Will you still gamble after suddenly becoming rich?

[bounceback]

Based on my experienced have know many gambler, I don't sure yet any gambler suddenly becoming rich from gambling platform and most of them loss everything in their life after knowing gambling. But if any magical about some one can be rich from gambling actually difficult they will leave gambling after huge amount winning or get jack pot.
The gambler mindset difficult to change due how easily earn much money from gambling and most of them want to earn much money, faster from gambling.
But if some one thing for the future, after huge amount winning will leave gambling and take other business way by investing or building real business.

[pieppiep]

Based on my experienced have know many gambler, I don't sure yet any gambler suddenly becoming rich from gambling platform and most of them loss everything in their life after knowing gambling. But if any magical about some one can be rich from gambling actually difficult they will leave gambling after huge amount winning or get jack pot.
The gambler mindset difficult to change due how easily earn much money from gambling and most of them want to earn much money, faster from gambling.
But if some one thing for the future, after huge amount winning will leave gambling and take other business way by investing or building real business.

Well, the presence of gambling leads us to the fact of life that the decisions in this situation are far from being short term. When a person is concerned in gambling, the result reflects on the way of living, social relationship with the family and job position. To be brief, many people get trapped in a desire to continue striving for a new result and do not actually fully realise the dangers growing each day. Though, the step out of this situation can begin as simple as realising there are other ways of achieving success. When we think to seize the opportunity to construct a kind of revenue, which would be sustainable, then we are developing the possibility for a better tomorrow without necessarily having to negotiate for something that yields us a temporary sort of gain.

[yohananaomi]

Based on my experienced have know many gambler, I don't sure yet any gambler suddenly becoming rich from gambling platform and most of them loss everything in their life after knowing gambling. But if any magical about some one can be rich from gambling actually difficult they will leave gambling after huge amount winning or get jack pot.
The gambler mindset difficult to change due how easily earn much money from gambling and most of them want to earn much money, faster from gambling.
But if some one thing for the future, after huge amount winning will leave gambling and take other business way by investing or building real business.

That is the reality that does happen to everyone who gambles. Maybe there are those who get rich suddenly from gambling, but in the end they will drown with what they do because gambling will not provide satisfaction when winning, then it will be done again to be able to win more and what happens is the opposite, everything that has been obtained is lost and there is nothing left in him, and it is not impossible that all his wealth is eroded.
It is true that the mindset of gamblers is very difficult to change, winning once but not thinking when losing maybe for the umpteenth time, all they think about is winning. Only a few people can change themselves not to gamble again when they win big and move on to other businesses.

[MUGNIA]

Money will not always be enough and people feel it is still lacking and will continue to search even though it might be rich, they will certainly look for it again. There is no satisfaction for small things and they want to be bigger, and it will always happen to everyone who gambles. If he feels winning, then he thinks that he will be able to get even better, even though what happens is, of course the opposite, everything that is gained actually runs out again.

can this be called greedy, if you are always dissatisfied?
although this is the law of nature, there is no sense of satisfaction in one thing, and always want to find more, but in my opinion this is something that is not good and can cause losses for his finances in the future

It's in the nature of man to be greedy especially those who are into Gambling so it will be very difficult for anyone who has gotten deep into Gambling to just stop Gambling because the more money a Gambler make he wil think of doubling the amount so it will be difficult for a Gambling who suddenly become rich to stop gambling just like that

In terms of doubling a bet, it will not always win, where as we know, if today we have a big win, then the win will not always be on our side.

[_act_]

Nothing should stops us from gambling except we wish to do so, gambling is not what we can just make a conclusion on like that without having reasons for taking a step over it, the rich will like to gamble and there is nothing more to stop them from gambling all because of being rich,we have our choice on things to do and the ones not to, gambling is has nothing to do with the status we bear except when wr can't afford to gamble responsibly.

[Didia Sofunichi]

I won't quit as rich people gamble too.

The much I can do is to reduce my risk level and increase my stake.

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However, I have seen someone who managed to win the first time he gambled and never went back again. However, I will not stop because he was the first time trying. Because in my opinion, stopping is where someone has been gambling for a long time and then stops.

