Can somebody make a successful career in gambling

[Captain Corporate]

I would say there is a possibility outside of gambling income but regarding gambling all at the same time. Just to give an example, stake owns kick as far as I know, that's a streaming platform. So maybe you can't really make money from gambling itself, but who knows maybe you could stream your gambling, gamble on stake, stream on kick, and if you do it long enough then you could both get some sponsorship type of deal based on if you get viewership, and also all those donations and subs etc etc could make you earn some money. I personally do not know if those people are making money, but there are ways where you could make money gambling without being it gambling income, you could lose by gambling, but make profit by doing something with that.

[Slow death]

When it comes to gambling, even if people have a plan that consists of good bankroll management, good game analysis, and access to good information about the game, it is still difficult to think about making a fixed profit, because That's what talking about having a gambling career is the same as talking about mission impossible. What happens is that professional bettors write books, create telegram channels to give courses, create twitch and youtube channels to analyze games and with that they make money through referral commissions and the sponsorship that casinos give them. , and they play with little money because they know they are going to lose everything

Now we need to see if a person has sponsorships and channels on Telegram, YouTube, Twitch and earns a lot of money constantly doing this, then he is a successful professional gambler, this means that he lives from gambling, so it wouldn't be a mission It is impossible to make a living from gambling and make a career out of it. because the definition of career means the places that the person has worked, in this case the person, when sponsored by the casino, is working for the casino, so if he has worked for many casinos over the years, then he has a career in gambling

[gunhell16]

I would say there is a possibility outside of gambling income but regarding gambling all at the same time. Just to give an example, stake owns kick as far as I know, that's a streaming platform. So maybe you can't really make money from gambling itself, but who knows maybe you could stream your gambling, gamble on stake, stream on kick, and if you do it long enough then you could both get some sponsorship type of deal based on if you get viewership, and also all those donations and subs etc etc could make you earn some money. I personally do not know if those people are making money, but there are ways where you could make money gambling without being it gambling income, you could lose by gambling, but make profit by doing something with that.

Perhaps effective gambling management is required, because when done or handled properly, I believe you will not develop a gambling addiction over time. Because it contains a lot of information that can benefit any gambler who is capable of using it.

And one of them is that the gambler has a limit to his level; in this regard, when employed as a casino player, it will improve the gambler's so-called self-control and discipline as a gambling player. This is significant and will undoubtedly benefit his future behaviors.

[qwertyup23]

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?

Short Answer: NO
Long Answer: It depends

Generally, people should not treat gambling as a money-making venture due to the risks involved. The risks is just too great for a person to make this their source of income and the monetary security is not present in this field. Like what I have mentioned before, there is nothing absolute in gambling which makes it very difficult for someone to earn money consistently.

Though this may be the case, there are a few people like 1% of the whole population, some made gambling as their main source of income. For example, Daniel Negreanu is known to be the best poker player in history with his accurate intuition and predictability of cards. But be reminded that only a very VERY few people can treat gambling as a profession.

[Hispo]

I believe that if anyone who is remotely serious to start a career as a professional gambler should first take classes of laws of probabilities and statistics and then try to open their own casino, instead. That is one of the few reliable ways to make a living out of gambling.

The other option would be to become a professional poker player, which would retire a bit of skill and not only luck, participate on tournaments, etc.

If anyone says they can make money steadily from luck, they are almost certainly lying to your face.

[2double0]

It depends on the type of gambling a gambler chooses to do.
If you are good at sports, only do sports betting.
If you play poker, go for poker games only on casino.
If you feel you are lucky at dice games, there are plenty options and you may try crash games too.

The question is, how focused you are at building a career in gambling if that is what you want to do in your life for long time. If you can take small risks and have proper money management with good risk to reward strategy (you need it here too), then you can make a successful career in gambling. If you do not wish to gamble, there are other options too like creating a gambling website for a client, integration of crypto in it, providing customer support services and plenty other things to do to make a career in it without gambling yourself.

[danherbias07]

By risking your own money? I don't think so. That's not a job, that's a habit.
A job means you are using only your skills and then you get paid for it. You don't release money but only your talent or what you studied and mastered at school. If ever you will be using any money, that's for job hunting and your own food when you are hired. That's a job and a career most likely in the future.
In gambling, it's more like a business type of thing but more of a risk. You cannot assume that you will always win because there's a higher chance that you will lose either in the short run or in the long run. If you are a streamer for them though, yes it is a job. I don't think they are using their own money there because they are only required to showcase the game to their viewers, it's almost like advertising. Do not force this kind of idea to yourself, there are a lot of jobs out there instead of this.

