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Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ?  If not, how much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning ?

How much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning? You must be joking. Have you been gambling to decide how much someone needs to win before the person retire from gambling. Gambling is not a job, it is just for fun. No retirement. Just gamble with small amount of money that you can afford to lose and not thinking about earning in gambling all the time. Gambling is not like that.

There is no amount of winning that you will be compelled to retire there are records of gamblers who won a big amount of money then eventually lost it from gambling, in fact, it's the other way around it will motivate gamblers more because of the greed of winning more, gamblers stopped when they do not have funds or they have cured their urge to gamble.

How much does one need to retire,  and what connection does retirement have with gambling?

I have heard of lucky winners of jackpots and this does not mean they stop gambling,  because gambling is not done for the rewards alone but for fun.

One can hit a higher jackpot and choose to remain gambling till whatever age he feels is ok to keep gambling,  but the most important thing is to be able to manage yourself and your finances in other to have a pleasurable gambling time as long as you keep getting the vibes.

I have know one of my neighbor won Lottery many years ago and they did not just retired instead the y live in luxurious life and what happened after years? they are now back to poverty , Gambling is not a Job that you can earn and retire with benefits because the more you are winning is the more you will be eager to gamble more.

Retire with gambling money? Haha, good luck with that. Unless you hit the lottery or something and win millions of dollars, you cannot retire with gambling money, no matter how often you win in casinos. You're more likely to be struck by lightning than win the lottery; unfortunately, the chances are extremely insignificant to motivate me to become a frequent buyer.

I don't doubt that there are people winning, but it's almost impossible to win out of so many people playing. Unfortunately, it's a method to motivate the poor and the average class to believe that they can turn their lives around.

I haven't yet, and I don't think I will eve experience this anytime soon.
Actually, I dream to be successful in gambling but I know it will take a long journey for that to happen, so not soon but maybe in the future this dream will come into reality. However, I'm not gonna pursue this if I would lose my limit, i mean my bankroll for gambling that is set for long term, so only time could tell.


I think $10 million would be fine for me.

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From what I understand, there's been a few FreeBitco.in lottery winners who've claimed the grand prize Lambo, and are active members on the forum.  A $200k ride sure sounds nice! I suppose whether that kind of cash is retire early money depends on your situation and where you call home and  to me, livin' easy is less about dollar amounts and more about freedom.  If your basic needs are met and you've got no one relyin' on your paychecks, guess you can let the 9 to 5 go and make your own adventures.  But I know folks get by on more or less in different corners of the world.

I haven't received any big payouts from gambling so far but I have lost several bets and most of my balance is empty. So I don't want to stop gambling for now.
There is no limit to how much money you can earn from gambling to be enough for retirement. If I win a big jackpot in gambling, I may decide to retire. But there is no point in thinking these imaginary thoughts from gambling because I will never win a jackpot of large amount from gambling and will not have to decide to retire.

I think we can only make it happen if we won in a lottery. Let's admit it, most of us are losers in the long run, so we have to chance to win in the long run, but if we are lucky, we could bet on lottery and enjoy that winning.

I'm not really up to living a lavish life, so I think $500 thousand is enough for me. Of course, I will still grow that amount and will surely invest into business. I wan't to retire that is fulfilled that money will be working for me, instead of me working for money.

I can imagine this and it's really good to think this way. But I'm not so optimistic it will happen, but if it will be given to me, I will gladly take it.
I hope there are someone here who really had retired in gambling but not in bitcoin, so he/she could share his/her experience.

I personally have never come across anyone user here who claimed to have retired through their winning from gambling, though I also feel it's really difficult to win money from gambling that would be enough for one to retire, but this depends on the amount in question, because for me, even a million dollars winning might not be enough for me to retire, but rather, this money would be good enough for me to start some major projects I've mapped out and planned for, just waiting for funds to begin them.

So, I do not know what others think, but for me, winning a very large sum of money isn't a ticket for retirement for me, but rather, a ticket to a very new beginning of work.
I take no pleasure in retirement, but achieving great things, reaching good goals is what I find the most pleasure in.

Do you believe this statement that gambler will retire from all gambling activities after getting big win?
Winning will have addictive side effects and this will be much more dangerous, making them even more addicted, winning is also seen by some gamblers as an opportunity to be able to bet much larger amounts.
Obviously this is mistake that gamblers always make when they get number of wins.

I myself have never known or seen gambler who really retired from gambling after getting big win and of course those who stopped or retired from gambling because they experienced large losses rather than wins.
This defeat results in gambler experiencing series of losses which affect their wealth and this defeat also leaves the gambler with nothing of value at all.
It all about regret and awareness, if gambler has lost very large amount to the point where their wealth is gone then they will be able to regret it and realize that it is time to really stop.

Hmmm I do think that there are only a handful of people who can retire with all the gambling winnings they have received. Bear in mind also that in order to retire with gambling winnings, a person must definitely be:

• He must be lucky;
• He must have cash to bet in the first place; and
• He must be smart enough to know when to stop

A person can only retire if the money he has is sufficient to cover his/her lifestyle with a little bit of extra to enjoy his retirements. I guess the people who are included here are professional poker players; or even lottery winners if you count it within the scope of gambling.

As for the sufficient amount to retire, this wholly depends on the country on where the player is staying. Naturally, if a player lives in a third-world country, the amount that he/she receive may be enough for retirement compared if he/she lives in a first-world country.

I say no, there is no big win to make a gambling retirement plan, because realizing with minimal deposits it is impossible to win big, when the winnings amount to more than $1000, you will definitely withdraw it, I don't think it will be enough to retire from winning.

Millions of dollars then it is still worth retiring from gambling.
But it's not that easy, addiction is difficult to stop when they win big so they will return to betting in large amounts because they feel they have earned a lot of money so of course from here we understand how to want to increase the bet bigger.

But never expect something uncertain, just do it for your pleasure at the core you are ready to lose, if you win then it can be said to be your lucky bonus.

i have no intention of quitting gambling, i don't count how much money i have put into the game, i just know that i really like gambling and will continue to do so, quitting gambling is not my intention even if i win big.  The basic nature of human beings is dissatisfaction and greed, therefore it is impossible for a person to be satisfied with the gambling winnings he has experienced so far and finally decide to retire from gambling.  In fact, usually they stop gambling because they experience a few problems ^{(such as family, social, money, health problems)} and finally circumstances force them to stop gambling.

Gamblers are just bluffing when they say that they will retire once they win a big amount, they just say it so they can continue gambling, this is one of their way to justify why they should continue gambling.
I know some gamblers who keep promising, that if they win the amount that they want will stop gambling, but they continue playing so if you hear a friend who promised that they will retire or stop gambling if they win a specific amount they are lying even if they win millions they will continue playing not because they want to win millions again but they just missed the feeling and the excitement of gambling.
You can only retire from gambling if you stop that inner hunger of gambling, and you need an expert guidance to stop that inner hunger.

Retire? If you win, there's a chance you will gamble more. That's not how it ends. Most gamblers end their gambling habits because of losing and not because of winning. :D If you have more money because of the win, do you really believe you will retire knowing that it is possible to happen? I don't think so.
As long as that idea lingers in your mind, you will not stop. Even if you win millions, I doubt you will just forget about gambling. You will try your luck once more and hope you will hit the same amount that you won before.
The biggest multiple win that I got was x1500 and I can say I am still hungry to win that kind of multi again. But in my recent games, I have never hit it yet. See, it got me more hungry because I saw the possibilities. Although I made some good withdrawals, I still cannot forget that those impossible for other can be possible for you because you have seen it and experienced it.
Even as we grow old, I believe retirement will not be in our ideas. Gambling is just too fun to ignore. Watch a sports game and you will think about it, watch poker clips on social media, and then you will think about it again. Our environment now reminds us that gambling is there and its difficult to get away from it.

What a lame question to ask, how much do you think is enough for you to retire? You must have a number for real, and mine can never the same with yours, the question is do you really have to ask this question? Even if you get answers what will it do for you? Change your retirement amount to others?

I am pretty sure that only very small number of gamblers around the world are able to make enough money worthy to go retirement with, gambling promised no-one anything, I will advice you not to plan anything hoping to use gambling to achieve it.

Gambling isn't even something you should do for too long, as you can become addicted to gambling, it's better to find good sources of income for yourself and get retired with your work or business, instead of having hope in gambling.

Participate in gambling only for the entertainment.

Perhaps there is, but they won't tell many people. To achieve retirement with gambling winnings is very difficult because we have the opportunity to experience more and more losses. Additionally, how much winnings do we need so we can retire from gambling? It will vary because someone's standard of living will be different from other people in other countries.

Perhaps many people will say that we need as much winning money as possible to retire as gambling winners, and that is a normal thing because every gambler dreams of getting big wins. The problem is that only a few people have the opportunity to win the big win.

Op, you won’t see anyone here who would come out and say that they won this amount and then decided to retire from gambling – the only set you’ll get are those that got tired of losing or realized that they have lost more than they will ever be able to win again so they decided to quit from it. After all gambling was never a job to start with.


Up till now, no one knows how much the guy spent in his time gambling. For some to have been able to place a $50 dollar bet on a slot game means he must have more than enough already, even those streamers we watch don’t even use up to that amount in a single bet.

Do you think someone that already retired through gambling winning will really be satisfied to their win? I think only few people manage to experience this retirement through gambling but I’m pertaining to lottery winner and not the typical casino bettor. It’s very hard to get enough amount for retirement on casino due to casino limits and house edge advantage of the casino.


This is a case to case basis depending on someone satisfaction to be considered as retirement money.

If I did win this huge amount of money (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480517.0), I would retire my current job or my business (if I have) instead of retiring to gamble lol. Such amount is really big for me, I only need to invest and I will earn passive income or dividend that more than enough to fulfill my needs.

I will still become a gambler, but I won't increase the amount, I'm not someone who think luck can happen more than once.

There is nothing like retirement after winning gambling except if you are talking of winning a jackpot which is absolutely uncommon, gamblers who gamble responsibly do so for fun to earn an extra income thus wouldn't stake a huge amount of money to gamble in a bid to win a huge  amount of money knowing the risk involved which could lead to their bankruptcy  which is one of the consequences of doing such risky venture thus if you know anyone with a mindset of winning huge amount of money through gambling thereafter retire such a person is likened to chasing a shadow this is absolutely unachievable and unrealistic.

Is it still important? I mean, this guy who bet $50 for a single bet on slot game doesn't mean he is betting $50 every time. Why can't we just focus on how much he won? Man, that's $42 million, it's a life changing winnning, and I'm pretty sure that this lucky guy wasn't able to spend a total of $1 million is his lifetime as a gambler.

Are you saying you're playing for your own retirement fund? If this is the case I can tell you that its hard to achieve that kind of target and seriously you might not be able to achieve in because winning in gambling is not guaranteed so don't gamble your retirement fund in gambling because its too risky. Retire when the time is right and when you are already prepared, though in gambling you can still gamble as long as you still have the funds even after your retirement.

I have not seen a retired gambler before and I don't know what will be the motivation for someone to say he has retired from gambling that is not even seen as a profession.  What I do know is that some people may decide not to gamble again  when they have experience that is not in agreement with their expectations.  

It is like a gambling addicts overcoming his addiction and in the process decide not to gamble again, that is the only way I see someone will stop gambling.

So far that wasn't on my playlist, I'd rather put it on some investment products rather than put most of it through gambling. I think the sufficient amount would like be at seven figures but I think that'll depends on how much you'll get contented for.

If I by a stroke of luck over the course of 10 years could have made a profit winning from gambling if up to 50 million dollars and such monies has been used to invest in a business other any other investment other than sitting docks in the bank, maybe then it could cross my mind to retire. But this is just wishful thinking, even those gamble at a professional level have rarely won this amount. Retiring through gambling may cause one to become a compulsive and problem gambler and still would be admitted in a rehab and not retirement.

Gambling is not a job or occupation that can generate steady money so there is no such thing as retiring from gambling, unless you have recovered from an acute gambling addiction and even then without having any money.
Gambling is just for fun and playing to enjoy the game and if you are lucky to get a big win you don't necessarily have to retire. Because there are also gamblers who use their big winnings to buy something expensive or go on holiday and so on to enjoy their winnings.
And there are also big wins that are used to gamble again and run out slowly and there are also those that run out in an instant. So there is no such thing as retiring from gambling unless you have lost everything and become very poor, or have been addicted and recovered. Even so, there is no guarantee you will retire.

I always thought gambling was an incredibly risky business to try to live off of winnings from. But my friend psychologist recently told me that the idea that the desire to make money in gambling and live on this money can be a dangerous outlook on life.
After all, the only correct approach to gambling is the desire to get pleasure, but definitely not earnings. You should not expect to win from gambling; as soon as a player makes a deposit, he must immediately say goodbye to this money. Therefore, I am very surprised at people who take out loans or borrow money from friends only to lose it again in roulette or slots.

Therefore, you cannot retire because of gambling winnings.

Retire from gambling, after getting a big win...? Are there really people who behave like that. Isn't it that when someone gets a big win in the gambling he does, then he will be more addicted to continue playing and increase the amount of bets. And isn't the big win that he got before, the reason why they return to gambling, even though they have often lost.

As it is difficult to find someone who retires from gambling, after he gets a number of big wins. And it is the opposite that happens, where people stop because they have experienced considerable losses. So in my opinion, what can make someone realize the badness of gambling, not from the victory he gets, but from a big loss they experience.

You are completely right, winning a very huge amount of money and retiring from any form of work will only be the starting of a new era of hardship in the life of such a gambler, for it is very certain that such person can sure retire from working, but can't retire from gambling, and as long as he or she keeps gambling, it is a matter of time before the money (no matter how much it is) will get finished and the gambler will return to zero level again.

This I believe is the same thing that plays out in the life of lottery winners, who win  hundreds of millions of dollars and feel they are completely made, they quit all form of work, they just relax and continue gambling and this time, they are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on single bets hoping to keep winning millions of dollars, but unfortunately, before they know what is happening, their whole money is gone and they are broke and back to square one.

It's like I've said in my previous comment, no amount of money I win from gambling will make me retire, and just live doing nothing other than gambling, I will rather use that money to build business, companies that I will managing and will be making me more money.

Gambling is not a career where you can make a lot of money, so even if you win big, you can't just quit. It will also rely on the individual's financial objectives and way of life. Some wealthy people even like to gamble just for recreational purposes, seeing it as a means of relaxing and taking time away from their hectic schedules. Then you're here, thinking about how much money you can win from gambling so you can retire :D Also, there are others who, even if they win, use their winnings to wager on the game they play and eventually lose. It was almost like a cycle, so I don't think any of us gamblers could ever truly retire from gambling or even have sufficient funds to retire from it.

Is money ever enough? I have never heard of someone who claims that a one-time payment they received or won was sufficient for them to live lavishly the rest of their life and retire without considering starting any other business or try and make some more money to sustain a lifestyle. Money is never enough, and I'm usually scared of hearing this kind of stories because it can encourage people to gamble more thinking that if someone can retire from the earnings they got from gambling, then they can as well.

$2 billion maybe, Lol, actually I'm trying to make you understand that the need and want for money is almost insatiable and that could mean that except for addiction and bankruptcy, most persons will not retire from gambling because if some one actually wins the $2billon I did mention earlier they will get to a point when the will exhaust the money especially for the reckless spenders and would most likely return to the casino, as a matter of fact such person will return to the casino to get premium entertainment probably after investing a better half of the money.

I'm of the opinion that majority of gamblers will not retire with the winnings even if they win the highest jackpot expect for someone who has before now had it in mind to retire and then an opportunity in that form avails it self then they will make good use of it .

I'm not a gambler who wants big wins because up to now I've been gambling just for entertainment, but I'm also not a hypocrite when asked what the right amount is for retirement, I think 1 million dollars is more than enough for my future life with my growing family. business, but that doesn't guarantee I will stop gambling because usually if I need entertainment I often gamble.

I think everyone has their own goals when gambling, some are just looking for entertainment, there are also those who really make money from gambling, usually people who tend to make money from gambling definitely have their own amount so they can stop gambling and really retire from gambling. , it cannot be said that the value is certain, they are expecting a large amount that they have never received in their life.  ;D

I'm not one of those who decided to retire after getting a big win in gambling. But I have plans to get there.

