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What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

No, I don't think it will help.

Casinos and slots are meant to make us lose and there's no such thing as strategy in it. The algorithm that they created is just to play with our minds so that we can think we are winning while the fact remains that we will lose in the long run.
When it comes to sports betting, I think that's where some gamblers could be profitable. Well, as long as you know your game it can also increase the chance of winning although not 100 percent.
I will not forget what one game developer said when it comes to gambling and he said something like this: "The only way to win is to hit a high multiplier, walk out, and never go back." I believe that because once you go back, there's a chance all your profits will be taken away from you which is a fact base on my own experience.

Responsible gambling is also on us. Even if someone tells us what to do, there's a chance we won't even listen to it.

There are already plenty "legit" resources online on responsible gambling out there. There are websites dedicated to teaching, advocating and creating public awareness on responsible gambling. There are many scholarly papers written on responsible gambling creating a physical school for it will not make any impact. What I think is more culturally sensitive messages on responsible gambling, we need more rehab centers for those battling the worse form of gambling addiction. We need subsidized fee for therapy for those battling the worse form of gambling addiction too. That's what we need, and not a school to teach it. It can't be taught.

Let's fantasize a little. :)

Let's say there is a gambling school that teaches how to always win. Two things come to mind right away.
1 - there will be queues of students in this school (why haven't they created a similar business model with training yet, because there will be many people who want to learn how to make money out of thin air by gambling?), and the result will be crowds of gamblers beating all the casinos in a row. As a result, the casino will very quickly run out of money and lead to a collapse of the gambling industry.
2 - if I were a casino owner, I would not allow the emergence and spread of such gambler schools, because it would interfere with my business due to the 1st reason.

Partially (I think), videos and podcasts, reading books on gambling can help improve results in gambling, but you should not expect miracles from this, because the main problem (in terms of making money) in gambling is not the absence / knowledge of "secret techniques for beating the casino", but in the structure of the gambling games themselves, in which everything is created in such a way that gamblers primarily lose, and not win. That is, it is impossible to win where the system is initially designed with unfavorable (in terms of winnings) conditions in relation to gamblers.

There are people who actually sell manuals for gambling getting beginners acquainted with different bookmarkers, bet terms and odd arrangements, seems quite funny to me even others feel like it isn't a bad idea. It's useless because those are things anyone can understand within a space of two days.. I'm sure people would sign up for a gambling school but to me it would be a waste of time and resources, it's like going to learn how to throw your money away.. that would be a double loss

Gambling has already been profitable activities in which lucky winners goes with the prizes or multiplying their wagers and also, the fun side of it so, I do not have think such gambling academic can add some new potential values out of it.

And as it implies gambling an unpredictable game of risks, it can not be accepted for professional career game.


Periodically if there exists a gambling academy like that, then the casinos and other related gambling platforms will shutdown because they will all go bankrupt to pay winners.
Then, those in the gambling academy will be addressed as gambling literates and they would not see gambling as a game of luck but predictable with 100% huh? Funny. It is literally impossible but let us just play it along as a discussion

The question is whether this gains the interest of the public, knowing that we can learn freely through online searches. This is why I don't believe that someone really has the guts to spend money learning gambling by going to school, if it ever exists. And besides, this won't change anything, knowledge is not the only thing needed to win in gambling; luck is also needed.

I may not be sure if this gains support from the government leader, knowing that the impact is not acceptable. This is like pushing people to learn to gamble rather than learning beneficial things.
 

On the otherside, I think having these schools adding an additional curriculum about responsible gambling will greatly help people to avoid gambling addiction and massive losses of wealth due to gambling.


Even though casinos are design to make their player lose, having a knowledge about bankroll management, responsible gambling and time moderation will greatly help these players to reduce the amount they will wager in their gambling activities.



Skill based gambling is known to give gambler a better chance of winning since there are factors of the sportsbetting that is greatly affected by the knowledge of the bettor.


True that but often times people does not know a thing about responsible gambling as a beginner so it won't hurt if there is a dedicated school lecture about gambling and how responsibly engage with it.

OK jesus it was just about responsible gambling. From the title I thought it was teaching someone about gambling specifically. Thinking about it sounded incredibly dumb lol.

Anyway, to the topic, you don't need a gambling school for it. School itself in general should've taught that. Parents themselves should've taught that. There's absolutely no need for another school to be established just to teach that, even if we add gambling into the mix (which is odd in the first place since you don't need to teach anything in gambling). If it comes down to that, much better to improve existing schools to teach about, idk, common sense and responsibility really.

Same thing with "theories" and whatnot. Games are literally about luck, nothing more and nothing else. Adding a story behind winning and losing serves nothing except for making money for these creators of said podcasts and books.

Gambling shouldn't be seen as a career or an investment. So, establishing institutions to give gamblers such a mindset will increase gambling addiction. Rather, organizations should intensify efforts toward reducing underage gambling and help educate gamblers about the dangers of addiction and how to avoid it.

Checking online, I came across many online platforms that claim to offer courses or classes on responsible gambling. They also help to counsel or help people suffering from gambling disorders.

Be Ahead of the Game: a school education program about gambling and gaming (https://responsiblegambling.vic.gov.au/reducing-harm/schools/)
GAME BRAiN: The Interactive Live Game Show & Digital Game (https://www.responsiblegambling.org/for-the-public/problem-gambling-prevention/game-brain-high-school-program/)
International Center for Responsible Gaming (https://www.icrg.org/)
 Responsible Gambling Council  (https://www.responsiblegambling.org/)

Personal research in any area is highly recommended to increase knowledge. If these books can help me win, then I will even want to have some copies of these materials. There is so much of this information on the internet, but one has to be careful because many of them are unhelpful.

I’ll consider it a waste of money. Gambling is not a source of income or something that will  give financial benefits to anyone since its main purpose is for entertainment purposes. You can consider it same with drinking alcohol in the which you pay for a satisfaction with the alcohol.

Creating an educational program for responsible gambling will just push young mind to involved in gambling due to their curiosity. Just like alcohol, cigarettes and other harmful products a consistent reminder of responsible gambling is already enough on gambling site to target only gambler and not potential gamblers.

I don’t know… I kind of like the idea of a gambling school. I personally would benefit from learning the rules of some new games. I have no idea how to play baccarat for example. Not exactly what you’re talking about but maybe a class teaching all the rules of the different casino games at a junior college would be a good idea.

You made me smile since early morning. Gambling school... I understand poker courses, listening to a professional explain the game and show some of his tricks can have a positive effect. To some extent, it's the same with sports betting, but the result does not depend on us but on some other people and their performances.

With many other gambling games, there's not much to learn, it's just selecting the odds, making bets, and hoping for the win... nobody can "teach" you special techniques or give you winning strategies, it's all about luck.

Actually, now I am waiting for those topics the title will be "Shouldn't Be There Need a Lesson on Children's Books About Responsible Gambling"  ;D

Since we see such topics there is no guarantee that such topics will not be created in the future.

I don't know are people taking gambling as a source of money making? Are they forget what the main purpose of gambling?

I don't think gambling is such a thing that should be learned by going school because gambling is all about the luck the thing is you have to learn the game before starting gambling. And  this is not a rocket science to learn and at end win rate depends on luck. People shouldn't be that much serious about making money from gambling otherwise their economic status will be collapse.

To learn theories, strategies, or anything that can make gambling profitable? If something like that exists and is proven, then why not? But since we are talking about gambling, I don't think there's a need for such a school. If it's just theories, techniques, or anything similar, you can always look them up on the Internet. Gambling has been around for many years, and there's no technique or theory proven to make gambling profitable until now. If I, for example, discovered one, why would I share it with others? In exchange for fees? I'd rather keep it to myself. So if someone ever creates such a school, it's a no for me. I'd rather use the money to play.

There are already schools out there and many resources to learn, however it comes down to the type of betting that you are talking about. Being profitable on something like sports betting with such razor thin profitability margins involved is unlikely to work. General casino gambling, excluding things like card counting (which will not last long in any physical casino), is not going to work either - because all the games are inherently weighted towards the house. That leaves learning skilled games like poker, which have masses of resources already out there and different professionals who will be running educational workshops already - look around for poker school on google and you'll find lots of offers already.

Gambling cannot be a career for anyone. and gambling is not an impotent thing that can bring benefits to one's life.  Gambling is just a fun thing that can be used for entertainment at times. If someone suddenly wins something big then it will be a gift for him. Because gambling depends on luck, no one can guarantee winning here, no matter how much training you do. Gambling will treat everyone equally. so it is foolish to think yourself very smart by gambling using different strategies because you will never be able to build your career by winning regularly in gambling.

What will be gambling school about? What skill could students learn there? I dont believe that through learning luck and random can be improved. I dont believe that attenting such school will give any advantage. A person can get familiar with game rules on the platform. In fact every casino would gladly explain rules to newcommers. Discipline can be trained outside school or in regular school. Finances,  that definitely should not be trained through gambling.

Yes, if it's to make a player become a responsible gambler, although there are already a lot of guides on how to become a responsible gambler online besides character plays a big factor and no there is no school or course that can tell you how to become make profit from gambling because gambling is not a business venture nor a job for you to make money

There's no difference, luck is not something you learn and apply, it just comes unexpectedly so whether you read it in books or watch it on videos or podcasts there's really no difference, you're still going to get the same results, and you will still rely on luck and you are still going to strictly follow the golden rule of only playing with money that you can afford to lose.

What? being a responsible gambler doesn't mean the gambler is making money through gambling, but responsible gambling mean you're only gamble what you can afford to lose and prevent gambling to cause a trouble for your life.

So, if someone want to learn to be a responsible gambler, it's wasting time and money.

If you talk about a school that teach the gambler how to make money, I doubt if it possible since gambling is only for fun and the regulations know about this. They will not allow someone to scam legally.

But this already exists, you know the "gurus" who appear to win so big and attempt to "teach" how to run these methods and show the random wins as their medals and the losses as "minor things"

There was this guy promoting Burstcoin back in the days when I joined this forum first and Bitsler was recently launched and Primedice was its main competition. He used to do the same, cant find him anymore on youtube.

We got these podcasts and people selling books on gambling too. Point is that they get rich by selling shit, when you get poor by gambling. It is a nice business indeed.

No, not really. while it could teach people how to become responsible gamblers and be more aware of the risks gambling has, it will not really help make gambling profitable for gamblers, though there could still be gamblers who could be successful in it the majority of them would most likely be a failure. you have to realize that even if you know a lot of things about gambling you are still playing with chance and luck.

Gambling is not something that we have professionals on because it is a luck based game, and no one is a seer or knows the actual time that his luck will come to play making it difficult to understand and study because luck comes by chance.

This is the advantage that casinos are using over gamblers and that it is the reason why it is called gambling because the probability of you knowing the outcome of an even that is about to happen is 50-50. You can only have a school or a place where experts can teach you how to overcome gambling addiction or prevent gambling addiction, and not how to be a professional gambler because luck cannot be studied, it is beyond human knowledge.

It will not help and more against if there is a gambling school, how can gambling be a career or a reliable investment unless you are an employee working there or the owner but not everyone can do it.

If you rely on gambling games then there is no profitable way other than luck.

Is it all-encompassing about gambling games to have to read about its theories and strategies? Maybe Poker or sports betting then what about other games that mostly have no strategy, this is obviously luck, so for me it will not increase your chances of winning.

I find no justification for setting up a school to teach gambling. However, I have found that there are various online sites and groups that teach various gambling tips and tricks.  But I don't know how effective they are because I have no training from there. I believe that gambling depends on luck so how good your luck will depend on how much you can win from gambling. But you should always be careful and gamble with own responsibly

I think school should indeed dedicate some of its teaching time to introduce the concept of addiction to kinds. At least it should go through some academic study to see what actually helps bring out good results.

Whatever can help educate kids avoid bad situations in the future is good. We don't get to have any exposure at all to serious aspects of life through school and may find ourselves in very hard situations we have no idea how to deal with once we're left to our own devices. So really instead of gambling school I'd say that we need more teaching experiences to avoid addiction.

"Gambling school" may not be needed if we can manage to get education around addiction to a satisfactory level. But of course this is hard when around the world many countries keep letting their education system crumble leaving more and more parts of it to be completed by the private sector.

Those are just base on their experience and I guess not ideal at all to have this because we know how gambling makes no assurance to win the game and also it requires a capital to play or else you are well skilled person to compromise this kind of learning, instead ideally is to learn from the math, its all about the chances and probability with the help of numbers and information I guess you will get a chance to win in your gambling games which is most commonly teach in the school, unlike having a school of gambling no one would like to enroll if you can get the information came from experience and in the natural school.

there are things that cannot be taught in school, and gambling is one of them. because gambling depends on one's luck, you can't teach luck to others. even though there are certain strategies that can be applied by someone to their gambling, it is limited and you can't be sure that the strategy will continue to work as you expect.

so there is no school that a gambler can take to make their gambling run better. at least they have to gamble and then they learn from their experiences and avoid things that have the potential to harm them personally.

I believe this was already cover on school subjects especially on elementary level. We have values and education subject before from grade 1 to 6 in my country which teach us about the general do’s and don’t in life including avoiding gambling.

Teaching children with a direct gambling subject just for the sake of being a responsible gambler will gave them an idea to try gambling in their young mind. Gambling exists long time ago while our society evolved without major problems regarding gambling addiction.

Since gambling is not considered as a source of income. So I doubt whether there is any need to provide education about gambling in schools or any physical institutions. But since it has become an industry, it is certainly not bad to have educational articles on how to manage gambling and reduce losses. As far as I know research papers are also being prepared on gambling. Maybe a gambler can get better information about this later. But these topics are most likely to be found online. I don't think any educational steps are being taken about it in different schools or institutions of different countries at the moment. But I believe that one should know about its pros and cons and how to manage gambling, how to get rid of gambling addiction.

