Will you spin?

[BitGoba]

I wouldn’t play. The risk is way too high while there’s a chance to win huge money, one wrong spin means the end of your life. No amount of money is worth losing yourself forever. It’s better to find ways to earn without risking your life.

[hyudien]

If I were spinning a real wheel, I'd probably try risking my €100. I mean, a real wheel, not a machine, just a physical wheel. Otherwise, I wouldn't want to try this spin game. I've encountered and tried playing this type of game online several times but in the end the results were mostly the lowest-paying spins. Especially if you have to risk everything. It's not worth it.

[Charles-Tim]

If there is life, there is hope. If there is life, I can still make it in life if I try to. This is the simple logic that will make me conclude that I should not try it at all. I will not spin it. Who even knows if the spin will be manipulated in a way that only death will be what the person would win.

[Nahl]

I feel like that game is similar liked rusian roulette but the difference is you spin it through an the wheel and life is much more valuable compared to the current things in the world even if i have to choose between money and my life certainly i will save my life because it useless if you have money but eventually you were died and regarding this game certainly i will never spin it because until whenever i would never bets my life into the gambling although if people invite me to spin it for free then i would refuse to do that

[fredericktaylor]

Never. Life is too important for me.

I could always just earn that money, but I can never replace life, and there's only one. No repeat. Anyone who does this doesn't care for his life anymore because it's a risk that he or she is willing to take.

Money is just money, although it is one that control the world now. I think it's not worth staking our lives for it. We can always just work hard and live a good life.

Absolutely right, I never want to play a game where there is a risk of death. Life is important to me because once it is gone, it cannot be regained. There is no alternative to it, if i not alive what will happen with the money. Many people can make such decisions because they have no care for life, they are kind of addicted no healthy person can make such decisions. From my point of view, money is a temporary asset. Today it is mine, tomorrow it is yours, the day after tomorrow it goes to someone else. Therefore, it is not a right decision to risk your life to get rich quickly.

[SmartGold01]

Why should someone gambles with their own life knowing too well that it has no duplicate where even if you were killed you would go replace it again and come back to life. Well, if this is the only means of survival or eradicating poverty in life I don’t think I can go ahead with such game, in fact there is a reason for the death option and there target could be to take more lives instead of the said amount over there. In this type of game winning could be too difficult in a way that it’s being remotes or controlled to only favour them which is the “death” and I can’t just think it is there for just fun purposes.

[KiaKia]

It's not do or die, I will never be a part of this because the high chance of choosing death is obvious, some will think that there are many other options so the roller should end up on the other options rather than the death, it is a lie.

My life is worth more than any money, this is why rich people around me can't manipulate me, they have tried and failed, money is not the master of my life but myself, if anyone can play this game it is because they can do anything for money.

When you still breath with no problem you still have hope, you can still get rich one day if you don't know how to give up on yourself, keep fighting and you will win one day.

[btc_angela]

No one will take that risk in my opinion.

It's a do or die, and it's like a Russian roulette, you don't know that outcome and so it's not for everyone. Even if the rewards is risk, there is a chance that you might not make it alive after that.

So in any case, I would not go and chase that billions. This is the only instance that I think gamblers are not willing to go that far.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

You have the €100 ready, will you go ahead and play this game knowing fully well it could mean the end one out of two things for you, either your poverty ends💶💵🤗 or your life ends☠️⚰️⚰️💀😭 will you play?

No, I wouldn't do it because I've been financially stable for a long time and I don't aspire to have billions either. So risking my life at 1/7 odds for the chance to win millions or even billions isn't worth it to me. I understand that someone in a more extreme situation might consider it, though.

[₿itcoin]

Hi guys, if a game like the above is made available, where there's a spin board, and in the board, you can win any of the listed options, but if the spin arrow falls on "Death", you will lose your life instantly, will you spin?

A spin cost €100 and each person has options to only spin once in their entire lifetime, from the €100, you can either win..

• €500k
• €1m
• €10m
• €100m
• €1b
• €10b
• Death - you lose your physical life instantly..

You have the €100 ready, will you go ahead and play this game knowing fully well it could mean the end one out of two things for you, either your poverty ends💶💵🤗 or your life ends☠️⚰️⚰️💀😭 will you play?

I found the image above, and this post idea from X anyway.

Here, if each of the 7 slots were equally likely, the average expected payout would be , (€500k + €1m + €10m + €100m + €1bn + €10bn) / 7, which is about €1587357143. If I subtract your €100 fee, the EV would still be €1.587 billion , which sounds pretty amazing, doesn't it?

But here the whole calculus changes when you have to risk your life. You know, the utility of money flattens out as it increases, and people are more bothered by losses or risks than by potential gains of the same size. So in most cases people don't maximize raw dollars, they maximize expected utility. So the outcome of death would be an unbearable event, I would simply reject this huge EV.

If I were you mathematically speaking, that's a monster EV, but in many cases the rational/moral choice depends on how you value life vs. money. But if I talk about most people, most folks imo not worth one spin, lmao.

[shield132]

Hi guys, if a game like the above is made available, where there's a spin board, and in the board, you can win any of the listed options, but if the spin arrow falls on "Death", you will lose your life instantly, will you spin?

A spin cost €100 and each person has options to only spin once in their entire lifetime, from the €100, you can either win..

• €500k
• €1m
• €10m
• €100m
• €1b
• €10b
• Death - you lose your physical life instantly..

