Bitcoin Forum

Well, this is another serious matter, and I had to discourage her.

It's about an old female friend who posted me just about two days ago; her request was for me to teach her how to gamble at any easy casino that she will understand so quickly and make money. Her motive for making this kind of request is because she wants a second source that she can use to earn extra income. I explained what gambling truly is, and I discouraged her from learning how to gamble.

Now, there's a simple question that I want to ask: do you guys think I should introduce her to gambling? If yes, what's the easiest game she can stake in and also enjoy while gambling?

The reason for the request was the gambling had the good reach now and many people getting rich using the gambling sites.The most important thing was most of the crypto based gambling site was in good reach now.The first thing you need to convey your friend was the gambling was based on the algorithm,So their was risk in the gambling site.Until you had created the tactics match to the algorithm,it may completely leads to loss.The luck in the gambling only for the gambling made with random bet in the gambling sites.You should confirm that she is rich person or the person with monthly commitments.If she is rich person,you no need to worry to share and introduce her to gambling sites.Because she will have some free money for the gambling sites and get entertainment from the same gambling sites.

From what I read I believe she wants to take gambling as a means to generate her income from which to me is not a good idea.

She must might have heard, read or seen how people were able to win a huge amount by engaging in gma king activity and that’s what made her interested in it, to her she believes that if she just learns the basics of gambling she would be able to replicate such results which we all know that it’s not guaranteed. And because of why she has chosen to gamble it will be difficult for her to even have fun while gambling all her attention would be fixated on how to get “the right prediction” that will land her the millions she’s looking for” making her more vulnerable to gambling addiction.

So if I’m in your shoes, I don’t think I’d want her to take part in gambling, not with the current mindset that she has… For now just try to see if you can get her to understand the risks involved in it, and that instead of her winning she could end up losing her money to the casino and if she wants to earn passive income she should sacrifice her time to learn a skill that can be monetized online.

suggest learning to play poker, baccarat, blackjack or other types of games that are skill based not luck or algorithm based as @Westinhome said
but I am more interested in playing poker which is easy to play when fighting fellow gamblers at the casino table, just set strategy or tactic to be able to win with just one pair.
but you also have to be patient and explain in detail about the game so that your friends understand better how the poker game works.


btw, this proof of beginner gamblers out there, most of whom currently only think about gambling being able to make money or being able to generate daily income and this is same as an instant mindset and I am sure your friend has just seen a stream a gambler who got big win and you must advises that gambling is not place to make money.

There is no ready-made answer to this.

Firstly, you have already done the best thing by teaching her that gambling can never become a source of income. I hope that your friend has actually understood this and does not look for other ways to "learn".

Second, even if it's just for entertainment, someone's ideal game isn't the one that seems "easiest." The best game is the one that she will like, so you would need to introduce her to several types and variations of games, without delving too deeply into each one of them and only when she feels interested in one in particular should you deepen her knowledge of the game. chosen.

No. She's old as you said. She is looking for a second source of income, I don't think it's easy to learn and gambling in a short period of time and make it her 2nd source. Some of us took years in crypto gambling and are still not getting the breakeven point that we just ignore the loss.

Too bad that she may not find a second job due to age but maybe selling something might be a better option. Selling doesn't care about age.

I would say you did her some good by discouraging her. It’s clear she’s looking to gambling as a means where she could earn some extra income. It’s good she’s looking to earn extra to add to whatever she earns in her main job but with gambling, she will find out rather quickly that she would spending more money than she ever thought on gambling in a bid to win big.

Asides all of that, if she starts gambling in a bid to earn more and it doesn’t pan out like she had hoped for, and she ends up having some financial troubles. In a bid to avoid taking responsibility for her actions, she may fault you for introducing her to gambling conveniently forgetting she asked to be taught in the first place.

It is good that you discouraged her. Gambling is not for making money because that mindset will only make her lose and later likely lead to addiction. Let her know how bad gambling could be for those that are desperate to make money from it. We should always follow the rules of not to gamble with the amount of money that we can not afford to lose. But if she insists, teach her and tell her to follow the rules and not letting her gambling budget to be more than 5% of her weekly earning.

Firstly, I think she is going about it the wrong way, if she wants to have an extra source of income then she should invest and that investment doesn't involve gambling cos GAMBLING IS NOT AN INVESTMENT.

Let her invest in herself by acquiring skills that will give her more sources of income or invest in a project she doesn't need to give too much attention buiding if she hasn't got time for it.

Do not teach her how to gamble else she'll have you to blame when she gets wrecked. Remember, her motive for gambling is already wrong...as gambling doesn't substitute for an alternative source of income.

  In the first place, you know yourself that when gambling is made into a mindset that is a source of income, it is not good to be a gambler's perspective. Especially in the case of your female friend who is thinking of becoming a second source of income, this is where it is wrong because she may also think that she might get lucky in gambling, which is also wrong.

  How can you explain that gambling is good or can be a second source if the belief is that winning gambling is only based on luck? Right? It's better that you tell him the truth.

I am saying no. Don't do it. The simple reason for me is to avoid the blame game. What if she loses more money and then her eyes will turn on you for introducing her to a gambling platform? You would not like to be in that position.
Just hope that she will not find out herself too. If you are a real friend then you don't want her to be in big trouble.
Plus, her goal is not the right path. Making money? We all know that's not how it goes with gambling, it's actually the other way around. So if you want what is best for her then don't do it.
Why not just talk about investment (cryptocurrencies) maybe that way she will be happier and she will not be learning how to gamble. Risk is still involved but not too much if we are on the right investment like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Just keep on telling her there are other ways to make profits and it's not just gambling. If she is into sports only then I might reconsider, but she better know her sport too.

With every other activity to indulge in, choosing gambling doesn't help at all. It's weigh out of track line, do you want to know why? Because gambling have become one of the activities that have drained most of our youths and will continue to except for the ones that knows earlier and quit while some are still battling to leave, and introducing her to the system, ofcourse you're killing her slowing because all her attention to the stable means of incomes will be distracted, she will channel it to gambling and the slightest chance of becoming an addict is very close.

No, you did the right thing by not suggesting gambling to her, because based on your statement, she is looking for a second source of income, and gambling is not a right decision or a good recommendation because in gambling you could lose money, and if she really is looking for something that could make her more money, then do you think gambling would fit for it? No, it's a good decision that you keep her from entering something that could worsen her situation. Instead of gambling, introduce her to something with a low risk of losing money. It depends on what suggestions you make, but gambling should never be considered.

