Can somebody make a successful career in gambling

[nullama]

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Yes, considering gambling as a source of income is not a good thing, because every time we gamble, we have to spend capital to be able to gamble. In gambling, we don't necessarily mean we can win, let alone consistently win the gambling we play, but what they will get. only losses in gambling, when you experience a gambling addiction, of course this will be very detrimental for everyone who gambles.

Also, on top of the financial capital invested, there is the time and mental space that is taken away from making other things.

So, it can be a very expensive thing when considering every factor, like the mind and time used.

[len01]

Even though many people can win from gambling, we still shouldn't use gambling as a main source of income because we might find it difficult to keep winning.

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first few lines of your words are quite clear that winning is just a bonus when gambler pays for the pleasure and as if given a small bonus to provide an additional sensation and this does not mean that gambling is always profitable or always give a win because this is business to benefit gambling party but occasionally it will provide some winnings to its customers as a form of fair.

unfortunately this seems like an easy logic to say but it will be very difficult to have thoughts like this because most gamblers want to win for money and I admit that sometimes I have thoughts like that. so its natural that many gamblers assume that gambling can be used as a career to make a profit.

[South Park]

Even though many people can win from gambling, we still shouldn't use gambling as a main source of income because we might find it difficult to keep winning.

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first few lines of your words are quite clear that winning is just a bonus when gambler pays for the pleasure and as if given a small bonus to provide an additional sensation and this does not mean that gambling is always profitable or always give a win because this is business to benefit gambling party but occasionally it will provide some winnings to its customers as a form of fair.

unfortunately this seems like an easy logic to say but it will be very difficult to have thoughts like this because most gamblers want to win for money and I admit that sometimes I have thoughts like that. so its natural that many gamblers assume that gambling can be used as a career to make a profit.

And without a doubt this is a dangerous path to take, after all when we are engaging ourselves with other hobbies like watching TV or reading a book I do not think anyone actually thinks they can earn money with those hobbies, and yet when it comes to gambling those are precisely the thoughts people have, so whenever we have those thoughts we need to take a break as that train of thought could cause us to make massive mistakes that we will later regret.

[mdzahed134]

As the gambling industry is evolving, I think innovations would have kicked in that can make someone create a career from gambling. I do not know how this can be achieved but I feel it is possible.

Making gambling a full time job might be seen as risky but I still feel one can make gambling full time job and a career.

What do you all think?

Honestly, this is the first time i have heard that people can consider gambling as a career in their life, but i personally still don't think that it can be a full time job, it’s a easiest way to poor because nothing is more risky than gambling. And no way to it’s can be career even i think it’s can destroy your life also your family. It is very rare that gambling makes people quick rich. Those who are very addicted in gambling may be they taken it as a career.

[bitpotter]

I think it's impossible because after all gambling will not make a person successful and maybe if it is a means of filling free time I think it is more appropriate. Everyone is just looking for fun in gambling and maybe there are some people who aim to be successful in gambling but it will only drain their money. I think everyone should pay attention to their gambling patterns so they don't fall too deep into it and can look for work or other activities if they want to be successful.

[bocyaj]

I think it's impossible because after all gambling will not make a person successful and maybe if it is a means of filling free time I think it is more appropriate. Everyone is just looking for fun in gambling and maybe there are some people who aim to be successful in gambling but it will only drain their money. I think everyone should pay attention to their gambling patterns so they don't fall too deep into it and can look for work or other activities if they want to be successful.

The gambler can make the successful career in gambling,if he is millionaire with huge dollars for the backup.Because the gambling possibilities was both good and bad,if the good luck was happened.He can able to do the next gambling game with the winning money,if the gambler loss means he will not have money for the next game.How he can make the successful career with this situation,it’s simple the gambler should do along with their real job.

Gambling with the business itself not the better option,because both gambling and business need money for the rotation.The people who ready to have fun with their money,the gambling will be their choice.But the gambling will not be the better option for the people carrier.