[romero121]

• Considering it a career is possible, maybe through programming skills can start his own casino.
• Can create games that were unique and provides with better winning probability.
• Some gambling platforms requires people to promote through regional language. Such position can be filled
• Can have signal providing service for sports betting, if you're good in it.
• Gambling is a big industry and it have got lots of opportunities. We should explore and find what suits to our
  ability and work on it rather than prioritising gambling to make money.

[klidex]

Making gambling a career for success is too risky in my opinion, not all gamblers can do it, only truly professional gamblers can do this.
So far, I have never met or heard of anyone who has made gambling a job or a successful career, except for the casino owner himself, who most likely as the owner will definitely only provide it and not play it.
As we know, several large casino companies are everywhere and make fantastic profits every day. Of course, if you want to make gambling a successful career, it's better to open your own gambling platform, not to play gambling.

[Tuturtinular]

Making gambling a career for success is too risky in my opinion, not all gamblers can do it, only truly professional gamblers can do this.
So far, I have never met or heard of anyone who has made gambling a job or a successful career, except for the casino owner himself, who most likely as the owner will definitely only provide it and not play it.
As we know, several large casino companies are everywhere and make fantastic profits every day. Of course, if you want to make gambling a successful career, it's better to open your own gambling platform, not to play gambling.

Yes, that's right, in my opinion the ideal career or job is to have a consistent income every month. In gambling we cannot always make a profit, especially if greed and emotions cannot be controlled, it is very likely that we will spend a lot of money at the casino. Of course, this is very risky, especially if we have dependent wives and children.

I agree with you, if we want to have a career in gambling, maybe it is better for us to create our own casino because it is more profitable and can provide consistent income. But if we can't create our own casino yet, perhaps working as a marketing or division officer in a casino would be more logical than a career as a gambler.

[len01]

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?

not sure if anyone has answered my answer first but this is just my opinion.

Its hard to believe that gambling is used as a job or career to earn daily income and can be successful, whereas if you could understand all the risks and how gambling works, it would not be possible for you to think about this even for example, in this world there are 1000 people only 1 can be successful in earning income from gambling and even then it does not always go smoothly but sometimes you still lose.
and lets try simple way all types of casino bets all depend on luck and maybe poker games can be relied on using skill, but do we know whether our opponents are real humans or just bot players from the bookie?

next we take a simple example of sports betting and maybe people say that using an arbitrage strategy can be successful in getting a steady income and it not be that easy. you have to look for sportsbook that has different odds and on one hand, gambling is not allowed because if it is known by the bookie it will be done ban and banned account.

well, from some of what I said, this makes more sense to me and I do this by thinking using logic. and if you really want to be successful in gambling you can do it by becoming gambler who has your own gambling company or building gambling business or becoming a bookie. that success.

[inthelongrun]

Are the answers, not obvious OP? I still call gambling as a sort of entertainment. It is possible to make a career out of gambling if you are employed by a gambling company or you start your own gambling business. Other than that, it is hard to imagine making it your regular source of income. You can't be lucky all the time so how are you getting money for your regular expenses during a string of bad luck?

And to those that are saying that there are people that are always gambling and can be seen in the casinos daily. They are mostly businessmen or they have professions that give them the luxury to gamble big amounts regularly.

There are professional gamblers that do nothing but gamble, and even when they lose, they still have a winning streak. The game has players sing to entertain, thus it's gambling out of playing for enjoyment people might get lucky. They have prepared themselves for any eventuality. Every gambling agent has their own commission share, and from my experience, when gaming companies wisely invest in marketing, business opportunities follow. When I see businessmen gambling with money, I used to be terrified, but now I don't mind because it leads to business conversations that will help their company while still being entertaining. Gambling is meant to be fun, after all.

Really? And you know them personally? Did you know their personal backgrounds? When I was in college, one of my friends gambled in a casino nearly every day mostly playing poker. But he came from a rich family so he's got the funds. The capital alone when you gamble in order to win a significant amount is not small so I am curious if an ordinary person is capable of just doing nothing but gamble.

