What comes into your mind when you see a gambler?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

If a person decides to gamble, then it is a function that they would like to encounter intentionally. From what has been observed there are different trends in which the each of the persons views this particular game; while some view it as entertainment some feel ‘burdened’ when they experience losses. It may be seen that people have different opinions regarding the outcomes which has been achieved and it is quite natural. The crucial factor is what concerned the issue of winning and losing and the effects that gambling stays an activity to provide fun and enjoyment with a low pressure to achieve the aim it was created for.

Really, no one feels happy when they lose in gambling, not even those who claim to gamble for fun. And that’s why it’s advised that regardless of a gambler’s motive or aim for gambling, they should learn to prioritize not using money meant for something else to gamble, and let it be money that you’re willing and ready to lose, so that when the losses eventually comes, you’d be more than prepared for it, because inasmuch as no one likes to lose, losing in gambling stil remains inevitable.

[0t3p0t]

Really, no one feels happy when they lose in gambling, not even those who claim to gamble for fun. And that’s why it’s advised that regardless of a gambler’s motive or aim for gambling, they should learn to prioritize not using money meant for something else to gamble, and let it be money that you’re willing and ready to lose, so that when the losses eventually comes, you’d be more than prepared for it, because inasmuch as no one likes to lose, losing in gambling stil remains inevitable.

In short, use only extra money that we can afford to lose with no regrets. Losing really is annoying even if we are just gambling for fun and maybe no one want it either. Discipline is what will save us from more loses. I see people saying they are gambling for fun but ended up losing temper as well. Haha

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

In short, use only extra money that we can afford to lose with no regrets. Losing really is annoying even if we are just gambling for fun and maybe no one want it either. Discipline is what will save us from more loses. I see people saying they are gambling for fun but ended up losing temper as well. Haha

Hahaha that’s hilarious indeed. If a person claims to be gambling for fun and then loses his temper or control when he starts losing, then it’s clear that he wasn’t actually gambling for fun but to make money, because it’s only those who are in solely for the money that’ll fail to anticipate the losses that comes with gambling (which are quite inevitable). Since they’re only expecting to win, or they’re more interested in the wins, when the losses comes, it’ll sure be pretty disappointing and thereby leading to loss of temper. Lol

[pieppiep]

Really, no one feels happy when they lose in gambling, not even those who claim to gamble for fun. And that’s why it’s advised that regardless of a gambler’s motive or aim for gambling, they should learn to prioritize not using money meant for something else to gamble, and let it be money that you’re willing and ready to lose, so that when the losses eventually comes, you’d be more than prepared for it, because inasmuch as no one likes to lose, losing in gambling stil remains inevitable.

In short, use only extra money that we can afford to lose with no regrets. Losing really is annoying even if we are just gambling for fun and maybe no one want it either. Discipline is what will save us from more loses. I see people saying they are gambling for fun but ended up losing temper as well. Haha

Well, it is often the case that something that is fun can then take a man to rather strange circumstances. It is very true that at times all seems easy going and then the facet of emotions can change things drastically. It is evident that no matter how much we may try to convince ourselves to stop, we might have already been engulfed in this process and it is more difficult to get out. Whereas not every enjoyment shall always be free from a burden, and not everything that may be easily understood and achieved can be without weight if due regard is not taken. Some of the harm that may arise when something is done with the consideration of the benefits it is likely to offer when appropriate control measures are not put in place. The issue of interest revolves around the possibilities of maintaining control and not abrasive in irrelevant considerations.

[|MINER|]

yeah if it’s someone we personally know usually we can see all the harmful stuff that they experience maybe we see it manifest in physical ways or we see a change in behavior maybe he’s bit more aggressive and defensive or maybe he is starting to pull away from society in that case you can observe more closely and see what’s wrong

That's why in such situations, we shouldn't make direct comments without knowing the full context and the person. I think it would be better for us to avoid these.
I have many friends who I often comment on because many of them gamble irresponsibly. In their case, I advise them to change their behavior and, if necessary, abstain from gambling.

[$crypto$]

yeah if it’s someone we personally know usually we can see all the harmful stuff that they experience maybe we see it manifest in physical ways or we see a change in behavior maybe he’s bit more aggressive and defensive or maybe he is starting to pull away from society in that case you can observe more closely and see what’s wrong

That's why in such situations, we shouldn't make direct comments without knowing the full context and the person. I think it would be better for us to avoid these.
I have many friends who I often comment on because many of them gamble irresponsibly. In their case, I advise them to change their behavior and, if necessary, abstain from gambling.

If it is someone who is close to us, then we can give them advice not to gamble excessively, but we also have to be ready for the response they will give, because usually if they don't accept it then they will hate us.

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

[Rubel007]

yeah if it’s someone we personally know usually we can see all the harmful stuff that they experience maybe we see it manifest in physical ways or we see a change in behavior maybe he’s bit more aggressive and defensive or maybe he is starting to pull away from society in that case you can observe more closely and see what’s wrong

That's why in such situations, we shouldn't make direct comments without knowing the full context and the person. I think it would be better for us to avoid these.
I have many friends who I often comment on because many of them gamble irresponsibly. In their case, I advise them to change their behavior and, if necessary, abstain from gambling.

If it is someone who is close to us, then we can give them advice not to gamble excessively, but we also have to be ready for the response they will give, because usually if they don't accept it then they will hate us.