I always hope that, before I end the gambling activities I do every week, I will get a big win first. But it turns out that was the wrong idea, because the more I chased big wins, the more I lost. Because to be able to win a large amount, we also have to place a large bet amount and the more we increase the bet amount, this will only accelerate the losses we will experience. And because I am too focused on achieving big wins, this sometimes encourages me to behave carelessly and stupidly by missing out on some of the small wins that I get.

So in my opinion, if you decide to end your gambling and retire from this activity. So don't wait until you get a big win, because that will only make you gamble longer and make you lose even more.

I think it's difficult. but maybe there are some people, although I myself have never seen anyone who retires after winning because usually winning is a temptation for us to return to gambling and so it continues, even as if it has no end until the loss streak occurs again. if that happens to me or anyone else maybe it's the luck of a lifetime. Unfortunately that didn't happen to me, but I'm sure there are people like that, it's just that brands don't want to show off their winnings.

How can someone would retire from gamble winning. When he is winning. Anything that gives you money will never tire you and you will not let it go just like that. The richest man in the world is still looking for money by doing businesses to sustain his wealth therefore there is no amount that you have in gambling that is sufficient to stop gambling and retire. When you have won enough and all what you can do is to take a break and later in the year, you can come back again. Gamblers are not satisfied with their winnings and they are always having the mindset to win bigger. Therefore there nis no specific amount for gambling retirement.

You could have just asked me. I would have saved you a few bucks on your psychologist friend's overpriced therapy sessions. ;D


I disagree. There's always that small chance of winning. Let's take the lottery, for instance. While most players don't win anything significant, there are always those few fortunate individuals who strike it rich by winning a life-changing jackpot every now and then. So, you cant just say that no one can retire with gambling winnings.

It's like you don't gamble much because I really don't understand the question, because if you have actually tagged a specific amount you will walk out with as your deserved reward then I think it's a joke because you don't plans these things and besides I have never ever once heard someone talk about such thing before and that's because it's difficult although some luck bastard might have hit a huge win but retiring with the win is the actual problem. Besides why would you retire when you know you can always go back and play for the fun of the games well you can retire if only you play for the winnings alone.

It is quite unlikely or even impossible to decide to retire from gambling when you are in a winning situation, people come to gambling to get a win although there are some gamblers who are not too focused on that result, but usually and overall it is always the win that is a motivation to continue. So I think what the OP is asking is not wrong but the problem is that it is quite difficult to be true when they manage to get a win and in fact the opposite happens, not stopping or retiring but instead continuing with a crazier approach because as you said greed will have a role and be prioritized by most gamblers, especially those who are addicted when they find such a situation. Logically who doesn't need money? obviously everyone wants it and when the big win comes the opposite will happen which is a change in mindset with the aim of achieving a much bigger win, simply put it is very difficult to be in a good conscious when you get money that seems to fall from the sky.

I want that. but I realize this will not be easy if we think that winning gamblers always want another game. I prove that even to myself. I sometimes find it very difficult to control myself when I win. I can stop if I lose, for example I have lost 20% of my winnings, I can stop but the winnings must be taken in total, not infrequently I even spend my winnings because of greed. I hope I can control that in the future and bring in a lot of money before retirement.

I have not even won any big amount enough to set me going in life talk more of retiring with that winning and secondly I don’t even think their is any need for me to start thinking right to that area for me to retire with gambling winning it will be tiring for me as I might not achieve that purpose.
Any amount that’s big enough to change one life is enough to set the person up for retirement, the amount will defers base on someone personal expectation and desire.

never comments on the error of looking at gambling as a method to achieve financial freedom because you won't achieve it and in the end you will lose everything in the game and it will be very difficult to recover everything you lost in the game. When I talk about losing everything, I'm not just talking about losing money, I'm talking about losing all your possessions because you'll sell them to keep playing, I'm talking about losing your family because you'll spend more time playing and not pay them attention and you'll reach the level of stealing their money. to keep playing and you will become a person addicted to gambling. even if you tell yourself that this won't happen to you, even if you say that you will play in moderation but that you will play with the aim of making profits.

still at the end of the day you will be hooked. This is because on the first day you will deposit money in the casino and you will lose everything, on the second day you will deposit money in the casino and you will lose everything, you will start to get very frustrated, on the third day you will deposit money in the casino and you will win a little, but it will be a value that will not be enough to cover the losses. When you reach the end of the month, you will see that you have not made any profit and you will be very disappointed with yourself. and you'll start having bigger problems because you'll have bills to pay because you took your money to gamble. games are not an investment in which a person will make a profit, games are not a business in which a person will make a profit

Games are a form of entertainment, you yourself must have played football with your friends, imagine your friends as football players and you are placing bets on which team will win, do you really think you will make a profit if you are betting on football games? from your friends? Of course, you won't get rich betting on your friends' football games. so even if you were betting on big league games like the premier league, la liga, serie A, bundesliga and liga1 you will still have a lot more losses than wins. My advice is to focus on real world business and take some of the profits and play it for fun

Even if that retiring amount is being won from gambling, what makes you think the person is going to stop gambling? That same thing that led them to win that amount will continue to be part of the motivation to continue playing bets in order to win more. The only thing that big wins can do for a person is for them to use the money well to start a profitable business that can be used to change their lives.
 
Unless one is not a gambler, winning millions is not enough to say they are retired. If someone who is wealthy already can still be gambling, what do you think will happen to the person who made his wallet through gambling? They will continue trying luck even if it's not with a big amount, but I don't think the money can make them say they are retired.

What's your view when it comes to gambling, do you just see gambling as a job or you wonder why people still gamble to sustain  themselves, gambling has no age limit that's why an old man can enter a casino shop to play a bet, with no age limit how can someone retire just because of a huge win, I have never heard such and it can never happen, reason why people still go back to gamble is because they won and such person can never stop because of greed.
Gambling is not a job and people who choose gambling as a full time job are regretting, I only see gambling as an entertainment when you gamble what you can afford to lose, so seeing topics like gambling and retirement, these two has nothing in common.

If we review that statement then we will understand it from a different perspective that would you retire from gambling if you have won the total winnings from gambling?, I think we will answer with a different explanation because some gamblers make that decision when they are in financial conditions that focus on using it for priority needs or you experience consecutive losses every day and then you will decide to stop gambling before losing all winnings from previous gambling.

If we stop gambling because we want to keep our winnings from gambling then we can avoid gambling addiction but if we stop gambling due to big losses then it is difficult for people to decide to stop gambling because they still hope to recover losses from other gambling.

This is one of the reasons on why people cant just quit up gambling.Why?

1. They are targeting that jackpot
2. They are  liking to hit those amounts that could changed up their life
3. They cant just quit because of addiction
4. They cant just quit because they are still not on breakeven or simply being still in losses.

Who doesnt really like on retiring that early? We arent that blind nor that numb not to see those things on which gambling could possibly
give and this is why it is really that normal that people would really be making involvement because they are really that believing into something towards gambling
on which i could say that it is really just that too risky on having this way.

I doubt anyone will just retire after winning a huge amount of money from gambling.  They would take some pause or have a vacation somewhere but I am sure that they will come back because they have tasted the sweetness of winning huge.

I think it depends but mostly, I believe it is time to retire in gambling if it is already affecting our financial capability.  We should  quit gambling not because we are winning huge but because we are losing our sanity to gambling.  So quitting or retiring is the best option in order to save ourselves from being addicted to gambling.

I do not understand why you have to use the word retire in gambling. Gambling is obviously not a profession and neither is it a career so people are not expected to the tire from it maybe the right word could be to stop gambling. There are people who do not actually stop gambling because they see gambling as a means of having fun. While there are people who are gambling just to make money and whenever they hit the jackpot they would stop gambling.
When we are discussing about the people who will stop gambling when they hit the jackpot. I have seen a new big gambling who are his first day of gambling was able to win a huge amount of money and that happens to be his last day of sports betting. If that is what you mean by someone retiring from gambling you can see that it can happen at any time according to individual preferences.

Someone has to withdraw profits at some point and if they have not done so, if it is constant they will do so, the profits are withdrawn according to your fund management plan, when I want to withdraw to another casino it is one case, another is when I simply do the withdrawal to my wallet.

Depends, if the winnings are too much, let's say the amounts in the lottery, maybe I will stop playing gambling, but I think it's impossible. Even if a person has a lot of money or wins a lot of money from gambling, I don't think that a gambler will stop or retire playing gambling because gambling will be a part of us for entertainment and fun, and I believe that the more money a gambler has, the more he will not stop gambling; it will be a hobby for the life of a gambler.

Maybe some gamblers will retire from gambling if they are satisfied with a huge amount of winnings because they will have a fear of losing those earnings and will start to be responsible for their money. But for me, no, I will still play even if I have a lot of money or even as I get older. I will still satisfy my hobbies.

I think someone who wins a large amount of gambling does not necessarily mean he or she really retires from gambling, perhaps those who win a large amount of gambling will stop for a long period of time because they think about what to do with the winnings or to run a business or to improve condition, but I think he just stops for a while and enjoys his winnings and when the money is almost half or almost gone they will go back to gambling and will try to win again, hoping that their luck is still there.

In fact, gambling is a game, not a job and the appropriate words are not to retire, but to stop gambling, whereas retirement is like when we retire from a job, which of course will get severance pay, whereas gambling is not like that, I think as long as someone is still physically healthy and still has enough money, they will not stop gambling even though they have won a certain amount of money because their goal in gambling is to have fun and make money.

I have been gambling for two years, but I have not retired from gambling yet, because I love gambling very much. Gambling is at least enjoyable if it is possible to win, profits and losses will remain in gambling. That's why I keep losses on my left side, because if a man is experienced in gambling then surely gambling will work in his favor. If I win a big jackpot, I'll take a little vacation. When my vacation is over I will be back to gambling again.

There were reports that a few gamblers have retired totally from gambling after they've won a big amount, but that's very rare and only a handful have done that, as a general rule gamblers will not retire because they won a big amount and there is no amount that can retire gambling, even if they won a big amount they will continue playing for fun for thrill and a repeat.
Winnings is not something that can retire a gambler there are other things that retire them like illness, old age or financial difficulties but never winnings, they will even take it as a motivating factor.

If someone here retired because they won at gambling, I think they wouldn't be here anymore.
a little funny but interesting when looking at the content of this topic, a gambler retires with gambling winnings. I'm sure they won't retire but will just rest for a few days and after that come back a few days with the assumption "who knows, I'll be lucky again"

what I know is that if a gambler who retires because of a gambling win will never be able to retire, in fact the win encourages the gambler to bet again with the mindset of wanting to win again, even though a gambler wins $1m, it does not rule out the possibility that he will be able to retire and this is a common problem that happens often and I'm sure someone here also feels the same way.

unless a gambler retires with the intention of wanting to stop not because of a win or loss but simply by his own will with great determination I believe that there is.

it's a wise decision you'll make if you stop gambling because you've won a large sum of money, but not all gamblers can do that because when a person is invested in what they are doing, even if they win or lose a huge amount, that will not be a reason for them to stop. What is even more worrying is that this may be the reason why they gamble more because they have experienced a big win, they will gamble even more because they expect that it is possible that they will win even more if they continue gambling.

Dude you need to understand, with gambling you can’t earn a specific amount of money. Gambling is all about game of luck. Here if you have a good luck, then only you can make good amount of money. Else no matter how much you bet, what amount you gamble, you can’t win. Rich people gamble for fun and entertainment, for them money doesn’t matter. Hence, I hardly doubt anyone could have gambled so much to make that many profits and retired.

No place or sector is consider easy in gambling, we should abide by the rules set if we would wish to continue our existence in the space. Rich gambler for fun while the poor and middle class gamble for money and they become really frustrated when their predictions doesn't match with the game outcomes. Gambling is not a job in the first place, or is it? I don't cope or understand where things fall in place because there's alot we could learn and comprehend in the system, gambling doesn't generates extra changes for wants and not for our initial needs that's ultimate demanding.

Though tempting, gamblers rarely retire on wins. Gambling requires discipline and strategy, not luck. As in chess, every move counts and the endgame isn't always about winning.

Consider a gambler who retires after a big win. Leaving the celebration at its peak is a good decision. However, gambling is about the pleasure, anticipation, and strategy, not just the outcome. Can victory beat the game's seduction?

What about the gambler who quits out of self-awareness and change? This situation intrigues me most. It's about self-discovery and personal growth, from gambling to other passions. Finances aside, this choice is a major psychological and emotional change.

Retirement after winning in gambling will be very short. :) This retiree will probably want to play in the casino again and lose all those retirement savings. The gambling pensioner will have no choice but to return to his dubious activities.

Any amount will not be enough. The gambler will continue to chase the dream that very soon he will hit the jackpot sufficient for retirement. But this won't happen.

Retirement in gambling is not possible. Exit from this industry is only possible through an appointment with a doctor who treats gambling addiction.

Yeah, retiring with gambling money is a long shot. Winning big is rare, and it's not a reliable plan for most people. The odds can be tough, and it's more like a hope than a solid strategy for financial security. Casinos and lotteries are set up so that they make money, not you. Sure, some folks get lucky, but it's not a reliable way to retire. Most of the time, it's more like wishful thinking than a smart financial move. Trusting your future to hitting the jackpot is like putting all your money on a super long shot and not the best bet for a stable retirement.

I don't think so as to achieve what you are asking we need to hit at least 2 million dollar jackpot or max win,I know though that this amount maybe is not the biggest one but I think is the minimum to retire and to live a comfortable life spending like 50.000 dollar a year net for 40 years,that is enough to live a comfortable life nowadays in Europe and also in US no matter that inflation is to the roof that amount net in 12 months it means like 4000 dollars to spend a month without worrying and that should be enough to live a decent life and to retire.

Good luck achieving it though  ;D.

As far as I know, gambling has a trait that is embedded in the user's soul, namely greed, so most people are involved in gambling, especially those who are addicted, In many cases we see that they are never satisfied with small or big wins, they continue to gamble without stopping or retiring.

Gambling is one of the games that can make money with a betting system, retirement is always synonymous with work, because gambling is not a job, it is actually a game system, for me gambling there is no such thing as retirement.

I don't sure with some one will retired after winning in gambling because many of them have greedy and want to win much money before losing all what amount have win before. But most excited if OP have decision stop or retired from gambling after huge amount winning and likely around $5,000 seems enough for retired and start build up business for the future.
I think ideal amount winning retired from gambling depend on your financial condition, if you have stable financial and around $5k looks enough you can retire and start with new business in the future but you don't have plan to make deposit in gambling trough your winning amount before.

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I am so excited if some one have experienced with retire from gambling platform and know current their condition before retiring on winning or losses in gambling platform.

It's very rare for people to be able to retire with gambling money because that means they have to be able to get very big wins. Even though in gambling, many people have tried to get big wins, they fail and instead lose more money. Yes, it is likely very difficult to win big, let alone retire with gambling money. So people should change their mindset and try to make money from other places so that they can retire and have money to enjoy their days well. Maybe some lucky people can retire with gambling money, but it's hard to find them because they won't want to show themselves to the public. After all, it could interfere with their private lives.

10 Million, I guess is enough for me. :D

I haven't really known anyone who retired from their job after winning some pretty big money in all these years and I only witnessed this kind of scenario from the news articles which means it happens very rarely. And I am certainly not lucky enough to be on that side.

Firstly, as you said it's very rare for anyone to be able to do that, one of the reasons is because of course in general and overall we probably already know that gambling activities have absolutely no certainty for the end result and that means it's very difficult to get a win, while on the other hand the funds needed to spend retirement are very large although it depends on the lifestyle of each individual, but still it's too difficult to reach if you are just a casual gambler. I think this idea would make sense if you are one of the casino owners which means that obviously the money you have from the casino business you run is huge, no need to think about anything and just wait for the gamblers to lose and then you get a lot of money, doesn't that make more sense?

If you are stubbornly looking for big wins to fund your retirement then obviously the opposite will happen which is the true fact that most gamblers always suffer from the number of defeats, the more you try the more you will lose because it is impossible for gamblers to get lucky in a row. Right, the mindset really has to be straightened out in this case, it's better that they look for other more certain and promising places to cash in, after all I don't think there is retirement in gambling, it's just an activity to fill empty time, and if you feel that this activity is interfering with your finances then obviously at any time you can stop.