[Sakanwa]

It is no doubt that gambling has the ability to turn a poor and hopeless person into a rich guy.This is why some persons have remained addicted to the game because when they hear on Internet or over the radio that some person's have won a very huge amount of money,it triggers him to push more in other to make that kind of name.Gambling can indeed change the story of someone who is lucky enough to win big,he can start an investment with the money,and might eventually turn him to be a rich person.But one thing gambling does not guarantee people is how to play the game and be able to win that amount of money,

[Oasisman]

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Yes, considering gambling as a source of income is not a good thing, because every time we gamble, we have to spend capital to be able to gamble. In gambling, we don't necessarily mean we can win, let alone consistently win the gambling we play, but what they will get. only losses in gambling, when you experience a gambling addiction, of course this will be very detrimental for everyone who gambles.

Also, on top of the financial capital invested, there is the time and mental space that is taken away from making other things.

So, it can be a very expensive thing when considering every factor, like the mind and time used.

I like the understanding there. A time spent into something that you have not profited from is a total waste of time and every losses we make will gradually destroy our mental health unnoticeably. Therefore, gambling could sometimes or most of the time drain us all out not just monetarily but also with the things being said. So, I was thinking how could someone make a successful career in gambling when the stress level you get is tripled compared to when you're working for a company, plus the gains and losses are inconsistent. How can someone is able to cope up with his daily needs in this kind of financial set up?

[len01]

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And without a doubt this is a dangerous path to take, after all when we are engaging ourselves with other hobbies like watching TV or reading a book I do not think anyone actually thinks they can earn money with those hobbies, and yet when it comes to gambling those are precisely the thoughts people have, so whenever we have those thoughts we need to take a break as that train of thought could cause us to make massive mistakes that we will later regret.

well, in this case the problem occurs because of the wrong mindset, as you said, when someone reads a book or watches TV, they think they won't make money, but if their hobby is gambling, they will make money, and this is a very bad thought for people who have thoughts like this.
but we can divert all of that with positive thoughts, such as someone's hobby of reading books to develop their writing talent and become a successful writer and we can equate it like a gambler who continues to gamble on skill based games to improve his talent to a higher level to become a good gambler success to get victory in every game.

there is no harm in trying to make a career in gambling, it's just that we have to choose the right type of bet that doesn't rely on luck and we'll see. I've said before that a famous poker gambler who is very rich and all of that is the result of his skill at playing poker, has extraordinary talent and follows tournaments at every event and you can get the main prize with a large value.
I have told this story here before and I say it again because indeed gambling can make us a career here, it's just that sometimes someone has the wrong understanding so I will say this again so that anyone who has the wrong mindset will immediately realize that not all types betting relies on luck alone.

[EarnOnVictor]

I think it's impossible because after all gambling will not make a person successful and maybe if it is a means of filling free time I think it is more appropriate. Everyone is just looking for fun in gambling and maybe there are some people who aim to be successful in gambling but it will only drain their money. I think everyone should pay attention to their gambling patterns so they don't fall too deep into it and can look for work or other activities if they want to be successful.

Your remark that "gambling will not make a person successful" is ill-conceived, you are just not right about it. Although the people who would make money in gambling are so few, yet, this still does not justify us to be entirely writing it off. If you are revealed to by the big gambling houses how people are betting with huge amounts, you would be surprised about the magnitude. If gambling can't make people successful, there can't be such as they would have be more careful and even weary of it if it has been making them lose and also people they know. But there are some professional gamblers who gamble for a living, and as this might sound so untrue, but that's it. Only that they do not engage in gambling the way most of us often do, they are more creative and well-behaved, mature and managerial in their gambling approach. If this is a lie, you can see from those who complained that their withdrawals were not processed, some will even wager over $300,000 and defend the reason how they made that move. And with the way they speak, you know they know what they are doing. So, it all depends on us and how exposed we are to gambling. Unfortunately, only a very small fraction will be able to get to this wonderful level in gambling.

[slapper]

I think it's impossible because after all gambling will not make a person successful and maybe if it is a means of filling free time I think it is more appropriate. Everyone is just looking for fun in gambling and maybe there are some people who aim to be successful in gambling but it will only drain their money. I think everyone should pay attention to their gambling patterns so they don't fall too deep into it and can look for work or other activities if they want to be successful.

