Both of them operates differently but the common denominator. Both of them are designed to exploit the greed minds in order to enrich themselves. It is only a great person that wants to make millions with just $10 or less.
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That is right. The common denominator here is that both exploits people's greed. If people could just be satisfied with the little they make, they wouldn't want to invest in such scam strategies.Both of them operates differently but the common denominator. Both of them are designed to exploit the greed minds in order to enrich themselves. It is only a great person that wants to make millions with just $10 or less.
Sorry I don't know the right answer for this question because I don't gamble. I believe in gambling it's only good if you are always winning. The problem you will have is when you always lose in gambling.I was in a discussion with a member here, he was telling me that gambling is a ponzi scheme. Cos one experience too many losses, meaning the loss count within the two schemes are greater than the actual winning profit. When it comes to gambling, more than 95% fall short only 5% can brag about winning on the scheme. The same also happens with ponzi, many looses money through ponzi but few recovers their capital stake and their interest rate.
Do you agree with the member here, that gambling is a ponzi scheme??
senior brother indeed. Like you said that gamble is making predictions in order to win our bet. But ponzi scheme is when where members pays members and at the long wrong it turns to been a scam.Gambling is different from ponzi schemes, although one oath to loose a lot from gambling without eventually winning something, but ponzi schemes on the other hand is the senior brother of gambling as the handler of it normally packs off after tricking one of his or her hard earned money.
I think gambling and ponzi scheme are different. In gambling, you're placing a bet on a prediction you have made, so it is either you will lose or gain. In a ponzi scheme, you are promised double of what you had invested, here, even your principal investment can be scurried off with.I was in a discussion with a member here, he was telling me that gambling is a ponzi scheme. Cos one experience too many losses, meaning the loss count within the two schemes are greater than the actual winning profit. When it comes to gambling, more than 95% fall short only 5% can brag about winning on the scheme. The same also happens with ponzi, many looses money through ponzi but few recovers their capital stake and their interest rate.
Do you agree with the member here, that gambling is a ponzi scheme??
Gambling does not operate like ponzi schemes, but they are almost alike.I was in a discussion with a member here, he was telling me that gambling is a ponzi scheme. Cos one experience too many losses, meaning the loss count within the two schemes are greater than the actual winning profit. When it comes to gambling, more than 95% fall short only 5% can brag about winning on the scheme. The same also happens with ponzi, many looses money through ponzi but few recovers their capital stake and their interest rate.
Do you agree with the member here, that gambling is a ponzi scheme??
Definitelly the two are not the same in the sence that gambling make us of chance before those that stake their money could be able to win,but in ponzi scheme,they just circulate peoples money among investors,and afterward close shop.Gambling is different from ponzi schemes, although one oath to loose a lot from gambling without eventually winning something, but ponzi schemes on the other hand is the senior brother of gambling as the handler of it normally packs off after tricking one of his or her hard earned money.