This is rhetorical question though but I will look at it as normal naive question that need some answers.

I don't think we have large number of people that made bastard money from gambling to make a decision on going for retirement. I have only know a couple of gamblers that has made huge amount from gambling but they didn't quit but had an establishment in other investment. They do their gambling on daily basis and still find time to check through their businesses as they don't manage it, other people does but they look out for other things and they are still active in gambling and with that, as long as people win in gambling, they will play to their satisfaction and nothing like retirement.

Our lifestyles differs, we don't live in the same country, the same cities and the same standard of living. An amount you consider to be very large may look smaller in to another person. If you live in New York, you don't expect to win $1M and have plan to quit provided that you still know how to win in gambling, that money might only take younto survive for a year and you will be broke and might go back into gambling again.

However, with that amount of money I will take an undertaking to get me arrested if I ever think of gambling again if I have such amount of money. I will have different business to my name and will live like a king from my own side because the standard of living is cheap compared to other cities.

An amount satisfactory in your end. You can name any number you want but since winnings won't always be a single jackpot then for sure there will be a diversity of answer which is why I am speaking in general. Like in my viewpoint, I wound be fine taking a pause if I win $100k. I won't speak with certainty given that I am amble to manage my bankroll well which makes me still safe from the risk of addiction. The only sign you should quit is not the money but your habits and if you are showing signs of being addicted into it. However it would still be valid if you will quit after a huge win and decide to move to investments. We just have our own reasons and own ways of handling things. We may quit or continue based on our own likeness.
I think OP is referring to quitting gambling and not his job; won't be advisable as well given that winnings would still be all consumed after a few months or years especially if it won't be redirected to something which is profitable. If $10m is enough for you then that's okay however others would be seeking for a higher number before they actually do so.

Yeah, after such amount of time the retiree will feel the passion again to gamble especially after a win? He's going to be most excited player to comeback in casino that day. Or maybe after he spent all his winnings elsewhere he'll be back in no time, coz honestly money in gambling are reward money and the least you think to buy with it is asset  :-\

Hmm, I agree, even how much you offer to a real gambler by nature he won't bother to give cent on you. There' no significant amount for them even if they win millions, tomorrow you'll see them again in a casino betting higher to win higher. Aside from money, what gambler really want is the feeling of winning, some gamblers thinks money as just the reward for merely winning.

Retire from gambling with a win?? No this must be a joke, winning a gamble will even give you the motivation to stake higher, gamble is not a full time work that needs retirement, once in a while you will surely place a stake and wait for the outcome,
But the only way I can retire after a winning a gamble is when I win in millions and am sure the money I won will be enough ro get me a better life,

All of us at some point have withdrawn some earnings through the channels, even if we have had very bad luck at some point, but we have won something and we have enjoyed something, it doesn't matter that we have lost all the time, the first time we win it is celebrated. as if it were something very big, that is good because we are being very aware of what we feel, what we do and what we can become, but after a gain it becomes something very big when it is encouraged, the motivation for any activity. It represents everything, and that's what happens in the game.

When I make any move that I win a lot, I don't think about it, before I did it in the casino, but if I see that I win something then I withdraw it and I have nothing to think about except enjoying, that's what this is based on, knowing how to do it. things so that they can prepare to do a good job, if it is done thinking because the results will always be good.

Retirement from gambling only applies to those who are old and not fit to gamble because I think as long as someone can still enjoy gambling with their friends and have won big they will not retire, just enjoy the winnings either with their friends or with their family and will come back again after After enjoying the victory, there are also people who continue gambling even though they have won because they want to win more so they don't think about retiring.

Of course, for most gamblers, any amount of winnings will not be able to withstand retirement because we all know that large gambling wins rarely happen around us and we only hear rumors of someone getting a big jackpot and don't know about it directly, maybe if you or have any of your close friends experienced this? Try asking them whether they really retired from gambling after winning a lot? I do not think so.

It is difficult to estimate how much winnings a gambler will be able to retire from gambling. Because not all gamblers are equal, not everyone's needs will be equal. Moreover, there is no end to the desire in gambling because when you get a win, you are eager for another win. Thus the gambling continues. Again I imagine a certain amount as per my needs but it may not be suitable for others. The person who got the jackpot should have gone into retirement as you, but he certainly didn't, so I'd say there's nothing definitive about that. One can go for retirement at any time. If he doesn't want to again, no matter how much money he wins, it won't change him.

Yes we agree, I think this is nothing more than a joke, basically it is very difficult to be able to think clearly when you have just won a very large amount, big wins are possible even though it is very unlikely but what is more certain is that I don't think you will be able to think of stopping gambling when you actually get these results, Instead the opposite will happen where a change in mindset will occur and also I'm sure you will put higher hopes and beliefs in winning, as you said that next they will put a much larger amount with the aim and hope "hopefully a win like before can happen again" it is very difficult to accept the fact that you will not expect anything.

One of the things that makes you more likely to gamble again with a higher budget amount is because the previous win is like a motivation that gives you the spirit to keep going, it won't be that easy to leave gambling because the casino knows what's in the gambler's mind, the casino has a formula to keep the gambler going so that's also the reason why gamblers can get addicted. Yes that's right, gambling is not a job in general that requires retirement time, for me this is just an activity to accompany me when bored, not a serious activity.

In my opinion it is very impossible to retire from gambling, in my opinion if someone has become a fan or hobby of gambling, it is very difficult for him to just retire, maybe if one day he wins then he will think about stopping for a while. while enjoying the results, so that it can be used for long-term investment and it is possible that he will also gamble again even though it is not every day.
Meanwhile, if someone often loses when gambling, then he will be more brutal in trying to get his money back because he may not accept the defeat so he may continue to gamble in pursuit of winning.

It is true that winning a lot of money can be exciting and make it hard to think clearly. But it is important to understand that gambling have bad effects and risks. Thinking that winning once means anyone will want to gamble more and bet more money is dangerous. It can make him/her addicted and cause him/her to lose a lot of money.
Also the idea that casinos can control and addict gamblers is not true. Casinos do use tactics to make more money but people still have the ability to make their own decisions and control themselves. It is important to understand the risk of addiction and get help if needed to have a healthy relationship with gambling.

I don't think that someone here is going to reveal that they've won something big in gambling, that's a mistake to do in my opinion because there's malicious people online that might try and track you via your confession that you're a winner of a really big jackpot so they're either here not revealing anything or there's no one here that has win that big of a money in gambling.

At least humor what OP is saying and I do think that what OP meant that if you were to win like a hypothetical jackpot that whether what amount would you consider continue gambling or retire gambling. I do think that OP doesn't mean that gambling is a job, OP probably just find that the word retire is a fitting word in the situation and the question. For me though, I feel like a jackpot of $10 million would be enough for me to retire and just do what I want to do in life which is traveling to the different islands in my country, there's a lot of it and I don't think it's a bad idea to not visit any of them at least once, also that kind of money enables me to fully live like a nomad.

It is impossible to win the target amount and then retire after reaching it. Gambling is full of twists and turns, maybe today you are lucky by winning a certain amount of money, tomorrow it is not certain that luck will come back with you. Gambling is not a job that can give you regular income every week or every month, when you target a certain amount before retirement, that's when you have started an adventure that is very difficult to reach the finish line.

In reality, only few had probably retired due to gambling wins since most of us losses money continuously. Probably it's high likely that we retire in gambling first before we can't afford to gamble anymore than retiring because we already win a lot of money. That's why gambling is not good to be considered as retirement as it's called as an entertainment for a reason, it's not considered as our business or job where we can milk money,  it's the other way, at least on most of us.
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Most games are designed to make you lose in the long term by a slight difference, so chances are that the more you play the more money you end losing. Luck doesn't last forever, and even if a lucky player won 10k, if he kept gambling with it most probably he would end up losing at least a part.

That's why I especially like lotteries. Because, if you win the big prize, you can forget about continuing playing, because you already won enough for a luxurious retirement. And even if you continued playing, the cost of each ticket is so low that it wouldn't impact in the prize won (unless you play with thousands of tickets per draw).

The amount of money needed to retire will depend on too many factors, like the country where you live, the lifestyle you want to enjoy, your age, your life expectancy, health, your partner expenses habits if you have any, and your kids if you have any too.

So the amount that you need to retire may vary massively depending on those factors, with some people only needing a few hundreds of thousands of dollars, while another person may need tens of millions in order to do the same.

It depends to a persons perspective about winning, maybe Some people have a goal of winning and when they get to the goal, they stop but Some people have also been so obsessed with gambling that even if they win a lot, it seems normal for them. For those who have become a hobby of gambling, it is difficult to determine whether they are willing to stop it because sometimes even if they say a word,  they never follow it because they know for themselves that they really don't want to stop, Especially if a gambler is a full-time gambler and has no other job, he has more time to continue gambling.

When someone wants to retire from gambling with a lot of money, he must be able to realize that his wish will not be easily achieved because just getting a win is already difficult, especially when it involves big wins that he can use to retire. It is true what you said that if he was a casino owner, he could easily retire and hand over management to other people he trusted so that he only had to receive his pension money every month. But this is about getting big wins from gambling, which will not be easy to get even for a pro or experienced gambler. By becoming a casino owner, it would make more sense to be able to retire from gambling and enjoy the profits earned by his casino so that he doesn't have to think about his business but just wait for his retirement money to be sent from his casino.

So it is better for those who want to retire from gambling with a lot of money to forget about it, and they should retire from their jobs because it will give them pension money every month that they can use every day. They can also gamble and try to win the game so that maybe they can win some money from the gambling games they master. The mindset of getting big wins from gambling so they can retire must be changed because it can't be obtained, so they don't need to have that mindset, especially if they never get a big win at all.

Well, I think that someone must win at least 40/30 years of annual wage and this amount should be wisely invested.
Let's take some basic count... Here in Italy a (low) salary is at 1000 Euro Monthly.
12000 euro / yearly... It means at least 480K euro as single win!
I believe this is the "minimum" to leave. Of course doesn't implies a lavish lifestyle (at least here in this continent) but probably it's a decent sum in many many other places.

Target amount are of different sizes remember!, so this is something I believe you should try and emphasize on possibly when next you make a comment like.
For example, a person target could be to win atleast, a hundred dollars then or before he or she quits or stops gambling, winning a hundred dollars should take ages if the gambler surely knows what he or she is doing, even though there is still a chance that before he or she wins that hundred dollars, he or she must have spent and lost more than that on gambling, but this is if luck isn't on the gamblers side totally.

This also can be as well compared to someone who wished or targets to win a million dollars or more before quiting or retiring, this is way more harder to achieve, coupled with the fact that to win such an amount in one go, the gambler will have to be staking high, which brings us to the fact that if luck Is not on the gambler's side, he or she may as well spend more than a million dollars before ever winning such an amount, or he or she may never even win it.

I personally do not see setting targets in gambling as something I would ever do, I think it can lead to irresponsible gambling.

Retirement cannot be done if it is targeted, winnings are unpredictable and luck does not always come, sometimes people who are involved in gambling spend their time and money there, it is impossible after winning to retire of course they still consider it a big loss if they have to stop only winning a few percent of the money he has spent since the beginning. so that stopping retirement cannot be implemented.

Stopping to retire from gambling must be from the heart, not focused on the finish point where you have to stop and have to get a big win, gamblers will not always end well in the end, they will still be a loser, experience defeat and also go bankrupt because of gambling, the point is, don't ever think. get a win and then you can retire easily because to stop gambling or retire must come from the heart, not the money you get from winning.

Allow me to ask, what is your motivation for asking and what is the basis for your thinking with the pensuin idea of ​​your gambling winnings for example. honestly, I never crossed my mind with this question. is this an idea, or... well, I agree with the point made by another member under your post, "Gambling is not a job". and what he said is the most appropriate answer to your post. Gambling is not a job, because there are no certain results when we gamble. in most cases, a person accepts defeats more than wins. then, how will we retire with our gambling losses. unless, someone hits a jackpot in multiples of millions of dollars. either from the lottery, or other gambling that involves very large winnings. examples there are many, for example I bet on sports multibets with a large bankroll. and when I win, I get millions of dollars for that win. it can also be done with other forms of gambling, one bet with all the money you have, in other words All IN. you can play the game you like, whether it's roulette, baccarat, or other types of games. when victory is on your side, you will get a win commensurate with what you bet. then, are we going to stop or just say retire. probably 99% won't. except, those of you who have ideas like this.

To be honest, I'm not a gambler who always bets with a large bankroll. I usually adapt to my needs when gambling, but there are still limits that I have to obey. I don't think gambling is a job, a place to make money, or anything else that has the idea of ​​a livelihood. for me, gambling in this era is an instant form of entertainment amidst our busy routines. with a busy work schedule and limited time, this entertainment is the most efficient thing I can do. besides, I really like gambling, especially football. I get a lot of entertainment, whether it's from watching a match, analyzing a challenge, or getting an adrenaline rush. with this, I feel alive, because there are exciting challenges in the remaining free time I have. this is the form of entertainment I get, regardless of wins and losses.

I believe that when the money is so damn enough it's a calling to quit gambling forever, like the guy who used $50 to make $42 million dollars?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480517.0

I believe this person won't need to ever come back again, because this amount of money is more than enough to set a generational wealth for his generation, unless he is a stupid person who lack the knowledge.

What am I even saying? This is a possibility, many gamblers lacks the money management skills, that's why they gamble recklessly in the first place, and if a reckless gambler win a lot of money, it won't make them smarter.

I think that it is impossible to retire from gambling if you win a lot. First of all, like Oshosondy said in second post, gambling is not a job. It is not a job that you work for years and then get a pension. Second reasons - it is impossible to win so much that you wont have to work anymore. With great money comes great expenses. If you earn $2k a month and win a million, you wont continue living like you earn $2k only. People will always want more and more. And from this comes a third reason why it is impossible to retire - when a person wins a lots, he is more stimulated to continue gambling. Not only that persons wants to repeat his achievement or success, but also he wants to improve, to surpass it.

It has to be a fantastic amount or at least be able to have assets from that money whose assets can provide passive income and I haven't gotten it yet and it seems that of the many gamblers only a small percentage can retire from gambling because won a fantastic amount, like when they can win the lottery whose value is life-changing or like what happened in one of the famous casinos on this forum where there was a player who managed to get $42 million, and if the gambler wanted to retire he could comfortably enjoy his life with that much money but my guess is that he was already rich before looking at the amount of bets in the game based on luck is a fairly high value and only a few gamblers can bet with the value that the gambler uses.

This question is empty words from the first word to the last. You don't know how someone lives, what responsibilities someone has, what goals the person has, what other income the person had, what addictions the person has. There are numerous things that you did not ask for, which instantly invalidates your question. It is irrational to ask this without giving a kind of framework you want this question to be embedded in.

If someone wins $10 million in poker and plays high stakes with $1 million buy ins, can the person retire? I don't know, probably not. Can the person afford a bunch of Ferraris and a villa? Maybe if no other expenses are recurring monthly.

Of course and it will only be a waste of their time, from one side alone we can already conclude that it is very difficult to achieve the success of getting a big win as a provision for retirement if the place to find funds is gambling, as you said, let alone to get a big win like that basically to get a win with a medium amount or 100% of the capital we bring alone is very difficult, so with that already don't be too excessive in putting your hopes on gambling, this idea will only endanger yourself. Instead of getting money to fund retirement but what happens instead is losing a lot of money as a result of your process of chasing big wins that are completely uncertain.

Yes even experienced gamblers I don't think will be able to get results like that, I don't mean you can't but I doubt you will be able to go through the process, big wins can happen but the problem is can you survive the many trials that have the risk of losing all your money? If you answer based on emotions then obviously you will say "Yes" but try to use a healthy mindset in gambling because emotions will only make the situation worse. That's right, forget the idea of getting a big win, it's not unattainable but it's just too difficult and I doubt you'll be able to withstand all the pressure that could potentially make you depressed.

I completely agree with your gambling and retirement views. No matter how much you win, it never entirely covers past losses. The cycle is as random as dice. The fun of gambling is the play, not the finish. As you pointed out, gambling retirement is personal.

What if we view gambling as fun rather than a financial strategy? Imagine using it like a movie or theme park ticket. Fun and excitement cost money. Setting restrictions is like budgeting for another pastime. Gambling stays fun without becoming a financial disaster.