Maybe you're terrified because of the huge amounts they gamble. But it's normal for rich people to gamble huge amounts of money like it's nothing to them.

[madnessteat]

^

You don't have to have a lot of money to hone your poker skills, in fact you only need a poker set to start playing poker. When I was a student, my friends and I often spent our free time playing poker.

On the Internet there are lists of the most professional poker players, so they not only exist but also live near us.

[knowngunman]

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?

Well, this idea may sound good but it's important to know that gambling should be taken as a form of entertainment and it's odds are generally stacked against the players. Although, it's true that the gambling industry is evolving especially in the recent years with the rise of online gambling and technologies. So it's certainly possible to make a career out of gambling if you are prepared for the risk ahead. Being a casino manager is a perfect example of gambling career but it requires some kinda training and luck to succeed in the industry. We have some set of people who are also analyzers in gambling but this aspect is very technical. Fortunately you already know that anything gambling related is very risky and not everyone will be successful after venturing into the industry.

[ethereumhunter]

Gambling is not a job. But I don't blame anyone if someone thinks about using gambling as a job. Maybe they feel capable of earning money from gambling and have skills in betting. But most people will fail before they can even make money from gambling. It is difficult to achieve something that, for most people, it is also difficult to make money from gambling. So it is better for those who still experience losses at gambling not to consider gambling as work and only as entertainment.

It will not cause them problems while gambling because they can treat gambling as entertainment. They will know when they can gamble and when to stop gambling. They do not intend to win the gambling game because they know it will be difficult for them. They are better off having fun and betting on many gambling games. Who knows, they might win later.

[nara1892]

Gambling is not a job. But I don't blame anyone if someone thinks about using gambling as a job. Maybe they feel capable of earning money from gambling and have skills in betting. But most people will fail before they can even make money from gambling. It is difficult to achieve something that, for most people, it is also difficult to make money from gambling. So it is better for those who still experience losses at gambling not to consider gambling as work and only as entertainment.

It will not cause them problems while gambling because they can treat gambling as entertainment. They will know when they can gamble and when to stop gambling. They do not intend to win the gambling game because they know it will be difficult for them. They are better off having fun and betting on many gambling games. Who knows, they might win later.

Obviously I agree with you that gambling is not a job or even at all can not be made the main job, it is clear because there is no way they can earn income especially consistently from a place that only relies on luck. That's a general statement that I think everyone must also understand, except for those whose mindset has been disturbed or unhealthy and we can see how many people have fallen down due to taking it too seriously or assuming too much in this gambling, they really regret it when they run out of everything.

Honestly, I don't know why now there are still people who even follow their wrong mindset, there is one of my friends who can't even miss a day not to gamble, he says winning or losing is normal but what often happens is always losing but strangely he seems normal, even though on the other hand there is nothing or success that can be achieved there except for occasional wins and that is very rare. This is just a cycle that will continue to spin indefinitely and is not a process that can lead you to success in gambling. That's right, it's better to stop before it's too late, change your wrong mindset, don't wait to run out of everything because you will definitely regret it.

[piebeyb]

Gambling is not a job. But I don't blame anyone if someone thinks about using gambling as a job. Maybe they feel capable of earning money from gambling and have skills in betting. But most people will fail before they can even make money from gambling. It is difficult to achieve something that, for most people, it is also difficult to make money from gambling. So it is better for those who still experience losses at gambling not to consider gambling as work and only as entertainment.

It will not cause them problems while gambling because they can treat gambling as entertainment. They will know when they can gamble and when to stop gambling. They do not intend to win the gambling game because they know it will be difficult for them. They are better off having fun and betting on many gambling games. Who knows, they might win later.

Yes, it's true that everyone has the choice to think of gambling as what they think, whether it's work or just entertainment, no one is to blame, everyone takes their own risks, but most of those who consider gambling as a job are usually someone who doesn't have a permanent job outside. there so they consider gambling as their source of income.

It's different for those who only consider gambling as just entertainment, they are more relaxed enjoying the game and have lots of time for family as well as work including other hobbies so they don't focus too much on gambling, I'm sure people who consider gambling as their job will not have time for other hobbies even his family because they will spend their time in gambling to get a win which is very difficult and not promising. 

