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00:04What is this?
00:07What is this, Dad?
00:08Where are the house furnishings?
00:10When I find the mosque
00:12Dad, are you back in the Emirates again?
00:14Sir, you've returned to the threshold again?
00:16Answer me, Dad, money, brother!
00:18I'm free to do what I want, since that's how it is now.
00:20I'm talking to a grandfather and acting accordingly.
00:23Where's the phone?
00:25I
00:26Did you put the phone down?
00:27Not just anything
00:29I fear someone, Mama and Hamda
00:33Did you pawn it, Mom?
00:34No, by God, I would sacrifice myself
00:35I divorced her normally, but
00:37Or she's the one who divorced me
00:40Hamda is the one I pawned
00:41Dad, have some shame, I swear! Wasn't he really that annoying?
00:43Honestly, Hamda Saab is exaggerating.
00:46I saw, I saw
00:47But what happened was also Hamda, meaning
00:49Are you convinced by what you are about to say?
00:51Seriously, no, it was extremely difficult.
00:54Okay, but seriously, I don't know the way to who this is?
00:56I know very well
00:57I am actually Kasban and Farhan
00:59What a mess, Dad!
01:02But don't call me "Dad" anymore.
01:05any?
01:11any?
01:12Dear viewers, peace be upon you.
01:14And you learned about it in a good episode of the Al-Daheeh program.
01:16Shake the beautiful scenery, let me take you by the hand.
01:18For the 2023 page
01:19When Newcastle United makes a very important announcement
01:22He announces that he has signed a player
01:24The midfielder's name is Tonali
01:25The rising talent coming from Ismailan
01:28In a huge deal that reached almost
01:30seventy million euros
01:31And this, my dear, made it almost more expensive.
01:33Italian player in history at that time
01:35Everyone was particularly excited about this deal.
01:37Under what was his first appearance in the English league?
01:39Wow, time brought Job in the first match!
01:41But my dear Hazir, a state of happiness doesn't last long.
01:44Because in October 2023 the news will start to spread
01:46Investigations being conducted by the Italian Public Prosecutor's Office
01:48Regarding betting on a football match
01:50The challenge is revealing, my dear, that Tonali
01:52He was using illegal betting platforms.
01:55This violates the rules of the Italian Football Federation.
01:57The results of the investigation, my dear, were earth-shattering.
01:59The Italian Football Federation has decided to suspend Tonali for a full ten months.
02:02Who will he stop with? He will stop with Newcastle.
02:04The one who still has seventy million euros
02:06And all this for what? For one jinn?
02:08This is the most expensive genie in history
02:09Indeed, my dear Tonali, I stopped for a full ten months.
02:11With his obligation to attend therapy sessions
02:14To deal with amaar addiction
02:15And participating in awareness campaigns about the dangers of amaurosis
02:18This punishment prevents him from completing the new season with Newcastle.
02:21And also that he will participate with the Italian national team in Euro 2044
02:25My love, Abu Ahmed, it's not possible that this player is poor and has haircuts
02:27And the Italian role, you know, didn't pay.
02:29He is Saleh Haja from Abu Ahmed's grill, Mahzour
02:31Kenin, my dear, you surprised me by saying that Tonali didn't really need money.
02:34A talented player from Upper Egypt who plays for Milan.
02:35He's going to a rich league, he's going to Newcastle United.
02:48Before pursuing profit, something was more important than profit.
02:50Victorian affiliation is more important than Victorian
02:53This, my dear, is an introduction to this dangerous and rugged world.
02:57In this episode, I will reveal all the details and stories to you.
03:00Go out and come back again
03:01The beautiful scenes moved me; let me begin our conversation on the subject of the Emirates.
03:05By going on a journey through time and space
03:08The beautiful scenery has captivated me; let me take your hand and we'll rush to Finland.
03:10Specifically, the late 1930s and early 1940s
03:13And before you ask me what took us to Finland during this awful period
03:15Tell me that the First Blind War was still over
03:17And the second blind war in the foren takes a face
03:19Get ready and take it out
03:20Finland, my dear, at that time had an existential problem.
03:22Hey Abu Ahmed, what brought us to this continent?
03:24Why didn't I settle in Asia?
03:25Finland, my dear, had a bigger problem.
03:26War is not what will define its borders.
03:28Nor does it have a natural disaster risk.
03:29No, my dear, the problem was with the gambling.
03:32Many, my dear, from the Finnish people
03:33He loved to gamble and climb
03:35The race is here, a match for football, Nick
03:36The game of Kutchanan, we see where the bride is
03:38You throw in one pound, it either comes back five, or it doesn't come back at all.
03:41People used to like to bet
03:42The problem, my dear, for Finland was not a moral one.
03:44The problem is that this betting money, instead of staying in Finland,
03:47And the local bad weather was reviving, with flights to Sweden.
03:50Because in Sweden some forms of betting were legal
03:53For example, the lottery said it's a setup.
03:55And money in Finland goes to Sweden specifically
03:57Why might Finns be lazy?
03:58The situation, Abu Ahmed, is that there was hostility between Finland and Sweden.
04:01Not because money was being lost there
04:02No, my dear, there was animosity.
04:04The relationship between Finland and Sweden is like a classic
04:07The Undertaker and Kane have a long history of intense rivalry.
04:10Sweden ruled Finland for over 600 years.
04:12From roughly the 12th century to the early 19th century
04:15Swedish was also for many years the language of the aristocratic elite in Finland.
04:19The rich man in Finland spoke Swedish.
04:21And to this day it is one of the two official languages of Finland
04:25Unfortunately, my dear
04:26It creates particular sensitivity, jealousy, and rivalry.