If it's being taught in school then there will less chance of us having many casinos, I don't think the business would be profitable to casinos owner's because lots of secrets could had be exposed to the many people. The reason why casinos are making wave and progressing is that people don't know the secret behind their configuration or the algorithm behind the games, otherwise it could had been included in studies but since most nations prohibited gambling it would be hard for such to be implemented as one.

So anyone gambling should gamble responsibly without being so much affected by the effects as I know when greed are eliminate it makes easier for people to gamble responsibly because vast majority of people who are turning into gambling addiction are people who found gambling as the only means of income, and with the news they have had outside they would want to witness it live to them whereby gambling out of control.

Gambling is nothing serious,  it is just a game for fun which I don't think their is a need for school where people needs to learn about gambling. The reason why I so think their is no need for school where people can leadn gambling is because it is not a career or skill which people should depend in it.

Gambling is just a game of fun which anyone can play with just the amount they can afford to play. Everything people needs to learn about gambling is online which they can make research at the comfort of their home without making any expenses. Gambling is an unpredicted game which people can't really tell what every result will be. I don't think their is any need to go to school to learn something that you can't predict. The most important thing to know about gambling is for one one to play with the money that they can afford and to know when to stop playing, if a gambler can understand this I don't think their will be any problem in gambling.

Even if there is, I'm not sure there are many who are interested and register their children, ourselves, or those closest to them. a simple question, how much will the approach be useful and effective by creating an official container or institution that educates to become professional gamblers, let's just say so. how big is the probability that many world citizens will be interested and register. I'm not sure about that, because gambling is more about entertainment. at least, I see it that way. simply, in this context that there are many things related to other investments that are more profitable and not very risky like gambling.


clearly this is very helpful, that we need various references for our knowledge, understanding, and also involves experience. but that doesn't mean someone can win their gambling, especially games that are purely based on luck. a concept like this is more on the main point that you wrote in this thread, that it helps gamblers to be more responsible and other benefits related to understanding and knowledge about various types of gambling itself. we can get it easily, learn it and gain knowledge and so on from various references that occur on the internet. Well, then it depends on how we observe it, examine it and apply it.

There's a lot of that online, but most of them are scams. Teaching responsible gambling isn't necessary anymore as it can be easily learned, much like driving responsibly or drinking responsibly. Besides, even without gambling, we can still continue with our lives, so no government would fund efforts just to educate people about gambling. Regarding a profitable career, that's unrealistic because it will only lead to gamblers losing more money due to being overly ambitious, thinking they have the skills to beat the house. I suggest considering gambling as entertainment, nothing more.

Gambling school is not necessary because it shouldn't be taken as a career, gamblers who are "professionals" with years of experience that should be role models still depends on luck to win. Another reason why it's not possible to have gambling schools is that if the theories that are thought will make gamblers to have strategies that will make them to be winning, on the long run there won't be a gambling industry again. This is because gambling companies will start to experience massive loses and they'll go bankrupt so they'll do everything possible to see that it doesn't happen.

We don't need gambling schools to become responsible gamblers, I believe that there are materials online that can lecture people on gambling. An excellent place to learn about gambling is on this gambling board, I've personally gained a lot of knowledge and experience since I started visiting and perticipating in discussions about gambling here.

It seems you are having a wrong perception about gambling. If there is something to learn about gambling, it should be game management or risk management rather and not how games are being won. Of course,  there are strategies or theories that help to win games at times but there's no certainty that using these strategies will guarantee you winning. So, what's the benefits of attending a school where their teaching doesn't guarantee you success in the field? I will support the idea of teaching responsible gambling to help reduce the level of addiction in our society thou.

They seem to be experts and rich from gambling. But in essence they got rich from selling books and opening gambling classes?  They only teach theory and practice very differently. Maybe they hold paid seminars as well. I find it strange, I think it's very rare for people to teach the best way to gamble, why don't they use it themselves to make a profit. I think this only happens in the trading world, but it turns out that gambling also exists. Yes, currently many people take advantage of any condition to earn money.

There's not going to be any. It's like encouraging people to gamble. When it comes to responsible gambling, that's everybody's responsibility. You do not need a course to be responsible. Just talk to one of your friends who stopped gambling because he lost a lot, and he'll give you all the lessons you need to keep yourself safe from gambling.

And no school will exist that will teach you how to make money from gambling; it's a scam because there is no guaranteed money in gambling compared to if you are taking an office or vocational course, you can't make a career in gambling.

If you look at the internet you’ll see many resources there that are available for users to use to learn how to be a responsible gambler or how to managed their gambling activities to make sure it doesn’t turn out to be detrimental towards them. And if they couldn’t use those free ones do you think they’ll turn to those that require them to pay and use them?

And again, it will teach them some basic strategies but still it won’t be easy to accomplish and most of them might not even work because we’re dealing with gambling here and anything is possible. If a strategy exists that guarantees gambler high winning rate or 100% win rates trust me you won’t see people giving the lecture out for a cheap price when they themselves could simply just implement it and get all the profits for themselves.

If there is a school that teaches responsible gambling, they should be responsible enough to point out to the gamblers in their school that gambling should not be a career choice or path but rather something that should be done for fun. A gambling school to really learn responsible gambling can actually help in reducing the number of irresponsible gamblers and reducing addiction.

This will depend on which one we understand the most. If you are someone who is very good with reading and reading in between the lines and actually understands reading books and gambling theories better, it will be more helpful to you than watching videos or podcasts.

I am not sure if that gambling school can teach responsibility to their students as we know that human are weak from the temptation. Maybe they can hold themselves in a week but that doesn't mean they can do that every time they playing gambling as we know that many people still lose control when playing gambling. Besides that, if many people lose their control in gambling, that will gives more problem to the government because the government needs to facilitate the addicted people to gambling to cure their gambling addiction.

You can study or reading of books on gambling theories but that will not gives you more chances to win in gambling. Maybe they will understand the theory but the practice will not be the same as what is written on the books. You can learn about gambling but you can't hopes to wins much money as other people will have the same thing as you. So rather than you trying hard to wins in gambling, it is better you just trying to enjoy your gambling activity and not lets yourself deeper in gambling.

I think a lot of people have quite a negative experience about their school time, but remember mostly friends and how they hang out. Going to gambling school to hang out, to have fun with friends, and possibly pay money for that? I dont know, I know a better way to spend money and time. Cant imagine what teacher is going to teach. Imo he is going to be sort a guy who gives hints and helps to predict outcome. But in a topic «do we believe in predictions», many have said that they usually dont trust other people opinion.

To learn what exactly? Is it to beat the system of gambling that was programmed for one to lose quite often in having little or no wins for months?

What is based on luck as gambling, it's very hard to study it. What you can be lectured on is to learn how to follow it up, not to be at a complete loss in it, in losing your mind and resources in pursuing maximum benefit. No one can say they have the formula to a successful career in gambling, other than to be told the risks involved in gambling and what measures they should follow like gambling with a small amount, don't pursue your losses, learning when to quit than being greedy

I'm a little strange that there is a gambling school how does this correlate with the learning? Where is the benefit that they can improve skills in gambling? It doesn't exist, gambling should still be for fun not to increase profits.

Luck is still a random choice that we never know is coming, while skills can be improved for example in a trade then it still makes sense because it can increase their chances, whereas gambling for me is purely due to luck almost 90% of gambling games the basis of victory is not skill but luck.

A gambling school with a nice learning program will be effective for gamblers. Unfortunately, like therapy, it'll be an issue to lead gamblers to such schools. The school can target young people who are not gamblers and groom them to change their perspective on gambling. I looked into the theory of planned behavior and was convinced that gamblers act based on their beliefs and attitudes. And makes gambling education a minor approach.

Prof Icek Ajan's illustration of this theory in a diagram clarifies how planned behavior works.

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From the diagram above, you'd notice that if the behavioral belief is not changed nothing would stop the intention of the player to execute a gambling behavior. And it takes a long time to change a person's belief. It's preferable to hold on to people who haven't developed any behavioral belief of becoming a gambler or participating in the game, and teach them positive and healthy behavior.

The framework of a gambling education program can be seen in this pdf for more clarifications https://d1ygf46rsya1tb.cloudfront.net/prod/uploads/2022/09/502048_Gam_YAD_Web-002.pdf

That will be disastrous in my opinion, if we see schools that encourages the idea of making profits from gambling, more people will gamble and there will be more chances of people getting addicted. I cannot understand how some people still thinking and believing that there are ways to beat a casino. Logically speaking, if these schools can teach people how to become profitable, means all casinos will have to pay gamblers from their own money, right? So casinos will open their business just to spend on people? That's funny.

Gambling is far away from a method to make money, if someone found a way to make profits against the casino, means he found a breach inside the algorithm and once the casino finds out, they will fix it and automatically that player will lose from greed, because he would still think his strategy is working. Other than that, nobody can beat the casino.

I think such schools will only gain money from gamblers yet may not be productive.
Every Gamblers knows what is a responsible gambling and how to gamble in a way to minimize risk and money but it is greed and emotions that do not let gamblers follow the plan.

It is the will of every person that needs to come from inside, from the heart that they will follow the plan and will not make emotional decision while gambling. Most of the gamblers even feel embarrassed when they do excessive gambling only to make more money or recover the loss.

In my opinion, that method will not be effective and I agree that it may only want to gain profit from someone who takes the class. Because everything will return to each of them, now without school, how many people say that they have to gamble responsibly, but there are still people who continue to gamble irresponsibly and do not think about the risks they will get.

The problem is within themselves, the school only provides a theory and that stops there, because after leaving the class, people will return to their habits. Emotions make them like that, because I am very sure that if someone can control their emotions very well, then things like addiction, excessive gambling will not happen. In this forum, I actually see it as better, because we can see not only theory but we also see many testimonies from many people.

It will depend on the type of gambling that you are talking about because they can not teach luck based gambling in school because there is no strategy to use in that type of gambling but if you are talking about sports gambling that depends on skills and experiences, you can teach that in school and people that learn might become a better gambler but of what benefits is this going to be to the community. Gambling should just be a way of having fun and not necessary a way to make money because when you gamble just to make money, you might get things wrong as you have focus on just money and not enjoying yourself. If everybody keep winning, casino might go out of business and there is not going to be any casinos for people to gamble therefore the Idea is not a good one.

I don't think there are gambling schools that can help their students get better from learning and they can lead to career jobs or investing and how do you mean investing? Keeping a bankroll in a casino?

And is gambling a strategy that needs to be learned or a technique of someone who is considered a professional? There are no mentors in gambling, almost all gambling games are easy anyone beginner or senior can understand quickly, so there is no need for schools because I'm not sure there will be.

If I'm not mistaken, there was a previous thread about how gambling is close to the school that was widely disapproved by the community.

If it were to be so we have gambling schools across the globe, then In this case, there will have been a school or University where they teach you how to earn money, but there's nothing like that, and majority of people will be going to such school, how to earn money has been a hidden secret that they leave people to discover by their selves and that's why only few people who have discovered this money making secret are making the real good money today. Teaching you about gambling is just like teaching you how to earn money because we obviously deal with money here.

There can never be a Gambling school that teaches responsible gambling for people to make a maximum profit, because gambling is a game of luck. which means no one is a master of it. Even those you think will educate people on how to maximise their fund to make profit don't know exactly how to do that. If they know, they won't even teach anyone. Gambling can not be a profitable career or investment because the risk is too high, anything that has a risk of above %80 is not worthy to invest in.

Hmmmm yes that would be interesting wouldnt it! A school for gambling, we would just hope that it isn't run by the government or else they will teach them all how to only make the house win hahahah in all seriousness that would really be interesting, a school that taught you all the tricks like how to count cards, how to bluff, how to increase your odds of winning! Very interesting idea.

This would be a good idea only if it teaches people how to setup and run gambling related businesses. It wouldn't be bad if someone goes to a school to learn how to establish a casino and know how to actually run it, taking advantage of the house edge and many other things involved in running a casino or a bet shop.

Also, if the school will train therapists that will help those battling with gambling related problems and profer professional solutions, then the school will be very neccessary.

But, if the school will only concentrate on teaching students how to gamble professionally and/or gamble responsibly, there wouldn't be any need for such school. There are lots of resources out there teaching people already how to gamble responsibly and professionally.

Firstly you should understand what gambling really is then you can say if gambling is such that one can be schooled on, if there be a school for gambling then there will be established and tested principles with which gamblers are going to make money of gambling and that will mean that the casino owners are going to make almost no profits off gambling again because there's now studies to keep them at the loosing end and take them off business after a while.

Gambling is a business of one profiting from other peoples loss and that alone is a valid point to not want to encourage studies on this subject matter because it may be detrimental to the people in the business of gambling and more beneficial to the gamblers alone.

It's won't make any sense to learn gambling from a school. Gambling is a game of luck and if someone even wants to learn about gambling then it should be about the different forms of gambling and areas where one can specialize on. Going to some kind of educational center to learn gambling still won't guarantee your wins. It might give you some heads up but then you have to put into practice, make some losses and have some experience with the games.
Alot of countries are against gambling so, a school might not be feasible.

The idea of ​​building a gambling school with the aim of making gamblers responsible is probably a pretty good idea, maybe there will be many addicted gamblers who can be helped by this idea, in the sense that they can overcome their addiction problems and become responsible gamblers.
But if the goal is to build a career or to achieve success in the sense of getting a lot of money I think it will never make sense.

This is gambling that depends on uncertainty and luck, there is nothing that can be learned that leads to victory especially in casino games, so never think about achieving something that is impossible, remember that the casino is always the best, meaning that if you want to get a lot of money from gambling then the only way is to become a dealer.

