Casino vs. Stoc,Forex&Crypto Broker: Who's Really Playing You in the Money Game

[mak013]

Thanks If we don`t talking about gambling as a job - the gambling must be positive. You can lose money, but get positive emotions. If you win some money - you can "feed a bookie" and get exciting match.
If for you gambling is a job - it is more difficult to get positive emotions, but you get result that satisfies you. The only thing we must always remember - the gambling must not become the entire life.

Gambling should not done as a job because taking  it as a job (which means you would  be doing it for an entire  life time because  last i check there's no form of retirement could ruin you financially  and even psychological and if lucky, you could become  the next millionaire but the chance of getting this is very slim.

In general, I don’t really understand people who treat gambling as their job. 
Everyone knows that the work of any person can bring satisfaction and at some moments become boring and very annoying, especially when you are simply tired of work.  And gambling, if it begins to irritate you, then why continue to play with one stupid and stupid thought of winning back the lost money.  A smarter player understands perfectly well that in such a state it is almost impossible to win back. 
So it turns out that working in gambling is a complete stupid thing that not very smart people do.  And ahead of them there is only disappointment.

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

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[delfastTions]

Thanks If we don`t talking about gambling as a job - the gambling must be positive. You can lose money, but get positive emotions. If you win some money - you can "feed a bookie" and get exciting match.
If for you gambling is a job - it is more difficult to get positive emotions, but you get result that satisfies you. The only thing we must always remember - the gambling must not become the entire life.

Gambling should not done as a job because taking  it as a job (which means you would  be doing it for an entire  life time because  last i check there's no form of retirement could ruin you financially  and even psychological and if lucky, you could become  the next millionaire but the chance of getting this is very slim.

In general, I don’t really understand people who treat gambling as their job. 
Everyone knows that the work of any person can bring satisfaction and at some moments become boring and very annoying, especially when you are simply tired of work.  And gambling, if it begins to irritate you, then why continue to play with one stupid and stupid thought of winning back the lost money.  A smarter player understands perfectly well that in such a state it is almost impossible to win back. 
So it turns out that working in gambling is a complete stupid thing that not very smart people do.  And ahead of them there is only disappointment.

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

Well, if we look at gambling this way, then I can’t really agree that an activity that in the long term leads to the loss of your money with a probability of more than 90% (approximately so), and in the very distant long term this probability generally approaches 99%.  It is perhaps quite difficult to call such activity work.  Of course, apparently there are truly professional players and what they do in gambling can be conditionally considered work, but only if they have no other type of income-generating activity and do not have a large inheritance that allows them to live for many years and not work at all. 
But apparently, almost all people who are into gambling live according to the scheme - they earned money at their main job - they lost part of this money to the casino.  And in this case, gambling cannot be called work.  And for the vast majority of players, gambling still cannot be a job. 
In my opinion this is true.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Thanks If we don`t talking about gambling as a job - the gambling must be positive. You can lose money, but get positive emotions. If you win some money - you can "feed a bookie" and get exciting match.
If for you gambling is a job - it is more difficult to get positive emotions, but you get result that satisfies you. The only thing we must always remember - the gambling must not become the entire life.

Gambling should not done as a job because taking  it as a job (which means you would  be doing it for an entire  life time because  last i check there's no form of retirement could ruin you financially  and even psychological and if lucky, you could become  the next millionaire but the chance of getting this is very slim.

In general, I don’t really understand people who treat gambling as their job. 
Everyone knows that the work of any person can bring satisfaction and at some moments become boring and very annoying, especially when you are simply tired of work.  And gambling, if it begins to irritate you, then why continue to play with one stupid and stupid thought of winning back the lost money.  A smarter player understands perfectly well that in such a state it is almost impossible to win back. 
So it turns out that working in gambling is a complete stupid thing that not very smart people do.  And ahead of them there is only disappointment.

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

And you really think it's right to compare gambling to a stable and steady paying job? Aside from the fact that gambling isn't even a job, or something near that, and it's completely wrong and a loss of one's life purpose to take up gambling as a job or business which they depend on to earn money enough to solve all their life's goals and meet all their financial needs, completely wrong, and yes, it's very possible to make good money from gambling, but that is if the player is lucky.