04:28Specifically in sports, for example, what kind of sports?
04:30hockey uniform
04:31The issue, my dear, was so significant that even the Finns were concerned.
04:34They might not win
04:35Sweden is losing
04:36Do you know, my dear, what's happening between Al Ahly and Zamalek?
04:37When they get up and soften, both the situation and the incident will be resolved.
04:40Or all the saltiness and sweetness that happened to you from Smouha
04:42It's not important that I win you over
04:43The important thing is that there's another team that's teaching you a lesson.
04:44He appreciates you, annoys you, and loses you
04:46Among the people, with my dear friend, the former Al-Sharqeeq Club, both are comfortable.
04:48Your drummer, my dear, is a factual piece of information.
04:49This Eastern Province hockey team has taken over the hockey scene.
04:52Every African championship they renew
04:53The last time I looked, it was 28
04:5428 championships, I don't want to say the number
04:57Because they keep adding to the African Championship
04:58Well, my dear friend, look for him.
04:59Also, my dear, there was a war between Finland and Sweden.
05:03On the level of humor
05:03The Finns, for example, have a joke
05:05He asks you, he tells you
05:06Who is more stupid than the stupid Finn?
05:07What's up, Abu Ahmed?
05:08The intelligent Swede
05:09God is great, Abu Ahmed
05:11I'm going to study the Finnish school of humor.
05:13Wait, what are you listening to in Swedish?
05:14The Swedes are not Heizkotwa
05:15They have a joke too
05:16Why don't Finns play stomping?
05:17No, Abu Ahmed
05:19Because nobody cares to look for it
05:20All of this, my dear, explains this enemy to you
05:23So, he entered.
05:24At that time, the Finns are placed in a position where they have money.
05:26Workers going to the Swedes
05:27It supports the Swedish economy
05:29And this is also, in one way or another
05:30He will go to Swedish sports teams
05:32Finnish teams will play
05:34So we want them to give us the lanterns that they use to win us over.
05:36It's easy, Abu Ahmad, they don't prevent the emirates.
05:37No, you're kind and respectful.
05:39And Hassan, we leave more than an increase
05:40In our country, I didn't decide to sell the goods.
05:42By decision, they adopt a much stranger solution.
05:44They will create national real estate companies.
05:47They nationalized the Emirates
05:48I'm not showing up, my dear
05:49They will make the companies wholly state-owned.
05:51With its beautiful shores
05:53Like, for example, Re
05:53Those who held the positions of the governors
05:541838
05:55And another company called Vicos
05:57The one who controlled sports betting in 1940
05:59The goal of the painful one was very noble and sublime
06:02We will collect these lanterns
06:03And we will redirect the funds towards the public good.
06:05We support Finland with it
06:06We support Finland.
06:07Arts, sciences, and health of Finnish citizens
06:10And it begins, my dear, if Finland's plan succeeds
06:12National companies dominated the market
06:14And the money stayed in Finland
06:15So, my dear, we'll see in 2017
06:17It will be for Aziz for years
06:19Merging all these companies into one entity is a disaster.
06:22So, my dear, it might seem to you that the block is being used.
06:25And Finland has finally figured out how to proceed.
06:27But what's happening is that in 2017
06:29Together, we consume betting sites and apps.
06:31The money was sent back to be spent outside Finland.
06:33And as you know, sometimes it's not just for Sweden.
06:36Your brother Mohammed bin Halwan is sitting at the Republic Coffee Shop
06:38And Khanq worked with Saab Al-Qahwa to get him to play a match in the Brazilian fourth division
06:42Leave the nonsense and what's in front of him and focus on the derby match with Tombinas.
06:46That's how I, my friend, learned about betting.
06:48Secondly, as you might say, the companies were unable to put pressure on the European Union.
06:50In the European Union, Finland tells me, "What you're doing is unacceptable."
06:53It's not right for one entity to monopolize betting; the moon is for everyone.
06:56So that he can see the pressure from the European Union
06:58The Finnish government begins preparing itself
07:00The law will begin to be applied from the first of 2027
07:02The law removes this obsession from the most important part of the betting market today.
07:06These are online sports betting and online casino games.
07:09Yes, it's not like that, but he will allow any private company
07:11Regardless of their nationality, they provide these services legally in Finland.
07:15And she still has to pay taxes to the Finnish government.
07:17Oh, Abu Hamieh, this head is messed up as usual.
07:19Bring it this way, bring it that way, you'll win. Bring it this way, this way, this way, what's the matter?
07:22Today, my dear, this happened at the casino and sports levels.
07:25We don't know where this might lead in the future.
07:27The worst kind of betting we see is the expansion of the battle.
07:30There are still bets being placed on the elections.
07:32There were still bets placed on the albums and their rankings.
07:34The bets that were placed on the match were about who would win and who would lose.
07:37It became more complicated
07:39How many more corners? How many more yellow cards?
07:41There are still some very complex things, and many other things.
07:44This market, my friend, is growing and everything is getting mixed up.
07:47And listen, my dear, because this matter is extremely important.
07:49And the story doesn't begin here.
07:51The issue is older than that.
07:52Betting, my friend, is a game much older than you imagine.
07:56She changes her skin with every era
07:57It evolves with each new technology
07:59The game practically started at the beginning of history, before there were companies and before there was football.
08:03The game started with some colored pebbles, seashells, or sticks with a few nipples on them.
08:06But the most famous was the ankle bone in the sheep's heel.
08:09Its scientific name is Astragon.
08:10This bone, my dear, has an irregular shape and four blurry points.