Your remark that "gambling will not make a person successful" is ill-conceived, you are just not right about it. Although the people who would make money in gambling are so few, yet, this still does not justify us to be entirely writing it off. If you are revealed to by the big gambling houses how people are betting with huge amounts, you would be surprised about the magnitude. If gambling can't make people successful, there can't be such as they would have be more careful and even weary of it if it has been making them lose and also people they know. But there are some professional gamblers who gamble for a living, and as this might sound so untrue, but that's it. Only that they do not engage in gambling the way most of us often do, they are more creative and well-behaved, mature and managerial in their gambling approach. If this is a lie, you can see from those who complained that their withdrawals were not processed, some will even wager over $300,000 and defend the reason how they made that move. And with the way they speak, you know they know what they are doing. So, it all depends on us and how exposed we are to gambling. Unfortunately, only a very small fraction will be able to get to this wonderful level in gambling.

Your love for gambling's potential shows you've seen its bright side. But let's balance the scales, shall we? The gambling industry is a complicated one, isn't it? There are, on the one hand, the professional gamblers you alluded to, who approach this field strategically. For them, it's practically a science: they analyse trends, comprehend probability, and control hazards. It's not about luck here; it's about skill and discipline and, most importantly, a thorough understanding of the game. Isn't it fascinating how successful they have been?  But gambling is still a game of chance for most people. We don't reject the few's victories, but we respect the many's reality. We have to take into account people who have suffered losses, frequently big ones, while discussing gambling as a means of achieving success. Don't we need to look at both sides of the issue? The world of gambling might be tricky for some people to navigate, but it can be easy for others. It's a world that demands extraordinary control and emotional intelligence in addition to competence, isn't it?

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

I think it's impossible because after all gambling will not make a person successful and maybe if it is a means of filling free time I think it is more appropriate. Everyone is just looking for fun in gambling and maybe there are some people who aim to be successful in gambling but it will only drain their money. I think everyone should pay attention to their gambling patterns so they don't fall too deep into it and can look for work or other activities if they want to be successful.

Your remark that "gambling will not make a person successful" is ill-conceived, you are just not right about it. Although the people who would make money in gambling are so few, yet, this still does not justify us to be entirely writing it off. If you are revealed to by the big gambling houses how people are betting with huge amounts,

Yes, that's true, and those who gamble with huge sum are those who use such money to bet on small possible realistic odds, and not those who tend to use $1 to win a million dollars. But however, when it comes to gambling, it depends on how exposed you are that could enable you making it either a career or not, because I have come across people who just literally gamble or analyze a game while gambling on Youtube and Facebook, who gets paid huge sum monthly from this two social media giant from monetization and sponsorship deals. So in such case, can you say these people haven't created a career from gambling?

[Jody.Drummer]

If your goal is to have a successful career in gambling I think it's too dangerous, I think and I hope you can do some consideration first before finally making a decision, I will not care about any reason that justifies your goal, because after all this is just a game of probability and nothing more than that.

So maybe it's too impossible if you have the idea of having a successful career in gambling if you really want to have a successful career then in my opinion it makes more sense if you become a bookie yourself or I mean having your own casino then it will make more sense because basically anyway the house will always win. So the point is I hope you or whoever it is to be able to think more realistically and rationally before finally deciding something that of course can make you finally regret it.

[Dewi Aries]

It is no doubt that gambling has the ability to turn a poor and hopeless person into a rich guy.This is why some persons have remained addicted to the game because when they hear on Internet or over the radio that some person's have won a very huge amount of money,it triggers him to push more in other to make that kind of name.Gambling can indeed change the story of someone who is lucky enough to win big,he can start an investment with the money,and might eventually turn him to be a rich person.But one thing gambling does not guarantee people is how to play the game and be able to win that amount of money,

It is true that winning can change someone's life from poor to rich, but in my opinion it will be difficult to get a win that can change someone's life from poor to rich, because not everyone has luck in gambling even if they try their hardest if they don't have luck in gambling it won't make them get a win that can change their life, but with small wins it is possible.

Someone will get their winnings if they have strong luck in gambling, someone who can change their life to become rich by gambling in my opinion is a very lucky person, because they have strong luck so they can get a win that makes their life change, I have also seen people who are rich by gambling and they succeeded in astonishing all their friends.