Balance matters. Gambling responsibly and for enjoyment may be fun. When it gets boring, you should step back. Thus, retiring from gambling becomes more about listening to your heart and laughter than pursuing loses or gains. Isnt it ideal to win a little, lose a little, and always smile?

gambling cannot be used as a job to earn money that can be used to live in retirement in peace because gambling is entertainment where people have the risk of losing their money. even though on some occasions someone can retire from gambling from the money they get from gambling, this cannot be used as a role model for someone to follow in those footsteps by gambling for the purpose of retiring from it, since getting a jackpot from gambling is very low and only a few people can achieve that.

If you do make yourself that relying into gambling winnings for you to retire then better to have not that kind of perception or believe because it would really be just that making you desperate
on the things that you are currently doing. You should really be that at least realistic when it comes to things that you are dealing then it would be always best that you should really know
on whats ideal and whats not. We do know that gambling is really just that good for fun and not for making money and thinking about retirement? Those things are really just that possible
when you do able to hit up some nasty jackpots. Someone heard about those slot jackpot of $42M recently? Those things on where people or gamblers do really target on,
on which having that lifechanging opportunity.

I have to agree with you but at same time, I can not totally agree with you because gambling is all about luck and you know, a gambler might have the luck of winning when the right time comes.
So, if a gambler have a specific amount that he or she would like to win, and when the time of luck reaches, he or she can win the amount he or she wants and then resign.
Even if a gambler do not stake high, when the right time comes fir him or her to win the amount he or she wants, they will still win them.
Although, it is very hard but believe me this, that only luck can make such dreams come through.

That's right and that is the reality, I think everyone has the right to choose their decision as long as they can take full responsibility for the gambling actions they take. Here the point is that gambling cannot be used as a reference for getting money, but if your luck doesn't run out then you will definitely continue gambling without thinking about when you want to retire. So actually it comes back to each individual and I think when some people start to fail in gambling they should have thought about retiring and it would be better to try something new outside of gambling.

Maybe not many people can get endless luck, but sometimes there are unexplainable factors that only he understands, so we can't describe things in such detail when that person continues to experience luck when gambling, especially for those who often win the jackpot.

Do gamblers really gamble to retire from it? For those who want to retire from gambling, how much are they willing to risk in gambling for them to actualize that? OP, these are some of the questions you need to take to heart before bringing the question to the forum.

OP, to what I can understand best, gamblers don't retire from gambling the moment they win big, they retire when they have lost a whole lot of money they can't afford to lose. Retiring because of a big win doesn't come into play so easily because any gambler who wins big would like to win more because of greediness.

Is that even possible? I bet 99% of the people who gambles won't going to achieve that. Well, this could be possible for those who win in lottery jackpot, but for casino games, I don't think anyone of us here can achieve it.
When you're young maybe or adult around 30s or 40s, you would definitely need to have at least $500m that I could say I am comfortable with retiring, considering that there could still be a lot of years you need to spend for you to live and live a normal life not lavishly, but in this case you won't going to go back to gambling otherwise you'll get bankrupt before you reach senior years lol.
Nevertheless, this can't be attainable. Millionaires may win millions as well, but they don't retire because they still need to run their business. So, no my answer to this is, no you can't make retirement plans with gambling wins.

There could be someone who has retired outside from here but so far I never come across any post that related with someone retiring with gambling, you know this is very funny for someone to retired with gambling. Okay if I make asked how do you mean by retiring with gambling?
Does it mean becoming a share holder in a particular casino or does it mean becoming the highest winner ever since the casino/ gambling site was launched?  If so then there is every possibility for someone to be retired with gambling.

How much is enough? It depends on where you live and what are your expectations. For example the minimum amount to have as a retirement would be $1k a month times the number of months you plan to live. If you're 50 and want to retire, you're probably going to live for another 30 years, so $360k would be a bare minimum to survive. But that would only pay basic bills for 1 person and buy you food. To live a normal life and be able to afford holidays, private medical facilities and such, you'd need close to a million.


No, OP is daydreaming about retiring on profits from gambling. Sure' it's possible, fir example a lottery winner can do that if the win is big enough, but how many people actually will achieve something like that? 1 in a million? Pro poker players sometimes retire as gamblers too, but that's a very hard and demanding "job" if you can call it that. It's going to leave a mark on you even if you manage to be good at the game.

Gambling can never give you money for retirement because it is not a job and any gambler that wins big will definitely continue gambling because he sees it as an opportunity to win more money since he already have won big.

It is only addicted gamblers that needs to quit gambling but a responsible gambler will continue gambling because he sees gambling as fun. The fact remains that as a gambler, you will lose more than you win and there is no hope for retirement funds in gambling.

How can you say retire winnings from gambling?
Do you yourself make gambling your job?
Meanwhile, gambling is not a job. Gambling is about winning and losing, not something that gives you the certainty of winning consistently.
If what you mean is quitting gambling after winning, I think that makes more sense. Because many people do that, especially people who are new to gambling.

I can go off gambling even if I don't win and any time. Those who can't make it are those gamblers who are already addicted but if you are a responsible gambler, there is no such thing as "retirement", we can stop whenever we want.

We have to note that gambling is not a job that we have to stay long. If we just wait to hit the jackpot prize before leaving gambling, we possibly spend our whole life in gambling and I can't really imagine doing that --maybe you?

People most not win to retire in gamble, if you are waiting to win before you retire in gambling, I think you have not started, I don't think there is any comfortable amount a gambling will win that will make him or her to retire in gambling, you should also know that retirement does not mean that you have left gambling totally, but what I know about gambling is that, the mire you win, you will want to go harder feeling that you will win, this is the mindset of gamblers, this can come in play when a gambler has decided not to indulge in the act again but as for retiring with a gambling winning as you asked, is no no for me.

You know, I think that winning a minimum amount to survive, or the amount a person earns multiplied by number of months till pension, not going to work. If someone wins a million and think that it will be enough to live 10-20 years, then this is a false statement. When you get a lot of money, your habits also change. A persons start to think about think he could afford right now, a person starts to buy expensive things instantly. I am sure that first thing people buy will be house or apartment, then a car, furniture, devices. And a million quickly turns into $500k for example. When a person gets an access to money, he does not think about saving anymore.

Yes, it is something that is impossible for those who gamble after winning, they can choose to retire from gambling, because it is very difficult for a gambler to stop gambling even though they have won the way they wanted, I think what a gambler can do is reduce their gambling activities slowly if they really want to get rid of their gambling habit and they also have to do it consistently to be able to get rid of their gambling habit.

Not me, I haven't win that big to the tune of hundreds of thousands of even millions. And I doubt though that someone will retire from gambling per se. 2 night ago I was in a land base casinos and I witnessed a lady who's playing in the slots and believed me when I tell you that he had millions and yet she is still playing.

Unless you really win a lottery, maybe you will think of retiring from gambling for good. But if you are just randomly playing and hoping that you will get lucky in a casino, let's ay in a slot machine, even if you hit that grand jackpot, you will go on the next day and try to reproduce your winnings.

Few people have successfully done this before but the question is are they able to move on? Without thinking about gambling ever again? Because so many gamblers find it very hard to quit even after they made a lot of good money.

Now that they have everything, why find it very hard to move on? This is why one need to be careful with gambling, it's too easier to become an addict.

It's very possible to make millions in gambling, but if you don't know how to quit gambling you will pay it all back to the casino, this is the spirit of gambling, you don't actually win until you know when to put a final stop to gambling.

Of course and because it is the big winnings that make a person forget the real facts about gambling which eventually get carried away and usually end up with addiction if in the process they can't reach awareness at all, yes I understand what you said about the bad effects that exist in gambling but as I said above and you have also said it that big wins have made it difficult for gamblers to be able to think clearly which ultimately makes awareness difficult to achieve, what will happen is to double the capital they bring with the aim of getting a much bigger win.

The misconception about the chances of winning in gambling makes it difficult for a person to achieve awareness to be able to know that the percentage of possible adverse effects is much greater than the chances of winning, maybe we also already know and experience that in gambling usually lose more than win and that is the reason that the percentage of winning is much smaller. So with this fact, it is clear that it is more advisable to gamble in moderation, there is no prohibition on gambling but there must be limits.

I don't think I will stop gambling because I won big. The mistake most people who win big make is that they increase their gambling budget when they win big. This unwise decision might make them gamble out all they have won. But if I win big, my gambling budget will remain the same because I gamble mainly for fun. My win will be invested and I will continue entertaining myself gambling with a little chunk of the win. However, if I perceive gambling as a source of income, $3m will be enough for me to start something that will give me a steady income.


You are correct, I think the OP means what amount can make you stop gambling for life. He used the wrong word because retirement relates to leaving or resigning from a job. I have seen some people that quit gambling after winning big. However, most of these people perceive gambling as a major source of income. So immediately they win big which is their target, they use the money to invest in a profitable venture and stop gambling.

Yes you are right it won't work most people who win large amounts of gambling will not completely stop completely, I'm sure they will come back to gambling again and start spending a few percent of their winnings on gambling again, retiring and stopping gambling is not possible. stop if only because you won big, if you really want to do it you must from deep within your heart want to stop everything completely.

Because if you stop or retire because you get a big win, it definitely won't work. As a small example, my friend feels like he has won and the profits from all his losses have been paid off. In fact, when he gets a big win, according to him, he will start to stop gambling and retire. but after a few weeks later I saw him playing gambling again, then I asked him again why he was gambling again, didn't he win big yesterday, he just said "There is no fun entertainment other than gambling", lol  ;)

It is indeed possible to make millions in gambling but the problem is that not many can get that opportunity but instead will lose a lot of money. Most people don't know when they should stop gambling so we still see many people who end up losing a lot of money and can't get the winnings they want. And that's why only a few people can retire from gambling by getting big wins. But people will still try to get that victory because they still hope and dream of it. And because of that, we should be able to realize that because it is difficult to win from gambling, there is no need to make us try too hard to win the gambling game.

A gambler does not know when he will win big or is there any guarantee of winning big. People who gamble can never retire from gambling. Maybe he can take a break temporarily but it's hard to break away from it. Because for some it is a means of earning money but for some it is a means of entertainment. Among gamblers there are gamblers who have hit the jackpot but again it is hard to find instances where they quit gambling. However, it is different for those who are older. I have heard some common words from addicted gamblers who vowed to quit gambling after losing too much but again they continue gambling.

There is no time limit on when to retire from gambling. Retirement means stopping. Quitting gambling sooner before losing a lot of money may be better.

Winnings in gambling also cannot be counted if gamblers play to enjoy it simply to entertain themselves.
Gamblers who record the number of wins and losses during gambling will say that the number of wins is very small from the number of losses received during gambling.

Gambling must be done consciously. If you want to continue after getting a big win or want to stop after getting a big jackpot, it depends on the gambler.

And this is the main reason on why we are really that thriving on keeping on playing as long we dont really be able to hit up those targets or wishes that we do have in playing gambling.
This is one of the reason on why gamblers do really ends up on being miserable just because they do really have those kind of unreaistic goals and approach towards gambling on which its never been
good on molding up that kind of plans and insights towards it because it would really be that pushing you to play more until you do achieve those things until you do find yourself that you've been busting up
yourself in terms of finances which this is where bad things do start to kick in.

Retiring on trying to hit up some big amounts or jackpots? Its possible but it would really be that nearly zero chances on which this might not even happen into your entire lifetime
or even if you do spend all the money that you do have. This is why you should really be that wise on trying to assess things around.

There may be some people who get lucky from gambling like a miracle of God in their old age, get a lottery win for example, and he gets a decent winnings and enough for their retirement age, maybe this is what he is trying to get.

I agree with you gambling is not a place to make money or as a source of income because it is an impossible and difficult thing to do, I think that people who use gambling as a place where they look for income are stupid and do not understand the concept of gambling, because they only talk about pleuance and unpredictable opportunities.

Even if a gambler wins in a lottery I don't think he will retire and just turn his back on gambling, this is where he gets his winnings and this is where he gets his enjoyment, winnings are not something that will retire you, once a gambler will always gamble gambler will only retire if they are compulsive gambler and they are cured, or if they are so old that they cannot bet anymore because of Alzheimers and there is no amount of money that can make them retire, even if you give them that amount, they will find a way.

A gambler can lose a huge amount of money and feels it's hight time he stopped gambling but he cannot win big and retire, no matter the amount. The winning alone is the motivation or driving force to keep gambling and as long as he's winning, he'll still be playing. So most persons will be gambling, it's just quite a few that might want to retire probably because they're aged but it cannot happen instantaneously, they'll have to be gradually withdrawing until they finally quit.

Gamblers' oaths are like extremely beautiful lies, a person who has never seen the behavior of gamblers will believe this lie but this oath is only protected for a few short days, it may even be just a few hours when these people are invisibly bound to gambling, more precisely, intuition and gestures are urging them to return to that place, instead of living such a fake life. Usually, only people who are close to retirement age or retired can be idle and lucky enough to get money with gambling, young people who gamble only struggle and extend their retirement age further

Well that's more likely to happen than them being determined to retire from gambling, after all who doesn't want money? I mean when someone is in that state then I think what's more likely in their mind is that they'll try it again another day with the aim and hope of getting the same or even a much bigger win as before. So what is very likely to happen is that they will just stop the session at that point and then gamble again another day.

Your idea of compulsive gamblers who will quit I think is too simple and even the fact is just the opposite, compulsive behavior is always synonymous with things that are difficult to control by them so the truth is that compulsive gamblers are the ones who have a very small chance of quitting gambling because they have difficulty managing their minds, uncontrollable behavior and thought patterns make it difficult for them to achieve awareness so it is difficult to consider something better to do such as quitting or even reducing it. But for other things like they have a reason that really requires them to stop gambling such as having a disease like you said maybe it can be a big enough push to make them realize and stop, the situation forces them to do better.

Money is mentioned with number, and numbers will never run out. Winning a large amount in gambling doesn't necessarily lead to retirement. People will feel insufficient and continue to feel that way, no matter how much money they have. As much as they acquire, they will keep seeking ways to get even more. Greedy? Absolutely yes...much person in this world is greedy man.

Even the wealthiest people in the world ... still remain productive in seeking money. This means that winning big in gambling alone is not enough to make someone stop. There will always be other forms of gambling or perhaps different lines of work.

I doubt you will find any gambling multi-millionaires anywhere here. Or to be honest, anywhere besides news articles.

That is how rare it is, to win a jackpot which will leave you sorted for life. Only a precious handful of people of the 8+ Billion earth population win a jackpot resulting in lifelong riches. And looking at those numbers, it puts the chances of becoming rich through gambling into a realistic perspective.

If you are going to gamble, I think you should gamble for fun only. That means gambling with tiny amounts of money and not expecting to make a living. That is the only way you will keep your money and your sanity.

Gambling is not a business investment that you or anyone as such should be expecting to have a winning that should be regarded as a retirement benefit. If a gambler is fortunate to win a good life changing amount from bet or lottery provided the amount is sufficient to start up a good investment then it can be regarded as something to retire for using the investment to build a better future for yourself and posterity.  Nonetheless, gamblers are fond of been greedy that  win amount that is supposed to be something to retire with from gambling they would instead want to increase their betting rate in the hope of winning much bigger amount, which the end there of is total losses.

Firstly, I  neither view gambling as a job not a career. This means that there's nothing like retirement from gambling, you don't retire from what doesn't employ you in the first place. You choose to start gambling, and you can choose to still it anytime. Nobody decides for you, unless you're in a helpess situation and need help.
I doubt anyone  stops gambling after a good win, its rare. People have told stories of their addiction stemming from their first big win. I'm a victim of such too. Just decided to show down 5 years ago after taking proper inventory of my myself after 4 years of addiction and little or no positive results.

True, gambling is not a job or profession that should be taken seriously, after all this is a game of chance which means there is absolutely no certainty and guarantee and that means that it really doesn't make sense if the word "retirement" is brought to gambling, because after all this is not a job but just an activity to fill your spare time or bored time when off work for example. After all, it is clear as you say that we really doubt someone who manages to get a win to stop or retire from gambling, in fact what is likely to happen is the opposite where they are even more excited to do the next session because of the increased hope and confidence after getting a win the previous time.