08:13In it, my dear, was the old-fashioned flower.
08:15Nar
08:15The short-lived people found this greatness everywhere.
08:17Found in fossils thousands of years old
08:19The tombs of the ancient Egyptians possess this grandeur.
08:21The ruins of the Greek temples possess this grandeur.
08:23Even my dear, under the Roman house
08:25This bone was widespread, and I don't know who first used it.
08:28This greatness had clear uses
08:30First, as we said, the bets are on each of the four faces.
08:32It has a value like the back
08:34And you throw it and see it, you look at it, it will come out
08:35What face will bloom for him?
08:36The second use was stranger, which was to predict the future.
08:39I hope, my dear, that these charlatans don't throw the situation around like this.
08:41Or he looks at the coffee cup and tells her, "This is what will happen."
08:43The nuska deals with the bone in the same way
08:45They throw it and see if it will fall, then the intention is clear.
08:46So that they can make their fateful decisions
08:48Or they know the result of a battle
08:49Or even to understand what might happen tomorrow
08:51And everything else has an explanation.
08:52The old women said it like this: "Welcome, throw the dice."
08:54And see what she'll get
08:55So, my dear, that's how the empresses of the time were.
08:57It wasn't unknown or a mystery, we thought
08:59Remember when the emperor sat planning?
09:00Occupy this place and deploy your army here.
09:02And work economically like this
09:04The Caesar is working hard to get the beans
09:06The practice of divination and fortune-telling were very closely intertwined.
09:08Same tool, same idea
09:10Which you can use in a baptismal font
09:11You can use it in a bar.
09:12Because the result you might see is random
09:14If only you had reflected upon it, my dear
09:16You will find it to be a direct expression of divine power.
09:18Because if you believe in God
09:20With great authority
09:21You will believe that anything, no matter how random,
09:24It's not random
09:24It comes from the divine will
09:26You could say "my dear" in another way.
09:28This is an interesting observation.
09:29That the narrator was
09:30Hotline ancient peoples
09:32The one who asks Bill's family about anything that's keeping them busy
09:34All that is required of you in the dear situation
09:35You throw the bone and see what happens
09:37If I raised greatness and lost
09:39So it's in my interest to lose.
09:40If I had raised greatness and won
09:42So that was the message that I was supposed to continue
09:44And I earn
09:44This is a means of communication
09:46Because this greatness is precious, as I explained to you
09:48Its shape is irregular
09:49Her flower is now
09:50So, the possibilities were clear and specific.
09:52Compared to the second whisper, it is not equal.
09:54That's why
09:55Each civilization began to develop the Nard in a different way.
09:57Whether from biting, wood, or stones
09:59We are trying as much as possible to make the probabilities equal.
10:01So one time they pull out a dice with four faces
10:03Once we respond with eight whispers
10:05We haven't even reached the current design of the Nard yet
10:07Around 1078 BC
10:09Who else, my dear, cut this dice shape?
10:11Three letters on two seas, and in them is fire.
10:13Egypt, my dear
10:14One against six
10:15Two against five
10:16And so on and so forth
10:17Each pair of faces opposite each other equals seven.
10:20And in return, my dear, there is an important word if you reflect upon it.
10:22The justice that is achieved by the back
10:24Justice based on randomness
10:26It was natural that attempts at cheating would appear.
10:28For example, changing the shape of the angle is a simple matter.
10:31Or you could put an extra layer of money in one area.
10:33To increase the chances of getting a number that matches mine
10:35Cheating, my dear, is as old as the days of the emirate.
10:38But aside from the bettors who want to know the horoscope in Hyun again, as it is promoted by the signs
10:42Hyun Scientific Hyun Scientific
10:44Oh, Narsi, of course, even the scholars have shown a problem between them, and they want to play games.
10:47How can they claim to be scientists when it's a strange phenomenon they're studying?
10:50Is that how we do things?
10:51For example, I appreciated the phenomenon of women
10:54A strange phenomenon that baffled scientists
10:56People have started to notice that some results are repeated more often than others.
10:58They started working on this and trying to develop a pattern.
11:00So, my dear, the first book on analyzing signs was published.
11:03They wrote about the Italian gambler Cardano
11:04When did they write it? In the sixteenth lice section.
11:06And my dear friends who are obsessed with the signs began to wonder
11:08Questions began to arise in front of them
11:09Okay, ask him, we're playing for money.
11:10The game stopped halfway through without us finishing.
11:12So how do we divide this bet money fairly?
11:14Or a question asked in Law 17 by the French
11:17My dear friend, the question is:
11:19Why is it that when we draw the dice three times
11:21Tears from the number ten appear more prominently than those from the number nine.
11:23This question, my dear, was automated.
11:25To the point that he sought the opinion of a great scholar
11:27The world is not just Kala
11:28He himself knew the answer to my dear questions.
11:30These questions, my dear, were one of the most important reasons
11:33If the science of mathematical probability has developed with us
11:36This is one of the most important sciences of all.
11:38Secondly, my dear, this is the science that is currently undermining the AI revolution.
11:41L M
11:42Because the AI that's working now is a language model.
11:45It calculates the probability of words being repeated in certain positions.
11:48This science is, in one form or another, the science of probability.
11:51One of the reasons that made us think about it and develop it is the game.
11:55One second, Muhammad, this is happening in Qanun 17
11:57This is very late
11:58We are all possibilities, an important law
11:59What made him so late?
12:00As I told you, my dear, some people saw fire as something from God.
12:04This is fate and destiny
12:05It's no longer acceptable to study, analyze, and work on it.