It is clear that many people are getting addicted and even they will be lazy to work because gambling games can make you addicted, someone cannot control their emotions including in their greed, while what methods will be learned from school that make gambling strategies profitable? Nothing right, even more people believe the casino remains the winner.

I don't think that gambling is a method of making a profit, this is purely for fun when there is boredom, if you only rely on the benefits of gambling anyone will not be able to, the algorithm still cannot be changed you can't even win if you continue to play it unless you are just lucky.

Let me remind you something gambling is all nothing but a game of probability so there's nothing to master here so going to school master it just waste of time and money. The only strategy we need is money management but that's not just limited to gamblers alone so government can include about money management in the curriculum as early as possible will bring more knowledge about it and obviously people know where and how much they should spend depends on their revenue.

Next thing, gambling is not a career, pick something else.

This is a good one and it would reduce gambling addiction and increase the rate at which people wins in gambling, also it would nearly eliminate the rate at which people got addicted to gamble. Most times is not easy as we may think it because gambling it's self is like spirit people easily got addicted. But how can we control this if I may asked? It's simple everyone has to gamble responsible because if they do it would be very easy for them not go get addicted.

It would not change anything when comes to the distribution of money actually, the house will inevitably earn the same in the end. It could change some of the perceptions and wrong ideas people have about gambling and the actual chances the average person has to become a millionaire from it.
One does not need to go too far to learn how gambling actually works, by the way, in the most of the universities and science courses there is a segment completely dedicated for people who wish to learn statistics. I have myself seen some statistics classes and the basic concepts are quite straight forward.

If the nations of the world where gambling is very common started to give intensive statistics courses to anyone over eighteen years old, then I believe there would be less gamblers and more people willing to earn their money by working or investing.

It is going to be more of a business than learning. The casinos can have this initiative or did they already? I have to stop from here because it won't make sense as you've said that it can be a profitable career and someone has to learn from it or even an investment.

Because it's not ideal for everyone, there will be interested people on it but I don't think it's going to work.

That type of choice varies.

Someone likes to read text books than listening and watching videos. The result can be said that the other is effective and the other one isn't based on someone's liking.

To be honest with you, I find it extremely humourous that someone somewhere is even thinking that people in their right minds will want to go spend time, energy and their resources just to learn about gambling when there are other meaningful things to study about in today's world. The uncertainty about what could be taught and how it'll be taught by teachers is another thing that makes it almost impossible for us to have such institutions.  Though some people with their weird thoughts might go on to have something like that in the future.

Very strange to hear that one will want to go and learn gambling and that shows some sign of unseriousness because nobody will want to waste their time on something that will not be fruitful. However, this is gambling and some people who don't have a good reason faculty who are too greedy might go to such school.

If such school exist, it will be a school of irresponsible gamblers because I don't know what they will be learning about. Some people can be so foolish to make such move because they don't want to work hard and earn a living.

Reading books will not help you, unless you want to become a pro poker player or something like that. There are games that depend on both skill and luck and games that require only one of these. Chess depends on strategy and you have to learn it to play well. Poker is about both, knowledge and skill, while some games like dice or slots are just luck and nothing more. How are you going to teach someone a game that depends on luck? Also, the government would never finance this. The school should have to be private.

True, researching the theory and strategy would give one a better edge at the game table but let's not forget poker is a gambling game hence luck is the ultimate decider. Instead of wasting time studying gambling, we could be studying other subjects that have set benefits or outcomes.

Moreover, dedicating time and effort to learning other disciplines, technology, business, or creative fields, may later reveal more concrete and profitable prospects. Such educations do not only fill one with widely applicable knowledge but also double one's potential of growth and success in the long term. Gambling can be fine as long as it is done for recreational purposes only; relying on it as your primary source of income is imprudent. On the other hand, by widening your expertise in different spheres you stand a bigger chance (though not from a single gamble) to gain financial stability and actual personal success.

Most casino games are based on luck such as dice, hi-lo, roulette, crash and more. Only few like poker are based on skill and luck. If you will put a school or course related to gambling, it will be more on responsible gambling or how not to screw your funds in front of your games. Because let us accept the fact that even if there are known strategies related to gambling, it still boils down to luck. So how are you gonna teach a game based mostly in luck?

Gambling school?
I see no urgency in setting up a gambling school to learn how we operate in gambling.

What kind of strategies need to be taught to gamblers if at the end of the day it is only based on luck and unluck in gambling, this is not something concrete to learn to maximize profits in gambling, if it were me I would rather set up a marketing school, because I think it is much better to be educated to increase profits in business than you are in gambling.

(if the orientation of gambling that you do is to get money, it's better to build a business)

Study business knowledge instead of studying specifically at school so that you become a responsible gambler. You will never again get pleasure from gambling when your mindset about gambling has become the main source of income, so gamble rationally and just enjoy the game even if you win or lose. You just have to be aware of the impact of gambling when you can't control yourself, you don't need to go to a special school because basically you can learn it yourself.

If you have a capital budget, then start taking advantage of this industry to increase your financial strength. You can become the owner of a casino and launch one of your own, it is better than you are interested in always winning bets. If you are a gambler, then gamble responsibly with a rational mindset.

Still wouldn't buy or subscribe to it. The fact alone that you're setting up a gambling school, even if it was just a premise, is more than enough reason for me to think that you're trying to profit off of those who have been addicted to gambling and are looking for either an intervention, or a surefire way for them to recuperate their losses, which isn't going to happen. This is blatant fraud if I do say so myself, cause you're selling something that aims to offer something that only professionals could provide, for possibly less price, with no safenet for those who wouldn't be able to win even after learning all the tricks and shit you're talking about.

I'd rather just put them up for a rehab than make them believe to something like this, this is taking advantage of those who are already down on their luck my friend.

Sometimes we need to stop dreaming shit so that our brains can function much better, and needless of us to have this discussion because gambling is not a professional activities so then why should anyone goes to school for gambling and for sure one can build experience from past events and be able to scale through gambling for some of us, we know how uncertain gambling can be and at that we should put in some clear stance against having such an academy that encourage gambling, the government won't even allow that to happens because to the repacuasion in the future.

I don't think this would be a sustainable venture because gambling is designed the way it is for continuity just like the traditional lotteries,  they are highly based on luck and everyone must not win at the same time. Building schools where they teach responsible gambling will do little to the gamblers because greed is inbuilt in us, the only cure for it being experience. If you have experienced what greed can cost you, you will try your best to avoid being greedy; it is as simple as that. It is not everything you will have to go to school to learn.

That makes sense, I am also curious about who will run these gambling schools and casino platforms. Lol.
Gambling-related topics must be learned in the normal school we have, that will discuss the disadvantages of it, and will not tolerate people or kids gambling, they must disappoint them as soon as at their early age.

There are always pros and cons of gambling, so my answer is still NO, it will not help.

There are some gamblers out there offering courses, but I do not think there will ever be a school like what you suggest, and the reason for this is obvious, the few people that could actually teach how to do that are not willing to do it.

And with good reason, as if I had a way to profit from gambling, you can be sure I will never share it, since who in his right mind will share the information necessary to achieve this, when most likely they had to discover how to do this on their own?

Well, for me I think it is a waste of time to go into a school or have a course just to become responsible in gambling, I think only insane people will do that because being responsible in gambling should always be from the gambler itself, or being responsible and being able to control yourself from gambling is based on yourself and you can self taught of that, why waste time to attend into a school right? maybe seminars yes but actually wasting time to a school to teach you how to become responsible in gambling is insane, you could use that time to do other things that might give you income or learn something new. Why not do that and improve yourself, if you know you are not that lucky in gambling then why waste money and time right? if you have time to waste money then you should also have time to improve yourself and learn new things.

No, gambling has a greater potential for loss than victory, the theory obtained in gambling school is only limited to increasing knowledge about gambling, but to become a responsible gambler must be based on yourself. There are various types of gambling available including betting on football, as long as you understand the difference in quality between the two teams you have a better chance.
Gambling never promises victory, even though you have absorbed so much knowledge in gambling school, it cannot prevent you from losing. If you are lucky, you will win, and vice versa.

I agree with you. Losing is almost certain with gambling but you can win some of the time. You always strive to win but that equates to wasting your time in uncertainty. If you bet on a team, you cannot say for sure which team will win, even though the past history of that team is very good, that team can lose and you can lose at the same time. So no matter how experienced you are in every case you have to take risks and chances of losing are high.

However, I feel that it is good in some ways. It could be said that the idea of a gambling school devoted only to such concerned practices of responsible gambling, since it would have been much better if the school had provided education on how to control gambling behaviors that lead to addiction. On the other hand, in relation to educational aspects, it could offer advanced training on strategies, mathematical models, and the psychological aspects of various games. This would also secure much greater compliance with the legal and ethical requirements for a more responsible gambling environment. However, with education, the risks still occur in gambling; improving your skills doesn't mean you have guaranteed success and a reliable income in some of the games relying only on luck. Though the idea of gambling might still be approached more knowledgeably with risk management nowadays, it is still more of an entertainment than a reliable career. A combination of books with other media, however (like videos and podcasts) gives balance to learning in the field by catering to different learning styles with practical insight and theoretical knowledge.

It can help to become better or to learn from the mistakes of others, but, I agree with your main point. There is never a 100% that someone's mistakes or knowledge will gain you a win after a win.

Wont it be better than to have an independent person who will monitor gamblers activity and ask him to stop or take a pause if gambler gets to much involved in gambling? On the other hand, society seems not to like gambling and wants to fight it with any possible way to decrease addiction. And now people offer to create gambling schools which means introducing gambling to more and more people.

If there is such a school, I will definitely want to attend to learn more about gambling and how to stay profitable with my emotions and psychology intact. Such formal setting will be very impactful to gamblers because they will deal with money management which is the biggest problem many gamblers are facing. However, I strongly think that the authorities might not want to invest in such projects because they feel that the disclaimers of the regulatory bodies as well as those of the casinos are enough to guide the gamblers.

You think school will teach you discipline, kill greed in you and make you more emotionally stable? Or you think that before attending such school you won every 10th bet, but after you will win every 8th bet? That is not going to happen. You cant learn luck. And basics like "dont spend more than can afford" does not require school education or diploma. I suppose that instead of attending school like that it will be more valuable to psychologist and understand yourself much better.

If there's a training to become a profitable gambler, I don't think that there's a need to go to a school. If it's about a gambling career like working in a casino then that's fine. But if you as an actual gambler, I don't think that it's going to help a lot. Casinos will have to determine what they are up to so that they can pick and give the interest that they wanna give to their investors.

I think it can help. Both can help, videos and books that can give some knowledge about gambling strategies and principles, they always do. An additional help and idea is always a good thing to every gambler.

First, I would like to attend such a school, not so much because of the desire to always win, but to raise my interest in what you can get there. However, the opinion was correctly expressed: why do we need such lessons? What is the point of games if we know how to win and win always? Where is the excitement and luck, then? Isn't it illogical? In addition, even now there are several materials, most often fraudulent with offers to beat the casino, but the casino itself also very sensitively monitors all the mistakes that can happen during the game and immediately closes the holes so as not to allow unfair play.

What about this school teaching newbies about better self-control and seeing the odds of their actions?  ::)

I think it will be enough to read what topics students will get in touch during education. I dont think that there, teachers will explain game rules, as they can be found within a second in google, but rather  explain nuances of addicting, reckless gambling, chasing losses, greed. The things that people discuss on addicted gamblers anonymous meetings or something of that kind. One way or another, I dont think that such schools will give anything radically new to students, as gambling industry is running for ages and almost every aspect of it is in free access.

Gambling school? They will show you how to make the house your ATM, then. Teaching responsibility and all is a great concept. To be honest though, you cannot educate someone to manage the unknown

Yes, education does help. It all counts; understanding the odds, the psychology, It is still a roll of the dice, though, even with the cards on the table. No course can equip you for that horrific moment when everything is on the line

Books, movies, podcasts; those things can provide you an advantage now. You pick up the theories and hear the tales. However, the real learning? That occurs when you are alone with a book, confronting the concepts. It sinks in at that point. Life is a gamble, just as the casino floor is. Your decisions, the risks you expose. Finding your edge is everything

The problem is, not everyone can be responsible in gambling no matter how we always warn gamblers about its disadvantages. Even if there are schools that would educate gamblers about gambling, still it cannot guarantee that gamblers won’t end up addiction in gambling.

Discipline is the key towards avoiding gambling addiction. If these gamblers will find it hard to discipline theirselves, particularly controlling their urge towards gambling, then they should not be allowed to gamble in the first place because surely, they will only lose and end up regretting.

Yes, that's right, it means that even though the idea may be quite useful to reduce the potential for addiction or cure some addicted people, I am sure that it is really not easy to convince the public that the purpose of establishing the gambling school is to cure addicted people or to make gamblers involved in gambling on the right path, especially if the school is built in a place where the majority of the community has a bad stigma against gambling.

I think that whatever the idea and purpose, if it is related to gambling, the community might fight it, and even though the purpose is positive, I think there is another possibility that could happen, where maybe people who have never known gambling before end up getting involved and becoming a gambler, even though their involvement is based on good goals and responsibilities, but not losing money at all for unnecessary things is much better.

What an earth are you talking about? Literally by paying attention in actual school you would know how that wouldn't work.

There's no guaranteed profitability or right techniques in gambling. There's only luck. Making shool like that or even a course that would promise profits from gambling would be considered illegal in most parts of the world because it would be an easily provable scam.

You don't even need to go to school. Just google gambler's fallacy, or about apophenia to get some basics from evolutionary perspective how the traits that kept us alive evolutionally speking are now misleading us to believe we can control randomness.

I am sorry if i have to break these news to you, but there's nothing to learn that would help you win on luck based gambling. And even with skill based gambling, it's a zero-sum game, meaning that only small amount of participants would win, even if they had all the knowledge.