And you will agree with me that, success in life doesn't always come out as a product of chance or luck, deliberate actions, calculated steps and decisions is what lead to one's breakthrough in life, Most of the people who made big money by chance always end up losing it all back and returning to their former financial state, and sometimes, they even end up in a worster financial situation than they've been before the unexpected money entered their hand, this is why we see and read several stories of people who won lottery jackpots worth millions of Dollars, who end up becoming poorer than they were before winning the lottery after a few years of the winning.

Gambling is not something a person should depend on as a means of livelihood, have a stable paying job, and gamble by the side if you are someone who loves gambling.

[EarnOnVictor]

Thanks If we don`t talking about gambling as a job - the gambling must be positive. You can lose money, but get positive emotions. If you win some money - you can "feed a bookie" and get exciting match.
If for you gambling is a job - it is more difficult to get positive emotions, but you get result that satisfies you. The only thing we must always remember - the gambling must not become the entire life.

Gambling should not done as a job because taking  it as a job (which means you would  be doing it for an entire  life time because  last i check there's no form of retirement could ruin you financially  and even psychological and if lucky, you could become  the next millionaire but the chance of getting this is very slim.

In general, I don’t really understand people who treat gambling as their job. 
Everyone knows that the work of any person can bring satisfaction and at some moments become boring and very annoying, especially when you are simply tired of work.  And gambling, if it begins to irritate you, then why continue to play with one stupid and stupid thought of winning back the lost money.  A smarter player understands perfectly well that in such a state it is almost impossible to win back. 
So it turns out that working in gambling is a complete stupid thing that not very smart people do.  And ahead of them there is only disappointment.

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

Well, if we look at gambling this way, then I can’t really agree that an activity that in the long term leads to the loss of your money with a probability of more than 90% (approximately so), and in the very distant long term this probability generally approaches 99%.  It is perhaps quite difficult to call such activity work.  Of course, apparently there are truly professional players and what they do in gambling can be conditionally considered work, but only if they have no other type of income-generating activity and do not have a large inheritance that allows them to live for many years and not work at all. 
But apparently, almost all people who are into gambling live according to the scheme - they earned money at their main job - they lost part of this money to the casino.  And in this case, gambling cannot be called work.  And for the vast majority of players, gambling still cannot be a job. 
In my opinion this is true.

You are right about this, gambling may be risked by some people as their means of livelihood, even though I have not met such people personally, I only hear of them, so whether they are real or not, I do not know. Needless to say, people may just be seeing them from afar but do not know the challenges they are even met with in this regard since gambling is risky. For me, I can't depend on gambling as my means of livelihood, I can't just do that even if I have the best working strategy in it. It might be the time you need money most that it would fail you, and what if you need the money at that time to fix some important things like the payment of children's school fees and others?

I can't just risk my life and that of my dependents on such a risky activity. It can still be fine if it is a risky investment and trading, and many are doing it and are fine. This is just like I've done in the past replying on trading and investment solely for years. Since the two are businesses, if well-known, one can still manoeuvre his way through them to success. But for gambling, the best is to have another job which is the primary job, and no matter how little it is earning for you, it can't make you so desperate to gamble alone or be gambling anyhow due to the quick money needed.

[Mauser]

You know how casinos lay it all out, they're taking a gamble just like us? But get this, brokers might just be outdoing them in their own sly way. I’m saying brokers might actually be worse. Why? They’ve got this neat, little setup where they rake in their shares through bid-offer spreads and commissions, all while carrying zero market risk. It’s like having their cake and eating it too, but in secret. We’re all out here rolling the dice, while brokers are the house, cashing in risk-free. What’s your take? Are brokers just silently stacking the deck, snagging a surefire win with every trade we make?

These are all service providers where everybody can decide for themselves if we are interested in their services or not. Buying stocks is something many small investors like to do in their spare time, unfortunately the big banks and brokers are going to take advantage of that. Just look at the Robin Hood scandal that offers free trading for all clients. Which seems like a nice feature for any new trader that can buy and sell without commission from his mobile phone. In the end it turned out the broker sold the client data to hedge funds that took advantage of them and profited from the trades. So, brokers will try and find any way possible to make a profit. There is a lot of competition in the broker business like with casinos. In the gambling world the casinos will offer cashback to make it more interesting to stay at one casino. In the trading world, brokers have promotions that reward investors that trade regularly. At least with my online broker I keep getting notifications, that if I reach 10 trades per quarter, the fees are going down. Comparing fees across the industry is important and can save a lot of money in the end.

