In reality, the odds are never in your favor. Relying on skills won't get you very far, since gambling is not based on skill. If you continue to gamble after you've lost a large amount, you will lose more, and it will result in deeper financial debt as well as deeper guilt and stress.
SteelSamurai8nm wrote: Mon Aug 21, 2023 5:08 pm
In reality, the odds are never in your favor. Relying on skills won't get you very far, since gambling is not based on skill. If you continue to gamble after you've lost a large amount, you will lose more, and it will result in deeper financial debt as well as deeper guilt and stress.
Yes, losing is a common outcome in gambling. Gambling involves taking risks, and there's always a chance that you might not win and could potentially lose money or other assets. It's important to approach gambling with caution and within your means, understanding that losses are possible outcomes.
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