School of gambling? Teaching gamblers on the inner workings of the game changes it from a game of chance to a deliberate financial tool. Thats the art of the deal, folks. Multimedia vs. books? Its really straightforward. Books provide the depth, the introspection, the actual game knowledge. From a glitzy video, you cannot acquire that. Engage with the material, people. Its about using that information, not only observing someone else do it, in the actual world.

Remember, though, turning gambling into a successful career calls for more than just wise bets. Its about restraint, awareness of risk, and knowing when to turn away. The actual winners are created in that regard. That is thus what you have. A gambling school is interesting. Remember, though, its about knowing the game, yourself, and the surroundings as much as about winning money.

If there is gambling school who really exist i think i would be more agree if the school teaching to the students how to became an responsible gambling because this is more important for the student and with became an responsible gambling it can makes the student health from the mentally and they not using gambling as a source of income, only gambling with money you can afford to lose, and setting limits for theirself so this is more necessary rather than teaching how to make gambling as profitable career and potential investment for the future because gambling is something which cannot be predicted and it cannot be teached with the theory or reading the book or learning the strategies by watching the video

Oh goodness 🤦, com'on bud, please stop this vain imagination, what exactly are you driving at with this? I personally hate to spend my time imaginning stuffs that are not possible, and can never happen.

What is there in gambling for it to be thought in schools? What would be the benefit after all?, think about what gambling is today and how far it has come, if you are given the opportunity to recreate gambling, how would you make it better than it currently is? If you are going to introduce that gamblers must pass through a school, how does that make winning or losing any easier or harder? What about the casinos? What becomes of them?.

If I go on, this gonna just be an endless pile of questions, which possibly you won't even be able to answer.
Long and short is, there is nothing special about gambling that is worth schooling for, even some of the best professions today are not thought in school, how much more mere gambling?.

There are numerous resources available online that teach people how to gamble responsibly and increase their odds of winning. You can find gambling content creators on YouTube like Vegas Matt who teach people how to play slots. You definitely do not need a school for this. Gambling is supposed to be fun and not work. I’m one of those people who gamble to relieve stress, gambling would not be fun for me if it seemed like school work.

There is a saying “You can take a horse to the river, but you cannot force it to drink water”. Gamblers who are addicted to gambling or practice “revenge gambling” are not oblivious of the dangers of gambling with more than they cannot afford to lose. They choose to chase their losses and risking their money to get back a win.

It would greatly dependent on the approach the gambling school could take in order to educate peoplesbout the cons and pros of taking part in this industry actually. When people first started to talk about a school for gamblers, the first thing which comes to my mind I'd a school of statistics: solve where people interested in gaming can learn how to calculate their chances of winning in the short and long term while playing in specific games like lottery, Plinko and dices. That approach would make people to turn away gambling completely and never participate on it as much as they could have.
The other approach the school could have would be not much about statistics itself, but other topics related to gambling like how to maximize profits, bankroll management, to learn when to withdraw and stop wagering. All of it without talking of the law of chances.

The first option would be a formal course of the laws of statistics l, the second option would seem to be a coaching class. I personally would rather the first approach.

Man, it can help alot.... But you'll only make them casinos improvise more often - changing their algorithm and tightening up, thereby reducing the chances of a maneuver.. By the way, AFAIK, nobody has a depth of knowledge, skill and experience combined, that can produce accurate speculations all the time.
We already have several videos online on how to make an analysis from your closet. You could find videos of anything on YouTube nowadays... In whatever you do as a gambler, equip yourself with better strategies to maximize winnings.

First is that gambling is risky activity and is really not recommended.
Indeed, by establishing kind of gambling school will improve the abilities and attitudes of gamblers to be able to have better approach, but is it possible for all of this to be realized by every country that legalizes gambling.
But to become career and investment will also not be possible because basically for all casino games also only rely on luck and attending gambling school will still lose more often if the choice is to bet on casino games.
In the end all of this will be in vain.

If it is to learn about various ways in card games or in sports betting, maybe it can be done but for casino games such as slots, roulette or other games I doubt it will work.

Ideally theory and practice are certainly much more effective to prove. But btw I have never heard of gambling schools before in any country, because if we talk about schools, it generally means formal education under the auspices of the government. Well, because gambling as I know is prohibited, of course I can't understand it further. Maybe if in a country that legalizes gambling and forms gambling schools, it is only established by a group of communities. Not legally included in the government's plan. Gambling still has risks and even if there are requirements, the age is over 20+ to participate.
If you have ever watched a movie titled "21" then the recruitment method is almost the same. A genius child in mathematics, his ability can be used to calculate the probability of Black Jack. ;D

I think setting up a Gambling school will not help gamblers make a lot of money through gambling because after all gambling is a game of luck, there is indeed a kind of strategy to play it but in my opinion the strategy is not completely useful, I saw on social media about how to get profit but when trying it is still the same we will be faced with defeat and profit for the house because in this case the casino has been specifically designed for business for its owner.

I have also seen how to cheat when playing slot machines in my opinion this is too risky if we are found out by the casino owner we will be reported to the authorities because committing fraud. I don't think there will be a school that really teaches things like this.

I think it won't help, besides I don't think there is a gambling school because I think it's impossible even though the goal is to become a professional gambler I don't think there is. gambling is a game of probability that involves luck so there is no gambling school, besides gambling too seriously I think it's something that shouldn't be done, because when gambling is done too seriously it tends to make us stressed based on the percentage of defeats and wins that are far apart.
everyone who gambles certainly has their own strategy and they will look for a strategy that they believe can produce victory with certainty. even though they lose with the strategy they believe in, most likely after that what they do is look for another strategy instead of stopping gambling. but unfortunately I don't think there is an accurate strategy to be able to get a win if it is because of luck.

I agree here with you! Entertainment should be the goal of a gambler ideally, in my opinion, in order to have a good time and no hard feelings after spending the money you are willing to spend for that exact entertainment. Also, YouTube is really "rich" with these videos, thanks for the heads up! It can be a school of its own ;D

Everyone has a different IQ and perceives things differently. A person makes choices based on their experience and mental capacity. You can not expect an exceptional analysis from a below-average mind. Similarly, when it comes to gambling, every person has his understanding and way of dealing with things. You can not teach gambling strategies and theories at a school, these things come in naturally with experience. Gambling is an addiction and a very bad one. No school can control the greed of a person and in the end, a gambler is bound to lose his money. It is all about luck, if you are lucky you will hit the jackpot or else lose all your money.

Sometimes I feel like "gambling school" and "trading school" is quite similar, in the sense that there's no way you can develop a systematic learning curve and test to guarantee that everyone who passes the lesson will do well. If anything, most trading lesson or influencer in my country is viewed negatively because most people consider their lesson as unreliable/gambling in disguise. Even if gambling is allowed and popular, I don't think taking lessons seriously is a good thing since there's no way you can sue a gambling school because RNG hate you. Scammers or shady people will probably profit more from stuff like this instead the average joe like us.

I don't think it will work as the problem is no matter how good is the idea to learn people responsible gambling when these very people that had done a thorough course and education exactly in such school,when they will be gambling no one can guarantee that the rage of gambling emotions will get the best out of them and get deep into addiction forgetting every thing they have learned in that school.Exactly because emotions cannot be controlled because we are human beings  that school won't work overall and most people would waste time if its free and time and money if that schools is with payment.

Does it really needed? People have their own minds to determine what is right and wrong for them. If they abuse their selves towards excessive things then then they should face the consequences of the action he do. Some may learn how to became a responsible gambler and some goes in bad position where they experience addiction.

Gambling books might be helpful for people especially if they want to learn more about gambling, But also for sure they can learn a lot of things thru their experience and by that gambling school is not really needed since right now we have an access for lots of information by help of internet.

It's amazing that there are so many people who still think that gambling is something that people should do professionally and make a living from. How will you teach people to choose the right number or color on roulette, or to roll the dice in the right way or to pull the handle on the slot machine at the right time?

People should be warned that gambling is only entertainment that should be approached responsibly and that any winnings are only the result of luck, not any strategies and knowledge. Some will say that this may not be the case, but I mean classic gambling here, not sports betting, in which things are a little different.

Let's be realistic in this way now,I just want to lay a point tho.
What if we say here now it's the gambling school and we learn every basics to become a responsible gambler,that includes using the lowest of your income for gambling at most 2% and gambling with the amounts you can afford to lose,also knowing how not to chase over losses and not making gambling as a medium of livelihood.

We are here now, learning all that and alot of us here and making good use of it but the ones that think they want to get it all at once,they want to make quick money and all that,take chances and risk inorder to achieve that which makes them to violate the rules that they ought to be responsible gamblers but they don't adhere and become addicted and be vulnerable to themselves and the society.
Just like people go to school and do malpractice to pass exams more than the ones going through the process,that's what it means here in my illustration.

You learning here is worth going to gambling school to learn, you'll get every detailed information here just digest it an make good use of it.

The highlight of your comment reminds me of the fact that some countries government are bold to require tax from winnings from any kind of gambling activities.
A country like Brazil for instance require almost 15% from gambling wins as taxes, all in a bid to curb gambling activities but I think this is just a way the government earns majorly and it is sort of an encouragement for gamblers to gamble more inorder to win better and pay their tax and be left alone.

Perhaps such a government decides to create a gambling school so as to manage gambling problems and challenges and help the citizens become more responsible gamblers, who knows, it might just be a good idea that's worth trying to solve major gambling problems and addictions.

Well I think that's the main point that needs to be considered first before finally executing the idea, as you said which does not mean it is impossible for those who have completed their gambling education to remain a responsible gambler, I believe that change will always be a possibility that will definitely happen, meaning that falling into impulsive gambling is very possible for them.

And also on the other hand I think it is also unlikely for society to accept the idea, the majority of society has a negative stigma against gambling, meaning that rejection is very possible even though basically the goal is good enough to make gamblers responsible, so I think before executing the various ideas that we have it is very mandatory for us to consider them from various sides about whether it will really help or just waste time.

Exactly, we live in a generation where knowledge is free and I don't think people would spend money to learn gambling cause why would someone learn something that doesn't have a guarantee of a stable outcome, this is one of the reasons why I don't even want to pay for any mentorship class to learn forex trade, many forex traders use it as a means to get money from people, why would I pay to learn it when I can just download videos on YouTube.. a lot of people wouldn't even sign up to learn this

I think instead of a school, a better and more efficient education would take the form of a forced tutorial on the first-time play on whichever gambling game the users chooses to play- So the user is forced to learn about the betting mechanisms, gameplay, options and etc. And until you learn the game and everything about it, you are not allowed to gamble with real money.

I agree with you. Gambling cannot be taught in schools and gambling schools will never be possible because it will have many negative effects on children. I might agree with gambling universities even though I don't like the name. But things like emotional management and not spending a lot of money can't be achieved by making a curriculum. Besides, every gambler's problem will be different. That's why as you said we need a psychologist more than a teacher who will teach you gambling. Trust me, theory can't be applied to gambling.

At first sight one would think that if information on statistics applied to casino games were given, what would happen is that people would not bet on them, perhaps only doing so in skill games, or what they would do would be to set up a casino, to be the casino's owners.

But as it happens in other parts of education, there are people who learn very well what is explained to them and then apply it to their lives, and there are many other people who, even if they pass, do not learn it and do not apply it to their lives. Nowadays there is more information than ever about gambling and the number of gamblers is not decreasing, on the contrary, with online gambling it does not stop growing, and with the problems related to gambling the same.

So I think it would be of little use.

That would be an interesting decision! And it wouldn't be too hard to do everything right for one time, or even two ;D And read everything that's needed. After all, a person will do whatever he wants afterward.

School will not teach gambling but school can teach about self control, discipline but not too far from that because that will be our lesson that will not taugh in school. Gamblers can go to gambling school to learn but they must also learn about discipline, self control and many things to prevent them from the bad thing that can occurs in gambling. They must realizes that they are weak from the temptation that can comes in gambling anytime so that is why they must learn seriously to avoids the problem.

If that school have a lesson about upgrading the personality, that will be useful for the gambler to learn about how to take care themselves when playing gambling. They will have a chance to hold themselves from getting deeper in gambling while they can also minimize their losses. That gambling school also need to learn about gambling is not a way to make money or a source of income but only for fills their spare time occasionally by playing gambling.

Before I point out my view on this thread I must say that I like this thread and the reaction it's generating and that being said, one of the problem we're facing generally in the society is that we know thier is a problem but don't want to address it legitimately. Most of the things we've discovered that youths can't do away with, if we're matured enough to critically look at how to moderate how people use it through proper sensitization, it will go a long way to help users engage in those things Ina more responsible way.

I wouldn't say getting a gambling school is the best option but what I will rather say is that putting it as a cause of study in the school curriculum would help out to a very large extent. I did peace and conflict resolution in my first year in school that has nothing to do with my course of study but it's made compulsory because in life, it's something I will have to experience and so it's just best I get introduced to it earlier enough. This is also what should be done in the case of including gambling as a course in the school setting.


absolutely. Some people don't even have details on what's going on in the world of sports and some of the politics that's going on behind the scene that's not visible on the main sporting event but still determines the outcome of most of the events. These are part of the thing  one could also learn. But then, gambling is a probable event, your research can guide you but shouldn't be the sole reason why you gamble above what you can afford to lose.

It is logical that the state wants its share from gambling, and I believe that Brazil is no exception in terms of taxation of winnings in games of chance - in my case, for example, the law says that I am obliged to pay a tax of 10% on every winning over 100 EUR, and even 30 % on every winning over EUR 66 000. There, of course, automatic tax collection is applied, which means that the player receives the amount of winnings less tax.