[mak013]

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

Well, if we look at gambling this way, then I can’t really agree that an activity that in the long term leads to the loss of your money with a probability of more than 90% (approximately so), and in the very distant long term this probability generally approaches 99%.  It is perhaps quite difficult to call such activity work.  Of course, apparently there are truly professional players and what they do in gambling can be conditionally considered work, but only if they have no other type of income-generating activity and do not have a large inheritance that allows them to live for many years and not work at all. 
But apparently, almost all people who are into gambling live according to the scheme - they earned money at their main job - they lost part of this money to the casino.  And in this case, gambling cannot be called work.  And for the vast majority of players, gambling still cannot be a job. 
In my opinion this is true.

It is true for common gambler. He mostly spend some money to relax. But there are poker players, betters - for some of them gambling is a job. They get stable profit from gambling. I`m in sport betting for 3 years and still winning. Some time ago it was a period, i spent all my time for betting and i`ve got about $800 per month. But it was all my time and i had no time for my family, hobbies, rest. As the result i compared the profit between gambling and job and chose job. Now i bet when i have free time but still get some additional profit every month.

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

And you really think it's right to compare gambling to a stable and steady paying job? Aside from the fact that gambling isn't even a job, or something near that, and it's completely wrong and a loss of one's life purpose to take up gambling as a job or business which they depend on to earn money enough to solve all their life's goals and meet all their financial needs, completely wrong, and yes, it's very possible to make good money from gambling, but that is if the player is lucky.

And you will agree with me that, success in life doesn't always come out as a product of chance or luck, deliberate actions, calculated steps and decisions is what lead to one's breakthrough in life, Most of the people who made big money by chance always end up losing it all back and returning to their former financial state, and sometimes, they even end up in a worster financial situation than they've been before the unexpected money entered their hand, this is why we see and read several stories of people who won lottery jackpots worth millions of Dollars, who end up becoming poorer than they were before winning the lottery after a few years of the winning.

Gambling is not something a person should depend on as a means of livelihood, have a stable paying job, and gamble by the side if you are someone who loves gambling.

I can compare. I tried it myself. Several months my stable profit was about $800 per month. I don`t know about your situation, but in my country medium salary is about $600-700. And i combined it with the main job. It is possible that i could improve the sum up to $1200 per month, but i get more money from the main job and i stopped such gambling.

[Zadicar]

Yep, i`m still with the profit. I make such bets only if i`ve won that week, so i don`t sure that i remember it - it is funny even if i lose.

It’s true, I’m very happy for you and that you’re still making a profit.  And I wish you good luck so that it continues in your game and if “payment for the pleasure of gambling” appears in your game, it will only cause laughter and smiles.  And this game will never bring serious disappointment. 
This is exactly how I imagine the ideal use of casino services by players

Thanks If we don`t talking about gambling as a job - the gambling must be positive. You can lose money, but get positive emotions. If you win some money - you can "feed a bookie" and get exciting match.
If for you gambling is a job - it is more difficult to get positive emotions, but you get result that satisfies you. The only thing we must always remember - the gambling must not become the entire life.

Gambling should not done as a job because taking  it as a job (which means you would  be doing it for an entire  life time because  last i check there's no form of retirement could ruin you financially  and even psychological and if lucky, you could become  the next millionaire but the chance of getting this is very slim.

In general, I don’t really understand people who treat gambling as their job. 
Everyone knows that the work of any person can bring satisfaction and at some moments become boring and very annoying, especially when you are simply tired of work.  And gambling, if it begins to irritate you, then why continue to play with one stupid and stupid thought of winning back the lost money.  A smarter player understands perfectly well that in such a state it is almost impossible to win back. 
So it turns out that working in gambling is a complete stupid thing that not very smart people do.  And ahead of them there is only disappointment.