You could introduce her to investments, especially in crypto currencies; it's much more worthy than teaching and learning about gambling. In investing, she has a low risk of losing money. Yes, there's still a possibility, but it depends on how you guide your friend and how she is dedicated to learning to earn. There's no easy way to earn now; everything should be dedicated to effort and time. If she thinks gambling is the shortcut, then she only has two paths: first hit a jackpot and have a good life, or worsen her current situation. Anyone who would suggest any gambling games or platform should first justify why it is an option to gamble for a source of income.

Well you can just explain the basics to here, but remind here of the bad effects of gambling. On the other hand, you can tell her that it is not good as she will be addicted and explain everything, as if you want to discourage her and see the reaction.

And her reason is very bad in the beginning, gambling is not a second source of income, will not be for any gambler here. We play most of the times to be entertain and have fun. Maybe we win some games and lose some, but to look for it as a like a second job, we have discussed it many times already here.

I commend you for doing like that, yes, you shouldn't encourage anyone to gambling, specially friends and families as it could ruined their lives. And for what motivates here, it's flawed, gambling is a risk, 50/50 chance that you can make money or not.

Perhaps your friends have seen or heard other stories that someone won big in gambling and that se wanted to try it herself to replicate what those people did. But then again, every individual is different as far as their luck on gambling and not everyone has it. Maybe the closest that she can become a gambler is to bet on lottery. But not like going to online and offline casino, very confident that she will take it as a second source of money.

If you are asking in General about teaching or introducing Her to Gambling? specially in Online/crypto
gambling  then my answer is Yes but there is a lot of BUT here..

1 . Discourage her that gambling is a place where you can assure to win.

2 . Let her Learn that Gambling must be use for Fun and happiness .

3 . Have a Limit In how much she can spend each session .

from those things I am sure you will never be blame when she learn and engage in gambling

I'm so surprised that majority of you have concluded that gambling is bad and should be avoided! To me gambling is not bad but how you approach it is where many people develop habits that are bad.

If you take a little survey, you will discover that gambling have a lot of positive impact in society. In my country, for instance, gambling have created more than 2% employment opportunities. From casinos to lotto, raffle draw and even pools, gambling have been a source of income for many at the lower echelon. 

I know a lot of people that everything they achieved in life is through gambling. Houses, cars, investments and others were all gotten from winning jackpots. Well, there are people that believe that computer is bad so I will not be surprised seeing people condemning whatever does not suit them.

I agree but I wouldn't waste a lot of time teaching her. Nowadays there is a lot of free information on the internet. In my case if a friend asked me, I would explain the basics of poker and guide her on self learning resources. From there on it should be up to the person with their interest, perseverance and effort to learn by themselves.

Probably because she is an old woman who is struggling. We of all people know that gambling is not easy to learn and make money out of it. We have been gambling for years and still have no idea how to constantly profit from the bets let alone her trying to learn it as quickly as possible, the casino will only wash out her money while she can't pay her bill next month.

If there is a way for her to make money as an option so she will not even try gambling, it's still the best option.

if she is too keen at making money at the outset through gambling, chances are that she will easily get frustrated along the way because it is very possible that she has seen someone that has won a huge amount of money through the casino and might have decided to win same . I am not against anyone getting into gambling but if you start it as fun, it will guide you from investing serious amount into it that you might not be able to loose.

Secondly, I don't normally feel comfortable introducing gambling to women or ladies, and this is sincerely my personal stuff. I had a female friend that told me her friend introduced a gambling site to her and that she is considering going into it, I wasn't happy with her and I had to stop her from even trying it out. There is a popular saying in my locality which goes, "don't start what you can't finish" if you introduce her into gambling and she isn't guided enough to gamble responsively and end up losing a whole fortune in the process, you are the one that would be held responsible and fingers would definitely be pointed at you.

First, you have to say and provide an understanding that gambling is not the right place to use as source of income because gambling is full of risks, even the percentage of losses will always be greater than wins.
And you also have to be able to make sure that he is not the type of person who gets angry easily or is someone who has an attitude of dissatisfaction with what he has got because this can really affect him if he is really determined to gamble.

Personally, if I were in your position, I would consider everything about introducing or teaching him to gamble because when you teach him and in the future he gets into complicated problem that really destroys his life, then you are the first person he will blame.
Maybe at the beginning he didn't say it and maybe he won't blame you, but I sure if regret is really experienced and really complicated problem occurs then he will definitely blame you.

It is better to suggest not to gamble and look for another place or another job that has less risk, such as trading or investing.
But come back to how you respond to this request because here we only provide input to consider each decision.

I don't think there's anything wrong with what you did to that woman. By discouraging her, it is good, because the main purpose of gambling is not to make money, but only for paid entertainment. And also if she wants a second income I don't think gambling is recommended either, because the possibility of a lot of gambling will only get defeat not victory And this is the reality,  the chances of winning are very slim but the chances of losing are very large.  It sounds unfair but this is gambling because gambling companies also establish gambling with the aim of making profits from the losses of the players.

Gambling once in a while and never want to make money in gambling because it will bring disaster to someone, it's better to gamble with just looking for fun and entertainment, if it's for a second income I'd rather not, let alone make it the main source of income. It won't work out easily.

When you say yes or no? Always followed it up with a clear explaination.

Her approach was already wrong, she wants gambling be her second source of income? That's insane!
Guess, she needs to understand the risk of losing money too, being too optimistic resulting to being unrealistic will only lead to serious problems.

What will happen if she'll not fully understand gambling and doesn't have the skills to win is that her goal won't be achieve, instead of making gambling as another source of income, it will only become another source of problem.

The woman had been motivated by what she saw, what she read or what she witnessed either in a news story or an article, which tells about someone who suddenly became rich from gambling. The woman already knows about the sweetness of gambling, but she has not yet understood the bitterness of gambling.

And my advice, you should not suggest any game and rather forbid her to enter the world of gambling, because she has misinterpreted gambling. But if the woman is determined to stay in the world of gambling, then before you teach her how to play gambling, but first tell her about the risks of playing gambling, as well as teach her how to control herself and her finances when gambling.

If I were in your position I can't follow her request. Because I won't let that through me, there's an old lady who will gamble just because of the thought that she can make money out of it. Her main reason is not to have fun and kill time, but to treat gambling as her way to earn an extra income. If that's even possible then probably many of us are already treating gambling as a side hustle, unfortunately that's not the case since gambling is a game of luck.

Thus, much better to explain to her your position and if she insist, then she can search online for the informations that she want to know about gambling (even the games that are easy to play). Because it does not feel good to see someone becoming hooked in gambling negatively and you're the one responsible on why she engaged herself in gambling.