What countries that have big problems with gambling addicts should do is simply detect such people and offer them professional help - and for starters ban them from gambling. Maybe some will say that it is too radical or that it violates human liberties, but such people should be removed from gambling at all costs.

Are you kidding me? Gambling school? Making gambling a profitable career or investment? Several professional poker players and probably several thousand sports bettors are making somewhat consistent money out of gambling. The rest of the gamblers around the world are simply wasting money and making the casino owners rich. AFAIK, there are e-books, tutorials and videos, that are available online(both for free and for a fee), teaching the gamblers about strategies, tips and tricks. Most of this info is just "snake oil", that was made for naive people. You can't trick a system, that is rigged against you. You can't outsmart the casino/bookie. Just play for fun and don't waste big amounts of money.

Provably they won't teach about how to play gambling since if they do that instead they get positive result since maybe this is their intention, maybe they can open up the interest of people to gamble especially if they didn't teach their potential students right. Provably gambling education will be teach there is all about self control, discipline and how they take risk about possible risk then get away with addiction.

I also don't see any need of gambling school since gambling can easily learn anywhere and there's lots of helpful information where people could locate if they want to know more deeper about gambling. If the gambler is sick already then maybe psychologist is needed. But if there's still a chance that people near him could change his attitude towards how he head with his gambling issues then family and friends support is I think enough for them to recover if we talk about healing from possible addiction.

Only a few types of gambling games require skills so it's can be learned, but the rest, which have a larger percentage are based only on luck, without knowledge or skills gamblers can play them directly, so in my opinion, gambling schools or whatever they are called will not help at all except for skill games, and also that is almost impossible to happen because gambling schools will only bring more people to gamble, so what is more important is to teach how to be a responsible gambler, not a gambler who plays to make money or learn about the game.

Some people who were able to achieve success in their journey through life would say that it was the huge winnings they earned from gambling that helped them establish other sources of income for themselves, but the fact remains that if gambling is not and cannot prove to be a sustainable source of income, if it were a very profitable and reliable source of income, then we would see almost everyone doing it to earn a living. 

That's to say that even if there was a school to learn how to gambling, you degree in such school can not still make gambling a sustainable source of income because the casino will always remain ahead of the gamblers.

Still, not always, there are games like poker, which you can train to play well, although it is really very difficult. But still, such players exist and they earn their living for years, concluding contracts with poker rooms, winning tournaments and receiving donations from fans on the stream. It is really very difficult, but I want to say that it is possible and only a very small number of players can earn money this way, because calculations, psychological stability, excellent mastery of the game are things that not everyone can comprehend. I tried, but I could not stand such intensive work for several months and gave up this activity.

Then it will be a poker school instead of gambling school. I have seen some poker rooms that offer poker courses. But the idea of becoming more skilled in poker is simple - the more you play the better player you will be. That poker school will be the same tournament or playing against a teacher with few suggestions. In general I see those schools are places where they just explain rules.

If this idea has to be implemented, especially in schools, of course the curriculum does not allow this in all countries, only certain countries can make special gambling laws for studying in schools, what is clear is that my country doesn't want to do that.

Maybe the idea of ​​learning gambling should be made into special schools like the Henry Potter film, if it were implemented in public schools I think there would be many who would oppose it, most of the time I see, even though the parents gamble, their children are strictly prohibited from gambling, leaving the parents alone to drown, not for childrenthat's a common thought.

I've read a lot of books about gambling strategies, but when I entered the gambling arena, what I read never happened, so it's not gambling that determines whether someone can win a bet.
For example:
If the gambling book matches what they expect, I'm sure the bookies will go bankrupt, everyone who gambles will read and buy the book, fate will not meet expectations.

Firstly I don’t think there would be any school that will teach gambling and get an excellent result from it as nothing is certain in the gambling industry and that’s one thing that poses as a major challenge in gambling.
Just as the first response already said it all and made it very plain and I have to agree with him because the casino already has an algorithm that makes players loss rather than win and since humans have differ brains and perceptions, it might be very difficult to teach gambling and expect everyone comply

Yup that makes sense, although I would say that gambling can indeed give us a large amount of money especially when really good luck comes but the fact is that it will only happen occasionally, meaning it will not always happen according to expectations, and the reason is because there is absolutely no element of consistency in terms of winning when there is risk which is also part of the game.
But I would also say that it is possible for someone to achieve success in their life when they can use that luck wisely, meaning cashing in on big jackpots and diverting the funds to other things that have the potential to be profitable and can also be used as a place to generate income in the long term such as business for example.

But I am sure that it is very difficult to really take such wise action when you already feel that you can get a large amount of money from gambling with just a little effort, and this is why greed is often something that is difficult to ignore.
Another fact is like what you said that if gambling could indeed be used as a place to generate income then surely everyone would prefer that profession over working.

Well this is really funny for me although I know many other persons would be of different opinions but for me this is very not possible although to some extent it might but there will still be abuse of this type of knowledge. The thing is that humans tend to always go overboard when it comes to something that can earn them money within the twinkle of an eye and I know this because most person when it comes to gambling whether you teach or educate them all they know is that they can make profits from it which if am correct is exactly what is preach against as we are aided to take gambling as a fun fair activity.

The cause is good, but unfortunately there is not enough demand for it and I don't think it would work in the long term.

There are a variety of podcasts, videos and YouTube channels that should already do this job; YouTube is a school for everything these days.

Now, as I write, I thought, why set up a physical school for this idea if I can create a course or ebook online with the name: "The definitive guide to betting: be a winner"? for example, lol.

I can do the same job as your idea and make a ton of money with this course through digital marketing.

Making money has never and wouldn't be the purpose of any gambling learning program. The motive of a gambling school is to reduce problem gambling. Their programs will focus on building the perspectives of gamblers in a positive form. Those who plan to run such a school will be fully informed about gambling, and know that the house is always ahead of players. So, it'll be useless to integrate into the syllabus-winning algorithms.

I also like this in a way that it was unique and who would have thought something like this right? That what if gamblers can also go to school and study gambling but I think the type of gambling that will be taught is only the skill-based one. It does made sense because you can just smash the button when playing a luck-based game like Slots and even if you try to do some rituals like toggling the autobet on, changing bet size, triggering the instant bet, and so on.. that will be useless and the results are still going to be the same. It can only give you a false hope in fact and you will start betting higher amounts which will lead you in trouble later on.

What problem? Are you referring to? Gambling one? What about the banning of gambling? The regulations? The tax imposed into it? And plenty other more..? It is being addressed actually. The same goes to any other problems that we can think of. Like they say; 'there is always a solution to each problem' so there is no point of being lazy if that will only be beneficial to you.

Your advice can also save us time and money but I think the advantage of separating it is that it can tackle more discussions or areas, therefore we can gain more knowledge this way.

That's true, if there are people who are very successful in gambling, I think they are only few when compared to the population of gamblers who are only losing their money to the casino on a daily basis. Not so many people are favored in gambling and even if there's an institution to learn  how to become a professional, the casino will always be at the top of the game.

This is very interesting, in the hypothetical case that things come down to this, that there is a training school for gambling, well that would be very Good , at the Same time an education based on gambling books would be registered, (which are very difficult to obtain) so that they can have better data, because for me a professional makes the books, and considering this it is difficult, now for sports betting, I imagine they would have to learn many deprotects with great knowledge of each game in a short time, that would be good, I would like something like that, but I think they should put a lot of economics and blockchain into it , which is extremely Necessary for financial Education.

What is ther to know about the understand of these games is simply the rules and a couple of failed attempts. It’s the most I do when I see a new game, be it casino or the bookies, I always try to learn the rules and try the game out on a demo of it has one before real money.
Eventually you get to learn a thing or two but, Poker and Poker face, that’s something else entirely. Especially when your in an actual physical casino. It wouldn’t matter for online casinos however, the rules do just fine.

Books situated on gambling are available, but may not be enough. Most gambling books share similar ideas. This program requires diverse gambling knowledge, to build the student's perspectives on gaming. Financial education should be mandatory. 

I also think that they are not a lot.

But to have some idea on how many they are, there are scam accusations that you can see that are coming from real gamblers and the amounts are enormous and surprising.

Thats' why if there are institutions that will teach people how to gamble or how to become professional in it, it's not a good one to establish because this is going to be another business idea from the casinos.

I agree that there aren't really so many successful gamblers and am sure it's because they learn by guessing or should I say by trial and error and have to learn the right way to gamble inorder to gamble with secured winnings.

The best I have met so far have been professionals who do good to counsel upcoming interested gamblers on the best processes to observe before they win big and regular at that.

I just think that many of these countries that now tax gambling winnings should go ahead to create gambling institutions that would regulate and help make gamblers responsible rather than be indisciplined while, after and before gambling.

Have anyone though, if such gambling schools exist, who would be the teachers there? Like it is mentioned above, probably successful gamblers. But are there really that much successful gamblers, that are ready to share something with others? Will such successful gamblers even find time at school. If the teachers are going to be «gamblers who used to got lucky once or want to tell a story of their life», that is not going to end good.

Maybe it would succeed in reforming the world's outlook on gamblers and also help to occupy any gambler that happen to attend such a school, with a subject they would love to hear and are passionate about all day.

How to make a career in gambling? A friend of mine won $250 on a gambling bet a few days ago. But my friend lost $300 2 days ago. Now what is the benefit of my friend?  So it is never possible to make a career through gambling. Gambling depends entirely on luck, you cannot win in regular gambling. We all know gambling either win or lose. If your luck is good, you will win a lot of money, if your luck is bad, then you can become completely destitute. So teaching about gambling in schools will not help anyone but will destroy the youth society.

I don't think there is any need to go to school to gamble. Because no one who learns fully about gambling can ever be sure of winning. Rather, children may be more encouraged to gamble there. Who are adults need to learn responsible gambling so that they can reduce the risk of extreme gambling. It should be remembered that there are no rules for winning at gambling. It is important for a gambler to have a thorough understanding of when he should stop and what time he can bet and how to manage gambling without becoming addicted.

That is what people will face if they are trying to wins the games. If they can realizes about that, they will not choose to uses gambling as source of income or their job because gambling can not gives them winning. We can not rely on gambling to make money but we can search for other ways to make money. Even if there is gambling school to learn more about gambling, we will still difficult to wins because in many times, we will meet other gamblers who have a high skills than us.

Besides that, we don't know when we can win from gambling but we have a big chance to lose our money from gambling. We must know about the risks of playing gambling especially if we use big money to wins the games. We can not do that if we care with our financial because we really needs that money to fills our daily needs.

I wouldn't dismiss this idea that it won't be helpful.

What I am thinking of is rather is like a fellowship program not only for gamblers but people from all walks of life interested in being a gambling addiction prevention ambassador. It could be like a an 8 weeks or 12 weeks fellowship program that would teach people the strategies to identify, report and help people in their locality who are addicted to gambling.

They can even go on and train others on the strategies they learned. That way they would have a good number of persons who will already be able to help the addicts.

Casinos would not be in support of such an educational system, knowing fully well that if gamblers become so professional that they can always win against the house, it's going to spoil their business because they wouldn't be as profitable as usual. Based on what you said, if casinos also agree to support that, then it's just a false way to make people waste money on what is not achievable. For example, if you are a gambler and you are always winning more than usual, the casino might restrict your account and accuse you of cheating. The truth is that casinos don't like it when we are winning.

Really? Do you think luck, random and "making predictions that would have a high chance to be true" can be learned at school? And not by years and years of practice? I believe that casinos does not matter if you are a professional or not professional gambler. They earn anyway. They would even vote for such schools to appear, because 1) more gamblers, more profit 2) not everyone who graduates from school has A+ in every subject, even not smart manage to graduate.

For example what sex education did to sexual immorality and premarital sex. Education is not a solution to behavioral disorders. And casinos don't have any power to go against such a school. As you said, Bakasabo, it's more business to the gambling niche.  The educational program won't in any way possible help players to win the house.

Their precautionary goals are what matters to the lives of gamblers. Although not all the students will learn, it'll add some positive changes to the gambling world. Like a substitute for therapy.

Even if you keep on gambling and making researches for a very long time, your luck is what will determine your win because luck is what brings our win to us which no one understands how it happens.

There are somethings that are beyond human understanding and reasoning which make God the almighty because he is the one that has programmed all this things. Any school that claim to know how to teach a gambler to be a professional gambler so that he can be earning from gambling daily is a scammer.

That's nice but I have doubts that people will join in.

After the pandemic, so many things have changed. Less people are now good at their social skills, they are all glued to their computers and smartphones and any technology that will keep their minds busy.
Then the gambling industry got huge. More people are glued to their phones because they just want to keep on gambling with the smallest bets available.
I think it's a nice approach but with all that considered, I think the place where people will help out will get dusty.

It's a double-edged sword of sorts for the casinos ;D

You are right, it doesn't matter if there exist such a school or not, the casinos will always remains at top of the game no matter what. Secondly, I don't believe such school can ever exist because they would not have much customer because people are already aware that no matter how they study and the kind of degree they acquire, it will not stop them from losing bets.

I think this is only possible for special courses but not for the school curriculum since gambling is not part of our daily life while there’s no such thing as maximum benefits on gambling since it’s only for entertainment purposes. Just like drinking, watching movie and so on, it’s only use to entertain user and that’s all.

I think this courses is very popular now on online school like Udemy since there’s a lot of courses out there dedicated for different type of gambling including responsible gambling.

This suggestion is very impossible to apply on school.

It is not also possible to have such an institution that can coach people on how to beat the house regularly. These gambling schools can teach students general knowledge or strategies that can help them win but their success will still be largely determined by luck.

There might not be many, but I guess some casinos support people who suffer from gambling addiction. They support programs through government and non-governmental organisations which are targeted at promoting awareness of responsible gambling. Casinos make money when we lose but there are reputable casinos that will not wrongfully restrict your account because you are winning. These casinos have strong systems that help them balance their accounts.      