You have the €100 ready, will you go ahead and play this game knowing fully well it could mean the end one out of two things for you, either your poverty ends💶💵🤗 or your life ends☠️⚰️⚰️💀😭 will you play?

I work 10-12 hours absolutely every day to afford a normal life in my country, e.g. to be able to pay the rent, gym, eat healthy food and that's it basically. It's impossible to afford these with an average salary in my country, so I have to work more. I don't enjoy my life anymore because I'm spending my youth at work. My chance of death is 15% but my chance of becoming rich is 85% because any of the rewards listed above will make me rich, they are not 15% chances separately for me, it's 15/85. If I die, I don't lose much either because I'll finally rest forever and if I win, my life changes dramatically. I would rotate that spin in every situation if I had a chance but if it's like Freebitco's Wheel Of Fortune, then it's not worth it. 

[Oluwa-btc]

The game seems so eye catching cause of the huge amounts of money spelt out but having death alongside other money requirements is weigh too big risky and for sure no one would want to lose their life at the moment, but even at that I clearly know there are some person's that would wat to give a try but likes of me I can't be found around such games let alone to spin.

[Helena Yu]

Right now? nope.

My life is still good, I'm not depressed, frustrated or hopeless, even though I'm not having a lot of money, but I'm fine to start from little step.

The only I will take this spin if I no longer have a purpose in life and I'm a homeless, then I will borrow or collecting penny to get $100, which I use to spin either death or change my life.

Honestly it's a very profitable spin, you only need to stake $100 and you can earn at least 5,000x multipliers and 86% winning chance.

[Akbarkoe]

Hi guys, if a game like the above is made available, where there's a spin board, and in the board, you can win any of the listed options, but if the spin arrow falls on "Death", you will lose your life instantly, will you spin?

A spin cost €100 and each person has options to only spin once in their entire lifetime, from the €100, you can either win..

• €500k
• €1m
• €10m
• €100m
• €1b
• €10b
• Death - you lose your physical life instantly..

You have the €100 ready, will you go ahead and play this game knowing fully well it could mean the end one out of two things for you, either your poverty ends💶💵🤗 or your life ends☠️⚰️⚰️💀😭 will you play?

I found the image above, and this post idea from X anyway.

In the fractional circle, the odds are fairly fair, and the probability of death is the same as any other. A person with mathematical skills would try to test it, and if there's no cheating, I think it's worth the gamble. LOL

But that's not me. I believe my life is worth more than that money, unless someone thinks otherwise, and I think many people would want to try it, especially those who no longer have much hope of living.

[libert19]

I would, and the apparently the worst out of all that is — 'losing your life instantly' sounds profitable to me, may be I am the weird one but I would be happy to get it as well, so I don't have to suffer before death, which is usually guaranteed.

Also, €100 looks out of place, it just doesn't make sense to me.

[Die_empty]

If there is life, there is hope. If there is life, I can still make it in life if I try to. This is the simple logic that will make me conclude that I should not try it at all. I will not spin it. Who even knows if the spin will be manipulated in a way that only death will be what the person would win.

There will always be an opportunity to make money if we are alive,  so there is no need to risk our lives for such an amount. I doubt if any casino will be offering such games since it will not be allowed to operate in any jurisdiction.

Rigging the game means that more people will die because losses will be greater. I am just thinking what they will gain if people die after losing. Will their organs be sold or what will be their gain? It reminds me of all those Roman Gladiator movies where participants fight to the death for certain rewards. Anyway, I know this is just fiction because it's not real.

[Woodie]

This is some life or death ☠️ Russian Roulette style that shouldn't be tried at all cost, not even for anybody that claims to be a hardcore gambler!

I know the rewards look inviting, but anything that puts your life on the line is a no go area for me, but for one spin.. what are the odds of it landing..14% probability  

Btw this should be the cheapest life ever... $100

[yhiaali3]

It's a very dangerous game, gambling for your life. I wouldn't gamble for millions of dollars in the world. I would never accept that my entire life would be hanging on the wheel of fortune.

It's true that the temptations are great on the other side. There are $10 billion prizes, but a single mistake means death. If you lose, you've not only lost your money, but your entire life. Is the risk worth it? For me, definitely not.

[libert19]

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There will always be an opportunity to make money if we are alive,  so there is no need to risk our lives for such an amount.

But, amounts are worth the gamble, don't you think? People live their entire lives trying to accumulate this amounts, and they rarely reach the summit.

I am just thinking what they will gain if people die after losing. Will their organs be sold or what will be their gain?

Well, logically speaking, the one way they could afford to give those prizes were if organs of lost souls were sold.

[Justbillywitt]

I don't think if anyone with a good sense of reasoning will ever want to take such risk. I believe no amount of money is worth someone's life, even it means all the money in world. However I won't be surprised if addicted gamblers should take such a risk and also expect for those that have some few days to live at least they can decide to take such risks since there losing won't make any difference to them. So it is not everything that is worth the risk regardless of the money that is involved.

It depends on the kind of life you are living presently. If you are winning in life of course you won't want to take away that good life and gamble in such a risky game. But if you find yourself in the other side of society were you hardly get things to go with, you struggle to see at least one meal in days, no shelter, you live on the street, no good clothes, no good education and no money to learn a trade and no family.

You are practically living and waiting for the day you die. And you come across such an opportunity to end it all or become financial settled for the rest of your life and you think you won't take the chance? Well if me and you can't there are those that will freely do it. Life isn't treating everyone fairly. Not that they don't have good sense of reasoning, it's just that they want to take their chances in life.