Well, there's a sound logic in what you have said here, we can be mindful about our money and forget that we're spending much time gambling which is the actual reason we are spending that much money. But when we're conscious of the time and plan out a time limit, then we can save more from excessive gambling through much time spent which were not keeping track of in the moment we're gambling.
When we are conscious of time, it's not only the time that we will be saving in gambling but also the amount which we will be spending too because the more time spent, the more likely the amount going in will increase unless the gambler is lucky enough to secure some winnings which will end up covering for the cost.
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January 26, 2026, 05:57:33 PM UTC in Gambling discussion
January 26, 2026, 05:44:36 PM UTC in Gambling discussion
Anything is possible while gambling, but we must not have high expectation of making it through from gambling, because we may be disappointed and never made it as we wanted it, this is not suggesting that we cant make it in gambling, but there are people who gamble to make a living and also earn from it by the virtue of an opportunity, that is why we cant concentrate our entire life on such except by luck it happened that we also hit our luck to win big.
Sometimes the question I ask some people who make their plan to earn a living from gambling is, 'Who have they actually seen make something very good and tangible?' Why just depend on gambling? And how many of those people are still doing well through gambling earnings alone? Before someone emulates something, they need to have a good role model who they have seen succeed while doing that thing, but as far as I know, I don't know anyone. January 26, 2026, 05:35:44 PM UTC in Gambling discussion
Why not cash out if this has been going on for quite too long and you're unsatisfied with losing all that funds because of a single game, you shouldn't allow it to go on and build you into a less confident gambler when you have the cash out feature screaming out to your hearing, or was it something that had so much to do with what the above user said - greed
Greed could only be the reason why the users won't want to cash out even after seeing such an amount of loss in his previous bets; it will always be as if once they cash out, the rest of the game will play, and they will lose the rest of the potential amount, which they will lose all while trying to get all at the same time. I know there is no guaranteed way, but there are some greedy decisions some gamblers make, which makes me look at them like people who don't really want to profit from their effort. January 26, 2026, 05:28:30 PM UTC in Gambling discussion
There are so many things that cause addiction and it is the right of a gambler to stay calm and gamble wisely so that they don't continue to complain while not seeing any solution. There are so many reasons for addiction and those that have been into the addiction problems before can relate on how easy a gambler can become addicted to gambling without there full awareness.
They might not be fully aware that they are addicted, but they will have the clue that they are gambling more than they should but will play dumb to it, thinking they will be able to correct it on their way, and things will continue to get worse as they proceed. Someone who lacks the self-discipline to control themselves from the beginning can't do it in the middle. January 26, 2026, 04:50:59 PM UTC in Gambling discussion
This often happens due to desperation. It could be that the player became very focused on playing and suddenly lost control of their money, resulting in losses that shouldn't have happened. It may be that, out of pure instinct, the player tried to recover that money, but it's not always like that; it doesn't work that way. In a casino, the more you bet desperately without enjoyment, the more money you will lose.
If you, as a player, lose control of yourself, which leads to spending more money than you should have, the best thing to do is avoid making a second mistake, which is chasing losses, thinking you could be able to recover that one lost out of mistake because that mistake of chasing your losses is never easy to come back from. The more you chase the loss, the higher the amount you lose. January 26, 2026, 04:25:55 PM UTC in Gambling discussion
And we must be prepared for that event, which may be very possible Personally, we as players must be sensible people who take that care. Playing and losing in the casino is very normal, more than it seems, The idea is that we must be intelligent with our money, we cannot be trusting and irresponsible people who bet too much money and then go through hardships.
Irresponsible people who make reckless gambles and still justify their decision as having taken the right risk are not people to follow or listen to at all; they are always too proud, even when they are making mistakes, and taking their step will only lead the person into being wrong too. Responsible gambling should come first before any other thing, not like some trying to make a profit in front. January 26, 2026, 04:14:06 PM UTC in Altcoin Discussion
Trump coins is a meme coin, there is no way of comparing them to Bitcoin that is the pioneer and with the highest dominance in the market. Bitcoin is not to evre to Bitcoin. The idea of memcoins being a threat to Bitcoin is being pushed by those who created these memecoins so care should be taken when approaching or investing in them so that hype will not lure them into that bad investment.
People are just messing themselves up and showing how unaware and uninformed they are by comparing shitcoins to Bitcoin. Aside from those shitcoins not having a good use case, there is nothing there to back them up. The low fee they promise is not everything, and some of them are even merged to a chain like Eth, which is known for high fees. January 26, 2026, 03:58:55 PM UTC in Altcoin Discussion
Altcoins and meme coins, to be exact, are the real gambling we have on the crypto market. If you want to invest in them, you are at high risk of losing all that you have invested. It's not easy to get it back; once it's down, it's down. Only a few survive the first phase. I have always advised anyone going after all these new coins because of the promise they make to be prepared to give in without receiving; only a few lucky people come out with profit.
January 26, 2026, 03:16:13 PM UTC in Altcoin Discussion
What I think we should also understand is Trump does not have to be deliberately targeting the crypto market for his actions and inactions to move the market being it in practice or just by merely advocating for something which can oppose the market. But there is also something I think we must not forget too, bitcoin has a long history of always doing the opposite of what the media sentiments are portraying.
He doesn't need to target the crypto market directly with his speech before his statement will affect the market, but sometimes he knows what he's doing and when to do it. In this period it appears as if it's when the market is making some kind of positive move that he remembers to stand and make some announcements which will affect both the crypto market and that of stock. People who sell off out of panic are the ones to blame. January 26, 2026, 02:17:09 PM UTC in Nigeria (Naija)
If you can kill your greed of wanting to make it real fast, then your chance of getting into the wrong hands will reduce. If you check the complaints of those who have been victims of Ponzi schemes, they are always in search of what will give them money, or they are being introduced to it, and they don't ask questions. One must learn how to ask questions and have it in the back of their mind that something that sounds too good to be true should be considered a scam, and they should stay away from it.