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

It doesn't matter how good advice we give to addicted gamblers, they will never take that advice positively. Rather, I have seen gamblers who can only listen to any advice but never move from their position. There are some gamblers who hate the advisor when given advice. But still, if I see someone who is gambling, I advise them to gamble responsibly so that they do not consider it a source of income.

[Igebotz]

It doesn't matter how good advice we give to addicted gamblers, they will never take that advice positively. Rather, I have seen gamblers who can only listen to any advice but never move from their position. There are some gamblers who hate the advisor when given advice. But still, if I see someone who is gambling, I advise them to gamble responsibly so that they do not consider it a source of income.

The reality is that advice does not change a gambler. All gamblers make their own decisions. It is difficult to advise a gambler who believes he can build a mansion through gambling. Only self-experience can cause them to change their minds, and it may be too late.

These gamblers pretend to have heard but then proceed to gamble as they see fit. This is why I believe that only a gambler can transform himself.

[$crypto$]

If it is someone who is close to us, then we can give them advice not to gamble excessively, but we also have to be ready for the response they will give, because usually if they don't accept it then they will hate us.

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

It doesn't matter how good advice we give to addicted gamblers, they will never take that advice positively. Rather, I have seen gamblers who can only listen to any advice but never move from their position. There are some gamblers who hate the advisor when given advice. But still, if I see someone who is gambling, I advise them to gamble responsibly so that they do not consider it a source of income.

It will happen, and indeed many of them respond even excessively. Sometimes I also get that from my own friends when I give them advice.

Sometimes I also think why I have to think about them, but I do it as a form of concern so that they do not overdo their activities. Although not family, but a friend relationship for me is enough to be able to care about them.

[PX-Z]

... Some persons see gamblers as wayward, useless and as people without vision

These are the type of gamblers who struggle to afford three meals a day yet still find a way to gamble. It’s easy to see them as irresponsible or desperate. However, when you come across gamblers dressed in suits or those with average or above-average wealth, you might describe them differently—perhaps as risk-takers or entertainment seekers rather than just reckless gamblers.

[|MINER|]

If it is someone who is close to us, then we can give them advice not to gamble excessively, but we also have to be ready for the response they will give, because usually if they don't accept it then they will hate us.

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

Personally, I think we should tell our close people more about the last things so that they can come back from their gambling addiction. And if they don't listen to our advice later, that's their business, but I will do what I have to do as far as my responsibility is concerned, even if they hate me.
At the same time, I wouldn't want to be the one to give advice to a stranger about their addiction and get a kick out of it. LOL

[pieppiep]

If it is someone who is close to us, then we can give them advice not to gamble excessively, but we also have to be ready for the response they will give, because usually if they don't accept it then they will hate us.

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

Personally, I think we should tell our close people more about the last things so that they can come back from their gambling addiction. And if they don't listen to our advice later, that's their business, but I will do what I have to do as far as my responsibility is concerned, even if they hate me.
At the same time, I wouldn't want to be the one to give advice to a stranger about their addiction and get a kick out of it. LOL

It is not easy to see the people that you know to engage in something that can be destructive to them. It becomes a natural desire to discuss with them and also to help to bring back to their senses, as it were, because caring entails doing so. But it is not always possible to hear this and, although sometimes, one has to accept that the final word is theirs. This makes it possible for all we have to do is to inform them what they should know without having to take much blame on them. Not every man is prepared to alter but if one fine day they are ready to know what they have done, at least we are doing what is right. It is rather normal that every person has his or her own time to gain certain realization.

[SamReomo]

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

Yes, it's not recommended to tell someone who's not known to you about gambling addiction or anything about it because they won't listen to you and there's chance that they might give you negative answers in much egoistic ways. It's still okay to advise your loved ones but you need to tell them about gambling responsibility as well.

[bitterguy28]

If it is someone who is close to us, then we can give them advice not to gamble excessively, but we also have to be ready for the response they will give, because usually if they don't accept it then they will hate us.

However, I do not recommend doing it to someone who is not close to us or we do not know them well, because their response will be worse than a friend we already know well.

It doesn't matter how good advice we give to addicted gamblers, they will never take that advice positively. Rather, I have seen gamblers who can only listen to any advice but never move from their position. There are some gamblers who hate the advisor when given advice. But still, if I see someone who is gambling, I advise them to gamble responsibly so that they do not consider it a source of income.

It will happen, and indeed many of them respond even excessively. Sometimes I also get that from my own friends when I give them advice.

you can’t control your friends unfortunately they will do whatever they want because they can’t see it from your own perspective they are not aware of the extent of their actions but real friends will stick together and try to bring up one another no matter what

Sometimes I also think why I have to think about them, but I do it as a form of concern so that they do not overdo their activities. Although not family, but a friend relationship for me is enough to be able to care about them.

i did say that we can’t give up on our friends but if it gets too much we can let go because we also have our own lives to worry about

[bitbit97]

I dont think that we should treat gamblers somehow differently or have special attitude towards them. Everyone has his own needs, everyone spends his life and money they way only he wants. They are same people as me and you. If you think that they are "different", then imagine what they think when they see crypto enthusiasts then. Or investors. For them "we" also can be weird people who gamble money while trading and spend them on not understandable things.