No need introducing her into gambling, send her links to some casino terms and conditions. She can read and decide for herself. When things happen; losing in gambling. She'll send the blame to you. Gambling is a personal decision. Due to the risk associated to it. Remember, people fail to acknowledge their mistakes or take responsibility. You need to know her motives and goal. Being naive, can lead her to troubles or irresponsible gambling. Also check her curiosity in gambling, if she's concerned mainly in making money, I don't think you have any reason to introduce her in gambling. As casino could take her livelihood, it's not easy to venture into gambling. Not everyone will be able to comprehend the strategies of gambling. During her trial days, learning about gambling, she'll lose lots of money. Before she begin to understand how gambling works, she might end up being disturbed. Risk management is what you should teach her, not gambling. Holding on that will help her not to feel bad, when she losses lots of money. In my opinion, tell her, she should gamble at her own risk. 

Just say no if you don't want to be blame in the end,  :P

The introduction is quite bad, she expects to make gambling as here other source of income, that's too ambitious, if we who have been gambler for years can't turn our faith to that, how much more a person who is quite new in gambling, she must be special in order to do that.

Your friend must be so desperate to think gambling on her goal, tell here to find an opportunity somewhere else, gambling is not the answer, but would only bring her more problems.

Personal job is good. She should look for what people want in his area, find a good location and begin such business if she is able to afford to start it. There are many businesses, there are some that she can be able to afford.

Another one is to just buy some coins and hold it for a long time until their prices has increased. Example is bitcoin, it is not too late to buy bitcoin. If she wants to buy coins, she should make research and not also invest on shitcoins.

That lady who has asked OP for help has a completely false vision of gambling. First post already have markers, that shows she will be in trouble. Quick, make money, extra income, teaching. Perfect combination to fail and lose balance.

I find it correct that OP discouraged her from gambling. If she wants it quick, then I could suppose she is in short of money, the words "extra income" also points on that. Teaching to gamble already means there will be money losses. Doubt that she could afford that. Gambling isnt about quick. You can only lose quickly, but to win, it will take time.

It's good that you scared her off, even if she later change her mind and go with gambling, whatever happens won't be on you, gambling isn't something you can just teach people, because you will easily stain your white, they will surely lose money, unlike buying bitcoin and hold, the risk is very limited compare to gambling, the only thing that can go wrong with Bitcoin is losing your private key.

If she ever comes back and force you, make sure you tell her to use $1 or less on gambling for a week or two, to at least see how the experience feels like, tell her the secret of gambling, to me the secret of gambling is fund or bankroll management, if you can go with low risk as possible you will be fine.

Gambling is the last thing you want to teach a beginner, all blames will be coming on you for sure, but with the looks of things she seem desperate, and we both know what happens to every desperate gambler, they get addicted easily.

He'll certainly be to blame when she doesn't have the outcome she anticipated. It's quite common practice to avoid taking responsibility for your own actions. I also advise against giving out investment advice regarding cryptocurrencies or pretty much anything else for the very same reason.

The OP's friend is already off to a bad start; you cannot possibly consider gambling a source of income. I don't doubt that there are ways to make money out of it. I also have a few friends that have scored some great results, but it's inconsistent, and there's literally no guarantee. It's reckless to even think of considering it as a way out of your financial issues. She's just desperate and looking for anything that might yield quick money. Just refrain from helping her; you don't want to be pointed the finger if something happens.

A game that is easy to play and can be enjoyed by anyone, even minors can play it, namely the slot game, because it is easier to play than other games which require a lot of knowledge and use strategy, but my advice is before teaching it, make sure to remind him that Gambling is not a place to earn money instantly, let alone make it a permanent source of income.

There are risks that must be borne, for example the risk of losing money, that's why it's important to introduce the dangers and risks first because most people always think about winning and making quick profits when gambling, even though as gamblers we all know that in fact it's not easy to beat the bookie and earn money consistently in gambling. gambling, even though there are people who win, not many are lucky, all of them will definitely end up being losers.  ;D

Only paper based dummy gambling is safe with no money involved, otherwise any gamble is a risk. You could show her how these games work with the constant hammering that the casinos are made to profit the owners and not the players and that quick and easy money does not exist.

Then show here some free games and how you can easily "lose" money there no matter how hard you try. Explain the math behind this if she is interested and is educated enough to fathom it.

Show her how many gambling addiction support groups are there and how people lose their entire life savings to gambling to make sure they dont go down the rabbit hole.

Well, with such an approach and desire for additional sources of income, I would discourage her as well. Gambling is gambling for a reason, and it can be tricky to make money, especially for newbies who need to learn a lot about how games work, controlling emotions, and bankroll management, some people learn about it for years. We talk about all that here, but to be a responsible gambler doesn't happen just like that.

But if she decided to get in and insist on learning more, to be honest, I wouldn't try with their easiest games, those are lucky-based games. Poker and sports books would be my choices, both are harder to learn, but her chances of making a profit would be higher in the long run.

For me I feel you made the right decision, I wouldn't recommend teaching anyone how to gamble, it is easier to learn but almost impossible to unlearn, I still wish it were possible for me to unlearn gambling. Not that I regret, but I do regret it at some point, because I feel I've lost more than I've won, which is of course how gambling was programmed, always in favor of the casino. So what if you teach her and she lacks the ability to control her gambling habit, then that way, her reason and motives for learning gambling would be defeated, because that way, she wouldn't be making extra income as she had in mind earlier, it would actually turn out to be the opposite.

But if you must teach her, I feel first you must first educate her on the risks of gambling and tell her that gambling doesn't offer her a 100% assurance of making profit all the time. And then you can introduce her to gambling with games that requires her IQ or intelligence and skill to win such as poker.

I really avoid it when someone asks for help to teach them about gambling, and I have never and will never invite someone who doesn't gamble to get involved in gambling. Because gambling is too risky. And when someone we teach to gamble or someone we invite to go into gambling, and that someone experiences a loss or is trapped in the world of gambling (gambling addiction) then this will be a moral and mental burden for those of us who invite and teach him about it. gambling. unless we don't care about that person.

In my perspective, you did the right thing.

Gambling is a risky venture for profit generation. Not everyone becomes successful in gambling despite having the fund to bet and play. Most people often lose because they are fixated with the thought of earning big when in fact it isn't very easy to achieve it. In you old friend's case, her main motivation is earning money by making gambling as a side job. While it is plausible, it is also full of uncertainty. Winning isn't guaranteed after all. So if she doesn't have enough fund to begin with now, and can't afford to lose much, then I suppose she owe you one by discouraging her in gambling.