12:07The idea, dear, of the Trailby Combat game is from GemTrons.
12:10They assume that God will reward the right person.
12:12In the name of God, they fought one another, regardless of who was right or wrong.
12:15Whoever wins God's favor is the one who wins Him.
12:17Likewise, whoever's luck turns out to be in their favor, God is the one who benefits.
12:20Don't live in need, mind your own business.
12:21Do you think, my dear, that we have now arrived at a reliable method for calculating probabilities?
12:25And the development of mathematical probabilities, as I told you
12:27This is something that will guarantee a win.
12:28This, my dear, can happen with a stallion if you're playing against one or more players.
12:32I play games like poker and bridge, and also sports betting.
12:36Oh, of course we'll need complex mathematical models.
12:38But it's still possible
12:40If you play with good odds, your chances of winning will increase.
12:42But they will remain possibilities.
12:43The question here, my dear, is important.
12:45For example, if you were playing against an opponent who was specifically designed to deny you a win
12:49It makes you always want to play and always have it in your pocket.
12:52You can access it at any time
12:53Why, my dear, in cases of fair competition?
12:54Assuming it is fair
12:55We're talking about Omar too.
12:56But what if you're playing against an opponent in an unfair competition?
12:59A special discount made in this world
13:01So that you lose
13:02I'll demolish your casino, my dear.
13:04Karsha Jubair, the head of Omar Harb, and he returned immediately.
13:05Abu Habab, why don't you bring him, artist? Ghad Abdel Razem is with you.
13:07The honorable woman didn't answer you better.
13:08The sentence, my dear, in the world of dreams, says
13:11The house always wins
13:12The house in question is the casino.
13:14If you play against the casino, you'll discover that it's always lying in the long run.
13:18This is obvious to reason.
13:19It's not a charity university, so open it up.
13:20This economic activity aims to generate profits.
13:22What does economic activity consist of?
13:23you
13:24Let me tell you that most of the games I play are like roulette.
13:26Machine connections, which are 100% based on luck.
13:28It is designed to always give the casino an advantage over the player.
13:32The money you earn will always be slightly less each year.
13:34Who should you take if the opportunities were completely equal?
13:37This simple year is repeated with everyone.
13:39In every bet that exists on Earth
13:41It's always guaranteed for the casino to make a guaranteed profit in the long run.
13:44The casino doesn't need to cheat the place itself.
13:46This is because the rules and mathematics are in his favor.
13:48And be careful, my dear, this also applies to online banking.
13:51Online banking, my dear, is losing money.
13:53This is based on something the gambler's returnee hears.
13:56return to player
13:57RTP
13:57This percentage represents the money that will be returned to the second player.
14:01If he continues to bet on the long term
14:03This percentage, my dear, will always be 100%
14:05In casinos and online betting
14:07This is because the location of the game and the algorithms of electronic game games
14:11It is designed so that this percentage is always less than 100%
14:14This means the games aren't 100% as many people think.
14:16The idea of playing games until you compensate with numbers is not true.
14:19In reality, you'll never get a replacement.
14:21Think about it, my dear, there's a math whiz in there.
14:23Sitting with a foreigner from Ammar
14:25You are not a Husky among them
14:26And here, my dear, is the question: Does the fact that the casino always wins mean that...
14:29And people know that this is a rule
14:31This is House Always Wines
14:32Is Hazir Hayat, known for her low betting habits, the one who bets?
14:34I surprised you by saying the opposite.
14:36On the contrary, this increased the betting.
14:38Especially the type that is currently available
14:40I hope you don't know about online betting.
14:42The year 2019, my dear, shaped online betting.
14:46Approximately one-third of the global Amar market
14:48I'm Aziz, we're talking about approximately seventy billion dollars.
14:51From the total market
14:52Its value exceeds two hundred billion dollars
14:55By the year 2024
14:56Online Ammar Market Size
14:58Approximately $93 billion
14:59And it is expected, my dear, that with time online betting
15:02You will have complete control over at least
15:04Text of the Al-Amar market
15:05And some sectors like sports betting
15:07Online is the issue now.
15:08No, Hamad, this jump happened in online betting.
15:13This issue, my dear, happened for two reasons.
15:15The first of them is a pandemic called Corona
15:16Worker banned leaders at home
15:18Millions of people have accessed betting websites and apps.
15:20Many of them got beautified after the end of the coronavirus pandemic.
15:22Secondly, bureaucracy
15:24Most Western countries have begun to ease gambling laws.
15:27AI and Casinos Live
15:29If you don't have the money, pay in crypto.
15:30It means ease, comfort, privacy, and confidentiality.
15:33You no longer need to leave the house
15:35And it's all about avoiding the casino; you no longer need to go somewhere to show them your ID and your score.
15:40Now you can bet between your mobile phone in your bedroom and the...
15:4424 hours
15:45If it's 8 AM in any country in the world where a building is open
15:48The facilities offered by these countries were based on a logic similar to Finland's.
15:52Those who wanted to be included in this market within the official market
15:54She keeps the gains for herself and doesn't share them with anyone else.
15:56And like my dear, what are the facilities in the usual online services?
15:59The returns and rules also apply to online betting.
16:02After the Arab League, for example, which prohibits or regulates something like betting.
16:06For example, I don't want to go to a casino and play games there.
16:08He asked very carefully if I could access the internet through a VPN and be afraid of the current online situation.
16:13Another problem is that this is no longer limited to older people.
16:16There are younger people now.
16:17There's no guard to check how old you are.
16:20Online betting has spread in the Arab world.
16:23They began targeting young people with advertisements made in Arabic.
