Gamble wisely

[MRY]

I agree with you, that in card games your skill and experience too can make you win, but what about shearing the cards? You don't know what cards are been shared to you or your opponent , that is where the luck comes in. Gambling is based on luck, no doubt about that...

I think when gambling on cards at online gambling places the dealer usually provides his own cards every time the game starts. In this way the gambling party wants to minimize users who are familiar with card gambling to make it difficult for the user's skills to read cards. So if it's like that, what you have to do is read the situation and condition of your opponent at the gambling table, because usually when the enemy sees a good opportunity they will go all in using all the balance they have.

[luckyledger]

Is not ensuring that gambling wisely or responsibly would prevent you from making any form of losses, because those that gamble wisely still make losses , but gambling responsibly would help to reduce losses. We all know that in gambling is either you make profits or losses. So for if a gambler have $50, a wise gambler won't go all at Once with that amount instead make use of certain percentage because he or she don't know if his going to win or loss . Than going all in and lose everything, that they keep on saying always gamble with money you can afford to lose.

Your insight highlights a crucial aspect of gambling, the inherent uncertainty and the inevitability of losses. Indeed, gambling wisely doesn't eliminate losses but mitigates them, allowing for a more controlled and enjoyable experience. The approach of using only a portion of one's budget, as you mentioned, is a testament to the discipline of responsible gambling. It's about managing risk, not avoiding it entirely, which aligns perfectly with the adage of only betting what you're prepared to lose.

[bisdak40]

Gambling is what people do for fun, its 50-50 either you win or you loose, Gambling is based on luck, you can also earn in crypto currency in most casino games and poca, but that Doyle's not means it is an investment...
Always stake wisely and do it as fun, and don't forget to stop or quit gambling especially when your making it an habit or becoming addicted to it.
It us quite hard for an addict to quit gambling, but if you really want to quit it you can do it, you just need to work on yourself,  shear your ideas about gambling wisely ...

Totally agree that gambling is a 50-50 chance and it is guided by luck. But it is very hard for a gambler to quit drastically if he losses money as the tendency to chase the loss is there. A gambler needs to have a ton of self discipline to avoid the negative effects of it. It is okay to not quit gambling as long as you are not broke because of it, in short you must be a disciplined gambler. 

[MRY]

Totally agree that gambling is a 50-50 chance and it is guided by luck. But it is very hard for a gambler to quit drastically if he losses money as the tendency to chase the loss is there. A gambler needs to have a ton of self discipline to avoid the negative effects of it. It is okay to not quit gambling as long as you are not broke because of it, in short you must be a disciplined gambler.

Exactly, when they are addicted to gambling places like that, it will make it difficult for them to avoid gambling places, sometimes they give up all their assets to lose just to be able to get money and continue gambling in the hope that the capital money they used can come back again. People like that must go into rehabilitation well and be given positive knowledge so that their lives can return to the right path again.

[Penlex_Writer]

Gambling is what people do for fun, its 50-50 either you win or you loose, Gambling is based on luck, you can also earn in crypto currency in most casino games and poca, but that Doyle's not means it is an investment...
Always stake wisely and do it as fun, and don't forget to stop or quit gambling especially when your making it an habit or becoming addicted to it.
It us quite hard for an addict to quit gambling, but if you really want to quit it you can do it, you just need to work on yourself,  shear your ideas about gambling wisely ...

Totally agree that gambling is a 50-50 chance and it is guided by luck. But it is very hard for a gambler to quit drastically if he losses money as the tendency to chase the loss is there. A gambler needs to have a ton of self discipline to avoid the negative effects of it. It is okay to not quit gambling as long as you are not broke because of it, in short, you must be a disciplined gambler.

I think gambling has a 60/40 chance. The casino always has an edge over the player. This can be likened to a situation where in a racing competition, one of the runners is given some steps ahead of other runners. In this analogy, the runner ahead is the casino whereas the other runners are the gamblers. In this situation, it will not be easy for gamblers to win and so you require luck and skill to win which is always not easy.