If ever she persists that you introduce her into gambling in the future or later on, just make sure to let her know all the advantages as well as the disadvantages of it. They deserve to know that gambling has its dark side too. Gambling doesn't equate to getting rich quickly.

The mistake many beginners make when gambling is that they tend to look for games that are simple, easy to learn, and can make money quickly. Usually their choice will fall on slots and board games, and this is where the casino platform will manipulate them. The casino platform will give them the opportunity to play with lots of bonuses and winnings in the beginning. When they are interested in playing and depositing larger amounts, they will start to lose and in the end the money they deposited will run out and so on.
I'm not saying that gambling is wrong, but looking for quick money from gambling is wrong, because many people with this mindset gamble to make quick money and in the end they lose their money. Gambling is not a place to make quick money, it is just entertainment.

This won't age very well, because your friend is looking forward to start earning income from gambling, you will likely be hated for it later or hold responsible if she gets addicted, I think it's for the greater good to say No to her, teach her something else, something that's easier to understand, like investing.

If she doesn't have a job it's better to tell her to get one first, she will be able to be a good gambler if she is making money from something else, she will invest and also take risks on gambling, so even if she get wrecked at first she will have to work to make money again.

Those who feels discomfort with gambling are people who can't make money off something else and the have gambling as the only solution which is a very bad method.

The only thing I find convenient in teaching people is buying assets and holding it, go back to your jobs and make money, use part of the money on fun things like gambling, it's simple.

As you've said, your friend wants you to teach her how to gamble and the main reason is she wants to generate other sources of income which is for me, if you really want to earn additional income, gambling is not adviseable due to some possible negative outcome that may happen. You did the right thing that you explain what is the true essense of gambling in a person's life and I think, you didn't discourage her from the start because you already told everything about gambling to her so that she could have an idea about it. It's just that, you dont want her to become addicted in gambling and instead of gaining extra income, possible that she will lose in gambling and worst is being in debt.

If you are really concern to your friend and you are willing to help her, you can introduce her in some other ventures like doing business and submit for a part time job instead of teaching her how to gamble. Gambling should not considered as income.

I am well aware that one can have big or small wins, but her intention to use gambling as an alternative source of income is faulty. If she wants another source of income, let her save money and use it to start a business or invest in Bitcoin. The returns from gambling are not stable, therefore it shouldn't be perceived as another source of income.

You don't have to discourage her from gambling but there is a need for her to change her mindset towards gambling. Educate her about gambling and see if she can change her perception of the activity. Regarding the best game for her, I think she should go for games that interest her. Gambling should be a combination of fun and profit, so she has to enjoy the game she plays. I suggest you show her some games and check the one she likes best. If she is a sports fan, sportsbet might be ideal. She will not learn everything about gambling in one day, as she keeps gaming her experience will widen.    

In my opinion you did the right thing, you didn't lie to her, you were sincere and honest with her. I also think that you should have also told him about many cases of people who got into gambling and lost everything in a few years and in this case where your friend is in a situation where she believes that gambling could be her salvation her in terms of obtaining more income, it would have been good if you had done research on the internet about articles that are in the form of testimonials from people who became addicted and lost everything and showed her these links so she could read, I say this because people There is a problem that they only believe in things that they can see proof of

for example, you explained to her about the risks of gambling and the danger of looking at gambling as a source of income, but did you see her tell you that she believes in you? even if she tells you that she believes in you, when she goes to ask someone else about gambling and that other person is a greedy person who wants to make money from referrals even if it means being dishonest with that woman, then he will say good things about gambling and this woman will believe him because he is telling her what she wants to hear and that is the factor that has the greatest weight in society.

Most people, when they get it into their heads that gambling is a source of income, they expect to hear the same thing from other people that they think. No matter how much you love the person who tells you that this is not true, they will not believe this person who truly loves them and the result is that they will fall into disgrace, I think that even though you have been sincere and honest with them , she will still continue asking questions of other people, she will not do any research. Why do I say that? I say this because if she had first done research on the internet, then she would have discovered that gambling is not something that gives guaranteed profit and should not be seen as a source of income, she would have seen how gambling can be destructive in in case people exaggerate and after that she wouldn't have asked you anything

That's right guys, your statement is very good if anyone asks to be taught how to gamble whether it's your friend, relative or whoever it's better to just avoid it, don't respond because of course you will never know about what will happen to that person or what it means how bad the impact of gambling will be on him, and if it really happens then I'm sure you are the first person who will be targeted, if they lose or slump with the defeat that always dominates then obviously they will blame you because you taught him on the first day.

But on the other hand it is still not certain what their purpose of gambling is, I think you can find out their intentions and goals from the situation, and you can ask them about their reasons and goals, if only they come because they are motivated to see the victory that others have won then it is clear that it can be concluded that their goal is to make money, and you better not teach them. on the other hand they might say that they just want to find entertainment, don't care about that because even though the intention is like that it is not impossible over time it is very likely that they will also become one of the addicted. Like you said it's too risky and I'm not sure they can withstand all the pressure of the problem, so it's better to just avoid it like you said.

You already did the right thing to do in this case. Do you seriously have second thoughts on your advise to her? Well, I have to remind you not to, because she is looking for a 2nd source of income in the first place, not something that could potentially drain her income from her primary source. She has wrong intention, so she better keep her hands off from gambling otherwise she'll just get disappointed or worse she'll get broke in just a short period of time, especially when she finally experience how it feels like to win then start losing then chasing for those losses.
With that being said, just stick to that advise and stand firm to it.  

Your decision to discourage him was 100% the right decision. But will your friend just give up and not look for it himself? So that's the problem, maybe on the other hand you have politely rejected him but it doesn't rule out the possibility that beyond your knowledge he is actually looking for other alternatives and with adequate internet he will finally find what he is looking for. This problem is your responsibility again to prevent it because he himself decided to gamble, regardless of whether he is addicted or not, he will definitely tell you what you have said before about the risks of gambling.

This is the right thing to do. He has to show her what she need to know and in this case, let the decision be hers. Just like you said, it will not be wise allowing her to involve her money at the beginning until she has mastered the game and how to go about making selections and using the platform. What I find unfair is refusal to teach her because you never can tell her motivation for seeking such knowledge and if maybe that will bring her breakthrough.

The first step in such teacher should usually involve the risk associated with gambling. She has to understand that as much as gambling can generate huge profits, it can also pose great risk to ones financial savings. So the teaching should cover both good side of gambling and the pain that can come from losses. From this point she should be able to check her side to confirm if she is willing to give it a try or not.

Check whether he is capable on managing gambling or if you have better under on gambling because you might introduce her to a devastating lose if he is not capable on handling gambling activities.