16:26And they promise them a tremendous achievement in dollars.
16:29I just saw an AI-generated media report about Ahmed Helmy making a picture of a football bet.
16:33You'll find out, my dear, that it's probably fake news.
16:35Lilum Mask is a man in the world; he also makes money from betting.
16:38And I brought it closer to currency
16:39In a 2020 study
16:4014% of teenagers said they played Amar during the previous year
16:44And 3% were at high risk of addiction
16:47But my dear, because the Sudanese are not organized and do not clearly adhere to laws or specific taxes
16:52There is also no consumer protection or treatment for this addiction.
16:54Because, be aware, it's an intangible addiction.
16:55Addiction to love, my dear, is an addiction.
16:57This has medications; this is a disease; this actually affects people.
16:59According to a report by the World Health Organization
17:01Everyone who participates in the events that Alia warned him about
17:04The results of his bet negatively affect six people around him.
17:07Six non-gamblers
17:09It means that when someone has a problem, they melt down to six people in society.
17:11Six of them played a game.
17:12But my dear friend, we have a question for you.
17:14When a country says it will open casinos and betting shops to create jobs
17:17We attract tourists and collect fees
17:19And with the money we receive, we will build hospitals and schools.
17:21Is this meant to strengthen the country's economy?
17:23The relationship between my dear friend and the economy has preoccupied many people.
17:27One of them was Dr. Early Greenwoods
17:29In his book Gambling in America
17:31Costs and expenses
17:32This guy is telling you that if you do a cost-benefit analysis
17:35Which is the Coste Benefert Alansies
17:37You will discover, my dear, that the harms of the devil are much greater.
17:39For example, my dear, a casino might employ people
17:41But casino work is mostly seasonal.
17:43And most importantly, he could steal jobs and customers from other important sectors.
17:48It means the money people used to have goes to a restaurant or the cinema.
17:50You go to the casino
17:51The real power lies in simply transferring economic activity.
17:54Not a net increase in it
17:55It's like you're transferring money from one pocket to another inside the same pair of pants, my dear.
17:58It's true that a casino could be built next to a hotel and shops.
18:01But is this the true development of society?
18:03Is this what a productive economy looks like?
18:05Dr. Earl believed that this was not a productive economy.
18:07This is an economy that offers no real goods or services.
18:10This means you might have a commodity that is Qatari.
18:12She makes games, she makes movies, she makes cinema, she makes art
18:16These are all production commodities.
18:17It influences society, it creates a blessing for you
18:19She does things that aren't necessarily calculated.
18:21An activity such as a restaurant or cafe
18:23This occupies the property that you will rent out.
18:25It turns on the oven and the appliances inside
18:27And the companies that produce this stuff
18:28The breadwinner who brings you your bread, the farmer who brings you vegetables and fruit, the meat farms
18:32In other words, you are creating a more complex and more productive economy.
18:36As for the casino, we have a choice: flee to the economy.
18:39Which is based on transferring wealth from the pockets of many people
18:41Which is the majority, the customers who lose out
18:43For the pockets of fewer people, namely the casino owners.
18:45Even if the casino pays taxes, the government
18:47So tell me, what percentage of the time is it that you win? I'll tell you, there's practically no time to win.
18:50This, my dear, is when you speak without numbers; the most dangerous thing, my dear, is in the casino and the gambling.
18:55It's the social bill, when you don't put it into the economy
18:58According to Dr. Earl, every casino dirham he wins
19:00Or the government takes it as a tax from the casino.
19:02Society pays many times over in the form of social costs.
19:05Then there are the costs of treating narcotic addiction, followed by the costs of bankruptcy and the debts that will follow people.
19:09People are losing their homes, jobs, savings, and sometimes even their families.
19:13This is in addition to the fact that there are costs associated with any crime that might occur.
19:16Theft that might occur because someone is trying to bargain for more money
19:19Murder can occur to facilitate robbery
19:21This is in addition to healthcare costs.
19:22Psychological stress, not depression
19:24Sometimes, for example, states that encouraged gambling more have higher suicide rates.
19:29Ammar is related to suicide
19:31Besides, of course, the divorces and family breakdowns that can occur
19:34Of course, there is a boost to productivity.
19:35This individual will not own his job in the same way
19:37So when you add up all these social costs
19:40And compare it to economic promises
19:41Like the jobs and taxes that the casino does
19:44You'll find all the costs are much higher
19:46Statistically, every dollar the community profits from is from a casino
19:49He loses three dollars or more
19:51They emerge as hidden social costs
19:53Abu Ahmed, what's the point of this obvious issue?
19:55From the people's awareness, we tell them that the enemy is a monster.
19:57They will be convinced by our words
19:58They will be fed up with the game and the games
19:59Fekz Inuhat Hatfils
20:00Wow, that's an excellent idea, my dear.
20:02I see that we've gone from Qafsh to here
20:03We are also running an anti-smoking awareness campaign.
20:05I'm against eating too much pistachio.
20:07That's an excellent idea, Abu Ahmed. I hadn't thought of that.
20:09No, if you're well and have been taking the medication for a while.
20:11And the girl who needs awareness
20:13My dear, humans know right from wrong.
20:15They do what is right and leave what is wrong.
20:16There was no more history.
20:17Let's leave sports for a bit, my friend.
20:19And we turn to the world of psychology
20:21Let's take a dive into the psychological design of games.
20:24Playing games, my dear, doesn't necessarily have to be logical or based on calculations and numbers and all that.
20:29Like, my dear, there's no such thing as ART.
20:30There's a trap called Persef, that's Arty B.