That game might have been predicted by someone else and not him. A person may occasionally be offered a game to play, and this may also be the case for him. I do not think a novice who correctly picks a game on his own and wins will quickly put an end to gambling. Either he lacks the ability to predict or he lost his winnings afterward.

I think no one can predict gambling, so he can win because of the great luck he had at that time, and he quickly got out of gambling to immediately enjoy his victory.

Some others do not think like that, but they will think that after winning big maybe a bigger victory will come to them. Well, this is what can actually cause addiction, because they think about something they shouldn't think about.

[Nheer]

I won't quit as rich people gamble too.

The much I can do is to reduce my risk level and increase my stake.

I’m not sure after sudden bigger profits from gambling and you get rich you can quit easily. Human's are so greedy that they won’t stop they still want more of the money even bigger than what they have gotten already. And that how the risk start you can’t reduce the risk after sudden rich rather than increase the risk and stake bigger money and to get bigger profits.

It just so sad how life works sometimes. After huge gains you will still want more to it cause greed won’t leave and you will stake more than your normal stake and the risk has began and you loss and that how it goes. Money alone has it on greed we just have to be more careful and mindful of many things money lead us to.

[pieppiep]

I think no one can predict gambling, so he can win because of the great luck he had at that time, and he quickly got out of gambling to immediately enjoy his victory.

Some others do not think like that, but they will think that after winning big maybe a bigger victory will come to them. Well, this is what can actually cause addiction, because they think about something they shouldn't think about.

Most of the time when gambling, we put our selves in risky situations, which are usually determined by a good or bad break. If a person hits the jackpot, then the ability to quit and start counting the money is the best proof of restraint. But not everyone will agree with that, and very often we get stuck in a unprofitable cycle as long as we wait for the great win. The need to reproduce the stroke of genuine luck can ver quickly transform into a ritual that consumes time, energy and money. If you avoid confusing our objectives in life and always stick to our priorities of what we can do best in order not to wreak havoc to other people’s lives then no path that we choose is wrong because it will always balance the overall outcome of what will benefit us and other people in the society.

[DragonF]

I’m not sure after sudden bigger profits from gambling and you get rich you can quit easily. Human's are so greedy that they won’t stop they still want more of the money even bigger than what they have gotten already. And that how the risk start you can’t reduce the risk after sudden rich rather than increase the risk and stake bigger money and to get bigger profits.

It just so sad how life works sometimes. After huge gains you will still want more to it cause greed won’t leave and you will stake more than your normal stake and the risk has began and you loss and that how it goes. Money alone has it on greed we just have to be more careful and mindful of many things money lead us to.

Not all of these cases are motivated by greed. Some of these gamblers enjoy gambling but lack control, so it is best if they have a plan in place to help them control their gambling habits. This is the only feasible option. A gambler with a guide rarely has problems with gambling, whether he is greedy or not, because even if he desires to gamble more, the limits he sets for himself will serve as a shield for him. It is not possible for a gambler to quit gambling after winning.

Quitting gambling is easier when you do not win than when you win. Nobody wants to stop doing something that brings money, and when a gambler wins, he ignores everything he has lost in the past. This is because gamblers are more concerned with the present than what they have lost in the past.  However, setting limits are crucial for all gamblers because a gambler who sets time and money limits when he has not won much will also stick to them after winning. 

[Didia Sofunichi]

Basic economics in secondary school taught us that human wants are insatiable and I believe that no amount of money is enough. A millionaire wants to become a billionaire and a billionaire a trillionaire.

[$crypto$]

I think no one can predict gambling, so he can win because of the great luck he had at that time, and he quickly got out of gambling to immediately enjoy his victory.

Some others do not think like that, but they will think that after winning big maybe a bigger victory will come to them. Well, this is what can actually cause addiction, because they think about something they shouldn't think about.