Common sense would really be enough for you to determine on what gambling is and on how these things should really be treated up. Its really that impossible that you cant really be able to distinguish in between
casino games and these businesses. Well yeah when it comes to revenue making then these things have different markets that had been served but of course it wont really be that hard to make you realize
on how these places do make easy money out of those people who had been diving or really that making some engagement into it. Thing here is that you do make involvement according
on what is into your real intent.

[delfastTions]

It is the same like a job. As you say - if the job becomes boring why you continue to work? The same is with gambling as a job. The difference is that you get fixed salary for the job and can plan how to spend you money and in gambling you can lose 1-2 weeks and get big money after 3 weeks. It makes you to think in another way and you have to use money management not only for gambling but for all you life. Also you must have some money reserved. The gamblers i know have such reserve for 3-4 months of living.

Well, if we look at gambling this way, then I can’t really agree that an activity that in the long term leads to the loss of your money with a probability of more than 90% (approximately so), and in the very distant long term this probability generally approaches 99%.  It is perhaps quite difficult to call such activity work.  Of course, apparently there are truly professional players and what they do in gambling can be conditionally considered work, but only if they have no other type of income-generating activity and do not have a large inheritance that allows them to live for many years and not work at all. 
But apparently, almost all people who are into gambling live according to the scheme - they earned money at their main job - they lost part of this money to the casino.  And in this case, gambling cannot be called work.  And for the vast majority of players, gambling still cannot be a job. 
In my opinion this is true.

It is true for common gambler. He mostly spend some money to relax. But there are poker players, betters - for some of them gambling is a job. They get stable profit from gambling. I`m in sport betting for 3 years and still winning. Some time ago it was a period, i spent all my time for betting and i`ve got about $800 per month. But it was all my time and i had no time for my family, hobbies, rest. As the result i compared the profit between gambling and job and chose job. Now i bet when i have free time but still get some additional profit every month.

This example of yours is most likely ideal. 
If you manage to earn money at your main job, and then also make winning bets that bring even a small income, then this is certainly your achievement of optimal gambling.  But you must admit that without that period of time when you devoted all your time to gambling, you would hardly have achieved such a balance of life interests.  Experience in gambling is a great thing!  And this experience also required, as I understand, a lot of your time.  On the other hand, it seems that if you spent this time on some other income, then who knows where you would earn more.  So these are uncertainties in the life of any person, where it is not known in advance what to do better.  Probably the best option is the way you described it.  But without time spent on experience,
it is unlikely to be achievable by an ordinary person just starting to gamble.

[mak013]

It is true for common gambler. He mostly spend some money to relax. But there are poker players, betters - for some of them gambling is a job. They get stable profit from gambling. I`m in sport betting for 3 years and still winning. Some time ago it was a period, i spent all my time for betting and i`ve got about $800 per month. But it was all my time and i had no time for my family, hobbies, rest. As the result i compared the profit between gambling and job and chose job. Now i bet when i have free time but still get some additional profit every month.

This example of yours is most likely ideal. 
If you manage to earn money at your main job, and then also make winning bets that bring even a small income, then this is certainly your achievement of optimal gambling.  But you must admit that without that period of time when you devoted all your time to gambling, you would hardly have achieved such a balance of life interests.  Experience in gambling is a great thing!  And this experience also required, as I understand, a lot of your time.  On the other hand, it seems that if you spent this time on some other income, then who knows where you would earn more.  So these are uncertainties in the life of any person, where it is not known in advance what to do better.  Probably the best option is the way you described it.  But without time spent on experience,
it is unlikely to be achievable by an ordinary person just starting to gamble.

It was difficult. I prepared for it for 2-3 months. I`ve got some money for start, rested, searched information, prediction groups, etc. It wasn`t fast decision like "tomorrow i become a gambling winner". And it was hard to wake up several times per night, stop everything and wait nice odds, for live bets. The result was nice, but i thought that it would be possible to combine the main job, the betting, my family and hobbies. Yes, i could get more money from some other job, or spend it time in some another way, but it was an experiment and i think that it was successful. But i don`t think that i would like to repeat it till i`m working.

[Taskford]

Yep, i`m still with the profit. I make such bets only if i`ve won that week, so i don`t sure that i remember it - it is funny even if i lose.