20:33Participant means that the game actually works in your favor.
20:35How to make you feel like it's winning you over
20:36How so, my dear?
20:37Let's see together
20:38For example, a slot machine
20:39Moki gives you a small profit every now and then
20:41Give ten pounds and you earn two pounds
20:54Here the game makes you feel like you were at a distance
20:56One step away from a major device
20:57The two symbols are identical in the first two digits.
20:59The third one comes in the row right above.
21:01So Al-Halbashi tells you, "Either leave the dust and you will gain."
21:03Either go back in
21:04Al-Azizi's logic is that the ball won't reach the crossbar.
21:06The third trap, my dear, is intermittent reinforcement.
21:09Intermittent Reinforcement
21:10Time in psychological experiments
21:11When they were teaching the mouse to press buttons
21:13If every time the fart was just on its button, it would light a piece of cheese
21:16He might get bored, or have enough, or stop pressing.
21:18But what if they let the cheese turn to him in a random and unexpected way?
21:22There's no blessing, he knows how to catch him
21:23Sometimes a piece of cheese appears for him, sometimes it doesn't.
21:25Once purified
21:25Three times for
21:26The mouse will still live off the work next time.
21:28The mouse's brain secretes dolphins every time it reads, and it wins.
21:31I'm waiting for the next reward.
21:32But I don't know, like God, when
21:43With his deft hand, he knew where the girl was.
21:45He's the one who controls the game.
21:46He's playing the same psychological game with you that he told you about.
21:48It gives you one, two, three wins, then it gives you random winnings.
21:51Then he earns you a very large sum of money, so you become greedy.
21:54You acquire the characteristics of jealousy, so you feel that loss is like gain.
21:56We can double my money, maybe it will double for you once.
21:58The important thing is that it keeps you playing for a longer time once you get immersed in the game.
22:01And you feel that life is good and I will be able to win more
22:03He made more money
22:04zero
22:05All the money you earned and the money you originally came with
22:07Your addiction here, my dear, is not the gain.
22:08Your addiction to surveillance
22:10You're in a mood of excitement, maybe even satisfaction.
22:13This is sweeter to you than winning
22:14The idea of random reward or intermittent reward
22:17It makes the gambling behavior last much longer.
22:19It is very difficult for you to manage the time
22:21All these psychological issues, my dear, are designed by you
22:24To put the gambler into a state that gamblers call
22:26And the psychologists who taught them
22:28The case that the researcher spoke about
22:30Natasha Dow in her book
22:31Addiction by Design, who, my dear, was taking notes
22:34Inside Las Vegas casinos
22:35She preferred to endure that for years, talking about the situation.
22:38These guys are saying that the gambler
22:39He is going through a period of separation
22:41About sensory perception
22:43The situation might prevent him from focusing on important things.
22:44Like hunger, fatigue, and time
22:46What is he doing now that he doesn't want to get out of this situation?
22:47To the point that one of the players once told you the book's author
22:50I don't play to win, I play to stay in the zone
22:52According to a study conducted in 2017
22:54In the journal Neuropsychopharmacology
22:56Researcher Mark Potenza and his colleagues at Yale University
22:59And his brains are like those of cocaine addicts.
23:00With the brains of drug addicts
23:02Through things, the hymns of the Mutousisi
23:03The observation, my dear, was that the same areas
23:06The cells in the brain that are activated when craving cocaine
23:09It also activates when desired.
23:10For betting
23:11So, my dear, you're looking at the machine that's slutty.
23:13Wait for the next code to appear.
23:15The same nucleus accumbens that are found in the brain
23:17You'll find it lights up under the device.
23:19The woman who was involved with drugs
23:20This is a real, well-defined addiction.
23:22DSM, my dear
23:24And this, my dear, supports the idea that the gambler
23:26He might not even be happy about the win itself.
23:28This and the profit will get him out of Aziz Zone
23:29Of course, Abu Ahmed, I have a question. It's written on paper and pen.
23:32If you're saying that, it's a losing game.
23:33Athletes tried, and scientists tried, and still lost.
23:36The question here is why are we continuing with it?
23:38I'm telling you, my dear, that gambling disorder
23:40Gambling order is a medical condition
23:42Officially classified as GSM
23:44Dear friend, this is a real illness.
23:46It falls under the category of behavioral addiction.
23:48It's right next to drug addiction.
23:50This peer has nine signs
23:51If only four are present, we can identify this group.
23:53The first sign of a bad drug addiction
23:56Like any other type of addiction
23:57An addict always needs a bigger dose.
23:59Because what used to be okay in the past is not okay now
24:01You need to play more or place more bets.
24:04To get your brain working so you can reach the same level of euphoria
24:14Withdrawal like a headache and like a tickle
24:15These symptoms can be easily alleviated by life's stresses.
24:18They'll bring you back again, so you'll try to quit again.
24:19If you experience symptoms and fail, you'll develop an addiction.
24:22She thinks about the game a lot and dreams about it.
24:24With the profit, and you think every time you will bring
24:26Where will you get the money to play with next time?
24:27The emirate gradually becomes an escape from your problems
24:30A place you go to in order to forget your worries
24:31And you forget your feeling of failure, as if, in the words of
24:34Psychiatry is haunted by loss
24:36You need to become an artist; that reduces the story.
24:38To cover up your behavior and fall asleep
24:40News of your loss, you're not just needed, my dear.
24:42You gain from those around you; you need to win every time.
24:44You have to convince yourself that you will win.
24:46Convince yourself that despite the mathematical laws
24:48With these odds, I'll win this time.
24:50I'll make up for what's past.