[nimogsm]

I think it's impossible because after all gambling will not make a person successful and maybe if it is a means of filling free time I think it is more appropriate. Everyone is just looking for fun in gambling and maybe there are some people who aim to be successful in gambling but it will only drain their money. I think everyone should pay attention to their gambling patterns so they don't fall too deep into it and can look for work or other activities if they want to be successful.

There are quite a lot of people who became famous thanks to the game of poker, in many large countries where gambling is allowed there are such players, although poker is the same sport. But I don’t know a single king of betting on sports events or a king of slot machines. Most often, those who often win in any form of gambling are not public people.

[Lorence.xD]

~snip~
Yes, considering gambling as a source of income is not a good thing, because every time we gamble, we have to spend capital to be able to gamble. In gambling, we don't necessarily mean we can win, let alone consistently win the gambling we play, but what they will get. only losses in gambling, when you experience a gambling addiction, of course this will be very detrimental for everyone who gambles.

Also, on top of the financial capital invested, there is the time and mental space that is taken away from making other things.

So, it can be a very expensive thing when considering every factor, like the mind and time used.

I like the understanding there. A time spent into something that you have not profited from is a total waste of time and every losses we make will gradually destroy our mental health unnoticeably. Therefore, gambling could sometimes or most of the time drain us all out not just monetarily but also with the things being said. So, I was thinking how could someone make a successful career in gambling when the stress level you get is tripled compared to when you're working for a company, plus the gains and losses are inconsistent. How can someone is able to cope up with his daily needs in this kind of financial set up?

I think almost everything in this world is stressful especially when it comes to finding a good source of money to provide all of your needs. Sometimes people prefer to use their own way or method to have money, for example, they are really that good at gambling and could make money. We all know that gambling is not really recommendable as a source of money as gambling is a risk that is a 50/50 situation which is to win or not, you cannot rely on luck just to put food on your table, you would really need to have a solid contract with a company that could help you to get the money for your own needs. They could manage with that set-up maybe just for a week or two, but for a long-term situation, for sure you would already lose all of your funds cause you can't go home without profits.

[cheezcarls]

There is no way that you call gambling a career. There’s no perfect strategy in gambling even if you follow countless methods on so-called gurus on Youtube and other platforms, the chances of winning are zero to very slim.

There are no guarantees or promises about the results in gambling, but it’s different in crypto trading however.

Some are calling it a hobby, but a high risk one which involves real money that you can afford to lose. We’re just all depending on the luck that we have if we bet it right no matter if it’s sports betting, roulette, blackjack, poker or any type of online casino game.

[Plaguedeath]

Somebody? yes, can we? nope.

There's always someone who really lucky and able to make money through gambling, but the percentage is really low compared to people who lose in gambling. In this life we're taking risk to become successful, but when the risk is too high and only some people can successful, it's better to avoid that and choose other career which has lower risk or something that you can control.

[Ever-young]

If your goal is to have a successful career in gambling I think it's too dangerous, I think and I hope you can do some consideration first before finally making a decision, I will not care about any reason that justifies your goal, because after all this is just a game of probability and nothing more than that.

Just tell the dude the truth that it's not possible to have a successful career in gambling, many have tried and it didn't turn out well. First of all like you said, it's a game of probability, nothing is certain in gambling since it's not a game that requires your personal skill or the hard work you put in to it but completely depends on luck. So how can you make a successful career when you don't even have an atom of control. Well except for few games that requires application of your IQ and maths, like Poker or Black Jack

[gunhell16]

As the gambling industry is evolving, I think innovations would have kicked in that can make someone create a career from gambling. I do not know how this can be achieved but I feel it is possible.

Making gambling a full time job might be seen as risky but I still feel one can make gambling full time job and a career.

What do you all think?

Is gambling for you, dude? It's hard to make gambling a job if what we always experience is losing every time we play. Why is it that every time you play gambling, OP always wins at every game provider you bet on? I'm just asking.

Because if you always win, I can say that it's a job if every day or every time you play, you bring home a winning at the casino you play. But if this is not what happens every time you play gambling, you cannot say that gambling is a job, in my opinion.