[Mr. Allcrypto]

I think gambling has a 60/40 chance. The casino always has an edge over the player. This can be likened to a situation where in a racing competition, one of the runners is given some steps ahead of other runners. In this analogy, the runner ahead is the casino whereas the other runners are the gamblers. In this situation, it will not be easy for gamblers to win and so you require luck and skill to win which is always not easy.
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Gambling is 100% based on luck, and for casino games there are no skilled required. This is what most people get confused in an loss their money, as a gambler if you gamble with the intention that it is based on luck l, and also you gamble moderately without staking money you can't afford to loose at the moment, then I think you're doing the right thing. 

[Agbe]

You need to know that gambling addiction is not easily to be controlled if you don't know and the worst is that you won't know when you are sinking into addiction phase and before knowing you have gone worst into gambling and could be hard control.
Gamblers needs to be spacing themselves otherwise addiction is inevitable when they constantly gamble every day.

It's called being in denial, they are scared to admit that they are addicted whereas that's what it is already. Developing an addiction is very easy but trying to stop that addiction is the most difficult thing to do. I listen to people who try to advise gambling addicts and they always say" stop gambling how hard can it be" it's easier said than done, it's easy for them to  think that an addict can leave an addiction just like that. Being a gambling addict is a precarious situation to be in because this would cause a lot of harm in your life, this might affect your relationship with others and in the process of that you might lose friends. First process to recover as a gambler is limiting the time you engage in it, by giving it space you'd begin to lose interest in it gradually

[SamReomo]

Totally agree that gambling is a 50-50 chance and it is guided by luck. But it is very hard for a gambler to quit drastically if he losses money as the tendency to chase the loss is there.

That's very true, the ones who aren't well aware about gambling doesn't know that and that's the reason why they end up losing and losing in gambling.

In purely online casino based games there's always house edge that can beat most of the players, however in sports betting 50-50 chance applies.

The ones who look to chase their losses often get addicted to gambling and thus instead of earning any profits or enjoying gambling as a fun activity they end up destroying their own mindset.

[SmartGold01]

You need to know that gambling addiction is not easily to be controlled if you don't know and the worst is that you won't know when you are sinking into addiction phase and before knowing you have gone worst into gambling and could be hard control.
Gamblers needs to be spacing themselves otherwise addiction is inevitable when they constantly gamble every day.

It's called being in denial, they are scared to admit that they are addicted whereas that's what it is already. Developing an addiction is very easy but trying to stop that addiction is the most difficult thing to do. I listen to people who try to advise gambling addicts and they always say" stop gambling how hard can it be" it's easier said than done, it's easy for them to  think that an addict can leave an addiction just like that. Being a gambling addict is a precarious situation to be in because this would cause a lot of harm in your life, this might affect your relationship with others and in the process of that you might lose friends. First process to recover as a gambler is limiting the time you engage in it, by giving it space you'd begin to lose interest in it gradually

Addiction is like a disease where if got infected very hard to cure or treat and of course treating addiction is extremely very hard because it doesn't have a therapy or a particular medicine for it. So, as a gambler it would be nice to distance oneself at least gamble only 2-3 times per week with this it becomes very easier to reduce and control gambling addiction.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

You need to know that gambling addiction is not easily to be controlled if you don't know and the worst is that you won't know when you are sinking into addiction phase and before knowing you have gone worst into gambling and could be hard control.
Gamblers needs to be spacing themselves otherwise addiction is inevitable when they constantly gamble every day.