24:52In time, my dear, you will become an important person.
24:54A person who denies that what he does hurts him
24:56And he looks down on those around him clearly and directly
24:58A person who might abandon their relationships in life
25:00His work and reputation, and he creates opportunities
25:02Educational or related to this habit
25:04Of course, my dear, tons of debt have changed.
25:06Debts that could continue to accumulate
25:08Until you find yourself among them, those days
25:10She remains in prison, or one day she will remain
25:12I have given him everything, including myself.
25:14The problem, my dear, is that debt in the Emirates is like any other debt.
25:16For example, if you owe 100 pounds, every 20 pounds you receive will help you pay off part of your debt.
25:20But when you're left in debt of one hundred pounds because of the money
25:23Every time you get 20 pounds, you'll play with it to get the water faster.
25:26You find yourself not getting any income and your debts keep increasing.
25:29Even the few gains that might slip through by chance are not gains.
25:32These are signs from the emitting verses that you say will complete.
25:34Instead of turning to a creditor to pay off your debts
25:36It is being converted into material new debts
25:38The truth is, my dear, you're just like a conman who ruins his life.
25:40Valamar also chooses the right people for his trap.
25:43A combination of specifications that will let him know you are a potential customer
25:46First of all, your genes, of course
25:48Has anyone in your family experienced the same problem?
25:50Or he was addicted to narcotics or something else
25:51Ask Moshaib because of the percentage of genetic influence.
25:54In cases of addiction to acetaminophen, the percentage ranges from 50 to 70%.
25:56This genetic predisposition can manifest as Nass stimulation syndrome
25:59This means that the addict may suffer from a deficiency in dopamine receptors.
26:04The dopamine he has is not enough; he always needs more dopamine.
26:06So he needs to do some action that brings an overwhelming feeling of happiness.
26:11Your brain and happiness hormone aren't getting along.
26:13This is obviously a flawed explanation.
26:15The result is that your brain needs more stimulation.
26:17To feel the same feeling of joy
26:19What others might feel in terms of incentives
26:21Of course, my dear, there might be genes responsible for disturbances in serotonin levels.
26:26This will result in a tendency towards anxiety and depression.
26:29And also a tendency towards impulsiveness
26:31These three invade Snook like a forced game, similar to playing the game of Al-Amar in our case.
26:34After genes, my dear, you have the environment.
26:35One of the two men was killed on the mat.
26:37He married a woman who climbed onto the roof of a building.
26:38Who will succeed him?
26:39Will Sheikh Arafat succeed him in the Al-Ghamam region?
26:41Will he be succeeded by a child who sees what's in front of him and whose story is the small community?
26:44He has no problem with this type of snooker.
26:46The same applies, my dear, to the environment or society around you.
26:48Which means they don't have a problem with this in principle; it's very possible it will turn out to be acceptable.
26:51This is in addition to the ease of access to the place where you will play, Amar.
26:54Or your knowledge of the application you will be playing on
26:56Let me tell you that there are certain psychological conditions that make you more susceptible to gambling addiction.
27:00Like what?
27:01Like what? What? What is this thing?
27:02Those who have a difference in heartburn and those who are focused
27:04He tends to be impulsive and goes quickly.
27:06With difficulty controlling himself
27:08He always strives to find something novel, something new.
27:11Add to all your height a range of known deformities
27:14Quintive Distortions
27:16This is a common problem among people who have a disorder related to alcohol addiction.
27:19Or the distortion of knowledge, my dear.
27:20It also has another famous name: the Monte Carlo fallacy.
27:22This, my dear, is related to the story of that in Monte Carlo.
27:25The roulette wheel landed on the black color about 26 times in a row.
27:28This is extremely, extremely, extremely rare.
27:30What happened, my dear, is that people started saying to themselves every time
27:33I'm sure next time you'll wake up to the red flag.
27:34Every time someone bets on red, they lose.
27:3626 times repeating the carving of money is very difficult
27:38And the result, my dear, is losses in the millions
27:40In this fallacy, my gambling mind tells him
27:42If something hasn't happened in a long time, then it needs to happen now.
27:44The problem with the gambler's mistake is that it ignores
27:46The simplest law of luck
27:48Each trolley or roll is completely independent of what happened before.
27:53That means if the flower blooms six or five times in a row, then
27:55Each time it was independent of the one before it.
27:57And the one coming is not a police officer at all, it will be six.
27:59No communication takes place between the dice and after them
28:01The dice didn't speak to each other; each time there were new possibilities.
28:04Every time is completely new
28:06The title of the one before him is "Al-Zahr," but he doesn't remember it. It's an operation.
28:08The flower doesn't feel the nagging towards you
28:10Or he doesn't feel the nagging towards you, the laws of mathematics
28:12No, no, it's okay, I've done the same thing several times before.
28:14The rules of mathematics are upset with me.
28:16Flash, along with his gambling mother, also has a delusion of control.
28:19This means he might think he's capable of influencing completely random events.
28:23Through his personal opposition or through the practice of a particular bow
28:26A specific t-shirt, a specific style, a specific day
28:29This is as dear to you as your friend who supports football.
28:31Let's not sit at this coffee shop because we're losing money there.
28:32Why do we keep losing because of this t-shirt?
28:34It's as if there's no technical equipment left.
28:36Million-dollar players
28:38And a little bit of Tawfiq is coming
28:39and refereeing errors
28:41All of this will stop, it will take a lot
28:43And the universe's evolution will focus on the color of the t-shirt.
28:45This adds to what we said before, my dear.
28:46The addict continues betting to recoup his losses.