It’s true, I’m very happy for you and that you’re still making a profit.  And I wish you good luck so that it continues in your game and if “payment for the pleasure of gambling” appears in your game, it will only cause laughter and smiles.  And this game will never bring serious disappointment. 
This is exactly how I imagine the ideal use of casino services by players

Thanks If we don`t talking about gambling as a job - the gambling must be positive. You can lose money, but get positive emotions. If you win some money - you can "feed a bookie" and get exciting match.
If for you gambling is a job - it is more difficult to get positive emotions, but you get result that satisfies you. The only thing we must always remember - the gambling must not become the entire life.

Gambling should not done as a job because taking  it as a job (which means you would  be doing it for an entire  life time because  last i check there's no form of retirement could ruin you financially  and even psychological and if lucky, you could become  the next millionaire but the chance of getting this is very slim.

In general, I don’t really understand people who treat gambling as their job. 
Everyone knows that the work of any person can bring satisfaction and at some moments become boring and very annoying, especially when you are simply tired of work.  And gambling, if it begins to irritate you, then why continue to play with one stupid and stupid thought of winning back the lost money.  A smarter player understands perfectly well that in such a state it is almost impossible to win back. 
So it turns out that working in gambling is a complete stupid thing that not very smart people do.  And ahead of them there is only disappointment.

Common sense would really be enough for you to determine on what gambling is and on how these things should really be treated up. Its really that impossible that you cant really be able to distinguish in between
casino games and these businesses. Well yeah when it comes to revenue making then these things have different markets that had been served but of course it wont really be that hard to make you realize
on how these places do make easy money out of those people who had been diving or really that making some engagement into it. Thing here is that you do make involvement according
on what is into your real intent.

But other people have different thought about this since maybe their view towards each activities they participate is are the same since their main intention is to earn passive money and they had been hooked up to much on the idea that one day they became so lucky and can earn a lot of money on gambling then can live a more comfortable life.

That scenario exist since there are influencers portray that its easy to win on the casino they are promoting that's why those people which have less understanding and don't have critical thinking will believe on their words.

If they could really just distinguish the difference for sure they would not expect any thing on any of those and will do good decision making regarding on what they like to activities on those options they want to enjoy.

[Dunamisx]

We may not have to compare all these together because some of them are not the same with each other, gambling most especially is a different form of getting entertained with fun and others are more about making an investment or business while the brokers are the intermediaries between brokers, all we need to know is what constitutes whatever thing we are going in for,when we have the understanding, we will not be cheated and we are going to be at the top of having it's best satisfaction.

[delfastTions]

It is true for common gambler. He mostly spend some money to relax. But there are poker players, betters - for some of them gambling is a job. They get stable profit from gambling. I`m in sport betting for 3 years and still winning. Some time ago it was a period, i spent all my time for betting and i`ve got about $800 per month. But it was all my time and i had no time for my family, hobbies, rest. As the result i compared the profit between gambling and job and chose job. Now i bet when i have free time but still get some additional profit every month.

This example of yours is most likely ideal. 
If you manage to earn money at your main job, and then also make winning bets that bring even a small income, then this is certainly your achievement of optimal gambling.  But you must admit that without that period of time when you devoted all your time to gambling, you would hardly have achieved such a balance of life interests.  Experience in gambling is a great thing!  And this experience also required, as I understand, a lot of your time.  On the other hand, it seems that if you spent this time on some other income, then who knows where you would earn more.  So these are uncertainties in the life of any person, where it is not known in advance what to do better.  Probably the best option is the way you described it.  But without time spent on experience,
it is unlikely to be achievable by an ordinary person just starting to gamble.

It was difficult. I prepared for it for 2-3 months. I`ve got some money for start, rested, searched information, prediction groups, etc. It wasn`t fast decision like "tomorrow i become a gambling winner". And it was hard to wake up several times per night, stop everything and wait nice odds, for live bets. The result was nice, but i thought that it would be possible to combine the main job, the betting, my family and hobbies. Yes, i could get more money from some other job, or spend it time in some another way, but it was an experiment and i think that it was successful. But i don`t think that i would like to repeat it till i`m working.