An important question is, will people like to go to a school to learn something that might make them have an addiction problem, broke, depressed and dependent on other people, because these are things that happens to most gamblers. I know this theory of yours is just an assumption but it's something that can never happen in real life, and if it really happens then a lot of people would not be interested. There are things that don't require schooling and one of such things is gambling, it's an activity that anyone can engage in, take the casino games for instance, you don't have to be a professional or be properly schooled before knowing how to play

I myself doubt if there is a gambling school where it makes them smarter to gamble, schools or courses about gambling I don't think it exists because maybe if there were many people who entered this school with the aim of getting easy profits but unfortunately no one can get easy profits in gambling, even with those who are called experts in gambling I don't think they can win easily. besides that considering that gambling is a game founded by certain parties with the aim of gaining a lot of profit so it is impossible for anyone to beat the host in terms of winning and gambling is a game of luck and probability so no matter how smart someone is in gambling, defeat will definitely happen more often than victory.

If the context of the conversation is directed at the goal of winning then yes of course as you said which I also agree with that opinion, however and whenever the casino will always be the party that is far superior to the gamblers, this is a fact that cannot be disputed. The casino that created the following game is also the one that applies the winning and losing system in gambling, meaning that the fate of the gamblers is in the hands of the casino.

This means that in the end the idea is most likely just a waste of time. On the other hand, if the goal is to cure gamblers who are currently suffering from addiction, then yes maybe the idea can be relied on, but I think so far it is very unlikely for gamblers to be interested in the goal of curing their addiction, and as we know that often gamblers who are already addicted are very difficult to give advice - advice that leads to prevention, meaning it is very unlikely for them to have the intention and try to use the school to cure their addiction.

That will be good but gambling is not that kind of thing it can be a career for a man. Because gambling is only for the fun purpose not the money making purpose when people will think it is a money making source or it can be taken by career then I will say nothing can make them safe from the harm of the gambling what ever you send them the gambling school or the any where else.

Why should anyone go to school just to learn gambling, who will believe in such a thing like gambling school when we already know that gambling results are unpredictable and just game of chance and luck, so what the reason or the aim of going to the school then,I could have focused more of game analysis groups, where different gambler's meet to discuss the possibility in the games and what their expect to see along the line, because most times some sport bettors meet and analyse games to get the best features of the match and that each Individuals will go on separate way to stake they bet the ways they wanted.
In this case the direction of the group is to potential winning of each member who ch is not possible for all to win, but the ratio at which the loses will be it will be low compared to the winning ratio, so all that are to be checked before enrolling into such a group, but to say gambling school at which gambler's goes to learn gambling, it will be hard because in most places the law may not permits that and such institutions can face legal problems.

In the ancient historic period gambling was the part of studies, but some of our Ancestor had stopped the gambling education.Because gambling will give the joy to the user amd the owner. But happiness was based on the person who doing the gambling and make money from it. So gambling was the enjoyment in the ancient to now. If the gambling was started with the way of usage to free money in the school itself. The kids mind will be changed to make of money using the gaming sites. They are manage the money from their gambling and use it for future game in the gambling site.Even the kids will addicted to the gambling because of the immaturity.

Statistics is my guest because it involves alot of probability statistics but is gambling a norm in the society to make a living? No! Even the school your are going doesn't teach you how to make money, they teach you theories that are useless, just few yiu might need and that's why you see companies ask you for job experiences before they employed you in their firm.

Have you also consider parents/guardians reactions? Not everyone parent will like to see his child enroll in such things and there are some religions that prohibit gambling, some people see it as immorals and not a healthy thing to do, this difference wouldn't allow it to happen and don't forget that government consent is needed from the ministry of education which I'm very sure they will decline. If you want to gamble, self learn it.

It is a fact, things with financial education should have at least one chair on gambling, sports betting games and how a person should face such an activity, this to open the way and area for Financial specialists, not only for psychologists, because I consider that any activity that has or involves money should be Known by both accountants and people who are business experts, to know how to deal with such chaos when it gets out of hand for people , many company managers sometimes do not control their addiction, for this there should also be financial Advisors.

It's important to know what to do in dire situations, I agree. As well as in good ones, because they can lead to things going south as well, they are like two sides of the same coin which can cause trouble if not responsible.

Yes, in that case things are Always good to manifest them with studies , in a career like that if it can be studied one day or if they come to Create it , I Imagine they have to implement a subject called "Psychology" but at least see 2 or 3 chairs of those because that is what should be emphasized the most, the control and everything that has to do with how to control such situations that are extreme, that is what we should focus on , Personally I have Always Said that Everything has to be Controlled with money , if there is money it Should be taken care of.

And we do really know that when it comes to money then its something which is really that hard to control. This is why its really that important that you should really be sticking into those learnings or knowledge that you do have gained from past experiences. We do know that when it comes to this manner then it will really be that relevant if  you are really that dealing up with something then you should learn it out. Speaking about gamblers then its not really that will be sensible that you should be attending to some school literally or would be having some sessions with other old time gamblers on which it will really be that something that you could be able to learn on your own without needing any help. As for casino based games then it would really be something  basic or something that will really be that needing too much technicality on which its something you could be able to learn up naturally on just simply few read ups and same goes with those sports betting tthat it will really be that getting in line with your interest for certain sports. It will really be just that depending on how well
you do make yourself that dealing up with things. Be sensible and mindful about on the risks that it is really that in line with it. It will really be just that too impossible that you cant be able to notice nor realize
on what are the things that you would really be needing up.

It's not necessary or advisable to have gambling schools or institutions because it shouldn't be considered as a profession or career. Gambling wins depends mostly on luck, despite your skills, experiences and strategies that you apply in it you still need luck to win. Depending on gambling as a major source of income can lead to addiction so it's not supposed to be taken as a profession. Gambling should be for entertainment and a source of passive income.

There are many sites online where people can learn about responsible gambling, getting advice is as simple as asking the right questions on Google. This gambling discussion board in this forum is one of the best places to learn about responsible gambling, it has impacted greatly on me.

If such a school existed, then of course it would be necessary to talk about important axioms.
1. Casino and casino games are not created for making money, but for entertainment.
2. You will not be able to make money in a casino, but in bookmakers or on the sports betting exchange it is possible.
3. In sports betting, in addition to studying the state of teams, you need to be good at calculating the odds that bookmakers set. You need to understand the movement of these bets.
4. In general, I think that this would be a useful school. However, this requires very correct and careful teaching.

First, it would be nice to teach people not only different games in such a school but also the rules of conduct in a casino. To prevent players from causing inconvenience to their loved ones, they should learn as a law that hoping that gambling can solve all their financial problems is a false belief. And also learn to control their emotions so as not to become addicted to gambling and not become a patient in a mental hospital. And in all other respects, can a school teach how to win regularly? If such lessons cannot be created, then I am sure that only a few will go to school for the rules.

I think a gambling school wouldn't be a bad idea at all. In fact, it could be beneficial for gamblers although it may lead to some losses for casinos. A gambling school would provide a platform for those who prefer one-on-one mentorship and learning to grasp the pros and cons of gambling. It would offer a community where students can learn not only how to win but also how to be responsible gamblers.

The school would teach them how to avoid debt, addiction, and other negative consequences associated with gambling. By attending a gambling school, individuals would become more cautious, learn how to budget, and know who to turn to when they need help. It would provide gamblers with a supportive community to navigate the world of gambling responsibly.
And for the casinos, they might not smile at it because maybe more people will get to understand the game of gambling. More people will not be so crazy about gambling, like they won't be in debt.

But I believe we should be like promoting a world where people are gambling responsibly, right? Where people are not falling into crisis because of maybe a hobby or a career. So it might not be a completely terrible idea. Although there are online resources, and you can to learn from them, but like I said, some people prefer one-on-one mentorship.

 And the gambling school should have strict restrictions and requirements. Underage shouldn't even think about going to a gambling school. You must be working, like having a stable source of income, and investment, then you have a budget plan before you go start gambling, so you won't just put all your work money in there.

There will never be any guarantee of regular winnings for gamblers even if there is a gambling school that has teachers who can be called experts in gambling games. Teachers in such schools still cannot change cards or control wildly moving dice. they only speculate based on opportunities whose results are determined by luck.

True as you said, such schools should also prepare a mentality and personality that is more ready for gambling to avoid worse risks. not just managing and honing their skills in playing.

Of course books will help. That's how people learned when there was no video. For example, there are some good books about poker. Before playing, it would be nice to read and study them. There are books on other games, but since online poker is very common, I gave it as an example.

P.S. In fact, books provide much more useful information than the most sensible long video.

Do you really think gambling school is a great idea, when society try to find addiction? :D Gambling schools are like demo accounts on trading platforms. While using demo money you are a God of trading, but when you deposit money, it usually ends with busting them quick :D If someone really wants to learn how to gamble, he must study it hard way, with loosing money and having other problems. Otherwise after graduation from such schools we will have people who see gambling through pink glasses. They will think that they will get rich now from gambling, because they know how to win and won a lot during education.

Want to learn discipline - go to army or try to become a professional athlete. Want to learn responsibility, become a parent. Want to learn how to create gambling budget - cant learn that without receiving bumps first.

I see no need of going to a gambling school or even having a gambling school at first, gambling isn't a skill neither business that one has to study that deep into. Creating a social room where experience and responsible gamblers can come in and share ideas is considerate enough, rather than opening a school for it where newbies will be carried away believing they have learnt too well from the school not knowing that reality of it is quite different.

Studies on gambling should be based on the risk factors, how and why to level
cases on addiction, nothing could be thought about future wins or how to manipulate slots or pick the right options while sports betting.

It is important to learn about gambling with experienced people in sharing ways to overcome the risks that impact teenagers' gambling addiction. In my opinion, a gambling school is not necessary to educate beginners to be proficient in gambling without losing out on a gambling system that does not determine the winnings that always approach gambling players, having someone in gambling who wants to direct how to manipulate is enough to be able to place bets at the right time. If a gambling study is held, it will become a factor that cannot be controlled by many parties with serious responsibilities.

In my opinion, gambling schools are not necessary because of course there will be many pros and cons, especially since not all countries legalize gambling, even though gambling is legal in that country, there must be pros and cons because not all parents want their children to gamble. Because with the existence of gambling schools, of course there will be many enthusiasts including the younger generation. The question is, do the leaders of a country want their younger generation to gamble? Of course not, moreover gambling companies or gambling sites are not happy if there are gambling schools because it will make them bankrupt if many gamblers are able to gamble responsibly. :D

This is one of the things we can learn about gambling so that we can be responsible, starting from books, theories, videos and of course from our own experiences or friends. This will be very helpful to increase our understanding so that we can win the game.

This is just a total waste of time since instead of spending some money on those unnecessary things they could just go to gambling forums then learn those information they want to learn. Youtube is also a good source of information to everyone since there's lot of gambling educational videos are been posted there.

And thru experience you can also learn a lot of things that's why this kind of suggestions is actually not needed that's why there's no businessman make this idea to happen since they know that lot of people will not gonna avail those services if they offer it to public.

If all you mentioned will be part of the curriculum of the school, it will not be a bad idea. The school can teach how to avoid over-gambling and chasing losses. Teaching about budgeting will also be a welcomed development. Helping people with gambling disorders to come out of addiction could also be a good course content.

But any school that claims to teach gamblers techniques or secrets of winning games should be discouraged. They will end up causing more harm than good. Some people might begin to see gambling as a job or a means of earning a living if there is a school like this.

However, I agree with you that we don't needs a gambling school because we can learns gambling from many ways. We have internet that will be our main sources to finds out everything about gambling. We can also asks to our friends that familiar with gambling and teach us what is needed.

That will useful for those who want to know more about gambling. They don't have to pay the fees of tuition and use that money to start gambling. But if that school is not just teach about gambling but also teach the other things, maybe that can worth to study at that school.

What people need to learn is how they manages their money in gambling and know the risks of gambling. That can make them be careful besides of other things that they need to learn. If they only want to win from the games, they don't have to study at school because the internet will be enough for them.

I think you don't need any school to learn gambling, you can learn gambling online if you want. Moreover, no government in any country will make such a plan to build a school for gambling in its country because gambling is prohibited in most countries. But if it is a situation where the school is made to learn to gamble, then I think spending money and time here will do no good, but it will cause a loss to a person. If you want to learn in gambling, then you can learn it from your knowledge and experience very easily, no need to go to school here. Also, I think gambling depends on the luck of a person who has good luck can make high profits, but most people lose their money by gambling.

There are already gambling schools, you can find them online, only they are not always formal settings but are long courses that help one to learn and understand gambling and stay responsible. They are in categories, some will make you understand gambling in such a way as to sensitize you but others will focus on teaching you how to gamble. Either way, you can be a cautious gambler by undergoing such school but you will not be a successful gambler by going to school. Gambling is risky and you need more than expertise to succeed, you need luck too, can the school give you luck? Certainly not.

Yes, this can help because even in casinos, there are some strategies that work temporarily, if you have the understanding of when they work, it can be a leverage for you. However, this is more practicable in sports betting, with more understanding, you can earn more.

In same vein I'll say they may want to also establish more rehab centers in correspondence to the creation of schools that are to be teaching people how to gamble because it's invariably a way of encouraging more and more gamblers to emerge, and it's one thing to teach people how to gamble and another thing to control how they gamble. The implication about the whole gambling school idea would be that such society would be faced with a rapid increasing number of gambling addicts in the future.

There is no career or a profession that is built and hanged on luck, which is what I conceive to be misleading when I hear people talking about having a career in gambling. In gambling your effort, skill and knowledge alone about a game doesn't guarantee you getting profit you'll need a high chance of luck to stay profitable so how does that make for a career?