If I were you, I will not introduce her especially if he is a close friend but there’s a chance that she will seek it by herself which is more dangerous. This is a dilemma so I think teaching her how dangerous gambling is best thing you can do on this matter.

Actually, there is nothing to teach someone about gambling since there is nothing really special about it, atleast, this is what I personally think. I myself can never accept to bring anyone into gambling, except I get to a stage where I've become a professional in it and I am very sure that with my help, such person wil make more profit than loses.

For example, if I become very good in sports betting, and I am always winning most of my games, I did be very confident to introduce it to someone else who asked to be introduced because I know with my guidance, he or she will make more profit than loses. But then., in my current state, I can never accept to teach anybody anything about gambling, because when he or she loses, I wil be the one to be blamed.

And for me, first games for a beginner who wants to stand a better of consistent winning is sports betting, though nothing is wrong starting with slot games, since the player might become so lucky to win the highest multiplier very early while starting out on gambling.

Are you a professional gambler who only gambles for a living? Why did she come to you?

If I had a choice - to get knowledge about gambling in my youth or not I would probably choose to bypass this sphere, because my parents had a hard time when I disappeared in the evenings in a land-based casino, in addition, I lost a lot of money.

In my opinion it's better to teach this girl how to make money on cryptocurrencies. It's less risky.

If we have explained well the process of the game he will play, of course he can think about whether he can actually get income from the game we explained earlier or whether there will only be losses from the game and he won't get anything.
In my opinion, there is no gambling that can win according to what we want, the habit that I often get is that when we don't think about winning, that's when we win and when we are chasing victory, it is very difficult to win the game.

Difficult situation, OP. I think you can introduce her to gambling like you personally do it but do not spoon feed her the details step bu step. It’s scary that if one day she actually actually tried gambling hoping for a big win without proper research on her own, she would blame you. She should learn and experience playing with little bets first so she can learn her risk tolerance and her gameplay. Gambling shouldnt even be considered a regular source of income. My advise to introduce her to gambling is because she is your friend and she trusts you. Give a disclaimer that gambling involves risk and is not a reliable way to earn income. If she's looking for a second income source, there are many other options that are more stable and sustainable. Try to encourage her to explore skills, investments or other things. The two of you can do it together

Yes why not but show her your stat your bad stat so she'll know that playing in casinos is not a way to make money and explain to her all the facts about gambling that gambling is not a way to make money, that gambling is for entertainment only and there is such a thing as a house edge and the house always win, the longer you play, the bigger the house has a chance to beat you.

She will be discouraged from playing for money once she understands the facts about gambling, and the best and the easiest game to play that you can recommend to her is dice and slot, guide and monitor her to make sure that she plays within what you taught her about the facts on gambling.

I will not advice anyone for who I care about or anyone person to gamble to earn some extra income, it's a terrible financial advice.
first if we just tell a random person who doesn't surf internet much, to gamble for earning he will tell it's not possible because many people learn this kind of tips and advices through internet and social media.
I have seen youtubers who run their channel by giving advice and tricks to win at gambling and earn easy income,  I have seen instagram ads where people are selling their service or telegram membership to how to gamble for earning, or selling signals for what will come next of roulette wheel LOL. and also many people fall for these scams.

As someone who is active on social media it would be very difficult for you to not see how people are making money out of gambling. Also if you're a sports fan all you see while watching a game are gambling ads. These things make people tend to want to gamble because it is presented una away to make you earn money all the time. It is till you start that you realize that it's not always like that. A lot of caution has to be applied.
When somebody has the mindset that gambling can be a second source of income for I feel they have lost the plot before they even start.

I am a gambler but I don't think I'd teach someone to become a gambler. If they come to me and ask questions on how to use a particular casino or how to find an account or how to play a particular game I might explain, but to teach you everything about gambling from the beginning is not something i can do.
First, the person has to have the right understanding that gambling won't become a second source of income. You can earn money from it from time to time, but it's not a source of income.

Of course you should not introduce gambling to your female friend, because basically it is wrong to respond to gambling, that it will be used as a place to earn a second income, that is a wrong thought and will even destroy your friend's finances, gambling is a place to find pleasure not for income.

I think all gamblers will also agree with me when gambling for money is their first mistake, before they chase their losses. So it's better advice for your female friend, if what she is looking for is additional income then investing is much better than gambling, you can introduce bitcoin to her, and maybe you also understand that in the next two years bitcoin will get more attention in the financial world because of its value will continue to increase with the development of the increasingly well-known bitcoin market.

You don't need to introduce her to gambling if she wants a second source to be her additional income. She can look for other sources of income that can provide more opportunities to earn additional income. She doesn't need to gamble, let alone look for additional income. You need to explain that many people have tried it but they failed and instead lost a lot of money and ended up becoming addicted to gambling. You don't want to see her end up with a gambling addiction, right? For this reason, you must try to explain the impact of gambling on her. Even if in the end, she wants to use gambling as fun or entertainment, you don't need to introduce her because there are still many things that can give her pleasure.

If she's really that interested or eager to learn to gamble and you decline to teach her, she will ask other gamblers to teach her, so it is better that you who understand the many risks of gambling teach her yourself and show her all the facts about the reality on the risks of gambling if she understands the risks he might limit and be a responsible gambler, teach her and guide her and don't let her go astray.
I think letting her pick the game that she will enjoy will benefit her gambling platform is a place where you should enjoy and there should be no pressure about making money, once she can play without the pressure of making money then you can let her go.

She's not looking to get fun from gambling and only look to make money, so it's not good to teach her. If you teach her, you need to prepare to get blamed and haunted by her since she will keep blame you for introducing gambling to her especially blame the game that you suggest.

Not every people has a brain, so treat everyone equal and think about the worst scenario.

The worst mistake which you will do is to teach her how to gamble, she is having a wrong mindset, she think she can easily make money through gambling, but she is wrong, gambling is not a place where you will think you can easily make money,  if she can start gambling with that kind of mentality, she might end up being addicted to gambling later in the future. Since you understand what gambling is all about, and you know gambling is not a place where you can easily make money, then you should have enlighten her more on what gambling is all about, and the risk associated with trying to make money from gambling. If you don't teach her how to gamble, she might end up meeting someone else to learn it, it's just better you tell her the truth.

Since she is having a source of income and she need more source of income, then she should get something else doing with the money she is making, if she think she can increase the money she is making with gambling, she should be prepared to lose everything she is having.