We must understand that people who finally enter the addiction phase all start from a victory and they are too excessive in responding to the excitement due to the victory they managed to get so that an increase in hope and confidence will occur in their mindset which ultimately always gambles by pursuing victory. So in essence I think it is very unlikely for those who have just managed to get a win especially with a large amount to think of retiring from gambling, such a situation is very unlikely to happen.

I think it's a bit impossible for someone who in his old age is really lucky to win big, indeed we have certainly heard of someone who wons a large amount in the lottery and I don't think they just stopped or said they retired because of the fact that someone who is already familiar with gambling does not can completely let go of gambling, unless they really can't afford to gamble or say they can't afford it anymore. Maybe the age factor can stop gambling if they are satisfied with the pleasures of their youth, whether with wins or losses because as far as I know, gambling is full with defeat.

It is true that gambling cannot be used as a source of income because there is no guarantee that you will get consistent profits. Gambling is full of the risk of losing so it is better for us to use gambling as a fun game, no matter how bigs the win is, just think of it as a bonus.

It's challenging to pinpoint a specific number; perhaps one million USD would satisfy most people. However, I'm quite certain that when you earn a million USD from gambling, it's hard to stop. Greed tends to arise when you have a lot of money, not when you have nothing. So, I believe that at that point, the greed of the majority will be immense.
We might plan to stop when we reach that amount, but after earning a million USD, the desire for more can be insatiable, especially when the money comes quickly. If you earn it over a long period, investing a lot of effort, you might consider retiring. I never thought about how much money I would retire with if I were lucky in gambling or investment because I know that only by maintaining work can you sustain that large amount of money in a sustainable way.


I would say that 10 or 20 years ago, winning a million would be enough to stop working and enjoy life until retirement. Todays life is expensive. It is especially expensive if you dont own property, land and you are a bit lower than average class. I dont know where you are from, but in Europe, a million can be spend quickly. Buying a 3 room appartment with gray finish in new house cost about 150k. That is around 70-90m2 only. Add 100-150k for renovation and furniture. 50k for a new car. 1/3 of a million is gone. If you are 50+ and prefer to spend most of the time at home, it will be enough to retire. If you are young, that million will be gone in 5 years.

I think two years was still short although it can also depend on several factors like if we are struggling financially already. If so, then it's best to just quit it even if you say that you still love it. As long as the casino that we are playing with is not a scam, winning is possible. And yeah, there will be losses too. In fact, it can occur often. Experience can matter to some gambling games. And I think if we already have an experience, we already know if what games are those. If you win a big jackpot, then why only take a little vacation? But, little is better than not having a vacation at all and you will just re-deposit all of your winnings in the casino again.

The funny thing is that those gambler four things that they will return as their gambling journey after a big jackpot those will can never left  or retire they are gambling journey because they are in poverty of money and that's why they are playing gambling. This is not the proper way to play gambling, gambling should be always for entertainment purpose not for this.

Do you mean to say retire from our main job after winning in gambling?
I may retire from a real life job if I win at least a million dollar, because this amount is enough for me to create my own business.
The question is, is it possible for me to win that much while I average bet is few cents only per bet? LOL

There is no certain benchmark number that can satisfy gamblers so that they can retire from gambling because they will think about winning as much money as possible from gambling. But unfortunately, they won't be able to get it easily, and they will have to experience many losses, which won't guarantee they can get a big win. They need more than they can imagine to get their big win, and that won't be possible if one doesn't have great luck. Before they can get big wins many times, they will only experience their greed getting bigger, affecting their emotions, where they will become more and more eager to gamble. When their emotions have risen and become more eager to win, that's when they will lose control of themselves and will not see that they are being led to their destruction. But if they can be wise, they will not want to follow their desires and ego because they already know that it will only accelerate the loss of their money without them realizing it.

There are few such gamblers who retired after winning gambling. Retiring after winning gambling is not an easy task. Not all gamblers try to stop themselves they cannot enjoy the winnings for greed after winning so they are difficult to predict. Gambling should be kept in fun without thinking of ways to earn more no one can retire.

I think gambling addiction actually comes from winning several times after experiencing many losses. Are you saying that there is someone who wins gambling and then chooses to retire? I don't think so. People who retire from gambling are those who really want to stop there. There is no reason or motivation whatsoever. Some of them are those who are addicted to gambling and in my opinion they should stop because being addicted means you have wasted yourself and your family. You need therapy and live a normal life and you should have fun with sports betting or other betting, not an addiction.

Do you know that people's need for money is never ending and gambling is the kind of game where after winning one gets the feeling of playing more. Suppose if you win $500 today then you will gamble more money tomorrow. When you are an addicted gambler you cannot stop gambling even if you want to because the lure of money will keep you playing. From my experience, the people who retire from gambling are those who lose gambling and become absolutely poor. Otherwise those who become rich reduce their demand for gambling because they are addicted to spending money in enjoy life.

I've not yet had the privilege to win so big that could be called my retirement money from gambling, and as young as I am now, even if I win so big irrespective of the amount, I can't call it quit so far I am below 60 years of age. This is because gambling is not burdensome for me and I have never been desperate of the money to be made through it.

If I should suggest to anyone, it would depend on the plans of the person towards retirement. Do you want to stop working entirely and be spending the money or do you want to be doing business/investment but quit gambling with the money? Your answer determines the final values to be suggested, but I do not think this is ever a good idea if you are still young.

But making over $250,000 should be enough for someone to say goodbye to gambling if money is the reason why they gamble.

Gambling is logical and our quest to gamble more would never ends whether we keep making profits or loses. It is very important that we know how to position our bets that will be giving us winnings. Someone that had an impressive wins yesterday would want to gamble more today maybe they will have another winnings.

Our mentality is positioned in a way that we want to keep seeing results every time we gamble and when we don't get the positive results we expect, the urge to gamble more will increase and we will want to try our luck to  get close to winning. Gambling is a way of making extra cash for ourselves and when we don't get that results, we could become desperate and want to do it everyday.

This is entirely up to what tbe gambler wager. If he risk a smaller amount and lose and see that it doesn't worth it, if he want to quit that instant, he is going to do that without doubt but if a gambler has enjoy what it feels to win from gambling, he might endure a little and try to change strategy maybe it will work but if he see that it is not working as he plan, he will quick without thinking twice about it. However, those that does gambling for fun has a limit to amount they can put and they enjoy gambling regardless of making money or not making anything.

I don't think people will look away where they make money from mainly due to greed, you see it every time in gambling where a person will win big amount that is enough to make him establish a business but wouldn't mind or stop gambling. They are unfortunate to even lose everything back to gambling, even some of them that start business sell off the business to continue gambling.

In gambling I don't think that we have a particular or specific amount of money that we can retire with, secondly in gambling what we really need in gambling is concentration and also use small amount of money for gambling, many people who is gambler doesn't know particular amount of money they will retire with as a gambler, so therefore what I'm saying concerning gamblers is that they don't have measurements of what they can say that they are retiring with, it's people who knows the totality of what they have won in gambling and the one they conserved as their savings and that one is what they will use as gambling retirement benefits

Am still a gambler and I haven’t quite gambling so I don’t know the amount that I will win that will make me stop gambling, and am not really after money in gambling, am also having fun when am gambling, actually if I can win huge amounts of money, then maybe I will reduce the way am gambling, so that I won’t end up losing everything to gambling again. I don’t think some people are going to retire from gambling even if they win huge amounts of money, some of them will keep gambling for fun, and some won’t be satisfied, they will still want to keep on increasing the money which they might end up losing everything to gambling again.

I've never heard of anyone ever retiring from gambling winnings.  Even the people who win massive amounts of money gambling usually give it all back or have to keep working.  The exception maybe being lottery winners that win a couple hundred million dollars.  I would be more than surprised if someone on these forums has retired from playing online slots.  Sure, it's possible.  I think it's pretty unlikely though.  Anyone who says they have retired from gambling...  I'd need to see the evidence to believe it.

Sometimes, you retire because you want to cut the losses and not because you already won. I'm pretty sure most people who retired from gambling are those who are looking to no longer associate themselves with the said activity, and would no longer want to lose any money to it. If there are people who quit gambling because they win, they are pretty rare.

Hardly possible. Getting retirement money from a regular 9-5 which is inarguably way better than gambling your whole life away is practically impossible nowadays already, what more would it make of the very thing that relies upon sheer luck? I mean if you're looking for retirement from getting gambling winnings might as well wish you have wings to fly up from where your head's probably at right now.

Here's one thing that I would like to let you know. No one gets retirement money from gambling their whole savings away, and no one who gambles ever retire. I've seen people old enough to be considered ultra-senior citizens still muster the last of their strength to crank the slot machine's lever, why? Beats me honestly, but I digress. The thing is that you'd spend so much money trying to reach that retirement money goal you're looking for that you're practically just better off saving that money instead and finding a decent job so you don't have to rely on other people's fortune to survive until your retirement. There's no such thing as getting retirement money from gambling, as even those who win literal hundreds of millions of dollars from lotteries statistically lose their shit (and by shit I mean money) in 4-5 years because of their subpar financial literacy. It's just the way things go. If you want to find the capability to retire you'd never see it in the gambling world.

sufficient?.. a gambler is never satisfied with his endless lust/desire for more wins - no matter how small it is.. I don't even think they'll decide to quit gambling assuming they began to hit a winning streak for about a year... All they've gotten used to is the ecstacy and the pleasure over nothing ( cus sometimes, most gamblers are multimillionaires in real life... So what's the point of gambling away the funds for another funds you ain't even sure about?)
There has never been a time... Never!!!!

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To work decades of your life for an average wage retirement once you reach your 60s or 70s years old doesn't look great either, but that is what is disponible for most of us, and besides this alternative there is none. Gambling isn't an alternative, anyway. As you said, it's nearly impossible to achieve retirement through gambling.

Yes, someone on his 20s or 30s years old is very likely to waste not only his days, but also his whole patrimony attempting to grow it through gambling for a retirement along the years. I've also seen some people who are now around 50 years old and have never built anything solid in their lives, because all the money they make goes to alcohol, drugs or gambling at local shops. They may complain about several factors and aspects of their lives which prevented them from going further, but the reality is that they didn't even try to change for better.

And I really believe these people have tendencies of thinking they would win big from gambling at some point, and that would be a life changer, but for most people it won't happen, so by watching their examples, we have to adopt more solid and concrete decisions for ourselves, sticking to a regular 9-5 job and trying to make investments along the years, so we can boost our retirement later.

That's right, usually and what makes sense is that people will think about retiring when defeat dominates which of course makes them not doing well and losing a lot of money so that is a reasonable reason in my opinion if in the end they decide to quit. their gambling activities, and on the other hand I think stopping after winning seems like it would be impossible, especially if for example the winnings they managed to get were very large which of course made them very happy and excited. Logically, winnings from gambling are money and we as humans always need money and in addition, we often develop a sense of dissatisfaction in any case, so it is very possible that in that condition, instead of stopping, on the contrary, they are addicted to winning again, even in a more sophisticated way. aggressive. So basically I think it makes little sense and it is very unlikely for someone to think about stopping when they win.

They would not be here... they are retired  ;D It is actually possible to retire with gambling winnings but that is either by a stroke of luck - like winning a big lotto such as the "Euromillions" in Europe or one of the big price games out there or... become a professional player of some of the player vs player games such as poker that have well paid tournaments.

Does it really helps or works? When you have a million in your pocket, you dont go to local canteen for business lunch offer and dress in Zara anymore. I have never seen someone who is rich, being modest in his expenses and live like "this amount will be enough to live till I die". In fact, I rarely heard that people who won large amounts, managed not to spend them all during first couple of years. With great money standards of living changes.

Average gamblers who are basically poor gamblers tend to expect more money before retirement and who are rich gambler they have the same situation but expect more than average gamblers. As this matter is a gambler's personal issue. We don't know anyone's personal opinion so we can't say about that. I don't really care about getting anything out of gambling because I don't believe I'm going to win that big and think I won't win so I don't have any regrets. I cannot assure that I will retire from gambling if I win big. Because I enjoy gambling.

That is called lifestyle inflation or lifestyle creep and it is a very common occurrence, so if for example someone was earning a particular amount of money and then they were given a raise and they were paid double that amount, instead of saving all of that money people will spend it all as things that were luxuries become needs.

This is what makes people to have to work for the rest of their lives, and only a very small number of people can combat that temptation and avoid falling into that trap.

Hahaha and of course they won't be able to read threads like this when they retire.
There are some people who can change their lives and stop gambling because they got the lottery jackpot, but the number can be counted and I sure that people like this are no more than 1% of the total number of gamblers.
Winning is usually supporting factor for gamblers to be able to bet more and of course they will chase other bigger wins because they think that they will be lucky again.
Professional gamblers may have won big wins but the reality is that they don't stop gambling and there are other reasons that we may not know because people like this will never honestly say why they still gamble.
Like Dan Bilzerian who is professional poker player and has had many big wins from poker table games, he is very successful and has managed to also own an online poker company.
People like this are very rare to meet.

Retiring as a gambler is very difficult for some people. just like the way they said that winners don quite. its also difficult for gamblers to quit. Gambling is a kind of game that no matter the wining you've made, there is that curiosity to have more. Not only applicable to gambling but to our everyday life. No matter the amount we have at hand doesn't satisfies us because that is human nature.
So I find it difficult for gamblers to retire with big win.

Winning is very difficult to be able to retire as a gambler even though you have had a big win and to stop being a gambler is even more difficult if we are addicted to gambling, so it would be better for us to be able to control the gambling we play and don't let us become addicted to gambling. because it is very difficult to stop gambling. If we are curious about the game we are playing, of course we will continue playing until we win which can make us lose our curiosity about the prizes given in the game we are playing.

You are right, indeed for some people who are greedy they will never have enough of the winnings they have gotten in their gambling and sometimes they continue to play after the big win they get so they lose again and lose all the winnings they have got.

Yes it is difficult, because big win usually will make gamblers tempted to gamble more due to greed but of course it is possible to retire after big win. It requires a strong will to retire, otherwise big win will lead into more frequent gambling activity because we have more money to spend. Aside from a strong will, gamblers who can retire with big win must have a strong plan/resolution as well before they start gamble. Maybe there are some gamblers with slogan/promise to themselves such as "I'll stop gambling forever once I win xx amount". Although in reality it will be still hard to keep their own promise but I believe that there are still some people who can keep their own promise.

You don't put your hope in gambling and expect to retire with it because it is not a business or job that you can be expecting retirement from. Gambling winning is not steady, you win and you lose, so how can you plan retirement with that?

Gamble as you want and not to rely on it heavily for a big win that you will use for retirement. However you can be lucky with a big win from time to time but most gamblers will keep gambling for more despite their winning because their is something with gambling, the more you plan to stop the more you find yourself on it except you build self control.

We are still too far from retiring as gamblers who won big wins because we are just small gamblers who cannot gamble all the time. We realize that gambling depends on luck, so it is still difficult for us to win gambling games. And yes, there is a feeling of curiosity that will follow us when we always experience continuous losses, and that is what makes us continue to choose to gamble because we think that one day we will be able to get a big win from gambling and can decide to retire from gambling. But after we get that big win, we don't immediately decide to stop gambling because we still want to win where our greed is too big to control.

I would dream of stopping gambling when I get $100k, and I don't think that's possible because I won't be mentally ready to accept a win that big, and we know that getting a big win requires quite a lot of capital too, we not knowing the situation when we have reached the target, it turns out we are addicted to playing, we'll see...

Hahaha, that good dream, but how many bets do you need to win up to $100k and of course winning that much will change your life to be able to build business or other things like investing.
With wins of that size, of course we can guarantee much more consistent income and maybe we can leave gambling at the same time because we are busy and maybe we have various activities in building business or investing.
But I sure you won't really stop gambling forever because when you feel bored or too bored with business or investing activities, you can definitely return to gambling and you will really do that.
Look at the many gamblers who can't really stop and leave gambling and most gamblers can always come to the gambling site at whatever time it is certain and will happen.

I also have the desire to win very big and be able to use these wins to develop my business and increase investment assets in the long term.
But I can't think whether I can really stop when I have developed my business and have large investment.

You could get that win, but the issue is if you can get it before you spend more than 100k on your efforts to get that amount, since it is often the case that the gamblers you see in social media bragging about their amazing wins, have yet to see a single dollar in profits as they are long term losers just like us.

