It is no longer news that most youths and adults alike in Nigeria are addicted to bets. Many can't keep one hundred naira without walking into a betting shop.

Some have lost phones, household items all in the name of betting. Others have been imprisoned for borrowing without paying because they tried betting with the money and ended up losing all.

I know of a guy who lost two hundred and thirty thousand naira in 3 days to virtual.
Now, as one who is into it, if u do counterbalance, have u gained from betting? Would u advise someone who isn't yet into it to back off or go ahead?

Respect55:
It is no longer news that most youths and adults alike in Nigeria are addicted to bets. Many can't keep one hundred naira without walking into a betting shop.

Some have lost phones, household items all in the name of betting. Others have been imprisoned for borrowing without paying because they tried betting with the money and ended up losing all.

I know of a guy who lost two hundred and thirty thousand naira in 3 days to virtual.
Now, as one who is into it, if u do counterbalance, have u gained from betting? Would u advise someone who isn't yet into it to back off or go ahead?

One guy lost 200k plus in virtual soccer just today.Ask me how?He was playing with ₦150 initially.When he has lost ₦20k,he started playing correct scores and staking ₦1k in other to recover his loss.Instead he was losing more money.Most guys no gree hear word say virtual and baba ijebu na one and the same.