Your female friend wants to indulge in gambling and she only wants to enter gambling for income. But what I think is different, because gambling has many risky aspects which will lead to loss. Risk-taking issues should be discussed first, because since your female friend is new to gambling, she must know about various issues. Because while playing gambling, if he becomes addicted to gambling and greed for money is born, then there will be more chances of suffering losses. I think it is most important to be experienced in gambling because losses are more likely to occur in new situations.

The fact that your friend sees gambling as another source of income, that alone proves that she'll easily fall to gambling addiction while chasing profits in gambling. It's best to stop her from learning gambling, otherwise you'll be the one to blame in the future if she end up financially broke and homeless.

Gambling is design to entertain people through betting in exciting games, but if she will use this as an opportunity to earn a living, I bet she will never achieve her goal. Although she can gamble, but only to have fun and not to gain a stable income.

Maybe we never know what risks will occur after your female friend plays gambling, whether it's slot games, sports, poker, Blackjack and so on, you need to know that on average the types of games are the same in all online casinos.

To teach your friend to gamble and show him one type of game, for me that is normal and legal, teach him the type of game that you often play and at least give him a demo bet first on several types of games, maybe he can judge which one is suitable and good for him to bet with real money.

The point is: after you teach gambling, don't forget to tell your friends, gambling is high risk, all the activities you do, you will bear the losses and wins, that way you will be free from all risks, if something bad happens to your garden.

If a fellow guy approaches you, I believe you would put him through without hesitation, so you it's no bad if you do same to a lady. I think you did well by educating her about gambling and the effects as well. You should go ahead and teach her but you've to keep an eye on her to make sure she's following your guide. If you don't teach her, she might ask someone else for help or even start gambling without your supervision and this might cost her greatly. About the games to play, you can teach her the ones you're good at, I believe she'd learn.

Indeed, introducing your friend to gambling with a demonstration seems reasonable, but do not gloss over the inherent risks. Gambling, regardless of the game type, is a precarious venture; its not merely about choosing the "right" game. Why? Because gambling taps into human psychology, exploiting risk-reward mechanisms and often leading to addictive behaviors.

Consider this: even with a demo, are we truly preparing them for the psychological impact of real-money gambling? The demo lacks the emotional gravity of actual loss or gain, potentially skewing their perception of risk. Furthermore, the assurance of being "free from all risks" is, frankly, a fallacy. Can one ever be completely insulated from the consequences, especially when it involves unpredictable human behavior and chance?

The responsibility extends beyond a simple disclaimer about risks. It involves a deeper understanding of gambling's impact on behavior and decision-making. Is introducing someone to gambling, then, truly benign, or are we potentially exposing them to a slippery slope?

First of all, you should explain to her how gambling is not another source of income, for that she needs to find another Job.

You can explain to her how the casinos work, the RTP on slots, the provably fair on house games, and how some games like poker have better odds because is a player vs player game.

And you can teach her how to risk low amounts or money that she can afford to lose.

No, do not introduce gambling to her. But make sure that she fully understood why you didn't grant his request. On your explanation, try to include that her intent is to make money, which is arguably not a good foundation for gambling newbies. Observe her too, as she might try to gamble anyways without you knowing.
But if she insists, make sure that she is well-versed with the risks. How old is she, at which group? 20s? 30s?

Let's just assume, if I were you. One day, suddenly an old friend, whether female or male, came to visit me. We talked at length, and in the end discussed the core point, namely, gambling. Well, because in this context I'm describing if I were you. To be honest, I won't teach anything about gambling. especially, for points that are often misinterpreted. Most ordinary people think gambling is easy. and yes, it's actually easy if someone really understands what they're doing. especially for gambling that is based on skill, insight and knowledge.

However, no matter how easy it is, there will be greed hidden behind it. Because it is easy to make money from gambling, in the end the tasks that are the first priority will be neglected. Over time, a person will abandon what he really has to do. The point is, I don't see gambling as negative. However, it is necessary to realize that to earn income from gambling, someone must first know the risks. plus, what games they play. If it involves insight, knowledge, skills, okay, that could be a side thing.
But you need to remember that it is not easy to reach that point. ideally, one should be an expert or pundit. Even then, there are no guarantees at all. especially, if I recommend pure luck-based games. That means I'm causing problems for him. I would really advise against it at all, unless someone is a gambler. Maybe with more discussion, we can exchange insights, benefits and reasons. Well, like that, if I were in your position.

If you are truly a good friend, the first thing is to immediately ask yourself a sincere question if you are a good gambler yourself and whether or not you make money from gambling as consistently as you want. People could be going through different sorts of financial challenges and she has already told you are plight, hence the need for those questions. Gambling can often help her a little bit but let her know that it's riskier than she thought. Even if you are gambling and making money therein, that still doesn't mean she would experience the same, so she has to be careful even as you give her advice so that it won't appear to her that you are a bad friend eventually.

Above all, if you would teach her at all, I advise you to teach her the sports betting side of gambling, I believe that is the easiest part where she can make money. It works for me and I think it should work for anybody that is wise and not greedy. Tell her to forget permutations to lessen the risk and go for straight betting and winnings that are independent of other games.

Through this, I know she might not be making that big money like those who are permutating it, but her winning will almost be consistent.

From my point of view it looks like the woman is trying to get extra income through gambling and this may be like people around her who can get income from gambling or maybe she knows from social media that someone has won a large amount gambling so the woman is interested. to do gambling.
Actually, this is not good, especially as a woman, maybe there will be a lot of bad views towards her.
you can tell him about gambling which is full of risks and it is not easy to win gambling, you can give advice if gambling cannot be used as a source of additional income. even though gambling has the opportunity to win but this still rarely happens you have to provide understanding if there are many gamblers who lose their property just to bet and experience large losses.

However, if you give him the understanding that gambling is just for fun, you can tell him and teach him how to gamble, but with minimal restrictions, there is a good opportunity to be able to use it as a source of income, maybe the woman can learn sports betting, even though it is difficult, you have to use analysis and strategy, but at least it can be used as a source of income, but also have to be careful when betting.

Introducing a new member to gambling is a bit risky for that person but if I find that the person I want to learn gambling from is intelligent enough and patient enough and responsible enough then I introduce him to various online casinos or gambling sites. You will be surprised to hear that some of the day laborers in my area regularly tell me that there are reasons enough to give them a gambling account. Another person in our area earned some money by gambling from one of the gambling sites and he told the people about that profit due to which most of the people in our area showed a lot of interest in gambling even though they have no idea about gambling. They came to me to gamble, I explained them various things and kept them away from gambling. They begged me for quite a while after I banned them but I thought of them and didn't give them any account for gambling now maybe they realized their mistake. The person who won some money lost part of the profit as well as he borrowed the money and gambled again and lost that money so people in our area are not very willing to gamble anymore.