So if you are not prepared to risk that much money in an endeavor in which the odds are against you, then it is better for you to accept that your dream is impossible to achieve and you should forget about it.

There is little point in trying to reach that $100,000 by playing casino games. You're not going to get there and you're going to leave a lot of money behind, especially if you're betting low amounts. If you're a big whale, it's easier to get there, but you're starting with a good starting capital and that $100,000 isn't going to change your life.

For those for whom the question of retirement would make sense is for professional sports bettors or poker players, who tend to make money consistently. But even then I don't see much point, because it's an activity you enjoy and can do comfortably from home. Doyle Brunson (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doyle_Brunson#:~:text=In%20addition%2C%20he%20is%20the,from%20tournament%20poker%20that%20summer.) died last year at the age of 89 and had announced at the age of 84 that he was retiring from tournaments, but I think he continued to play other forms of poker.

It is these kinds of thoughts make people poor and miserable. One can simply not get retired from gambling. (Unless you are the house) Why don’t you think about getting retired from the financial markets? Bonds, stocks, even crypto. These are the assets you should be buying if you don’t want to work till you die.

You also wanted a number from us. That number changes for everyone. Where do you live? What’s your monthly expenses? Do you have any sickness? How is the social security system in your country? Do the state pay for your medical bills?

Overall a million USD can produce ~$50k passive income annually and safely. If $4k/month is enough for you to retire, that’s the number you should aim for.

I think it's very unlikely for someone to retire from gambling if they have basically just managed to get a big win, only a few people can do this and mostly as we know that more people end up with addiction. Honestly I never thought you would be able to decide to quit gambling forever when you get a big win, and for sure what happens is that you will become even more excessive or mean more aggressive in gambling because you want to get that kind of win again, logically who doesn't need money? and when they manage to get a win like that usually their hopes and beliefs will be greater towards winning.

On the other hand, in my opinion there is absolutely no time to retire from gambling, this is just a normal activity to fill leisure time but the difference is that it involves risk, you are free to choose whenever you want to stop if this activity is disturbing your finances or if you really don't want to lose money.

There are some countries where $100k usually won't be enough to retire from gambling because the necessities of life are very expensive, but in my country in Asia of course that amount of money can make me retire from gambling and switch to business, I'm not a gambler who wants to chase winnings either money even though I know I'm not a hypocrite with that, but I prefer to enjoy the gambling games I play because that's more important than winning.

I don't know how much money people want to be able to retire from gambling, but usually when they have been gambling for a long time it won't be easy to just stop even though they are old, sometimes I wouldn't be surprised if there are elderly gamblers who still gamble to this day. therefore it is not easy to retire from gambling, it has to come back to the intention to stop gambling because something more important is not the intention to stop gambling just because you win big, that is much more difficult

In most cases, those who win big then announce that they are retiring from gambling, in fact it doesn't last long, they end up going back to gambling when their money runs out, retirement must come from a sincere heart because of something, for example a medical problem, not because of a big win.

I think many people also dream of getting $100k or even more from gambling and decide to stop gambling as soon as possible. But we know that it is difficult, and not many people can get it because, in gambling, many things become obstacles for most gamblers to get their big wins. We have to be aware of this so that we don't need to be too eager to try to win the gambling game. It's better just to realize that playing gambling doesn't require using too much money and only gambling enough so that we won't lose much. Who knows, by using methods like that, we could get a big win because we managed to get lucky. And we should avoid gambling too often because it can make us addicted to gambling.

That's true, in my opinion having a dream or target is not wrong, because in general gamblers do want to win, but with the target they have, another aspect that must be paid attention to is how much money is spent or used up to be able to get the win or target they have. and like that, in my opinion, a lot of money will be spent or spent to be able to get the win that is the target, and the win that is obtained will not necessarily be able to cover all the money that has been lost.

and after getting a win that matches the initial target, I think you are right, most likely we won't be able to stop, because when we get that win, someone will think that maybe getting the win again could be easy, so they get addicted and end up continuing their gambling. it's back. I think this is normal, and not a strange thing anymore, because in my opinion gambling is when you lose you become curious and when you win you become addicted, and if you think about it, someone who doesn't have a good mindset will probably keep doing this until they don't. there's an end.

You can retire in gambling if you take it as a job, but it's not, therefore there's no age limit to quit, it's an activity to have fun. To retire in gambling should be a personal decision, it shouldn't really be when a gambler wins big or loses all his entire savings on bets, but it should be when the person is no longer deriving joy from gambling or for health reasons. A gambler can hit the jackpot and win a huge amount of money and still gamble responsibly, what matters is how the gambler utilizes the win, if he invested it or bought something reasonable with it, or if he was wasteful with the win. So winning big and retiring is a personal choice.

Seems like theres no designated amount when they can retire in gambling and it depends on the outcome, if you have good wins and would like to make a last shot at playing it is good enough with your total number of goals it up to you but if you are a player who losses a lot of money, affect people around you and gives a lot of negative impact in playing gambling i guess that's the time to make retired or make a reset to your self, i know gambling how entertain but again its not a source of income that will give a good return as always. Gambling responsibly.

Yes we do need a decent amount of money to retire and live peacefully but it doesn't necessarily have to be received from gambling income.
Besides that, gambling is just a mode of entertainment and we might win any amount of money.
It doesn't mean we have to keep gambling until we receive the desired amount for retirement because that would be foolishness.

I haven't retired from gambling winning and I don't think there's any amount that can make me retire from gambling as I don't only gamble because I want to make some extra money for myself but as I enjoy gambling as it gives me entertainment. There are some individual who have won big amounts of money from gambling and aren't gambling anymore or aren't doing any other job as they have made enough money to not go broke again in their life but that'll be when they'll use the money won wisely.

But $1,000,000 is enough for me to win and I consider quitting gambling, if I win that amount, I'll invest half in Bitcoin and some altcoins that have good fundamentals and I use the rest to start a car wash business that I'll be using to get constant incomes. I won't retire from my job but I'll retire from gambling so I don't get tempted to use the money that I won to gamble as many gamblers that have won big has wasted their money.

Unfortunately I think it's never enough for most people. If you are able to make money, or you think you're able to do it at least, why would you stop? You will always find people richer than you, you will always want things you can't afford. So I think most successful gamblers never stop until they make a mistake, be scammed/stolen or get an endless unlucky bad streak.

If there is an award of the year that goes to the most discussed thread on gambling section, then I will say this similar question is a standing ovation because this question get repeated atleast twice in a month. I have seen this topic before and it might likely appear again. Is there reason to why or it's a common thinking that people want to retire with gambling money, this is ridiculous to be honest.

If you don't win jackpot that worth millions of dollars, how do you even retire from gambling and it's not like it's a constant flow of money from gambling, it's not a fixed money you can put mind on. If you want another thing for retirement, go and make investment or maybe start building a company today and be selling a product, if you don't have the power or zeal to continue again, then you can quit the business and sell it for a big amount so you can retire and enjoy the money for the rest of the days you have remaining on earth.

I don't think it's even ideal to ask this kind of question, how do you even retire from casino games or should I say sport games? Maybe when you win something reasonable, start a business and then use that for retirement.

This is you indirectly saying you are not leaving gambling anytime soon or maybe you are gambling for some very long time more again because winning a $100k isn't something you will be getting just in a day or by a single bet, I doubt if there's any casino who allows you win up a $100k on a single bet slip except you are going to play multiple bet slips to get to such amount.

Addiction too can also make you not to stop even after winning such amount a d it's almost impossible you win UpTo such amount without getting addicted at some point in your gambling habit. Such huge amount of money will means that you would have exhibited some level of consistency gambling with a good track record of consistent wins in a row over a period of time as it's almost not possible any casinos gives such amount of win on sports betting but I think it may be possible with another games on which you can gamble.

Just let them be on the things that they would really be doing on which they would really be making out those realizations on the time that they would really be experiencing some issues or problems
but on the time that they are still doing well and they do still have the money that they could be able to play then it wont really be something that much of an issue if they would really be having those kind of approach. It is really just that there are people who are really that skeptical on making out such move specially on spending up too much time with gambling.
Retiring would really be that basically be pertaining on hitting up those jackpots on on which it would really be just that normal that people would really be
focusing into that until they would really be able to hit it up.

At some point we have all retired with profits, whether small or not, but it is profit, what happens is that for many of us, whenever we win we leave that in our account, and so little by little we do not have an idea that We can increase it, if we don't withdraw it, we have to do, that is lost, the best thing is to withdraw it, although there are times when I have withdrawn, but it is not much, the most I have withdrawn for profits has been 180usd in bitcoin, which I have given in pure gambling and that having spent a week playing hard and making small bets and having a vision of different sports, this includes sports like soccer and sometimes when I start playing dice, I know that some of them bet more, they have more profits, but for me it is very significant because I raised that balance from 7usd in bitcoin that I had in the casino and it was very nice when I was able to withdraw it, but things can be different for years to come.

I have seen the experiences of others and they turn out to be very different, some have been very good, I have also witnessed how one time on stake.com they raised more than 2 million dollars, a figure quite strong to be true, but it was like that, In fact, that was a trend, and of course it was in slots, but it was a big win, something I have never seen before seeing so much money in a gambling establishment and more than a casino disbursing as if nothing had happened, that is something that It fills me with great pride to work for such a solid company that brings so much joy and enjoyment to many. In this order of ideas it can be said that casinos do make it possible to win, that myth that some people say that a casino cannot let people win, it's a lie, in every casino you can do that, it's just that some don't withdraw it, and that's why it's nice to withdraw, comply with the KYC requirement and then make the withdrawal, that's all we do we have to do.

As I am not professional gambler, I don't need to count my winning or losing amount. Just consider gambling as entertainment, that's it. And I don't think gamblers will stop gambling easily. There are some many kind of gamblers. People who gambling for fun, won't stop gambling. Even people who are greedy, they also won't stop gambling as because they are aiming to generate more income from gambling. I haven't heard anyone who retired from gambling. But yeah, people who are addicted in gambling, should be retired or should become responsible. Gambling could be dangerous, if people win big in gambling, then there'll be chance that they'll loss big in gambling in next. Well i don't have any retirement plan yet. But if i were professional gambler then maybe $2/3M would be decent amount for retirement from gambling

can one really make a retirement earnings for life in gambling, lets come to think of it this way that not every one gambling has that opportunity of winning a jackpot in gambling and still have the money being sufficient enough for them till retirement stage, some of us still gambling are still young and we don't have the experience to say about how it may feels, but one thing i know is that money has to be worked upon to keep having it, we need to properly plan our way out.

In the event that you're looking for the most effective way to get the most out of your home, then you've come to the correct place, If we look at it in terms of needs then it will be endless while we are still alive and the other is that everyone has a desire for everything that makes them interested, so of course if gambling can really provide income then obviously no one will stop doing it because the reason is clear as I said above that everyone needs money while they are alive.

On the other hand however  gambling is not a job or a profession, rather it is nothing more than an activity to fill your spare time when you feel bored, so there is absolutely no retirement in gambling, simply put if this activity costs you a lot in all respects, especially losing financial balance then obviously at that time you can stop. So basically in my opinion gambling is not a place that can provide you with provisions (especially in large amounts) for your retirement because there is no certainty there to really get a big win.

I absolutely understand your point and I think it's absolutely valid as everyone have their different methods and ways gambling. Just like you, I don't gamble  regularly but as a gambler who's not regular with his gambling activities, there's a certain amount of money that I'll win and immediately quit anything that has to do with gambling. Gambling to me isn't an engagement that one needs to put in more of his energy and time in as it might end up ruining the person's life so when I get up to $1m in my winning, I'm certainly go retire from gambling

in gambling we don't have a specific amount that someone supposed to retire with so gambling is all about Game of luck game of opportunity and again a game of success so there is every tendency that you might not win any game before you can retire in gambling because some people just retire in gambling willing without having any lost or any profits they just retired willing why some people retire because of the game the lost or the game they win, especially when you win a good amount of funds through gambling and you are aged that is something that makes some people to retire in order to utilize theirs funds

The gambler who want to make the more money should use to play the game in the home.Because home with the room is essential for the free minded game.The game without the peace of the mind will leads to a loss,because the gamblers use to make the random get most of the time.Because the random betting was the cancer for the gambler,it will kill the holding assets of the gamblers in few hours.The desire of playing should be their to play the gambling at your old ages.Because many people get away from the gambling after the age of 40+ years because of the family commitments after the marriage will leads to quit after 40 years by gamblers.

Its never been considered to be something which it would be getting in line with retiring because we do know on how risky gambling is, instead on making money you would
rather be losing instead.If you wont really be careful then you are just that putting up yourself on such trouble on which we do know that it is really just that right that
we do really make out those kind of actions on which it would really be just that appropriate on the things that you are dealing with. You cant really just that make gambling
as your retiring indication on which waiting up for you to win up some significant amounts before you would really be doing such act? You are really just that putting yourself on such danger.

Retire as gambling winnings? What do you mean by this? So every time you gamble, do you always win when you play at the casino? Isn't there a day when you don't lose when you gamble? Because playing gambling can't be considered work, right?

Or maybe you mean that when you get lucky and get the jackpot in a casino, you will retire from gambling, right? Is this what you mean by that?

Have you heard of the word greed? From your question, you’re telling me that you will win a huge amount of money and decide not to continue winning more of it? You need to be honest and a bit more realistic because we human beings are greedy and we always want more. The really big guys who have millions of dollar are still gambling to make more money and you think that you will quit when you taste the main thing. If you want to stop gambling, you have to stop it with something else but saying that you’ll stop when you make a specific amount doesn’t make sense because you (as a human) will likely extend it.

That is an important point about the risks associated with gambling, especially as it relates to retirement planning. Relying on gambling as a means of funding the retirement is inherently risky and can lead to financial instability and hardship. Gambling is inherently unpredictable, and the odds are typically stacked against the player in the long run. Relying on winning significant amounts of money through gambling to support the retirement is not a prudent or sustainable strategy.

People need to approach retirement planning with a focus on sound financial practices, such as saving, investing, and budgeting, rather than relying on speculative activities like gambling. Gambling can have negative consequences beyond financial losses, including mental health issues, relationship strain, and addiction. Relying on gambling as a retirement plan can exacerbate these risks and lead to significant harm in the long term. Planning for retirement should involve careful consideration of the financial goals, risk tolerance, and long-term sustainability, rather than relying on unpredictable and potentially harmful activities like gambling.

It's rather unusual for me to think that someone would even reason that they could go out with some fix amount of winning in their gambling career because gambling is not something that is planned for and you can't really tell what will happen in a split second within when you are gambling.

Your satisfaction, your own rules. There's no such thing as an exact amount of winnings before a gambler will retire from winnings.

Winning big can even make gamblers more eager to gamble since they already tasted that experience. Instead of retiring, winning big from gambling might even fuel the eagerness of that gambler to gamble more as they already experience that unique feeling of becoming a big winner. They want to repeat it over and over again.

It's not advisable to just rely on gambling winnings for retirement, as gambling is unpredictable and risky. Having a retirement plan should include savings, investing wisely, and seek professional advice. It varies based on an individual of how much the amount they needed to retire.

I wish to be one of those who retire through gambling winnings like from lottery. For me as long as I achieve financial freedom with the said winning it's all good. But since you asked us how much then I think if given a chance $1M would be enough for me and my family to live a safe, and decent life.

maybe there are but not many, some people are determined to stop gambling because they get a big win, they are building a business and they don't like gambling anymore, but most people will gamble more and more often after they get a lot of wins, these wins make them more actively play because they want to get even bigger wins

It is difficult to retire from gambling if they cannot get a big win and they will only try to gamble until they can win a big win then they stop their gambling activities and retire. Maybe some can, but only a few can retire from gambling after getting a big win, especially from lottery games with very large jackpot prizes. But many people can't retire from gambling and instead experience bankruptcy because they can't control themselves from their gambling games so they experience lots of losses and then spend all their money. If they want to retire from gambling, they don't need to wait until they get a big win because it is very difficult. They can stop immediately and will not stop gambling without waiting until they get a big win.

