I should probably quit gambling now.

[DirtyS]

I've had a hard time stopping myself from staking away all my Oldschool GP. I've bought close to 200m over the past few months and have lost all of it.

What happens is I go up a lot and then make dumb decisions like a lot of people who gamble too much out there.

 

[Daddy Dropperz]

Honestly I'd use that cash to invest into something else safe and efficient. Trust me, and you probably already know from the first part, nothing feels shittier than losing a ton on gambling.

 

[Smurfie]

This is the worst addiction to have IMO. Goes straight to the bankrupt part.

 

[07rsftw]

That is crazy quit while ur still up

 

I did cash out. I'm just at contemplating cashing in a bit to try to make another large sum of money. I'm well off irl, this just lets me have nice unneeded things.

This sentence in itself is extremely red flags. If you keep up at the rate you are you won't be well off in 3 years I can promise you that. Seek some help.

I gamble in real life at a casino, I take $100 with me and I usually only play roulette. Some days I walk out with $0 some days I walk out with 1-2K I'm currently up $5500 at my current casino from walking away every time I was ahead and starting again a few days later I found myself losing a lot when I would make rash decisions on betting while ahead

Can you explain CSGO betting to me? I kind of have the grasp down but I don't understand how a $140 skin turns into $13,000. I also know you're not lying which means I need to start playing CSGO. From one gambler to another, teach me your ways.

If you're going to be gambling at least learn some hold'em or something to play live cash games at the casinos, less house edge and more mentally stimulating in my opinion.

 

[Burnley]

buy as much shit as you need in real life that will be useful

house deposit? car? education? phone?

once you have everything you need, what ever you have left go mad with it

 

[Silent Gambler]

I promise you the winnings will go on the downhill spiral you'll feel a lot better with $50,000 then 0.

Mark my words.

 

[TheOlivetian]

Stop while you're ahead, my friend. It isn't worth it in the long run.

 

[Dabbing]

I've had a hard time stopping myself from staking away all my Oldschool GP. I've bought close to 200m over the past few months and have lost all of it.

What happens is I go up a lot and then make dumb decisions like a lot of people who gamble too much out there.

200m is close to nothing but loosing GP, especially if bought with real money always sucks

 

[esheNZ]

Gambling on any level for the average Joe is a shit vicious cycle in my own opinion. As long as its just for fun and your not throwing money you cant afford I don't see the harm though..

 

you think that your going to quit but in reality your not, its hard to quit gambling.

 

[VanillaGold]

you think that your going to quit but in reality your not, its hard to quit gambling.

yep, once you make some $ you're going to keep on trying to make more until your empty

 

One thing I learned about gambling is you will adopt the mentality of "enough is never enough" as you progress further with your winnings. I remember back in 2011 or 2012 I was up 3b staking (at the time, this was a fuck load), I could buy any item in the game and every item I would need at the time, but there was always a voice in my subconscious saying "if you stake this, you can have this", thus leading to me eventually losing everything. I haven't gambled in a year and I don't plan on gambling again.

 

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[Markintosh]

Gambling will always end up bringing you to the ground, dirt poor. You're definitely right about quitting

 

[RSgoldlab]

The only sure thing about luck is that it will change. quit while you're ahead , & don't lose your money

 

[mrjami]

Gambling thrills but kills homie..

 

[goldwish82]

Fucking hell u had $132k real money??? U could buy a Lamborghini with that lol

 

[Fluffee]

As everyone else has said, quit while you're ahead. Cash out everything you have and invest it in something, particularly your education. In 10 years, a degree and stable job will be well worth it.

Look for some professional help if you're actually trying to kick this addiction, gambling addiction is a genuine sickness. Good luck, and I hope it turns out for you!