Similarly, if a poor gambler becomes addicted in his quest to make money through gambling, he will lose a lot because everyone has something to lose if he becomes addicted. It might not be money, but emotions.

[yohananaomi]

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Now, when it comes to gambling, it is clear that not everyone gambles for the same reasons. Even though it is widely assumed that people gamble for fun or for money, there are those who do not fit into either of these categories. I was surprised recently when I interviewed a gambler and he told me that he started gambling after a heartbreak and that he still uses gambling as a coping mechanism.

I have to say that I agree with you, not everyone is the same at doing things, including gambling. Some do it to relieve stress from work routines while others do it to seek fortune in order to get it.
But if you say that someone gambles because of a broken heart, it could be because it is an outlet and maybe the closest thing to him is a gambling place, so he goes there to let go of all the hassles that are going on in his love life.

That's why I don't understand why sometimes people criticize gamblers on forums. Gamblers are problematic in a minority of cases, if you look at the statistics. It's a myth that every gambler thinks only about bets and Ri about something else. Often it's the same activity as computer games for stress relief.

Sometimes gambling has a connotation that it is always detrimental to those who do it, so that it becomes a stigma in society that gambling will only be detrimental and inappropriate to do. But I also agree with you that not everyone gambles, to bet to get profit alone, but more to do the same activity with other pleasures such as sports and other games. Doing activities in a plan to relieve fatigue is something that is normal for everyone to do to relieve stress and so on.

You are absolutely right, because physical exercises are great for improving mood, because they produce substances that have stimulated us to feel good during physical activity since time immemorial. But what if someone has a physically difficult full-time job? Then this person only needs mental relaxation, because his body does not want to move.

Sometimes what has been done at work makes our bodies very tired and exhausted, and the mind is saturated. Where at that time we need relaxation that is in accordance with the fatigue of the body and there are many ways to relieve this fatigue., There are many things that can be done and are not limited to having, to spend physically again but can be entertained by singing, massage and maybe gambling is also done to relieve mental fatigue, not physical, and it is not done just for profit.

[Parzival204]

Some rich or middle class people who gamble, even when they are advised about the dangers of gambling for their future, are sometimes indifferent. There are also those who think they will stop when they have made a profit. But gambling is not about winning and then stopping and enjoying the results. In fact, they will be addicted and risk their profits which will end up being a loss. I am in poverty.

[Penlex_Writer]

Some rich or middle class people who gamble, even when they are advised about the dangers of gambling for their future, are sometimes indifferent. There are also those who think they will stop when they have made a profit. But gambling is not about winning and then stopping and enjoying the results. In fact, they will be addicted and risk their profits which will end up being a loss. I am in poverty.

Waiting to make a profit in gambling should not be the reason for a gambler who has not been fortunate to continue gambling. Gambling is not a profitable activity because it is not a business. Only businesses can generate profit, and gambling is not a business for the gambler, but rather for the bookies, which is why they profit. If gambling gives a gambler pleasure, he should keep doing it as long as he continues to get it.

[Foden]

Some rich or middle class people who gamble, even when they are advised about the dangers of gambling for their future, are sometimes indifferent. There are also those who think they will stop when they have made a profit. But gambling is not about winning and then stopping and enjoying the results. In fact, they will be addicted and risk their profits which will end up being a loss. I am in poverty.

Waiting to make a profit in gambling should not be the reason for a gambler who has not been fortunate to continue gambling. Gambling is not a profitable activity because it is not a business. Only businesses can generate profit, and gambling is not a business for the gambler, but rather for the bookies, which is why they profit. If gambling gives a gambler pleasure, he should keep doing it as long as he continues to get it.

Gambling is not a working hard system cause it not even a job rather than a risk you can keep pushing hard and still end up loosing every resources of yours . Gambling is a luck game which you play it isn’t even guaranteed that you will earn 100% .
Gambling doesn’t determine how long you have been in the game or how often you play , you can been long in the game but when not lucky you can still keep losing and and someone can just play once and win so it ain’t determination or often it luck and luck .

[LUCKMCFLY]

A person who becomes rich thanks to a game in a casino, obviously will continue playing, but I think that he will become more aware and will not throw so much money away in the casinos, but rather he will be a calmer person and will be more jealous with his money and the money that he has will invest it so that it continues to grow, so based on this a person when becoming rich has to see that and make the difference, now if he gives himself over to gambling then basically he will lose everything, because if the money is not invested or is not saved it will go away, the money runs out.

[yohananaomi]

Some rich or middle class people who gamble, even when they are advised about the dangers of gambling for their future, are sometimes indifferent. There are also those who think they will stop when they have made a profit. But gambling is not about winning and then stopping and enjoying the results. In fact, they will be addicted and risk their profits which will end up being a loss. I am in poverty.

Waiting to make a profit in gambling should not be the reason for a gambler who has not been fortunate to continue gambling. Gambling is not a profitable activity because it is not a business. Only businesses can generate profit, and gambling is not a business for the gambler, but rather for the bookies, which is why they profit. If gambling gives a gambler pleasure, he should keep doing it as long as he continues to get it.

Gambling is not a working hard system cause it not even a job rather than a risk you can keep pushing hard and still end up loosing every resources of yours . Gambling is a luck game which you play it isn’t even guaranteed that you will earn 100% .
Gambling doesn’t determine how long you have been in the game or how often you play , you can been long in the game but when not lucky you can still keep losing and and someone can just play once and win so it ain’t determination or often it luck and luck .

Gambling is a game of luck determined by the manager and luck will not always come every time, because there can always be different people who will get luck and not just one person.
I think gambling will lose more than winning, because sometimes someone is very happy to win, but he does not count how much he has spent so far gambling.
It is better to avoid gambling because gambling relies on luck from the manager, not because of the luck that comes to him, which is likely only for a moment.

[Parzival204]

In fact gambling addiction is hard to quit and i have seen him continue to gamble even after winning big money. How do you see it reflected? I think that when i suddenly make big money from gambling, i will stop gambling and start a unique business with that money. Because then i don't want to lose money so i want to keep the money strong and that's why i stop gambling.

For gamblers, it's not only about the money but it's about the satisfaction they're getting from gambling which is the dopamine effect a feel-good effect whether they win or lose, so don't expect gamblers to stop gambling there are a lot of reports about gamblers losing half or even all they've won because they continue to gamble.
Some people who are addicted to gambling, money is secondary they just want to gamble to satisfy their inner longings to satisfy themselves, it takes a person with good control to fully stop from gambling if they win a big amount of money.

that's right. where gamblers will continue to be addicted so that the money they have lost can be returned and they will continue to push so they get their money back. and this is a very big mistake when they pin their hopes on bookies who will continue to make a profit from their deposits .and of course their money will never come back again.
for example, when someone wins by getting 10,000, of course the money they spend to get that win is more than 10,000