This is clearly a great experiment.  Especially if you even managed to make money. 
Now, if any of the novice players are reading this topic and your posts, then it is quite possible to say that such an experiment with gambling should be regarded as the best gaming behavior.
 And it is clear that it was difficult.  It’s also difficult because the brain is constantly busy remembering bets and related related information.  Even in the middle of the night when you wake up. 
But still, this experience is a fascinating journey into the world of gambling.  Fortunately, the trip turned out to be successful and interesting, which does not happen to all gamblers.

[Hamphser]

It is true for common gambler. He mostly spend some money to relax. But there are poker players, betters - for some of them gambling is a job. They get stable profit from gambling. I`m in sport betting for 3 years and still winning. Some time ago it was a period, i spent all my time for betting and i`ve got about $800 per month. But it was all my time and i had no time for my family, hobbies, rest. As the result i compared the profit between gambling and job and chose job. Now i bet when i have free time but still get some additional profit every month.

This example of yours is most likely ideal. 
If you manage to earn money at your main job, and then also make winning bets that bring even a small income, then this is certainly your achievement of optimal gambling.  But you must admit that without that period of time when you devoted all your time to gambling, you would hardly have achieved such a balance of life interests.  Experience in gambling is a great thing!  And this experience also required, as I understand, a lot of your time.  On the other hand, it seems that if you spent this time on some other income, then who knows where you would earn more.  So these are uncertainties in the life of any person, where it is not known in advance what to do better.  Probably the best option is the way you described it.  But without time spent on experience,
it is unlikely to be achievable by an ordinary person just starting to gamble.

It was difficult. I prepared for it for 2-3 months. I`ve got some money for start, rested, searched information, prediction groups, etc. It wasn`t fast decision like "tomorrow i become a gambling winner". And it was hard to wake up several times per night, stop everything and wait nice odds, for live bets. The result was nice, but i thought that it would be possible to combine the main job, the betting, my family and hobbies. Yes, i could get more money from some other job, or spend it time in some another way, but it was an experiment and i think that it was successful. But i don`t think that i would like to repeat it till i`m working.

This is clearly a great experiment.  Especially if you even managed to make money. 
Now, if any of the novice players are reading this topic and your posts, then it is quite possible to say that such an experiment with gambling should be regarded as the best gaming behavior.
 And it is clear that it was difficult.  It’s also difficult because the brain is constantly busy remembering bets and related related information.  Even in the middle of the night when you wake up. 
But still, this experience is a fascinating journey into the world of gambling.  Fortunately, the trip turned out to be successful and interesting, which does not happen to all gamblers.

Approach towards gambling shouldnt really be something that you would really be putting up your focus on into it but rather it would be best that you should be putting up on focus on how you would really be
dealing with it. Doesnt matter whether you do gamble or involved with stocks crypto market. The important here is that you do able to distinguish about the risks factor of both things.
It wont really be that so hard for you to be able know on what are those risks levels in between things so it wouldnt be so hard on how you would be able to deal with it.

The thing here is that these things are businesses on which its normal that they do make money but of course they've been pass through to lots of challenges
before they would really be able to reach out into that pinnacle of success as a business owner.

[mak013]

It was difficult. I prepared for it for 2-3 months. I`ve got some money for start, rested, searched information, prediction groups, etc. It wasn`t fast decision like "tomorrow i become a gambling winner". And it was hard to wake up several times per night, stop everything and wait nice odds, for live bets. The result was nice, but i thought that it would be possible to combine the main job, the betting, my family and hobbies. Yes, i could get more money from some other job, or spend it time in some another way, but it was an experiment and i think that it was successful. But i don`t think that i would like to repeat it till i`m working.

This is clearly a great experiment.  Especially if you even managed to make money. 
Now, if any of the novice players are reading this topic and your posts, then it is quite possible to say that such an experiment with gambling should be regarded as the best gaming behavior.
 And it is clear that it was difficult.  It’s also difficult because the brain is constantly busy remembering bets and related related information.  Even in the middle of the night when you wake up. 
But still, this experience is a fascinating journey into the world of gambling.  Fortunately, the trip turned out to be successful and interesting, which does not happen to all gamblers.

