Will you still gamble if this happens?

[DragonF]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money? And now that your fate regarding gambling has been revealed, will you doubt it and continue gambling, or will you stop gambling because it is not possible to make money through it?

[Penlex_Writer]

If a fortune teller tells me I can not make money from gambling, I will stop gambling. The reason for this is that if I continue to gamble, I will continue to lose money with no hope of ever winning. It is preferable to gamble in the hope of winning someday, as this is the mindset of all gamblers who gamble for financial gain.

In fact, if the monetary reward for gambling is removed, many gamblers, including myself, will quit. I understand that gambling for money is not the best form of gambling, but how can a gambler gamble not to make money or gamble when it is obvious that you will not make money from it? For me, it is impossible.

[bitterguy28]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money?

first of all i would not be gambling to gain money

but even if i were i also do not believe in fortune tellers lol i do not believe i can gain respectable money with gambling and i also don’t believe in my destiny being already decided so i would not be gambling to gain money i will earn money some other way not by gambling and certainly not by the way a fortune teller tells me to

that fortune teller is just stating the truth you will never be wealthy by gambling

[Igebotz]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money?

first of all i would not be gambling to gain money

but even if i were i also do not believe in fortune tellers lol i do not believe i can gain respectable money with gambling and i also don’t believe in my destiny being already decided so i would not be gambling to gain money i will earn money some other way not by gambling and certainly not by the way a fortune teller tells me to

that fortune teller is just stating the truth you will never be wealthy by gambling

I agree with you. A gambler does not need a fortune teller to inform him or her that gambling does not make anyone wealthy as you pointed out. Everything that happens around a gambler can cause him to reconsider gambling for money. Even though we occasionally hear stories of significant wins, the truth is that a person's destiny is never determined by luck. So, I believe that even those who won were simply lucky, and that luck had nothing to do with their fate. We attract success through what we do, so success does not happen by chance.

Any person who sits and waits to be successful without putting forth any effort will never be successful, which is why I believe that only the lazy gamble to make money overnight, and even if a gambler is fortunate enough to win big, such winnings cannot be sustained through continuous gambling. What this means is that gambling does not sustain wealth, and any dealing that does not sustain wealth is never a good idea to rely on for additional income.

[_act_]

I know that the chance that I can be rich through gambling is 1 in millions. I do not even need anyone to tell me that.

As for your question, I will continue to gamble. But that is because I am not looking for success in gambling but I just need to entertain myself with it.

For someone that is doing it for money, I am not such a person.

[Jating]

I will still continue to gamble and take that risk, not that I want to believed to a fortune teller, but as a gambler, we want to test the unknown. We wanted to see if we can go back to the fortune teller and says, well I guess you are wrong because I just gamble and I won big money.

And I do not think that gamblers here are going into fortune teller for advise?

I know that gamblers are superstitious, but personally, I will not go to fortune teller and have a read on my future. I will still be the one deciding my future and what I wanted to do.

[Emmanuel1]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money? And now that your fate regarding gambling has been revealed, will you doubt it and continue gambling, or will you stop gambling because it is not possible to make money through it?

to me gambling is controlled by spirit because every gambler, I mean addict gambler, it is very difficult for them to stop gambling because of that spirit behind gambling so if a fortune teller tells a gambler that he cannot be wealthy in gambling it cannot prevent the gambler not to gamble because is a lifestyle and it has become their nature. That's my opinion.

[Igebotz]

to me gambling is controlled by spirit because every gambler, I mean addict gambler, it is very difficult for them to stop gambling because of that spirit behind gambling

I want to refute the notion that gambling is controlled by a spirit. Habit is something that develops over time through constant involvement in that thing, not as a result of any spirit. To become a chain smoker, one must first smoke. It takes a gambler to become addicted to gambling. A person must be exposed to drugs before becoming a drug addict. This implies that a person is defined by the things he does frequently.

so if a fortune teller tells a gambler that he cannot be wealthy in gambling it cannot prevent the gambler not to gamble because is a lifestyle and it has become their nature. That's my opinion.

I agree with you on this. When a person becomes addicted, he is controlled by the addiction because his desire to gamble outweighs his ability to control it. This is why a fortune teller's revelation cannot deter him from gambling, even if he was initially gambling for money. When a gambler is addicted, he has no reason to gamble; he simply wants to gamble. 

[Woodie]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain.