Most of the time when gambling, we put our selves in risky situations, which are usually determined by a good or bad break. If a person hits the jackpot, then the ability to quit and start counting the money is the best proof of restraint. But not everyone will agree with that, and very often we get stuck in a unprofitable cycle as long as we wait for the great win. The need to reproduce the stroke of genuine luck can ver quickly transform into a ritual that consumes time, energy and money. If you avoid confusing our objectives in life and always stick to our priorities of what we can do best in order not to wreak havoc to other people’s lives then no path that we choose is wrong because it will always balance the overall outcome of what will benefit us and other people in the society.

Furthermore, I personally think that when I enter gambling, I already think that the money I bring is lost money, because when we are ready to lose, we can say that we already know what the risk is like.

We cannot hope for luck, because there is no factor that can measure the luck we have, therefore it is better to be ready to lose, because that can also prevent us from addiction.

[yohananaomi]

Basic economics in secondary school taught us that human wants are insatiable and I believe that no amount of money is enough. A millionaire wants to become a billionaire and a billionaire a trillionaire.

Theoretically, what you say is something that does happen to everyone who still wants more than everything and certainly there will be no satisfaction that will be sought and, if possible, will be done more than has been obtained. He has become a millionaire to want more to be a billionaire and so on until he feels what he gets will not be able to satisfy him. This is a real human character, but there are still many who have reason and a mind. They are not like that, and enough as long as you can fulfill your needs.

[DragonF]

Basic economics in secondary school taught us that human wants are insatiable and I believe that no amount of money is enough. A millionaire wants to become a billionaire and a billionaire a trillionaire.

Theoretically, what you say is something that does happen to everyone who still wants more than everything and certainly there will be no satisfaction that will be sought and, if possible, will be done more than has been obtained. He has become a millionaire to want more to be a billionaire and so on until he feels what he gets will not be able to satisfy him. This is a real human character, but there are still many who have reason and a mind. They are not like that, and enough as long as you can fulfill your needs.

All humans are like this. Perhaps the opportunity to express their dissatisfaction has not arisen, so you believe they are content. The desire for more is inbuilt. For instance, when a person buys a car, he is overjoyed and will cherish it for a long time, but eventually he loses interest in the car and desires a new one. This is why you will never meet someone who has stopped working or investing because they believe they have enough. 

This is why a gambler who wins big cannot stop gambling. The question that always crosses their mind is, "Why stop when I could win more?" or having the idea that gambling is profitable. The excessive excitement that comes with winning can likely push a gambler to gamble uncontrollably, so I believe that this aspect should be guided again because it is easier to guide your stake than to stop gambling because of winning. 

[pieppiep]

I think no one can predict gambling, so he can win because of the great luck he had at that time, and he quickly got out of gambling to immediately enjoy his victory.

Some others do not think like that, but they will think that after winning big maybe a bigger victory will come to them. Well, this is what can actually cause addiction, because they think about something they shouldn't think about.

Most of the time when gambling, we put our selves in risky situations, which are usually determined by a good or bad break. If a person hits the jackpot, then the ability to quit and start counting the money is the best proof of restraint. But not everyone will agree with that, and very often we get stuck in a unprofitable cycle as long as we wait for the great win. The need to reproduce the stroke of genuine luck can ver quickly transform into a ritual that consumes time, energy and money. If you avoid confusing our objectives in life and always stick to our priorities of what we can do best in order not to wreak havoc to other people’s lives then no path that we choose is wrong because it will always balance the overall outcome of what will benefit us and other people in the society.

Furthermore, I personally think that when I enter gambling, I already think that the money I bring is lost money, because when we are ready to lose, we can say that we already know what the risk is like.

We cannot hope for luck, because there is no factor that can measure the luck we have, therefore it is better to be ready to lose, because that can also prevent us from addiction.

So there are often questions like whether due to engaging in something we strive for, we elevate how we perceive its value for ourselves and those around us, or lower it when the risk is considerably higher. Each decision that is made here, especially one that is financial, or any decision made using other forms of resource, is going to have ramifications that are much greater than can be seen initially. Since money is basically a means through which human needs are met, it should not be a way through which we put ourselves in a state of never ending insecurity. Controlling what we have, conscientiously allows us to be comfortable with the days ahead. Life will be happier when we spend our efforts and time in aspects that will yield the highest return and benefit to both the giver and the receiver.