The main thing i want to say that it is possible to get money from gambling but it is not easy money as somebody thinks. You must to work hard to get positive result. Like in any kind of job or business. And i don`t recommend anybody to believe that he can become successful gambler after 2 good bets.
But the same time we can`t say that  you can`t get stable profit from gambling. And when i say "stable" i don`t mean "everyday" - but every month must be profitable.

[bitterguy28]

well yeah , nothing in this world is risk free though at least LESS RISK is what the best term to use in that part right?  
but still broker is on of the best job to have as long as you are already mature and knowledgeable in that area because most of the time this is capital free and you only need to use your connection and your Saliva to earn.

Yeah, I think I agree with you that such work of brokers cannot be called too risky.  
This is probably more of a medium risk job.
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yet RISK mate hahaha, Low,medium or High yet it is still risk that we should consider .

And much, of course, depends on the experience and rational gaming behavior of the broker.  And it also depends on the character traits of these people.  But I am convinced of one thing - that such activity is very exhausting work for the nervous system.

also agree on this .I am a type of person that also can easily be exhausted so that is why I think this should be considerable by all means.

I think that anyway, brokers are constantly in a fairly serious stressful situation and this, in turn, provokes the emergence of various other diseases.  So this kind of work can be considered “harmful”.

with this, We will both agree , harmful it is  

[promise444c5]

The main thing i want to say that it is possible to get money from gambling but it is not easy money as somebody thinks. You must to work hard to get positive result. Like in any kind of job or business. And i don`t recommend anybody to believe that he can become successful gambler after 2 good bets.
But the same time we can`t say that  you can`t get stable profit from gambling. And when i say "stable" i don`t mean "everyday" - but every month must be profitable.

IMO there's  nothing  like working harder to get a positive result  in gambling, a gambler could get a huge jackpot in his first game or in his first  10 games  while someone haven't hit a jack pot  for months of playing.
The way is see gambling  is beign able to think, smartness and more percentage  of luck, yeah! you heard me right you have to be lucky enough to hit a jackpot not just working hard  .

Gamblers  will be surprised  in their quest to hitting  this jackpot of a thing when you get addicted (in a wrong way, taking it as a job) instead of playing  responsibly, fine! if a gambler wish  to take it as a job and he's aware of the risks, then so be it  he made his decision, either he's  right or wrong is left to him to decide

[EarnOnVictor]

We may not have to compare all these together because some of them are not the same with each other, gambling most especially is a different form of getting entertained with fun and others are more about making an investment or business while the brokers are the intermediaries between brokers, all we need to know is what constitutes whatever thing we are going in for,when we have the understanding, we will not be cheated and we are going to be at the top of having it's best satisfaction.

You are trying to establish a meaningful point but you never concluded it well and no matter what we think about gambling and business, they are certainly not the same thing. Let me start with your points and twist them a little bit for more understanding.

If you look at it from the view that gambling could be done for the purpose of fun/entertainment and money making, can trading be done for the purpose of fun? The answer is No because trading is for the purpose of investment and business. That's the first point to know that they are not the same thing. But for the money-making part of gambling that people often mistake for trading, is gambling about buying and selling like trading? Certainly No too. Trading is all about buying and selling which makes it business.

But gambling is betting and certainly not a business where two or more parties will be transacting in a market that establishes its own demands and supplies. Where is the demand and supply in gambling? It is pure betting and will never be trading/business. The fact that both are risky doesn't make them the same thing.

[Taskford]

It was difficult. I prepared for it for 2-3 months. I`ve got some money for start, rested, searched information, prediction groups, etc. It wasn`t fast decision like "tomorrow i become a gambling winner". And it was hard to wake up several times per night, stop everything and wait nice odds, for live bets. The result was nice, but i thought that it would be possible to combine the main job, the betting, my family and hobbies. Yes, i could get more money from some other job, or spend it time in some another way, but it was an experiment and i think that it was successful. But i don`t think that i would like to repeat it till i`m working.