It's called being in denial, they are scared to admit that they are addicted whereas that's what it is already. Developing an addiction is very easy but trying to stop that addiction is the most difficult thing to do. I listen to people who try to advise gambling addicts and they always say" stop gambling how hard can it be" it's easier said than done, it's easy for them to  think that an addict can leave an addiction just like that. Being a gambling addict is a precarious situation to be in because this would cause a lot of harm in your life, this might affect your relationship with others and in the process of that you might lose friends. First process to recover as a gambler is limiting the time you engage in it, by giving it space you'd begin to lose interest in it gradually

Addiction is like a disease where if got infected very hard to cure or treat and of course treating addiction is extremely very hard because it doesn't have a therapy or a particular medicine for it. So, as a gambler it would be nice to distance oneself at least gamble only 2-3 times per week with this it becomes very easier to reduce and control gambling addiction.

It’s possible for a gambler to gamble everyday and still don’t get addicted, although gambling too frequently increases a gambler’s chances of getting addicted but that doesn’t mean it’s the major factor that drives addiction. A gambler can gamble as frequent as possible and still gambler responsibly every single time they do, it’s just a matter of perception, a gambler gets addicted, not just because he gambles too frequent, but when stops viewing gambling as an agent/source of fun and entertainment and starts considering it for its financial benefits, that’s when addiction starts, so when a gambler games for the financial benefits and only gambles once or twice a week and still suffer from the effects of addiction every single time he gamblers. 

[Ricardo11]

It’s possible for a gambler to gamble everyday and still don’t get addicted, although gambling too frequently increases a gambler’s chances of getting addicted but that doesn’t mean it’s the major factor that drives addiction. A gambler can gamble as frequent as possible and still gambler responsibly every single time they do, it’s just a matter of perception, a gambler gets addicted, not just because he gambles too frequent, but when stops viewing gambling as an agent/source of fun and entertainment and starts considering it for its financial benefits, that’s when addiction starts, so when a gambler games for the financial benefits and only gambles once or twice a week and still suffer from the effects of addiction every single time he gamblers.

I totally agree with you, when a gambler gambles the main motive of that gambler and his attitude towards gambling, is the main reason why that gambler is addicted to gambling. If a gambler only gambles for entertainment, there is a possibility of not becoming addicted despite playing frequently. But if a gambler gambles a few times a day and his main goal is to make money, he can easily become addicted. So the main reason for gambling addiction is the real intention and vision of the gambler, so gambling only for entertainment can avoid its addiction.

[SmartGold01]

You need to know that gambling addiction is not easily to be controlled if you don't know and the worst is that you won't know when you are sinking into addiction phase and before knowing you have gone worst into gambling and could be hard control.
Gamblers needs to be spacing themselves otherwise addiction is inevitable when they constantly gamble every day.

It's called being in denial, they are scared to admit that they are addicted whereas that's what it is already. Developing an addiction is very easy but trying to stop that addiction is the most difficult thing to do. I listen to people who try to advise gambling addicts and they always say" stop gambling how hard can it be" it's easier said than done, it's easy for them to  think that an addict can leave an addiction just like that. Being a gambling addict is a precarious situation to be in because this would cause a lot of harm in your life, this might affect your relationship with others and in the process of that you might lose friends. First process to recover as a gambler is limiting the time you engage in it, by giving it space you'd begin to lose interest in it gradually

Addiction is like a disease where if got infected very hard to cure or treat and of course treating addiction is extremely very hard because it doesn't have a therapy or a particular medicine for it. So, as a gambler it would be nice to distance oneself at least gamble only 2-3 times per week with this it becomes very easier to reduce and control gambling addiction.

It’s possible for a gambler to gamble everyday and still don’t get addicted, although gambling too frequently increases a gambler’s chances of getting addicted but that doesn’t mean it’s the major factor that drives addiction. A gambler can gamble as frequent as possible and still gambler responsibly every single time they do, it’s just a matter of perception, a gambler gets addicted, not just because he gambles too frequent, but when stops viewing gambling as an agent/source of fun and entertainment and starts considering it for its financial benefits, that’s when addiction starts, so when a gambler games for the financial benefits and only gambles once or twice a week and still suffer from the effects of addiction every single time he gamblers.