You should tell her that gambling cannot give her extra amount but the salary which she is getting will also be at risk after involving in trading. If I was there and I have to give suggestion to her then I will share knowledge about bitcoin with her because gambling is highly risky and full of dangers. Gambling needs no knowledge so when you have no knowledge then win or loss will totally dependent on your fortune and your knowledge will not help you to take profit. Gambling is risky for male even they have sharp mind therefore for female it become double risky as neither they have sharp mind nor they can understand gambling better.

Firstly you needed to consider the tenderous and fragile level of women's hearts and then you compares that state of mentality and heart felt feelings when you the man looses a bet.

You should understand that teaching one gambling is believed that you introduced the person into the gambling.
So I would say you should keep off from her demands of you teaching her how to gamble else you will be blamed because there is always a 99.9% of every gamblers to loose most especially on a chance-based gambling or are you also going to sit with her and teach her the skill-based gambling even when yourself is not assured of the level of your skill yet?
Or you are going to ask her to just stake and do the luck trying by betting on the chance-based gambling that is strictly regarded based on luckiness?
Of course not. Teaching her how to gambling is as gambling with your Peace because she would leave you unrest at her losts.

This lady seems frustrating and desperate to make money which her eagerly emotions is not even encouraging enough if one of the experienced gamblers sits to gamble in the delima.
So I just suggested you keep asking her not to do it at all that gambling is not a Source of income strictly for the survival of the fittest and not encouraging at all.
You can kick her intensions off from that of her dream by talking to her about your looses in the gambling and don't even share any way of your winnings to her so she periodically changes her mindsets on that.

If you must node head together in the gambling it should be when you both meets in the gambling field maybe when she learns else where and you both meets right in the gambling table then you have yourself on a zero conscience about her gambling lifestyle.

Yes accept her request to know gambling since it will make her understand that what he thought is not really easy and for sure once he tried it then lose some amount of money she will immediately quit since her expectation didn't meet upon playing on a online casino. If you deny her request for sure he will just look for another guy or worst will follow a influencer that always tell a lie about positive results and she can be on huge harm especially if no one can guide her and gamble using hard earned money. So guide those people want to ask about gambling since for sure you are the right person to be ask like that and for sure she would understand immediately once she experience and understand how gambling sites works.

You are right. Everyone have the right to learn about gambling,  withholding the information she needs from her will do no good, she will still learn from other sources if she is really serious about learning. Teach her all she needs to know about gambling but do not forget to let her know the negative sides of gambling. With this winning  mindset she wants to join  gambling with, there are every tendencies that she might make gambling mistakes that might cost her the little money she has already. After learning all she needs to know, it is now left for her to decide if she still wants to go ahead with gambling or channel her resources to other projects with higher levels of certainty. She is an adult and should be solely accountable for the decisions she makes.

You've warned him how risky gambling is but if he still wants to gamble that's his decision. After all no one can forbid what they really want. Maybe he is quite confident but someone must feel the consequences first because then he will understand the meaning of the warning you have said. I have a female friend and she gambles. After I observed her for a long time, her gambling activity was not very good because her aggressive nature and inability to control her emotions made her life full of problems. Last month her husband left her because she borrowed a large amount just to bet outside of his husband knowledge. Just like you I also forbade him and advised him not to overdo it because the risk of addiction due to not being able to control his emotions was very dangerous but because we didn't communicate often and he found himself becoming too excessive.

I don't recommend that you teach her about gambling, this is to prevent her from becoming a gambling addict, remember to only teach gambling to people who have the ability to manage emotions well.  imagine how much damage would be done to her personal life if she became a serious gambling addict, you would only be a bad person who ruined her life indirectly.

If truly she has a source of income, advise her to stick to it or look for another source of income that is not gambling because there is no guarantee with gambling to consistent profit as we all know.

I'm thinking probably you are telling her the potential of gambling in profit or you are profiting in gambling yourself. So maybe she is seeing something in you in terms of your finance and your standard of living which you have told her is from gambling and so she wants to start gambling too.

Some people know how to hype themselves to a level that others want to follow and they can redirect your focus to other aspects as the source of income whereas it is another source of income. So maybe you have made her believe you are profiting in gambling, so teach her how you have been profiting in your gambling  ;D

Bringing someone you know into gambling will most likely ruin your friendships, although everything may start out very fun and entertaining. She simply does not realize what world she wants to take a step into, if she becomes addicted to the game it can ruin her life, are you ready to bear responsibility for this? I personally don’t, which is why I never want to teach gambling to anyone. Then these people will shift responsibility onto you. This happens not only with gambling and even with acquaintance with the financial or cryptocurrency market, I will never teach my friends this.

I agree with you, We all want to try and earn extra income so maybe Op's friend has an interest because she knows that it is possible to earn money on that and she saw it or learned it from OP that gambling is one of the things that help him to have extra income. If Op's friend really wants to earn money, much better if she will focus on finding other ways to earn money like business and freelancing rather than doing gambling.

Yes, if the OP feels that he is a responsible gambler so there is no problem teaching it rather than handing it over to other people who are not necessarily responsible in gambling, so that it can be detrimental to the woman and create a growing list of gamblers who go bankrupt and lose at gambling, the Op must can guide him also explain the risks of gambling such as losing money which must be trusted compared to winning.

The average person wants to gamble because they see other people winning at gambling and getting rich from gambling even though in fact the person who is rich from gambling is the dealer who owns the casino who wins more often than the gambler, therefore make sure he gambles under proper supervision because people who gamble without Based on their own desires, it will be difficult to understand the risks and on average they only focus on winning.

Of course, teaching someone whoever it is whether it's your friend or even your relative is really not recommended, even if for example they give you money in exchange for your services that will teach them how to gamble but I think still don't do it, and if I were in your position maybe I would immediately reject it raw - raw, no matter who it is. Honestly something like this also happened to me recently where a friend of mine asked me to teach him to gamble, he is an online game addict and has never touched gambling, when he asked me to teach him gambling I immediately rejected him and really broke his spirit by telling him the real facts in gambling.

I said that gambling is a very bad activity and not recommended and also I said that I don't want my friend to suffer the same thing as me due to the impact of gambling. Do you think with just a few discouraging sentences they will immediately believe me and change their mind? No friend every time I meet him he still asks me to teach gambling, I always refuse and lately I decided to stay away from him a little to avoid his requests. One of the reasons I don't teach him is firstly as we know that if they are addicted then it is dangerous and secondly my friend is a person who is easily provoked.

