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> Most sports bettors arent trying to make money. This is totally disingenuous. Why else are gambling providers forced to include addiction recovery phone numb
by stack_framer 1y ago
> Most sports bettors arent trying to make money.
This is totally disingenuous. Why else are gambling providers forced to include addiction recovery phone numbers with their ads?
> A ticket to the game is $100+, is that money wasted too?
No, and this is equally as insincere as your first statement. Gambling takes money without offering a fair return in goods or services.
- HDThoreaun 1y ago> Why else are gambling providers forced to include addiction recovery phone numbers with their ads? Some people are sick and cant control themselves. > No, and this is equally as insincere as your first statement. Neither comments were insincere. > Gambling takes money without offering a fair return in goods or services. It provides entertainment, same thing tickets to the event provide. A lot cheaper than seeing the game in person too.
- bdangubic 1y ago> Some people are sick and cant control themselves. If people being sick and not being to control themselves required an intervention phone number in general, we'd run out of 10-digit numbers faster than Elon lasted in the government :) > It provides entertainment, same thing tickets to the event provide. A lot cheaper than seeing the game in person too. This 100% is the reason most if not all of my friends put money on the games. Not sure why this is so hard for A LOT of people to understand, putting money on the games gives many people I know more of a rush than sky diving