This is clearly a great experiment.  Especially if you even managed to make money. 
Now, if any of the novice players are reading this topic and your posts, then it is quite possible to say that such an experiment with gambling should be regarded as the best gaming behavior.
 And it is clear that it was difficult.  It’s also difficult because the brain is constantly busy remembering bets and related related information.  Even in the middle of the night when you wake up. 
But still, this experience is a fascinating journey into the world of gambling.  Fortunately, the trip turned out to be successful and interesting, which does not happen to all gamblers.

The main thing i want to say that it is possible to get money from gambling but it is not easy money as somebody thinks.

But the same time we can`t say that  you can`t get stable profit from gambling. And when i say "stable" i don`t mean "everyday" - but every month must be profitable.

If they think its impossible to earn money on gambling then why they continue to gamble if those people know they would just lost their money in the end whatever efforts they try? Its useless to gamble that way and saying we gamble for fun is just an excuse since all want to win at some point.

We can possibly earn if we have fulfillment on something we earn and can appreciate even if what we receive is small amount. But if they are greedy enough to extend for thinking that they could able to win more then do gamble in bad way then for sure that they will never be successful nor earn something in return for doing this. We maybe can't get stable profit on gambling but at least we have a chance to take out our profit.

[mak013]

The main thing i want to say that it is possible to get money from gambling but it is not easy money as somebody thinks. You must to work hard to get positive result. Like in any kind of job or business. And i don`t recommend anybody to believe that he can become successful gambler after 2 good bets.
But the same time we can`t say that  you can`t get stable profit from gambling. And when i say "stable" i don`t mean "everyday" - but every month must be profitable.

IMO there's  nothing  like working harder to get a positive result  in gambling, a gambler could get a huge jackpot in his first game or in his first  10 games  while someone haven't hit a jack pot  for months of playing.
The way is see gambling  is beign able to think, smartness and more percentage  of luck, yeah! you heard me right you have to be lucky enough to hit a jackpot not just working hard  .

Gamblers  will be surprised  in their quest to hitting  this jackpot of a thing when you get addicted (in a wrong way, taking it as a job) instead of playing  responsibly, fine! if a gambler wish  to take it as a job and he's aware of the risks, then so be it  he made his decision, either he's  right or wrong is left to him to decide

I don`t try to hit jackpot. I make odds between 2 and 10, sometimes multibets, sometimes bets with the odd more than 50 for fun. When i bet like a job - it was lots of money management. I increased/decreased bets, moved some money to "bank", etc. Gambler who wants to hit jackpot mostly lose as the result.

The main thing i want to say that it is possible to get money from gambling but it is not easy money as somebody thinks.

But the same time we can`t say that  you can`t get stable profit from gambling. And when i say "stable" i don`t mean "everyday" - but every month must be profitable.

If they think its impossible to earn money on gambling then why they continue to gamble if those people know they would just lost their money in the end whatever efforts they try? Its useless to gamble that way and saying we gamble for fun is just an excuse since all want to win at some point.

We can possibly earn if we have fulfillment on something we earn and can appreciate even if what we receive is small amount. But if they are greedy enough to extend for thinking that they could able to win more then do gamble in bad way then for sure that they will never be successful nor earn something in return for doing this. We maybe can't get stable profit on gambling but at least we have a chance to take out our profit.

I don`t know why. Somebody want to hit jackpot, somebody wants to get easy money. But it doesn`t work so. It is possible to get big prize, but it is paid by the main part of other gamblers, who lost.

[Ojima-ojo]

       -    Actually, I'm wondering if the broker is related or similar to the casino. Because it seems far-fetched to compare a broker to gambling in a casino. Isn't that broker only for Forex traders? I can't see its connection here at the casino.

I guess op just wanted to throw in the broker stuff here instead of the traders wing otherwise I also don't see correlation of brokerage in gambling or casinos because that is a direct stake or the casino which is an end to itself and not a middle man like the broker would do in the financial market. However, brokers don't only operate in the forex trading, they also exist banking and insurance, stocks, derivatives market etc.

Forex is more of financial trading activities, and not like gambling that you have to risk it all, in trading, one risk either the profits and loses, and mentaining the assets, while I gambling you can lose 100% and not be left with anything at all.


So I believe this discussion fits best at the trading discussions but then since ops already mentioned the comparison between gambling and stock, it make a little if we contribute our portion to this discussion.