Do you think chess is a form of gambling?

1) no, you can do something wrong and don't notice, then think that the opponent was "lucky", but it was avoidable. 2) unfortunately yes, people tend to think being good at chess means smartness, so they feel dumb for not being good. but they should have in mind that GMs and strong players aren't just smart, they put a lot of effort on their game, otherwise, they could be even worst than us.
chess = i am not even a living being and humans say i cause this and that. they are the ones who created me.
alcohol = yeah, i know how it feels, bro
video game = me too


Yes, no- it's not really real gambling, but if you think about it, you are gambling your rating on the chance of winning the game.

Chess is a mental test. People bet on it.
What do they bet?
Pride doesn't count.
Think in the classical definition. Betting is betting real money.
As in literally "betting the farm".
Why doesn't pride count? Some people play chess so that they can believe that they are good at something.

That is a complete sentence. 'Why doesn't pride count?' Also why do I have to write a complete sentence its not like you are my teacher or anything.

If you think that is not a full sentence when I clearly quoted your words so that there is context. 'Why' by it self could be a million things, but 'Why doesn't pride count' has a sentence following it. If that doesn't classify as a full sentence, why does your sentence,
'What do they bet?' Classify? 'What' could also be a million different things.

Chess is a mental test. People bet on it.
What do they bet?
Pride doesn't count.
Think in the classical definition. Betting is betting real money.
As in literally "betting the farm".
Yes but we were talking about betting not gambling.

The Chinese invented paper.
The Chinese invented paper money.
The Chinese invented cards.
The Chinese invented gambling.
Chinese Chess, does not come from China, It came from India.
😂

Do you think chess is a form of gambling?
Does it make a person lose sense of his rational reasoning, due to urge of his ego ?