Come on don't tell me we have people that gamble not to make some money 🤑 🤑

If gambling was not about the money people would have been playing their games using demo funds and then you would see nobody likes the free stuff .

So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money? And now that your fate regarding gambling has been revealed, will you doubt it and continue gambling, or will you stop gambling because it is not possible to make money through it?

I think this will depend on the person if they believe in supernatural powers and all that...if this fortune teller thing  doesn't convince you..I don't see a reason to stop 

[Baofeng]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money? And now that your fate regarding gambling has been revealed, will you doubt it and continue gambling, or will you stop gambling because it is not possible to make money through it?

In the first place, I do not think that gamblers are going to seek fortune tellers, on the contrary, I know majority of gamblers doesn't believed on them. So in my case, if ever some street fortune teller says that I will not be wealthy thru gambling? I will just be laughing at him or her.

So I will not stop gambling, and I might be gambling for more to proved that the fortune teller is wrong by all accounts. And it's obvious though that you really need to be very lucky to be rich and wealthy thru gambling, like hitting the lottery or a major jackpot in a casino.

[Promocodeudo]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money? And now that your fate regarding gambling has been revealed, will you doubt it and continue gambling, or will you stop gambling because it is not possible to make money through it?

If a fortune teller tell me what you said, I will have to stop it because if I continue it will be personal deceit of the highest older to me, though this is for me but let's not forget that there are addicted gamblers and there is nothing anyone will tell them that will make them believe that they won't win or get wealthy through gambling unless there is supernatural intervention that will make them to stop it.
Personally I won't doubt what the fortune teller said because am not the only person that he has revealed their fortune to, so why will I doubt him, I will see it as an opportunity to stop gambling totally after all am not addicted to it, am in control of my game so continuing won't be an option for me since I now know my fate if I eventually continue.

[Cantsay]

If my only reason for gambling was for monetary gain and then I got told by a fortune teller that I won’t be able to get rich through gambling, the only reasonable thing I’d do is for me to quit (if the predictions of that fortune teller are correct and have been confirmed by numerous people) I’d quit and look for another means.

But if I earn money through gambling and also have fun during the process if such a news is delivered to me I won’t quit instead I’ll reduce the amount I use to gamble to the minimum so that I won’t have to be wasting money again all I’ll now be gambling for will now be for the fun I get from it.

[Crypto Library]

I was just thinking about something when this thought crossed my mind. This is about people who gamble for monetary gain. So, if a fortune teller tells you that you cannot become wealthy through gambling, will you continue to gamble knowing that the only reason you gamble is to make money? And now that your fate regarding gambling has been revealed, will you doubt it and continue gambling, or will you stop gambling because it is not possible to make money through it?

In fact, it is not completely false that you cannot become rich by gambling because there are many people who win the jackpot and become owners of huge wealth. And this is where we get greedy and want to get rich by gambling which is a wrong idea.
People are rich in gambling but one of the few million of them is the lucky person to see it. This is not something where everyone is becoming a million. So a person here is winning and on the other hand millions of people are losing S, so it is nothing but foolishness to be rich. And those who question this idea should never be gambling.

[vegasus]

In my opinion, why should you trust fortune tellers for that? Even people who are not good at fortune telling know that gambling will not make you successful and rich. unless you are that great and lucky. and out of all the people in this world, how many percent of people are really lucky and that great at gambling to become rich? Can you be one of them?

Gambling is something uncertain, unless for example we do skill-based gambling, that alone does not guarantee that the more skillful, the more successful you will be in gambling. hard to find. Because gambling is complicated, not only about winning or losing, but how we can manage ourselves to know when to gamble and when to stop, for what? to avoid all addictions. Because when addicted, let alone thinking about success, they will always think about how to get money to continue gambling no matter what happens, as long as there is still breath, continue gambling.

and this is what needs to be avoided, maybe we always hope that we will be successful from gambling, but my advice, don't expect success from uncertain and high-risk things like this. Just do it reasonably, and keep managing ourselves so that we don't get too caught up in gambling.

[target]

Fortune teller sounds like your wife whose main goal is actually to keep your money from you.
If you are old enough to gamble I'm sure you are not that naive as well to just allow a fortune teller to stop you from enjoying life even for a limited time left.

I might just challenge the fortune teller as well why she stay as fortune teller and is she planning to stay as is forever.