It's not just because it is prohibited in most countries, even the legal ones will do such a thing because the government will think it will just be a waste of resources and so do the people in it.

I mean, imagine hearing news on your local television channel saying a new school for gamblers is being created somewhere in the city. What will be your first reaction after hearing that? I doubt you will be joyful because that would mean the people around you will learn that you are a gambler. :D Also, it's not a thing that will have an impact on politicians who are trying to gain more supporters. So who will be the one who will propose the project? None.

Sure would be awesome to have a school where gamblers can go and obtain extensive knowledge of gambling, probably graduate and earn a degree in gambling, this would really contribute to getting rid of the general misconception of gambling that majority of gamblers already have about about gambling. And if it’s done in a way that only those who graduated from gambling school would be allowed to gamble, this way the rate of inexperienced and naive gamblers would drastically reduce and only those who really understand that dynamics of gambling would be allowed to gambler. The issue of underage gambling would also be tackled as every gambler would offer their proof of graduation before they can be allowed to proceed into the casino.

I agree with the point you made, casinos and games are not created to make money and the problem is many people think they can make money by gambling unfortunately it only makes them have serious problems. With bookies I think it is certain that they can make money or profit because they are the owners who have arranged everything to get profit from the many people who play the games that have been provided.
I have never had a school that teaches them about gambling, if there was I think they are enemies of a casino because they have spread tricks or strategies to get profit consistently with gambling while no player can win consistently because the chances of winning for the player are small and no one can change that because it has become a permanent provision.

If that is the only thing we get, then I would say it is a waste of time and money. Why? Perhaps, we can learn freely online. But if the purpose of doing this is to increase our chances of winning, then that would benefit everyone. Unfortunately, gambling had never been such a thing; still, we rely on luck, not on knowledge and skill. 

In a general view of gambling school, only a few gamblers submit themselves to it. In fact, we don't need to know what gambling is but just to understand how it works. We can learn more based on our experience, which I believe is more realistic than what we learn online or from going to a gambling school. 

Normally, thinking that going to school will help step up your gambling habits whereas increasing the chances of making more money;that is quite untrue.
Come to think of it, schools and institutions most times don't applaud gambling,in as much as gambling is
You can conduct or consult people with consistent and experienced knowledge.
Gambling is a game of chance, and it's up to you to determine your gain/loss.

Learning how to be a responsible gambler doesn't require a school, it is not worth building a school for, the only thing you can find is a school where damaged gamblers are kept for healing, i mean the addicted gamblers school.

Casinos are not created to make winners, it is not the same as education, in short casinos exists to make money out of you by selling you fake hopes and dreams, because the chances of making it big is very slim, it is only two out of 200 gamblers that get the best luck.

Casinos are wired to be the ultimate winner, if you want you can learn all the possible strategy in this world you can't always win over something that's programmed to always be ahead of you, winning as a gambler is aost impossible, this is why gamblers need to believe more in their source of income and less in risky activities like gambling, no strategy anywhere that can help you than lowering your risk.

The less amount of money you risk on gambling the better for you to maintain your sanity and be able to think straight, look forward to enjoying your games more than making money out of the games, this is the only strategy there is.

Wait, what?

Do you think that is going to work? All the gamblers must be 18 before they decide to gamble, and they have their brain to use. They are not kids who have to learn how to take responsibility. If someone is an adult, they should know how to gamble responsibly. If someone does not want to take responsibility, you won't be able to force them. If someone has a thousand dollars and wants to gamble the full amount, you cannot really do anything to stop them. The responsibility comes with the time and situation. If someone has wife, child and parents to take care, they cannot gamble all their money. You don't have to teach them what to do.

The motive could be for the young and teenage people, who are near to attaining the age of 18. Suppose they end up as gambler, they would have known from the onset a glimpse of what problem gambling is, and how dangerous it could be to their mental health.

Maybe you didn't get thee concept behind this post, school here they mean isn't the regular institution of learning actual probably a place to go get educated about gambling, control and help for those who may need it and not introducing it as a subject in a school of learning.

If there's a pre education where people get to learn about gambling so as to help them be able to understand the concept of gambling, which includes how it's done, the purpose for which it should be done and how to stay away from addiction even while gambling, I believe that will go a very long way helping Gamblers to gamble better and for those who probably lack control will be able to understand how better to control their habits,that way we may get lesser number of addicts out there.

One thing you must understand about gambling is that, gambling is different from other institutions where you can register to learn to become who you want to become in the future, but for the aspect of gambling, i don't think the gambling institution can guarantee students to start winning once they are done from the gambling school. If you have such thing for mind to go to gambling school to learn gambling, I believe it will add more tactic to your tactics because the lectures there will likely to show you some of the gamblers past mistakes in the gambling but it will be hard for the lectures to guarantee you winning all the time in the gambling sector.

Even though, such school open for a particular country and money is involved for students to pay before learning the gambling from the school, I don't think people will like to attend the gambling school because they know that it will not be possible for the school to train the students on how to maintain winning regularly in gambling.

I go with own experienced as even there's a possibilities that you may learn something if you submit yourself in this type of school without experience then you may still fall to your emotions which mostly control or dominate while you are in sessions, though different types of gamblers do have different approach and undertanding, maybe there are gambler who can learn and get some edge doing it, we never know what will be the impacts.

First, gambling is a system that will not help people who have undergone special training such as gambling schools to be able to get the desired victory.
Second. The matter of being a responsible gambler is also not much helped because it is related to a gambler's emotions in controlling it.
Usually, emotional attitudes will overflow when the situation and circumstances are in a state of continuous defeat.

But that's not the intention on why OP write that. What mentioned in the thread is to gather benefit and that means for profits gotten by gamblers. And the same with other people I agree that there's no use for having this since there's lot of way to learn about gambling. For sure those people who engage with this activity know the consequences of what they are trying to adapt. But sadly majority of losers has eaten up by their greed.

There's good programs regarding on gambling education and mental health discussion online, but lot of people ignore this if they want to know more about this topic better they search those programs online. People just need to learn how to discipline their selves so that they can handle well their gambling activities and will not over expect on more big gains.

While you may be correct, do you feel that those gamblers who fall into addiction d not have access to those free online materials to guide them on how stay safe while gambling? I don’t suppose so, they all have access to these online materials but yet still fall prey to the dangers of gambling addiction. But if these things are taught in a school, it’ll become the school’s responsibility to make sure you study, learn and utilize the knowledge you’ve gotten from the institution, and after you’ve been accessed by the school and confirmed to have really understood the dynamics of gambling and how to gamble safely and avoid addiction as much as possible, then you can be issued some sort of degree or certificate, and these certificates serves as a gate pass into the casino. The rate of gambling can be greatly reduced for sure.

However, this is just a suggestion of one of the services a gambling school would offer to its students. If the gambling school can also help to teach its students strategies to maximize their profits, it will also be very helpful to also show them strategies to mitigate the risk of losses too.

Yes, people have a negative perception of gambling due to misconceptions, but gambling can be promoted positively if there is an organization related to gambling. The minimum age for gambling should be 18 and he should be aged accordingly to acquire knowledge about it. Institutions should basically focus on all aspects related to gambling such as its pros and cons and financial aspects so that the tendency to become addicted to gambling can be reduced to a great extent. Gambling has multifaceted trends such as gaming, casino and other boards that should be allowed to continue to operate according to what they want and according to their age.

Having a gambling institution does not only mean gambling but the students of the institution can be inspired to discover new things related to gambling so that many people can benefit from it. Essentially, gambling should be a form of entertainment for people and extensive research is needed to reduce addiction and gambling organizations can play a role in advancing that research.

You are right, by undergoing a training about gambling, it will not necessarily be able to get good results when betting because to be able to win gambling it is very necessary to be lucky when placing a bet and if indeed luck at that time is on our side then it is very possible to be able to win the bet that we place.
To be able to be a responsible gambler, of course, this will depend a lot on a person's personality and also the way they play a game and when they experience some losses then they will stop to bet but this is very few gamblers can do because most gamblers who have difficulty managing their emotions will continue to bet until all the funds they have are not left.

You’re not wrong Mate.
While it’s completely true that enrolling into a gambling school may not completely shield a gambler from giving in to his emotions and making impulsive decisions when gambling, at least it could give the gambler and edge or advantage to learn from other successful gamblers’ experiences too as one’s experiences may not actually be enough guarantee one’s success in his gambling career. I do not dispute the fact that own experience can be a more preferable option for a few gamblers, you can agree with me that majority of the gamblers out there do not really have great gambling experiences, or wouldn’t you agree with me? And for these majority, I believe a more recommended approach would be to learn for the experiences and successful techniques of experts and professional gamblers that have already made remarkable progress and achievements via gambling.

There's a possibility to that, especially if we take into cognizance that several new skills are being taught now in schools unlike before; whether formal or informal. Perhaps we can have all that in the near future and that will be of benefit to those who go into gambling. Trading and gambling may not be the same actually, but if one is taught is schools and at seminars; the other should equally be taught too. Doing this will further expose the vice in gambling and make it a hub just the way trading is. It will also tackle and address gambling addiction.

I think each gambler is already in this school which is his life's journey as the life itself is the continues  gambling on the outcome of each  decision gambler makes day by day. By the way of trial and error life teach him to make the right decisions at any circumstances , thus  the activities diversification  assists also in gambling. Most grand gamblers had extremely bright life.

Looking looking at the rate at which gambling addiction has widespread over the world and alot of person tend to make fast money out of gambling, so do you think enabling or imposing gambling school could help the gamblers in this manner!? Well for me it'll only increase the rate at which gambler's become addicted because enrolling in such school is just like your open to knowing every hidden aspect of gambling that will make you skyrocket to a point of making bigger wins each day and this will increase the tendency of gamblers wanting to get more of it leading to losses and addiction as well.
So I don't think it's necessary for gambler's to undergo such school you know.

This won't help much because at the end of the day, it's the same as basic learning where even if something like this exists, it doesn't guarantee that gambling will become profitable and a reference point for winning.

Gambling theories are ultimately always the same even though there are always ways or tricks that are believed to get a win but in the end we cannot close our eyes that these benefits can only be obtained from luck which is a bigger factor.

Not that I don't like understanding and learning something new including in gambling but in the end this will only waste your time to an uncertain situation. So instead of doing that I prefer to play gambling with no burden and without seeing victory as a reference because precisely by making victory as a reference we actually do not think rationally when looking at gambling which in the end this will end up with ambitions that we cannot avoid which makes us lose ourselves.

Going to school or enrolling in a syllabus to learn about gambling or casinos is by no means helpful in pursuing a career in gambling. There is no need to provide any educational qualification or qualification on gambling as there is no sure future to build a career on gambling. No regular income is possible from gambling so no conscious person is interested in building a career on gambling. Gambling does not require any academic education as it is not possible to build a career on gambling.

The question is if there is really a strategy because I don't think so. And talking about addiction? Wherever you go, if you let your greed and money temptation control you, it will still make you fall into the trap of addiction. Anyone who comes into gambling can possibly turn into like that, only a few can manage.

Despite the suggestion of having a gambling school, I don't think it was necessary for us to go there because, whether we like it or not, this never guarantees assurance to save from losing. We must know that gambling is too risky, and our chances of winning are very slim. You will never think it is profitable, as this is not a money-making machine. 

Why op, have you seen a school or heard of something like that that taught something about being responsible for playing gambling? You know, I don't understand the sense of what you are saying to tell you frankly. Just like what you want to emphasize, there should be a school that does that. Is that what you want to convey?

Then no school will implement such a thing in a school; anyone can remind about such a thing, so I think there is no need to do what you say.
and besides gambling does not need to be studied because it is not a skill that can be considered.

First of all, this is merely just a hypothetical scenario, and all the gambling school thing are just assumptions and possible WHAT IF scenarios if there was actually a gambling school or school for gamblers (which we already know there’s none). So let’s assume there’s actually one, wouldn’t that mean that the owners of the school would’ve actually tailored out effective gambling techniques? It’s just like having a trading school or offering some trading courses, before a person can come up with a trading school, it simply means the person already has an effective trading technique students can learn and apply to produce results.
I already know that the real world gambling is a totally different case, and there are no techniques in gambling, i mean that’s why there’s no such thing as a school for gamblers.
I’m simply just assuming there is, just for the purpose of this thread alone and the hypothetical scenario we are discussing.

the concept OP is proposing is not about certifying that one has learned the art of gambling and that he can apply it in a chosen field. It's more about having it in the school curriculum such that people get to learn and know some basics things about gambling right from school since it's now one of the thing we're sure youths normally engage in. For that, I wouldn't say it's wrong to think towards that directed since regardless of your inclusion or removing of it from the schooling  curriculum, people will still gamble. If it's to be included in the school curriculum or thought in school, it's best to just talk more of responsible gambling and guide people into learning the best approach to be adopted so as not to get addicted.

I think it will never help you and casino and slots are always ready to beat us and here you can't use any tricks. They adjust the algorithm according to their will and you will think that you have won while betting but in reality you will lose more. No one will give you a chance to win for sure and in betting you will win many cases but they will outsmart you. Since i want to take the gamble on my own, take it as a game of luck.

I don't think there is any such school, where gamblers learn about gambling to increase their chances of winning. Because there is no specific lesson that can be taught to others to increase their chances of winning in gambling. Especially when gamblers are fighting against the house edge, any knowledge will be useless, unless gamblers find a loophole that they can use to increase their chances of winning, and I think that is a personal research of someone to find bugs in the game they are playing.