No I didn't retire yet, not from gambling and not from crypto winnings. For that I would need a lot of more money. It's a bit hard to give one general answer for how much money you need to retire early. It would help to know more about you, where you live, what the average living expenses are in your country and if you already own a home or are renting. Assuming that we don't need to pay taxes on our gambling winnings I would say 4m USD is enough to retire. For 1m USD we can buy a home for ourselves, which leaves us with 3m. That money I would invest aiming for a 10% annual return to not take on too much risk. With 300,000 USD we should be fine to pay taxes and all bills, take care of our family, own a nice car and go on vacation every year. With less money than that I think the risk is too high what we need additional funds during a crisis and will have to start working again.

When some one gets a big win and decides to stop gambling but rather, give attention or focus on building a business, then I also assume that such a person has decided to retire from gambling, so, I guess it's alright to assume that such a person have retired.

But for those who after winning the same huge amount of money and keep gambling, that's up to them, and I guess that also proves that they are enjoying the game they play, not just about them wanting to win more money.
For example, I myself, if it happens that I win a huge amount of money from gambling, I possibly might take a break from gambling for a while, this is to enable me focus and do something good with the money, after this,, I likely will continue to gamble, not because I want to win even more money, but for the fact that I just enjoy the game I play.

I've not seen or heard about the retirement of a gambler because he /she is winning a good amount of Money. And also like what other said above gambling is different from job cause gambling will be never become our daily jobs cause it will not help us to make more money everyday which is there's no guarantee or assurance that we will win every time we put our bet. And also retirement is you don't need to gamble any more but in reality gamble is a habit that can not be controlled once a gambler become an addict.

Of course, there are a small number of people who just gamble for fun without unexpectedly getting a big win, they don't gamble anymore because they know that if they continue to gamble they will get addicted, but this is just a small part, not the general picture.

On the other hand I quite agree with you that calmness can make us feel more exciting in every game we play, but if you mean that peace of mind can make you produce a much bigger win then I would honestly say that "it's not true", this is gambling where your money is at stake and in the end there are two answers at the end of the session between winning or losing, you will get one of the two results, meaning that you may win or vice versa.

Your advice is good regarding composure but I would say that it is more of a precautionary measure because by being calm your emotions can be minimized or you can avoid making some mistakes that you don't need to make, which means that composure really can't make you "very lucky" by getting a bigger winnings. However, I will say that you will get a big win if you are really lucky, nothing more than that.

It depends on several factors, like where you live, what kind of life you want for yourself and your family in the future, and price hikes, inflation, and other important factors of the future because things won't have the same value forever and we all know that as we enter the future, our money will not have the same value anymore if they are stored in fiat currencies since they lose value if not value, they probably will lose purchasing power over time.

So, for some, $1M might be a lot, more than enough, to live a simple and good life, but for some, it might not be enough, especially if one wants to live a luxurious life with all the amenities and everything because you can't have everything in your life with just $1M, no matter where in the world you live.

I guess some people can retire from gambling after they win a lot of money. He no longer thought about gambling because with the money he had earned, he could live in peace and never lack money again. He just needs to organize his life to have other sources of income to make more money. It is true that gambling is not a job where we work every day to get a salary, but gambling is very different because in gambling, we will not always be able to win, and we may even lose more. Actually, those who want to retire from gambling do not need to wait until they can get a big win because that will require more money to bet. But if they really want to retire, they just leave the site or casino and never return. But we know that only a few people can do it while others will continue to return to gambling because they still want to get pleasure from gambling or even still want to win, which is not easy to get.

The only time that you would considering on retiring is into these possible situations or conditions.

1. Hitting up Jackpot on slots
2. Hitting lottery Jackpot

We do know that the amounts involved isnt something that would be small on which it would really be that a life changing thing, but the main question here is that, would you be abel to
stop on the time that you do win up those big amounts? Are you sure that you would really be that able not to spend those winnings back into the casino?
Some might be able to completely stop and settle for good and having those investments and business but majority would really be that
playing again back into the casino and hoping that they could really be able to win up more.

I'm not one of those who are fortunate to earn a decent amount to finally retire being a gambler. Though this is not really my main desire on why I am playing but of course who don't want to win huge, right? IMO, this is subjective. Because we have our own way of thinking so if one is already contented, regardless of the amount then that's the time to retire.

Anyway, there are gamblers who already win a fortune that can change their lives for the better yet decided to keep on playing. Thus, it's not about the amount, it's about your will to already stop even your winnings are not sufficient to say it can change your life.

Getting a jackpot from a gambling game by making a lot of money can give gamblers the opportunity to retire from gambling. However, not many people will be able to get the jackpot because getting it is very difficult, and you may have to use a lot of money. But these people will still try because they still hope to win from gambling even though they don't know when they will win. It won't be worth doing, especially if we use a lot of money to get the jackpot. If we can get the jackpot, immediately think about retiring from gambling and, enjoying the winning money and using it for things that are more useful than choosing to continue gambling. Even though many people will return to gambling, we don't need to follow suit because we have to be responsible with the money we have and don't need to spend a lot of money gambling.

Op your question is actually funny, Gambling is not a full-time job and there is no certainty on the amount of money that you will retire with as a gambler, the truth is that there are variations when it comes to gambling people can win big and decide to retire from gambling and people can also win big and decide not to stop from gambling. but the fact in all of this is that there is no specific amount that someone can retire with as a gambler. we can only project a potential retirement benefit in full time jobs and not in gambling because there are virtually so many risks to consider in gambling because there is no certainty when it comes to gambling. lastly i have never seen anyone who has retired with a gambling winning and i pray to see one someday, i think with these few contributions and so many other contributions that other forum members will make, you will be cleared of your nebulousness that no one has ever retired with gambling winning unless the person chose to stop gambling in life.

Yes, I have experienced a lot of people who have won so much and not that they have not lost games seven games and they just finally had their faith strong and whenever they play, they keep on winning I’m winning sometimes they lose to Body also win, win or loss so it’s just a simple thing it’s just a matter of patience and you will be among the people that have been winning for a period of time when you don’t prepare very well you record a lot of loss

I wonder why the OP would even have such mentality, gambling shouldn't be taken as a job opportunity it's a game of luck therefore there's no retirement plan for it; yes people make huge profits from it but you don’t go into it with a mindset of making lots of money, sometimes those who win big never even expected it, they just try their luck and it favoured them but others could do it an they don't win big.

 That's why the best way to see gambling is as a form of entertainment not as a job opportunity or safe heaven to make wealth most individuals that sees gambling as a means of acquiring wealth are the ones who end up getting addicted to it. Those are the type that also see it as a form of money doubling and would invest half their savings to make more profit and finally lose everything.

Obviously there is no amount sufficient enough to retire. And it is difficult to retire with gambling wining because almost everybody that gamble usually lose, so the chances of wining is slim, talk more of retirering In gambling wining. Although there may be some folks who may have retired through gambling wining but I believe they are few which I am not even part of them. I hardly win in bet talk more of retirering through it.

It's true that everyone has a different view when it comes to gambling, that's why everyone has a time when they should retire from gambling and stop abandoning their habit of gambling, sometimes they don't see the value and don't know when to end gambling, sometimes people who win big just haven't Of course they have the desire to stop gambling, in fact they will actually gamble more often actively with the money they win, so it all depends on their own mindset and everyone has a different perspective.

Not all big wins can change a gambler's habits, therefore retirement needs to come from the intention in the heart that it cannot be used as a benchmark for the value of a big win. If you don't feel confident about gambling anymore, people will definitely stop gambling at any time without having to win. big money, everyone has a stage where they may have to stop their habit of gambling because people will not always continue to gamble all the time, of course there is a desire to change for the better so that they don't become a gambler forever, let alone gambling until they are old, it's also impossible, stop and retire from playing gambling because winning big money not everyone can do it.

Maybe we can only retire if we win a lottery as that sure is already enough to live our life with sufficient money. However, if we are just gambling for fun, retiring means killing the fun, so there's no sense of retiring if we have no gambling problem like being addicted to it. If I win a lottery, I can still gamble and just manage most of my funds into investing in business, that way I have an entertainment and business at the same time.

Gambling is a game of win or loss, people don't easily retire on gambling because of the spirit of gambling. But there are people that gambling is not there thing, I mean there Grace is not on gamble yet they don't retire. Talking about how much someone will win and then stop gambling, to me I don't think there's any specific amount but if one is able to win big and set up big business or something that will generating money I don't see any reason why the person should still continue gambling again.

Just like I said earlier gambling has a spirit, that point in time you said you want to stop gambling that is time you will be having this feeling that if I play now I win.

is gambling supposed to be a job? From what I ven know about statistics of the age range of people that are mostly involved in gambling, it's mostly elderly people that are at the age of retirement that mostly get involved in gambling and so I don't think it's right to be talking about retiring from Gambling as though it's an occupation. What's the other part of this question is " how much would you win that's big enough to make you consider retiring from active gambling? The answer is that you don't just decide that you're going to stop gambling and it just happens that you will be able to stop it. As long as you've started already and you've won a big amount  that's makes it look at though working away totally is the best option, it's never going to be easy as it's most likely that the urge to gsmbke with a part of the money will resurface again.

It's even best not to wait until you hit it too big before talking about retirement. The best thing to do is to set out the right gambling schedule and ensure that you're following it up to the latter such than even though you've won a whooping sum of Money or not, you already know that your gambling habit is in check.

Inasmuch as no amount of money is ever always enough for our respective personal needs,  but when it comes to me, I can boldly say that winning a jackpot worth $1million should go a long way for a successful gambling retirement. Because by virtue of what $1million can afford in this present economy, I'm sure any responsible gambler should be able to afford to good lifestyle, secure both physical and digital investment and establish a recurrent revenue source capable of generating good returns weekly or monthly without ever relying on gambling profits ever again.

that's what's often on my mind. When I decide not to bet in one week, I sometimes feel that way.
and what's more, sometimes gamblers who win big will only take a break from their gambling activities to enjoy the winnings. and after everything passes, they will return to the game and decide to get back the luck they once had.
gamblers will never count how much they have spent. What is clear is that when you win, it is fun and time to party.

I have no idea what you're saying; all I know is that there are some who have won jackpots in gambling who have made the right decision to stop gambling because what they won was allocated to businesses that can produce profit for them.

But there are some stories of people who won millions of dollars in gambling, but in the end, because they did not get addicted to gambling, they also ended up losing the millions they won in the world of casino gambling.

Maybe he's seeking some motivation so that he would continue to gamble for thinking that he can get a early retirement funds by continuous participating on any gambling activities. But unfortunately this is hard to achieve if he's a solo gambler only.

But there maybe an instances that a lucky gambler could able to do that if they hit a multi million dollar jackpot on lottery. But this is rare case scenario so if they think about they can achieve that maybe they think twice since doing a bad decision in life may cause some big troubles in their life and that might give them a big problems.

Much better if they enjoy gambling and never think about possible way that they can retire early.

There is, just compute the cost and how's your lifestyle and cost of living in your country.

This is like winning the lottery.

You hit big, win big and go home big. I don't know if in my circle someone has got to retire with his gambling winnings. But IMO, there's none of them.

Thos that have managed to retire with gambling winnings, they're likely to go back because retirement for them is going to be boring or they're actually retired people so they gamble as a recreational activity and to have fun.

I think that there is absolutely no idea of retirement in gambling because it is nothing more than a normal game that is useful for leisure time when you feel bored with the aim of seeking entertainment or pleasure and one thing that gambling is not a job, so I think there is absolutely no idea of retirement in gambling, and no matter if you win or lose it still cannot be used as a reference for retirement, but yes obviously in common sense there is nothing better than quitting regardless of whether you hit a big jackpot or not.

On the other hand chasing big wins in gambling is always a bad idea, because after all gambling is always a game that cannot be predicted or the results at the end of the session are always unknown, or that means there is absolutely no guarantee of winning at the end of the session, so I think it is very unlikely for anyone to succeed in winning big to be used as a retirement fund and quit gambling, because it is reasonable to say that even if you manage to win big, the amount you lose can also be quite large, so it's like giving back all the money you have lost before. And another thing is that there is no retirement age in gambling, simply put if you have money and want to gamble then you can gamble as long as you gamble the right way regardless of your age.

He probably pertaining to lottery winners that won mega jackpot using small amount. Winning millions of dollar is almost impossible to achieve on casino games using small amount since most of the casino games has a 1:1 payout ratio while those who pays high multiplier didn’t have a 1:1M payout ratio that will make someone a millionaire on one lucky bet.

Those users that won millions and lose it all probably are those players that has huge bankroll that makes a million profit is just x2 more or less of their bankroll that’s why they keep pursuing to play more to increase their profit.

I've known a person who's not really a friend of mine that happens to be my workmate during the days when I was still at manufacturing industry. That guy used to gamble for lottery everyday, he spent his transportation budget just for buying lottery tickets at local outlets. Everytime this man walks throughout the day after work patiently try his luck for winning the jackpot. Eventually as years roll over, 15 years after of the same routine he got his perfect moment and a big break for him in life. This guy named Nonito, got his winning luck number combination with a total winnings of approximately 1 million dollars in cash.
After that scenario, everybody noticed him changed lifestyle and so on and so for speculations begun to arise but still he kept it as a secret.
Everything went clear after he suddenly left for work and took an absence without leave and took an immediate resignation without approval.

That story reminds me of him, not everyone is blessed as him though it's a lot of struggles before taking 1% chance of being lucky for once.

Frankly speaking i didn't believe that gambling can make someone successful when i was growing up but at a certain stage in life i saw and heard testimonies of people who became rich and successful in gambling. If gambling can make someone filthy rich then it can certainly give us the right retirement we deserve.  It all depends on luck and consistency. This idea can be kept in our mind but what people make mistake on is that they let the idea take the best of them thereby they put all their hope to get retirement through gambling. Anything gambling or risk taking should be a secondary plan to get retired or be so rich.

I mean... I believe it is quite easy nowadays to win examples of people who have retired after winning big on the lottery or hitting a jackpot on the casino. Actually, showing off those big wins is a good advertisement technique used by casinos for them to attract new gamblers who believe to be lucky enough to emulate the story of that winner.
Because of how much I type about gambling here, ir has become coming for me to see news recommended to me on the internet, about how someone in the United States won the superball, or wherever.

Though, I would recommend you to fool yourself by reading those stories of life changing winning happening to the least expected person, lotteries and casinos are businesses and for each lucky person who manages to change their life positively, there are literal millions who had to pay for that single person's profit

So be careful and measure your actions. Good luck.

Real gamblers gamble till the end of their lives. I have also heard the life stories of many gamblers who decided to gamble after retiring from government service. It may be foolish to think of retirement where people take up gambling to support their families after retirement from government service. If you retire from government service you will get some retirement money but if you retire from gambling you will not get any money from here so gamblers gamble as long as they can afford it or as long as they can gamble properly.

A gambler can retire after a large casino win, but it is important that he or she manages that money wisely without spending it too quickly. If the player is able to invest and save some of his winnings, he can retire quite well. However, if he continues to gamble or spend a lot, the money he has won will quickly run out.

How much would a person need in order to retire?
I think the people who could retire from their gambling winnings are those who won the lottery, but even for those people they need to manage their funds well.
There are so many people who once had a great fortune or been a millionaire, but ended up losing it all due to their fund management.
If you couldn't handle your money well even if it is a million you would just lose it.

I have often seen stories about those who won big winnings, and that after 1 year or more they had nothing left but debts. This happened because they did not count their money and disposed of it unwisely. As for me, I have never won large jackpots, but I don’t play often. I haven’t yet retired with winnings, but if I win a big jackpot, I’m almost sure that I’ll quit gambling forever. Although almost all players probably think this way, when in reality this happens, many continue to play no matter what. Because they don’t know what they’re doing or they want to win the same amount again, but they will pay a high price for this endless greed. And as you know, the luckiest people are those who don’t think about anything and take everything lightly.

Gambling doesn't fit retirement age. It makes you wonder how we make decisions when odds are against us. Most people won't hit the huge jackpot, but we keep trying, right? Even if the reward is unrealistic, our brains get hooked. Gambling isn't only about money. The pleasure, risk, and exhilaration of not knowing what's ahead. It can be pleasant if we regard it as amusement rather than a quick means to get money. Thus, responsible gaming is advised.  Set limits, realize the odds, and don't risk everything. We get the most out of the experience without thinking it's a retirement plan. Man, be honest with yourself.

You ain't wrong! - those mega lottery jackpots seem amazing but can actually complicate things.  For me, I just gamble now and then for fun, not to get rich quick or anything.  Though no doubt, if I did hit it big one day I'd probably rethink my whole relationship with gambling afterwards!