Be it frequent or not the main purpose why people gamble is to make profits as well as seeing it as additional source of income that is why gambling addiction is on a higher increase nowadays, and I bet if you check statistics you would see that the rate at which gambling addiction is increasing globally is much because this could be as reason of inflation and lot of people looking for additional way of earning money whereby engaging themselves mostly into gambling.

[Igebotz]

Be it frequent or not the main purpose why people gamble is to make profits as well as seeing it as additional source of income that is why gambling addiction is on a higher increase nowadays, and I bet if you check statistics you would see that the rate at which gambling addiction is increasing globally is much because this could be as reason of inflation and lot of people looking for additional way of earning money whereby engaging themselves mostly into gambling.

You can not generalize that the main reason people gamble is to make money because some people do not see gambling as a source of income. There is a distinction between profiting from gambling and profiting while gambling. To clarify, even if a person gambles for fun, as long as he wins, he makes a profit; however, this does not imply that the reason for his gambling is for profit. I know some people who gamble for fun, but they do not gamble all the time because they are always busy at work. So they only gamble during their leisure time.

Even without inflation, there have been instances of addiction. The truth is that, particularly in developing countries where poverty is the norm, most people have turned to gambling to help them overcome their poverty, and this pursuit of wealth through gambling has resulted in many becoming addicted. I bet that even if the cost of living is reduced, people will continue to seek riches through gambling and become addicted. This is a matter of individual thinking, not inflation.

[SmartGold01]

Be it frequent or not the main purpose why people gamble is to make profits as well as seeing it as additional source of income that is why gambling addiction is on a higher increase nowadays, and I bet if you check statistics you would see that the rate at which gambling addiction is increasing globally is much because this could be as reason of inflation and lot of people looking for additional way of earning money whereby engaging themselves mostly into gambling.

You can not generalize that the main reason people gamble is to make money because some people do not see gambling as a source of income. There is a distinction between profiting from gambling and profiting while gambling. To clarify, even if a person gambles for fun, as long as he wins, he makes a profit; however, this does not imply that the reason for his gambling is for profit. I know some people who gamble for fun, but they do not gamble all the time because they are always busy at work. So they only gamble during their leisure time.

Even without inflation, there have been instances of addiction. The truth is that, particularly in developing countries where poverty is the norm, most people have turned to gambling to help them overcome their poverty, and this pursuit of wealth through gambling has resulted in many becoming addicted. I bet that even if the cost of living is reduced, people will continue to seek riches through gambling and become addicted. This is a matter of individual thinking, not inflation.

Well, you can term it whatever but I must tell you the same that people gambles for profits, okay if not so, would you be that happy gambling all time and losing your money?
No, because when you gamble and lose money without even securing winning for at least one year good year, your interest to gamble would automatically reduced because you aren't profiting through gambling but, when the profits keeps coming you would see that your interest to gambling automatically increased to the next levels.

[Rruchi man]

Well, you can term it whatever but I must tell you the same that people gambles for profits, okay if not so, would you be that happy gambling all time and losing your money?
No, because when you gamble and lose money without even securing winning for at least one year good year, your interest to gamble would automatically reduced because you aren't profiting through gambling but, when the profits keeps coming you would see that your interest to gambling automatically increased to the next levels.

Gamblers are very positive people, and if they lose a couple of times, they are always positive about the next time that they gamble, that that will be their chance to win and win something good that will replace all the losses that they've made. It is difficult to accept, but there are also gamblers who gamble strictly for fun without any intention of making any money from it, and they usually do not concern themselves if they lose the money they use in gambling because they derive other benefits from gambling. For instance, if you go out to have a bottle of wine and a meal with a couple of friends and you spend some amount of money on this fun activity, will you expect to profit from it and make money? No, you won't, and this is how people who gamble for fun also view gambling. Whenever they gamble, and any money they allocate for gambling, they usually consider it an amount of money that they spend on having fun.