I think what the lady needs is not the denial from been taught how to gamble, but she needed to understand what gambling is and the advantage and disadvantages in it, gambling is not a means of making money, if that could be the first thing she needed to understand because if you don't let ger Know this, she might go to someone else to teach her how to gamble and she may just have entered into the worst moments of her life, you would have let her understand the risk in gambling, that majorly gambling is for an entertainment purpose and not for making money.

But we can also make money from it under probability, give her a light orientation about gambling and encourage her to look for job or render a service she could earn from if she really needed money and not that she turns a gambler all of a sudden, what about the experience needed, will she learn that also within a short period of time.

He's afraid that later, he will blame you for teaching him to gamble.
The basic motivation asks you to teach him about gambling to make money, not in the casino. I think your friend wants you to teach him how to make money through business, apparently through gambling.
Give him motivation to make money not through gambling but through business.

Willing to teach your friends about gambling depends on you. If I were to teach him but I would warn that gambling is done for the motivation of getting entertainment. The easiest way is to know what type of gambling you like.

Coming to another person to ask and teach her gambling is highly possible. I agree with how you want the girl to know the real experience of gambling. As Op stated, the girl has a plan to use gambling as another source of money. Thinking that gambling is a way to get money if needed by an individual. With your way of teaching, experiencing how gambling works might change her way of thinking. Instead of discouraging a newbie from gambling, teaching her might make her realize a few things.

We have what we call beginner luck, teach her how to gamble, and see how lucky she is. Teaching her a few games won't make her addicted overnight. Just give a few suggestions and reminders to not treat gambling as a source of income as it won't bring her anything good.

Gambling is one engagement I wouldn't want to teach anyone or will I advise anybody to teach anyone and I have my reasons for that but the most important of the reasons is the fact that if things should eventually turns sour in the  for the person that's been thought how to gamble, he'll certainly blame whoever that thought him/her how to gamble.

Gambling is rated 18+ for so many reasons and one of the reasons is that as an adult, you're responsible the outcome for any action you take be it a positive or negative one. I wouldn't want to be blamed for someone's misfortunes all in the name of helping out in teaching the person about gambling. If the person doesn't have the full knowledge of gambling, I'll advise him or her to seek the knowledge through internet search engines and not to think that I'll help out.

I doubt someone as adult will listen about the preach for gambling danger most importantly she is the one who requested to OP for assistance meaning she already have an idea on gambling. She probably just wants to learn how to setup a casino account online since tjis is the typical problem when it comes to online gambling.


If I’m on the OP spot. I will just simply declined the request since I have no obligation to do so. The woman was destined to use gambling as source of income which means she will possibly lose in the end.

A person like this shouldn’t be playing gambling and it’s lucky for her to not be able to setup a casino account by herself or else she might be addicted already.

Based on his motives alone, he is wrong for gambling, you must remember that gambling using the mindset of being able to earn income is a wrong mindset. This has a very bad impact in the future because by succeeding in becoming a second income, the money from the first income will be used up for gambling. Advice for your female friend, before gambling, her mindset must be changed first.

In my opinion, choosing a gambling game depends on what he likes and is good at. If he likes casinos then learn casino games well, if he likes slots too. I myself like playing football, of course I will play football betting, this way we can minimize future losses due to playing a game that we like and are good at.

You shouldn't do that, because if it turns out he can't gamble properly then you will feel guilty for introducing gambling to him, especially since he hopes to get a second income from gambling, because that will lead him to uncontrolled gambling because of wrong desires. the.
Gambling is not a way to make money, especially if you introduce it to a game based on luck, whereas for other games that require skill, I'm not really sure whether it will give a better chance of making a profit, because I've never played it, but gambling shouldn't be used as an activity to make money because that is a big mistake.

It was his friend who asked OP to teach gambling. The decision to be willing or not depends on the OP. If I were in the OP's position, perhaps I would not immediately say that I would be willing to teach him to find out more about the seriousness of gambling.
When his desire to ask to teach him gambling did not change. That's when I will teach him while saying all the risks he accepts and one day don't blame me for teaching him. Not preach to him about the effects of gambling because he is not a child. Just so that in the future he doesn't throw the ball at me.

Since when did "income" remove steady from its definition? Jesus christ how old is your friend that she failed to realize that gambling is in no way a source of extra income? Definitely wouldn't introduce her to gambling. Her mindset is already making me raise red flags after all so it'd honestly be better to not add more red flags.

If you really must, just don't. Kidding aside if she actually realizes it then check if she likes any sports. That should get the ball rolling rather easily. If not, then poker and blackjack are your staples, then next would be the simple ones like dice/crash. The other types are basically almost the same, only minor changes but same idea of luck being behind it all.

If I'm the one, I will purposely said that I will not teach her gambling because gambling is not something someone will boldly come out and learn and most people who is a gambler nobody teaches them gambling, its what they deserve and desire to learn, why people don't teach others gambling is because gambling is something I know that have to deal with luck and it's not being assured that as you are playing gambling you most benefit from gambling, their is no assurance in gambling and theirs no way you can gamble and all what you have gamble enters as wining, that mindset of using gambling as another source of income, instead gambling will suck out a heal out your savings, so teaching someone gambling, you have to be careful extremely for explaining the disadvantages mostly for the person make sure that the disadvantages is higher than the advantages

People tend to learn certain things with someone if they have seen the person doing well in it or pretend to be doing well with it. Nobody wants to involve themselves in what they already know won't be profiting them so she wants to try with op either from how she is seeing his appearance, you know ladies like guys looking good  ;D

So I don't believe she just woke up on a day and decide to want to learn gambling but whichever way it turns out for her, op should guide her not to take risk she can't afford to lose.

Don't introduce your friend to gambling if you don't know whether she can take good care of himself while gambling or whether she will just fall into a gambling addiction like other people. You also don't know what her condition has been like, how her life has been. Apart from that, there is no easy way to make money quickly from gambling, especially when gambling, you can lose money quickly. Instead of having problems, you should say that you can't teach her to gamble because it's dangerous for her. There is no easiest game in gambling because everything carries the risk of losing money so she must understand the consequences of gambling.

I appreciate the opinion I have gotten so far; it's also a means by which I can just give her (my friend) the link to this topic and ask her to read for herself what others think about her decision to learn gambling. I personally don't want to teach her because if things go wrong and she becomes a compulsive gambler, I will still take the blame.

If she had had a different intention for learning gambling, I would have considered it, but her intention is because she wants to earn from it. I will let her read all the comment and take her decision by her self or she can find someone else to learn from. Thanks for all your opinions.