I am not sure such a school exists because it might be a bad ideology for society, although nowadays, society is moving towards freedom and non-binding but the general rule is still not to spread evil things to destroy the core of society, gambling school from the gambler's perspective is a liberal and a place of knowledge but this society cannot support learning such knowledge, once learned and applied, gamblers only become more heavily involved in this place. If teenagers are willing to acquire knowledge, why not find jobs that society wants, instead of living according to personal interests

It's a good idea but many countries will not buy that opinion of make a gamble school. To my own understanding, going to a school to learn how to win a casino is part of cheating, why because on gamble you have to try your luck and if it doesn't favor you, the only option is for you to quite so that you won't do yourself harm and be emotionally depressed when you lose.
However, you can check on some websites and channels that shares predictions with their users, but those channels won't teach you how to predict. You only need to pick some few predictions and stake with your money, meanwhile many of their predictions are not also sure and those predictions sites/channels uses their predictions to call followers.
If there should be a school where gamblers go and learn how to gamble and win, it won't stay long and the school will be closed because casinos will not allow such schools because the casino is a business for them.

First of all, I’m pretty much aware that there’s nothing like gambling school, we are merely just assuming there is, for the sake of this discussion. And secondly, I disagree with you that the presence or existence of a gambling school would pose any threat to anyone or even the society at large, because the society now have a very wrong perception of gambling which is affecting not just the gamblers but also the entire society, and this is so simply because there are no sources made available to offer proper guidance and orientation to gamblers or those who wish to start gambling. If there were available sources to guide people in the first place, even if people would feel the negative impact and effect of gambling, it wouldn’t be as severe as it already is right now.

This is in fact the benefits gambling schools would offer to the society, as well as to educate the general public on what gambling was initially meant for (if of course there was one), and perhaps this could also change the society’s viewpoint of gambling.

Well they do have something similar if you go to gambling anonymous. They basically teach you the dangers of gambling and how easy it is to become an addict. In reality there are way more alcoholics than gamblers out there. So there is no point in having a course in high school to teach about the dangers of gambling and how you can become an addict.

I think most become addicts if they gamble early in life and they win big. They get accustomed to all that money at a young age that when they grow older and need more money, they will keep gambling to get more of it. But if it was beginners luck then obviously they won't make large sums of money again and will just go in a deep hole where they get into debt because they had to borrow money to gamble.

The problem is I think there is no career or achievement that we can achieve in gambling anyway, so I think enrolling in a gambling school is completely unnecessary if your goal is to achieve an achievement in gambling but if your goal is to overcome problems caused by gambling such as addiction then I think there is no harm in doing it.

Basically gambling is nothing more than a regular game that does involve money in it, and the problem is that this is a probability activity that depends on luck, meaning of course I think the idea of ​​achieving achievement or a career in gambling will ultimately be a waste of time.

Gambling or casino does not require any educational qualification as it does not depend on any certificate so there is no benefit in going to school or college to get education on gambling or casino. Moreover, there is no fixed formula in gambling betting on which the profit or loss of the bet depends. Moreover, if tricks or methods could be mastered by education, if they were necessary for the pursuit of knowledge, then surely people would seek knowledge for gambling. Since gambling is not dependent on education but on luck, acquiring education is not mandatory.  Participating in gambling events with good faith in luck is the job of a truly wise gambler.

            -      To give a reminder to anyone, especially to children or students, many people do that, and it often even starts with our parents and other people who know that gambling does nothing good, especially minors, which is also true. indeed.

So, the previous ones who posted here in this section are correct regarding what OP is asking about gambling. Maybe that won't be the focus because the majority of people around the world know what gambling can do to anyone who tries it.

True. gambling based on luck has RNG for the result.  Knowing how gambling works won't help us to make our percentage of winning to go up because the result is randomly generated.  If we want to have more chance of winning, there is nothing more to do but to bet more.

Attending school can tell us the basic of gambling and the advance of how gambling works, this will enable us to know that more likely we will lose in the long run if we make our session longer than it should be.  Instead of learning how gambling works, I think it is best to teach how gambling addiction works, how it starts and how to avoid it.  And if have the signs, how to nullifies this signs of addiction to ultimately avoid gambling addiction.  I believe that is better than learning how to win more in gambling because the concept does not exist or is always got patched up by the gambling game provide.

If the outcome of gambling depended on the level of education of gamblers, then I am afraid most casinos would not exist today, as there are equally people who does not understand the laws of chances and yet choose to gamble as a hobby; on the other hand, there are people who are highly educated and went to college (understand the chances of scoring big in gambling are minimal) and yet continue to partake on it.
In general there is this rule of thumb about casinos and betting shops establishing themselves in relatively low-income neighborhoods, because it is easier for someone who is tight on money to hold onto the hope of winning big in the lottery or on a good luck spree at the casino, because they are also unaware how laws of chances actually work and may not realize how tiny their winning chances are.
If in the very same neighborhood there were educated people who knew math, then a percentage of them would choose not to risk their money at all.

No matter how skilled a gambler is, he can never be sure whether he will win or not. Due to which there is no benefit from such gambling related educational institutions. Moreover, gambling is considered negative perspective in every society, so even if someone wants to teach gamblers about gambling with such an initiative, it will not be accepted very well by the people of the society. Regardless of how difficult it is to implement, it would be considered appropriate to follow the strategy if gamblers were taught to gamble in other ways. Many countries in the world have not yet legalized gambling, which is why it is certainly not logical to think of creating a gambling school.

What kind of knowledge is extensive gambling knowledge? What kind of degree in gambling will they give you? I really don't understand what you are trying to say. Are you a gambler? And to become a gambler, do you need to undergo any courses and get trained at any center?

Gambling is a game based on luck, not based on any knowledge and there is no knowledge to learn. The only thing a gambler needs to learn is to learn to control his emotions, control his greed and you can do it yourself as long as you are determined. If you don't have determination, no one can teach or impart it to you.

Many countries or casinos require players to be 18 years or older to gamble, but does that prevent under 18s from participating? No degree or certificate can reduce the rate of gambling.

Gambling as a profitable career or investment is impossible due to the nature of gambling, if gambling should be referred as an investment then the people in charge in the gambling sector like the organization will not make any profit. When people get a full knowledge about something you see them progressing likewise gambling, the only reason why people refuse to gamble responsible is because they see gambling as a source of income so in this manner how can one totally learn.

On a serious note, if gambling education gets more attention like this almost everyone will gamble definitely, if knowing what to do when facing loss just by reading it’s more better compared to videos and podcasts because non of those educative video are real. People claim to educate others on an idea they’re not knowledgeable maybe they see everyone doing same, aside gambling I’m speaking out of experience because most of the videos we watch about gambling lose and win are not worth our attention.

What's  actually your aim and purpose of desiring a gambling school?? You wanna ruin someone's business, converting everything to your own self? Do you think if everyone has the exact source code for the algorithm in any casino, that they would survive a single night? They'll quickly send signals and shutdown for as long as those codes are replaced....Well, if only this was possible, I would have rated how greedy you can be.

Can it enlighten anyone on how to be more resourceful and less extravagant, yes... Does it help anyone to maneuver, No! I dunno how y'all just think casino owners are out to give free money to anyone that shows up.

I think it would be nice if each country decided for itself whether such schools were necessary. Not far from my house, there has been a poker training school open for several years, but I don’t go there because I know too much about it. Perhaps I lost by not meeting those who go there, but that’s because I realized that I’m not ready to make money with poker. I don’t have the willpower to sit still, although I would be very interested in all sorts of traps and bluffs.

In short, I think that such schools can be useful for some players, but when it comes to applying the knowledge in practice, the player can lose his temper and start making crazy bets because he couldn’t control himself.

I am pessimistic that it will succeed in making the gambler responsible as desired because gambling is not like the count of mathematics in the sense 1+1 = 2.
Gambling for most elements is not seen from a positive point of view so that I can say that stakeholders in countries in the world will not make official gambling schools to be taught how to become responsible gamblers.


This is still possible for gamblers who want to learn rather than the idea above.

What gambling theories and strategies can or might be learned by gamblers?
gamblers will tend to play the same games even if they are playing at different casinos. how to play or how to operate the game will be more quickly accepted by gamblers in video form.

instead of thinking about the idea of ​​a gambling school, it might be more appropriate for a gambling rehabilitation center.

In some countries, gambling is legal within certain age limits. In those countries, I think gambling schools might be one interesting idea that could be developed, but I'm not sure if such schools already exist. As far as I know, gamblers learn autodidactically from various online sources to become responsible gamblers. There is a lot of content they can read and learn about and how to best approach gambling so they become responsible gamblers.

Offline school may not be a good idea for most countries where gambling is legal, but this also really depends on who the leader of the country is. In fact I tend to believe that the idea of ​​creating a gambling school would be rejected by most of society, but who knows.

A school to learn and to gamble with different strategies and become a professional gambler is not reality because no one can predict the future correctly. It will be a scam if anyone claim to have a school where you can learn gambling and use gambling for a living because gambling is  not a skill but you win by chance. This is why I don't believe in people who claim to be gambling experts and gives out game predictions to people.

No that doesn't help at all IMO.

Responsible gambling comes from ourselves, not from some other people out there. Whenever we're gambling, let's always take note to ourselves to be responsible because no one can help us if the worst thing happens and that's getting addicted from it. Addicted gamblers = irresponsible gamblers. TBH, I don't see any benefit of having a gambling school or at least I can't think of having one. I mean it's irrelevant at least because gamblers will not go there I believe, but if there will be any, I don't think that gamblers will trust their money to these teachers because we know that gambling is almost 95% luck and only 5% strategy (more or less).

Whatever the case is, I can't think of this to happen. Is there any gambling school that's built already? I mean I'm curious about it.

Well, since you did not go to the poker school as you though you know everything about poker and gambling, similarly most of the gambler will avoid any such training school because they believe that they know everything about gambling and going on such a training will be a waste of time and money.

These training schools can teach on how to be a responsible gambler and also how to control the emotions and keep the money save through portfolio management. There are not many gambling training institutes because no body realize the importance of it.

If it happens and it probably does to our community, I don't think it would benefit the society in the first place. Gambling has no transparent breakthrough on everybody who's eager to learn because most of the operation took their profit first before the players. That's reality even though some claimed to be legit and got good ratings. One example is the lottery, you can beat it unless that game plan is met, so how come there's a potential learning on that since the fact is already there that it's only for fun and lucky wins at all.

It is quite funny to think of building gambling schools, I'm wondering what could be thought in the school of gambling. The curriculum and the course outline will be more of emotional intelligence and how gamblers can deal with greed as well as capitalize on chances and lucks. They will also teach different gambling success stories and risk taking and how that has resulted to winning or failure from the gamblers.

I know there would be a lot around mindset and how gamblers can also fight greed and disappointments that may lead to depression. Quite interesting though. But how many governments are ready to embrace that and how will that truly add to the economy of any country to be worth investing in. Also, the government must look at the side effects of gambling which is definitely more than the good part of it.

Not all types of gambling because there are some games that you can use your skills and knowledge to win. Those type of games can be taught in school and people learn to use a working strategy to win. But you are right, gambling generally can and should not be taught in school. Putting too much emphasis on gambling will result to more people being interested in gambling and this will increase the numbers of addicted people we will be getting. There are better things that can be taught to people for them to learn and practice which will improve their life than gambling. Gambling should be for fun and anything that takes it away from being fun should not be encouraged. Most people that will say they can teach you to become a better gambler are lying but they just want to scam you because they can do what they are saying they will do.

I support your argument. Since the government makes decisions and permissions for activities that are allowed in a country. It is in their hands to decide if they want the school for gambling to exist in their country. Although there are no restrictions of any like that in my country, but society will go against the idea. You may wonder which parents will ever be willing to send their children to that school but trust me you will be surprised at the number of persons who will be willing to enroll at the end of the day.

I have come to understand that anything is possible if gay and homosexuality can be legalized in some countries and people can accept different genders apart from either being male or female. I believe people will accept the school of gambling. If later on, students come out successful in gambling there will be more and more people who will go into it.

It's not necessary to have an exclusive school or course to teach people about responsible gambling. Rather, it should be taught at regular schools, inside Mathematics subject, during high school. Since gambling is a a very popular topic nowadays, especially sports betting, it's fundamental that teachers talk about it with their students, so they can enlight them about how it works, what the risks are, what they can expect from it and so on...

During the learnship, students would understand they can't beat the house on long run, and that gambling isn't a money making method. If they are educated on this matter, the chances they are going to become problem gamblers will decrease considerably. Moreover, students can spread the knowledge received to friends and family members, so they will also have less chances of losing money they can't afford to lose to gambling.

Gambling stakeholders don't even want gamblers to gamble responsibly because if gamblers does so, most of the gambling companies will probably shut down because everyone will be very cautious about gambling and no reckless spending because teaching people about gambling, the benefits and the dangers will give every gambler the sense of belonging because if they remove gambling addicts and those that gambles extravagantly you will see that gambling will become so boring. So stakeholders cannot allow the idea of opening a school for gambling perhaps since gambling is not a guaranteed means of earning a living, and winnings are dependent on lucks so it won't still make gamblers to win but rather it will just make them gamble more responsibly.

I completely agree with this. I believe responsible gambling cannot be taught or learned but it's a built-in function. If a person doesn't have it in them in general, they can't learn it by going to a school because even if they learn something, they would still not be able to practice that if they aren't responsible by nature.

If a person isn't responsible with things in their life in general, they will barely be able to become a responsible gambler because they don't have that thing in them. It's just like any talent that a person can have. If you don't have a good voice from birth, you can't sing well even if you try to learn singing but since you don't have a good voice, you won't be able to sing well even if you know the techniques and everything.

I believe if you followed the discussion, you’ll come across where @Tungbulu vividly stated that the whole discussion was based on a hypothetical scenario, he never stated for a fact that one needs to undergo any kind of training or course, nor does he need to given an actual certificate before he could be considered to be a gambler. Anyone can be a gambler without any training, the discussion is strictly based on assumption and not a real fact so don’t be confused.