28:49Despite the mathematical impossibility of this happening
28:51Soften up, my dear, something important called
28:53Selective memory
28:54The gambler remembers the winnings very clearly
28:57Why? Because it's a diuretic.
28:59And when it happens, people celebrate.
29:01And it gives her a lot of attention
29:02So we remember it, and we always expect it to happen more often than usual.
29:05Therefore, my dear gambler
29:07And the average person always remembers
29:09Gains don't matter, losses aren't remembered.
29:11Which is much more and this gives the gambler
29:13A profound sense of success and its consequences
29:15I made a million pounds in one day, you lost, my friend.
29:17100 million pounds, may your life be on fire
29:18My dear, when he wins, when he loses, he attributes the losses.
29:21external factors
29:22The abyss we are sitting in today is not my day
29:24The t-shirt I was wearing
29:26Mohammad, I feel like you're talking about gamblers of one type.
29:28They're all in a dream, they all look like cats.
29:30My dear, they are not all the same.
29:31Let me talk to you here about two worlds
29:34These people created a map of this type of addiction.
29:36They said that there were approximately three banks
29:38The main thing leads to the same fate
29:40First, the behavioral factors that come from cooperation
29:42This is probably just a very ordinary person, my dear, but because of the many playgrounds
29:44We receive programming on the esoteric system, and repeating it becomes addictive.
29:47The second source is emotional distress.
29:48Or is this sunset someone carrying worries inside?
29:50Depression, anxiety, tension
29:52He found in the Emirates a place of escape, shelter, or distraction.
29:55From the mother
29:55As for the impulsive path, its recitation begins very early.
29:58He might have some minor health problems.
30:00Like ADHD
30:01And it's not unlikely he's addicted to other things, like the emirates.
30:03Inside the addiction, there are two fat ones.
30:04My dear, sometimes things can escalate to the point where he steals.
30:07So that he can play like that, my dear, this is the most dangerous game.
30:09According to some sources, my dear, there are people
30:11Addiction to drugs is considered the most dangerous
30:13Drug addiction, considering the risks
30:16To pull activity, what part of it
30:17If you're looking for it, my dear friend, you'll almost certainly find it.
30:19The closest addiction to your regular market
30:21And she is arrogant, my dear, you are my dear
30:23On a normal day you bet all the time
30:25In every moment and every decision we make
30:27Right now, when you decide, for example, to start
30:29A new project you're betting on
30:32You're betting on the rape situation.
30:33I bet your idea is good
30:35These people will have to make a lot of bets
30:36I'm also betting that Mogi has black market sales.
30:38You might experience something similar to what we talked about before.
30:40It's a matter of fate and destiny; I don't expect it to happen.
30:42And this, my dear, is possible in something as simple as a project.
30:44But it can also be done with something simple, like telling the girl you love
30:47If you love her, you're making a bet here.
30:48If she is the same, she will have the same feelings towards you.
30:50When you decide that you don't have to use GPS
30:52And take one route instead of the other, you're here
30:54You're betting all the time, you're betting
30:56You're making an event out of nothing, you're not even confirming it with us, Taiju.
30:58This is something we do every day.
31:00And the bet here, my dear, will be on things like money.
31:02Like health, like feelings and stories
31:04Nothing in life is 100% guaranteed
31:06We, as humans, throw fire every second, my dear.
31:08It's all about luck; there's no set routine in life.
31:11There's no single piece of advice that tells you what percentage this decision will generate.
31:13We rely on our limited information.
31:15Our experience, which is a collection of victories
31:17Those who remember it because our memory is selective
31:19We're trying to sweep our losses under the rug.
31:21Betting, my dear, is part of life.
31:22But in each of the examples you mentioned, you're betting on something.
31:25By submitting it, you are betting on the effort you are making.
31:27You're betting that there might be other opportunities.
31:29After you put in more effort
31:30Not standing in front of a machine or betting in front of
31:32Purely depends on your luck.
31:34If you're one person, many people will lose, and you'll say, "Don't lose."
31:37Furthermore, my dear, this is only if it's a matter of luck.
31:38But you are facing a system
31:40Designed entirely, not your game.
31:42Or they're not interested in entertaining her; you're their gain.
31:44Dear customer, whether at the casino or in the app
31:46Need for a little, not the game
31:48You're the game, you spin around, and it's all up to luck.
31:50If you choose to lose today, you will lose your mental health.
31:52Don't lose your money, and don't lose your life.
31:54And that's what I told you, my dear, in the first episode.
31:55In any case, you will lose.
31:57The World Health Organization considers this to be one of the most important reasons for the spread of diseases.
32:00And its very high global profits
32:02he
32:04Normalization with the Emirates
32:05The disease is considered natural and is being promoted.
32:08Marketing and remaining within the banking system
32:10Online banking
32:11He collaborated with Al-Amar as a producer who brings in and takes out money.
32:14According to the World Health Organization, there is a risk involved.
32:17It's not just talk, me.
32:18Life is full of possibilities, and it's all present.
32:21But the goal of this episode is to tell you
32:23Always bet on meaningful things
32:25Bet on something when you put effort into it
32:27You will gain something bigger than material wealth.
32:29That's it, my dear brother, let's look back at the past lives.
32:31See what the next life will reveal about sources
32:32We went to YouTube and subscribed to the channel.
32:34Abu Hamad, please answer my question honestly.
32:36Is it true that some football players in Egypt
32:39She developed the topic this time, Indian.
32:41They lose money intentionally in order to make it count.
32:43Honestly, they want me to see myself in a certain light. This is unfair and slanderous.
32:45Those who are in our league don't play football or anything like that.