As for the luckiest people being the ones who take life easy - I'm torn on that and  you need some balance; doing a little planning and budgeting is never a bad idea, even if you mostly just go with the flow.  Moderation's usually the way to go.  But I also believe in leaving room for some spontaneity and fun too - no need to overthink everything either.

Is there anything like retiring with gambling wins?A gambler will even get motivated to play because they might have the chance of winning because that's most of their expectations(gambling for huge return not for fun).If a gambler wins a huge amount of money it will trigger the gambler to continue gambling except the gambler doesn't want to gamble then that a different thing altogether.

It is the same success stories you are hearing about gambling that I am hearing as well but I've never seen any of them in the physical to warrant me totally giving in to those stories. Although I have a friend who had once worked as a lotto company representative, and through him, I was able to witness some random winners, none of these people ever won that big to be called Jackpot. But the friend himself often tells me stories of those who won it big whenever he goes for winning claims back them. This is the nearest to the physical one I know but cases like that are not often common, and neither do we know if they have the responsibility or plans that will make it worthwhile to be deemed retiring money.

The age of the person in question matters too, as those who won big would wager big as well. Now tell me, do you think it is so convenient for older people who are nearing their retirement age to be wagering so big just because they want to make retiring money through gambling? That may even be irresponsible, especially if their plans fail as gambling is not what we engage in desperation. So nothing is certain here as you make it look.

What makes you so certain that every gambler is going to do that though? Are you aware that there are people out there that have a different way of thinking? Pretty sure that there's some people there that are an exception to your rule that they will all gamble till the end of their lives, you probably need to go out much more often because it's going to be good for you. Another thing that I'd like to point out is that there's always a prize money that someone no matter how addicted or dedicated they are to gambling, it's a really unreasonable and really huge cash prize though which is why it's not easily achieved. I really love the chance to be in a AMA of this kind of person, being able to make money that would make you go for an early retirement is really something that makes me curious about, what they've done and how are they so good at gambling that they're able to hit what others can only dream about.

In my opinion, this really depends on a person's target when they win. If they have won according to the target they have set, they will stop gambling, but this is very difficult for those who are addicted to gambling, but for those who are not addicted. gambling will of course be able to do this and they must be able to manage these funds well as you said, it is very true that if they cannot manage them well, of course they will not be able to win the winnings for long.

Because gambling can tempts easily, I think some gamblers can back to casino and playing gambling, even if they already wins much money. They will trying to wins more money, more than their previous winning because they thinks they can gets that if they keeps playing gambling.
But some gamblers can retired from gambling when they wins a lot of money and enjoy the money because they knows that it's rare for most people to gets big money from gambling. They are wise that can holds themselves and not keeps playing gambling as they see that they don't have a chance to wins more money.
We don't knows who can stops themselves from playing gambling when they already wins. If they really stops from playing gambling, that will be a good decision for them because they don't have to playing gambling instead just to enjoy the wins money.

It is rare to find a gambler who stops gambling forever when they get a big win. maybe if you stop while it's still done, but eventually they will come back to the game.
Simply put, when you get such good luck, don't you think you will repeat that luck in the future? It doesn't need to be someone who is addicted to gambling, but if the gambler already plays regularly, it will be difficult for him to stop gambling even if he wins.
More of them stop gambling because they have run out of money and possessions.

This is the reality of what happens, and this is something we have even seen on the forum, in which a few members were lucky enough to get a big win and instead of calling it quits, they decided to keep gambling and eventually lost all their profits.

So it is doubtful there are many gamblers out there which have been lucky or skilled enough to get huge profits out of gambling, and that were able to overcome their desire to gamble and kept all of those profits for themselves.

That true, but to be honest, I not sure that gamblers can do all that because human attitude that cannot be separated is greed, this attitude is very difficult to suppress and eliminate.
Getting big wins can certainly make gamblers rich, but they will think that it is money that is easy to get so they will use all the money for useless things and have fun.
Just look at several cases where several people got the jackpot and suddenly became billionaires, but only few years later they experienced bankruptcy which was even worse than life before getting the jackpot.

But everything will be different when those who get it are rich people with good business sense, they gamble on the other hand for fun and when they get big win it is clear they can manage it.
Background will also influence how one behaves in context like this, most people will not be able to think well when they get luck like that.

I have always believed that gambling is more of an entertainment than a way to earn money. You can't rely on it as your main source of income.
Even if sometimes luck smiles and the winnings are not long in coming, sooner or later you can lose everything. It's like the excitement of gambling— one day you're on top of the world, and the next you're down.
Therefore, it is important to have a financial strategy based on more reliable and stable sources of income. For example, it is better to provide a pension through savings in cryptocurrency or other investments that can bring stable income in the long term.

Gambling can be an exciting pastime, but you should not count on it as the only way to provide for yourself and your family.

True, most people will continue to try even though there is no certainty in terms of the rewards they will get, but as you said that they are still addicted and keep doing it, I don't know what the problem is but certainly the trigger is because of the hope of winning so that a few defeats will be easily forgotten because you still think that there is still a chance, while to make an experiment all gamblers are required to bring a certain amount of money to gamble.

Gambling is very emotionally involved and curious and this means that I think there is very little chance of people being able to retire from gambling, especially if they manage to win big which as we know can make it difficult for a gambler to ignore his greed. Yes I also see it like that which is where gambling is a place to practice self-discipline on how strong we control our brains and minds such as in terms of ignoring various temptations that look tempting, and besides yes making it as entertainment is indeed much better than making money, one of the reasons is because winning always depends on luck while luck can never be controlled and this is why it makes no sense to make gambling a place to earn.

This question is very funny but I don't think I will retire after winning, when I win, I will want to win more and by winning more, I will have to invest again, that is why it's called gambling, the zeal for one to get more it's there especially when you are winning, even if it's not immediately but later after leaving,you will still come back to try again, although it can make some people becomes an addict through it but once you notice you can't do without it, you immediately see for support or help.

It'll be hard to stop gambling after winning big. The whole time will be spent on luxurious life with gambling inclusive. Only a few players will quit after hitting the jackpot. I'm also thinking of where the player will retire to, as the impulse to play once more would come stronger on the gambler shifting his attention from quiting gambling. And make him gamble to earn bigger than he already possess. Determining the exact moment or the type of amount that would be enough to retire a gambler may be hard to know. Because it's almost impossible to retire from gambling.

The emotional impact gambling develops on the gambler makes it hard to forgo or quit. Although gamblers promise themselves to retire after winning a specific amount of money. But when that lucky day arrives, the money that seemed big in the past would then get ordinary in the eyes of the winner. Everyone act as though they wouldn't waste money like a jackpot winner who went broke. Yet it's a natural occurrence and could happen to anybody. The casino is also sure of this, that's why they comfortably hand out those wins, knowing it'll get wagered back to the house.

That is natural behavior of a gambler  ;D,we want to keep gambling even more after we win because greed is deeply installed in our human nature and there is nothing we can do against it.However no one has retired with gambling earnings from this forum so far otherwise it would have become a very well known phenomena here and all the people would be talking about it,especially gamblers,kinda like the Bitcoin Pizza Day which is an even everyone of us here remembers well during the month of May in which we are in now.It would be very smart if for example someone won 2 million dollars and to use that money to retire for some 20 years spending 100.000 dollars a year which translates to a comfortable life even in the most developed of countries,USA.

The nature of greed in humans will never disappear, when you win a large amount you will not have the intention to stop but you will think again if you play again will get it again and keep repeating thoughts like that.

There is nothing in this forum, what exists is to stop gambling because there is no money if there is money they will definitely continue to play gambling.
Like that, we will not feel a big win because the amount we bet is very small, even if we make a profit, we withdraw it and then play again with a little small money.

You imagine winning 2 million dollars what if that money lives in my country, maybe my 2 generations will enjoy it. Hahaha

Gambling is not a source for making money or an investment, the casino industry is made to make profits from gamblers and not the opposite. Retirement with gambling winnings is only when someone hits a jackpot in lottery and wins millions of dollars. That happens only once a year and the chances to win are closer to 0%.
If you gamble long term, you won’t make any profits, if you didn’t lose much money than you are lucky, otherwise, I never heard of such a question, so you better learn and educate yourself on this matter, if you are a gambler yourself, you wouldn’t have asked this question.

In most of the cases when gamblers win a big amount in gambling then he spends it again in gambling in order to win more than this because it is human nature that he never becomes happy with his earned resources but wishes for more. There will be few individuals who will choose to retire from gambling when they win a huge price but the majority think differently.

It will be better that if someone earns a huge amount then he should invest in a beneficial field so he will not regret it in future but if he is still gambling then there is a greater chance that he will lose this amount very soon.

True, greed is something that exists in all people naturally, but for the problem of whether they will apply their greed or not it all depends on their personality, because the fact is that there are always some people or who apply their greed and there are also those who are able to ignore their greed, and this is not much different from emotions which to overcome it depends on their own abilities, And I would say that one of the things that can fight it is depending on whether or not you have the right understanding of gambling, because in some cases usually those who always apply greed or emotions in gambling are those who only know that gambling is a place to earn and they don't realize or understand that gambling is a game of "possibility" between winning and losing.

On the other hand, I have also never heard of a gambler who retired because he managed to get a big win, I think it is a decision that is really very difficult to achieve, because everyone always needs money or will not feel enough with money so most likely when they manage to get a big win then what is more likely is that they will resume gambling with confidence and higher expectations to be able to get a bigger win.

Thanks to these types of things that happen, I say something very true, greed fills the stock market until it bursts, and at that moment is where we realize that it is better to have some money, even if it is little in profits than to lose everything, I have learned that when I am on a good streak and I can extend it to continue playing, I must control my bets, I cannot make a bet with compound interest because it is the greatest brutality that one can commit, that is why when I do it I do it, I have to look carefully at how I can generate my maximum without risk, sometimes it is better to withdraw money and earn little, than to leave with empty pockets.

Greed is a kind of thing that occurs on mostly in every gamblers, every gamblers have their own percentage of greed in them, but most gamblers are the types that allows the habit of greed to be much on them than their normal gamble life. We shouldn't use greed to follow up gamble, let's just do it in a normal ways so we don't lose everything we have all because of gambling and greed.
It's not ever gamblers that have such good thinking, there are gamblers that don't think about investing even if they win big money, as they are lucky to win first hug money, they believes that they will still win another.

I don't think anyone would willingly retire from gambling if they were consistently winning substantial amounts of money or smaller wins. If there is no sum of money that satisfy human being in this life, then it stands to reason that no amount of money a gambler might win would be sufficient to prompt them to retire from gambling. We are always driven by the desire to earn more money, and if gambling is a source of income, it seems unlikely that anyone would stop.

People do not usually retire from gambling because they have amassed enough winnings; instead, they quit for other reasons. A significant number of people stop gambling primarily due to the losses they incur and the realization that continuing might ruin their lives. These factors, rather than financial sufficiency, are often what lead individuals to step away from gambling.

Greed is part of human nature or it would realyl be that always a part on which there would really be those individuals who would really be that too serious on trying out to deal up with gambling on which this is something that you would really be continuing to play not until you would really be able to get or achieve on what you do have in mind. When it comes to gambling then this is something that will really be that the main cause on why people would really be continuing to play because of that kind of motive on which you would really be that definitely be continuing to play no matter what. As for the question about retiring because of gambling winning then this is something that will be talking into those people who do able to win up on lotteries, even still there would be no assurance that those winners would completely be stopping after that.

On the moment that we would really be having that kind of winning condition then the main thing that comes up into our mind that we would really be continuing to play on which we do believe
that we might be able to win up even more on the moment that we would be deciding on playing or betting just because we do believe that we might be still lucky in our next bets or plays.

We are on a gambling section, so it's normal to see stories like this but this is not only limited here. A lot of gamblers outside have also experienced this kind of scenario. Speaking of scenario, there are different scenarios of it, like we already withdraw most of our winning and only gamble the residual amounts, and we withdraw all and then come back to deposit later on.

The saying is really true that we can only win in gambling if we quit or stop but it's better if done permanently if we are the type of gambler who find our selves inside in the casino again a few moments later after we win. A skilled gambler (but in my real time experience, no such skilled gamblers do exist) has more control than the lucky ones, so it's okay for them to continue playing.

Stop talking about greed being a "primal instinct." Simply said, its a drug. Gambling is like an endless phone scroll; each gain gives you dopamine and makes you want more. Its a system designed to leverage your desire for the big score, not luck. The house always wins. All the time. Its a rigged game designed to drain you, not just odds. That jackpot you want? It was built by countless invisible losers.

Would you retire on a gaming win? Get real! Lightning is more likely to strike twice. Big winners, lottery winners, and casino whales often go broke. Why? Because a lot of money doesnt change you. The impulse to gamble worsens, increasing risks and guarantees a catastrophe.

OK, good one but what are you saying in essence bud, are you telling us all to stop gambling?, or to only gamble for having fun's sake with no expectations for life changing wins even though the possibility of it happening be there?

Well, if the first question is what you comment is trying to pass across as a message to all gamblers, then sorry to say this, but I really wonder what you are doing wearing an online casino signature ad - no offence please.
But if the latter be the message you are passing across through your comment, then, to a great extent, I did agree with, for personally, I believe you are very right.
But on the other hand as well, we can't remove or say "damn" to all the possibilities though, I've seen people who became extremely rich with money won from gambling, rich to the extent that if they wanted to retire, they would, but rather, some of them used the money to pursue another career, like investing in business and buying assets, and today they are even more richer.
So, in essence, the possibility of retiring through money won from gambling is real, but first, the gambler should first win the money, then we talk about the possibilities of the gambler retiring with the depending on how he or she spends it.

This is all mostly true, I would say that this happens often, but there are also those who did not waste this money from the jackpot, but built a successful business and began to receive passive income. Usually such successful players do not like to talk about it, because money loves silence. The most important thing for them is that after 10 years, when they get bored, they don’t decide to come back to play, because it’s very addictive, and it’s not very easy to choose. I can absolutely say for myself that if I had won, I would never have entered the game again, because I perfectly understand how everything works in gambling. Well, as they like to say here on the forum, “never say never.”

Of course, I dream of reaching retirement through gambling, but I haven’t succeeded in this yet, all I can do is play for fun and not let losses grow if they happen.

I doubt you can find it here, they're mostly in night bar or vacation since they will spend their time for holiday instead of exploring in this forum. You can see most users in this thread are wearing signatures, which mean people are still love to make money instead of retiring and enjoy their life.

Yep I can't stop scrolling my phone, it's really enjoy to see random short videos. But I'm not a gambling addict, probably this is how it feel when an addict can't stop to gamble, because it's really exciting.

I think this happens because instead of actually doing their due diligence, they have seen other people that are just like them obtain big wins, and instead of being happy about their good fortune, they want to obtain the same results for themselves.

But as you mention this is often not possible, since the majority of those that are fortunate enough to get a big win, did so not through their skill and instead they just got lucky.

like that when you envy the fortune of others, there is nothing wrong if you are inspired by what they experienced but not to the point that you imitate what exactly they did to win because it depends on how lucky they are or they are just really good at it was a gamble so they won.

There are people who are really risk takers, but for sure, before they drop the money they bet, that is the amount they can afford to lose, as if they have other money set aside for other things, so they will fight for what they have, even if they win or lose, what is important to them is that they tried, then if you imitate what they did to get the jackpot price, maybe the money you bet will be the amount of your savings, you will make a big wrong move and anytime you can lose all the money you worked hard and saved.

Actually, having an envious nature is natural or means that it is quite natural if you are jealous of something that is successfully obtained by someone else, and it is a good mindset if you can make the success of others as a reference and lesson to be better like them, but it will be a different story if we talk about gambling where the success achieved by others is nothing more than those who managed to get lucky, or it means that the big wins achieved by others are wins that are produced because they are lucky and not because of other things such as the skills they have. This means that being inspired or motivated should only be in your mind when others have achieved something in a place that does seem reasonable and not a game that is mostly always dependent on luck.

To me I don’t really have a particular time but I feel like as long as it is due for you to leave it because of you are getting advance.  gambling is something you can do in lifetime even when you’re so old but sometimes if you have gotten something no matter how small art from it can you can Like you stop for sometime gamble every time, you can stop doubling if you really want.