blueprints Posted April 26, 2020 #26 Posted April 26, 2020 Oh hell yeah id take it! In a heartbeat that would be enough money for me to get my life together and moving forward. I know it doesnt seem like a lot but it really would. and by the time that id have my life settled down, id be able to pay 10,000 dollars back so that i can gamble again but hopefully id of found some much better and healthier hobbies to occupy my time with. Gambling has brought more negative in my life then it has positive.
reebox Posted April 26, 2020 #27 Posted April 26, 2020 a very small amount to stop me from gambling, so I will not take it because it is not enough for me to make ends meet and also I might be able to stop if the amount is 1 million dollars.
smile522 Posted April 27, 2020 #28 Posted April 27, 2020 It would be enough reason to make me stop gambling.
Snoop5000 Posted April 27, 2020 #29 Posted April 27, 2020 I'd pay 10000$ to never gamble again. I quit for 3 month 2 years ago. I payed 13k$ I owed numerous people. I was telling a friend not play those casino on phone. It's bad. One day she won a bit. I asked her let me play 1 hand blackjack. Same night spent 1k$. I wouldn't be able estimate how much since. But I'd own a house and supercharger speed payment on it would'nt be any problem.
powerup1 Posted April 27, 2020 #30 Posted April 27, 2020 On 3/12/2020 at 3:47 AM, Thepug said: Let's say that you were given the opportunity to have $10000 in tax free cash. You can use this money to do whatever you want with it, but there will be a catch... You will never be able to gamble again. You will no longer to play gambling ever again in your life. If you decide to gamble again, this $10000 will be taken back off of you, even if you have spent it all. So, would you take the money and never gamble again? Or, will you forever be a gambler? $10000 = 1.29 BTC This doesn't seem to be able to stop me from playing gambling, maybe if 1 million $, ...I'm going to stop playing gambling
GKD09 Posted April 28, 2020 #31 Posted April 28, 2020 I started gambling from poker and csgo skins, and it was mainly for the thrill of it. Of course the extra bucks I made on the way was a bonus, but none of this money was really required. It was probably just a small $5 deposit and then the following deposits were all from this little one. I'm in the green somewhere between $1k to $2k and this free $10k - I would take it actually. And that way I probably would go back to gaming, and with this I'll be able to buy a perfect setup and fast hardware and pretty much any game. So yes, I'll walk away with this bonus anyday! 😍
Elpadrino Posted April 29, 2020 #32 Posted April 29, 2020 Yes of course without thinking twice 10000usd is pretty big for me , i have been here just to win 50 usd and i couldnt lol , 10000 usd its to much so yes i would stop gambling for 10k usd
Baqee Posted April 29, 2020 #33 Posted April 29, 2020 $10000 !! In my country it is worth a lot. And i am not into gambling. So i wouldn't think twice before accepting the offer. If we are being realistic no one cares if u gamble or not, enough to offer such money.
Mahdirakib87 Posted April 29, 2020 #34 Posted April 29, 2020 Well that's tough question. 10k$ isn't anything big amount. But if I ever plan to leave gambling I will take that chance. That will be extra money to have fun. Though really I won't leave gambling for 10k$.
Lucas Holder Posted April 29, 2020 #35 Posted April 29, 2020 I'm sure you would get a lot more positive answers if you were actually offering such a deal Otherwise, it's hard to tell if people are really saying the truth.
Thepug Posted April 30, 2020 Author #36 Posted April 30, 2020 On 4/29/2020 at 6:08 PM, Lucas Holder said: I'm sure you would get a lot more positive answers if you were actually offering such a deal Otherwise, it's hard to tell if people are really saying the truth. Looking at the comments so far, it looks as though people have done a good job in making the deal realistic. It’s just a “What if?” question at the end of the day. We all dream of winning the lottery one day and we imagine what we would spend this money on. Even though it’s unlikely to happen, it’s nice to imagine what would happen if we were in the situation
Lucas Holder Posted May 1, 2020 #37 Posted May 1, 2020 14 hours ago, Thepug said: Looking at the comments so far, it looks as though people have done a good job in making the deal realistic. It’s just a “What if?” question at the end of the day. We all dream of winning the lottery one day and we imagine what we would spend this money on. Even though it’s unlikely to happen, it’s nice to imagine what would happen if we were in the situation I agree but people lie to themselves. When nothing is at stake, people tend to have an idealized version of themselves (they answer how they would like to act, not necessarily how they would really act). Anyways, it's still interesting to hear the answers and actually offering 10K$ to people would make that experiment a very expensive one haha.
skrieeee Posted May 1, 2020 #38 Posted May 1, 2020 hmmm... I think I wont accept that 10k. My purpose of gambling is for fun, I use excess money for gambling, and therefore, I aint taking the 10k if someone offers me to not gamble forever. So, gambling 4 life.
Kseniss Posted May 1, 2020 #39 Posted May 1, 2020 On 3/11/2020 at 11:47 PM, Thepug said: Let's say that you were given the opportunity to have $10000 in tax free cash. You can use this money to do whatever you want with it, but there will be a catch... You will never be able to gamble again. You will no longer to play gambling ever again in your life. If you decide to gamble again, this $10000 will be taken back off of you, even if you have spent it all. So, would you take the money and never gamble again? Or, will you forever be a gambler? 1 mill will be fine )
wynang Posted May 1, 2020 #40 Posted May 1, 2020 @Thepugi am new only in gambling, if i'm giving a chance to have that big amount and Stop gambling ever in return, I will accept the Cash and use it in business and never to gamble even once. its just like a jackpot that we are waiting here @stake. hope my opinion is good.
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