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"Today, I'm writing this piece to organize my thoughts about gambling. I wonder if it resonates with others and I'd love to hear your opinions.
We all love gambling, don't we? We gather on the Tiance Forum to share our gambling experiences and insights. We often share our encounters with the house, not just to liven up the forum, but also to connect emotionally and find solace. Without the forum, we have nowhere to pour our emotions and no sanctuary for our souls. We have a deep affection for gambling. Playing a few rounds every day is essential, and the thought of it never leaves our minds. Whenever we have spare time, we rush to our computers or phones, log in, and engage in battle. Often, we intend to play a few rounds and stop, but once we start, we can't stop until time runs out. Whether it's during the workday or late at night, we find ourselves compelled to play. Extended sessions of 2-3 hours, or even 6-7 hours, are commonplace because we simply enjoy it.
We all want to win money, don't we? When we gamble, we are enticed by the allure of money. Gambling offers excitement and the anticipation of unknown outcomes. It provides the much-needed, albeit scarce, financial rewards. It fuels a strange sense of self-confidence, as we believe that through perseverance, we can amass wealth and achieve financial freedom. This allure runs deep, captivating us. Each day we gamble, we are driven by this allure, and each of us has our own goals, big or small. Despite varying abilities and objectives, we all strive to move forward, for the distant future holds sustenance, light, and hope.
We all seek a winning strategy, don't we? In every battle, who wouldn't want to emerge victorious? The winner takes all. Initially, we all aim for victory and may even win a few times due to luck. However, as we engage in more battles, we realize that our luck isn't holding, and we start on a losing streak. Quickly, we seek out strategies for success and believe that with these 'winning' strategies, we can change our fortunes. They may help us for a while, and we win some, but in the end, we are ensnared by our reliance on these strategies, leading us to consecutive losses.
We must recognize that there are no guaranteed winning strategies, mustn't we? After losing once or twice, we often attribute it to our strategies not working and scour the forum for better tactics (such as cable or betting patterns). We employ these strategies, experience some short-term success, and ultimately, they become our downfall. After several attempts, we finally accept that there are no winning strategies. Each strategy has its flaws, no matter how small or rare they may be; if there's a chance for failure, it will eventually happen. Can you win for a day, a week, a month? But when the flaw appears, how will you overcome it?
We can only adjust our mindset and seek self-transcendence, can't we? Since we acknowledge that there are no winning strategies, we must return to our roots and look within ourselves. Without winning strategies, gambling can only be a form of entertainment. This means that casinos will continue to exist, and we need legitimate jobs to support ourselves and our families. It also means that we should be cautious when gambling. When facing a losing streak or a string of bad luck, it's crucial to cut losses, even if our emotions push us to keep trying. It's essential to listen to our inner selves, acknowledge our limits, and quit betting. If we can truly sacrifice a limb (our losses), then we have achieved self-transcendence. Once this mindset is firmly established, gambling can truly become a source of leisure and relaxation.
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Post time 11-9-2023 12:51:22