[ultrloa]

Gambling is not a job. But I don't blame anyone if someone thinks about using gambling as a job. Maybe they feel capable of earning money from gambling and have skills in betting. But most people will fail before they can even make money from gambling. It is difficult to achieve something that, for most people, it is also difficult to make money from gambling. So it is better for those who still experience losses at gambling not to consider gambling as work and only as entertainment.

It will not cause them problems while gambling because they can treat gambling as entertainment. They will know when they can gamble and when to stop gambling. They do not intend to win the gambling game because they know it will be difficult for them. They are better off having fun and betting on many gambling games. Who knows, they might win later.

Depends on what form you gonna use gambling since if you just play without doing any nice action about it then I will agree that you cannot get a better life on this industry. But if you are skilled enough and have entertainment factor talent then you can open up your channel and do livestream. We see several people doing this and they are successful to earn some hot cash from their activities especially on the promotions they get from those big casino that want to have a partnership with them. You just need to be visible always and make sure that you entertain your community members since you provably earn a lot of money with this.

Gambling will not really damage you if you just think about this as for entertainment but you also need to find other ways to earn and don't only think about solely play just for the sake of trying to earn money on the you think lucky days. Building up a career on gambling as promoter is nice so people want to start some like that should start to build up their connections since this is important on entertainment industry.

[fullhdpixel]

Gambling is not a job and should never be treated as such.

As long as there is still a chance of you losing and not being in control of your predictions it will never be suitable for a career and unlike trading where you can improve your knowledge and skills and eventually helps you perform more trades efficiently gambling is not like that since 90% of it is based on luck.

And rather than waste your time looking for means to make gambling a means to earn passively (which would make some results into using some unethical means to achieve it) I’d advise you look for a skills that can later be monetized that’s far more better than betting on luck.

A job is when someone earns a consistent income. Common gamblers who play using their own funds can't be treated as a worker but it's possible that gambling can provide a career because a casino can hire workers. Also in the pro-gambling scene, there are companies who can hire skilled gamblers, just like in the pro-gaming scene.

Trading on the other hand can be a career if the trader is well-skilled. It can also work the same as I said earlier, where are company can hire a trader to work in a copy trading service or to provide a premium signal. Any skill in any field can be monetized. It's just that some are like you said (unethical). Maybe there are still some people who won't mind doing that, just for the sake of earning money.

[Juse14]

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?

I don't know how many times I have come across questions like this and I can't stop thinking... how come there are still people who think that gambling is a job in which there is a career and as if we can continue to improve that career.

We must remember and we must understand carefully that our position in gambling is not that of workers but that we are customers and we are players, where we have to pay and deposit a certain amount of money to be able to play and bet there. and even if we get wins and profits, it is part of our luck in gambling. "If you want to be successful then create a business, if you want to multiply your money then go for an investment but if you want to find fun and excitement then please go gambling.

There are gamblers that had taken gambling as a job so there is nothing wrong if we see gambling as a means of survival. Gambling can be very intriguing if we are getting some consistent profits from it but I will never advise anyone to see gambling as a career because anything can happen and we might start making loses which can be very discouraging to us and making us think of doing illegal things just to make money and gamble.

 There are people that have borrowed funds just to gamble and they'll finally lose it because bet can not be always predicted.if we are not making any profits then we have to look for other means to make money for ourselves.

There are indeed people like that, but are you sure you will be that lucky in gambling? I think this is impossible. Heyy... bro, the need is real, we have to eat two to three times a day, that's real and if tomorrow or the day after we plan to start a family then clearly we have to support it. And to answer all these needs and responsibilities, we must have a clear vision and income so that our needs are met and our families are supported. If we consider gambling as our job, then this is a misunderstanding in understanding gambling itself. Gambling is full of uncertainty and you never know when you will get a big win in gambling. and how can we answer something certain (needs) with something uncertain (gambling)?

Even to be able to gamble we need money and do we have to take out a loan to be able to gamble as you mentioned? In my opinion, we should not do this because it will only result in losses and in the end we will be in debt. So if we want to have a lot of money then let's start building a business and continue to develop the business and don't forget to invest so that your money keeps circulating, not just in the business that you manage.

"Never believe the lie that gambling can make us successful and isn't it true that there is someone who has achieved success and has a business that is progressing and developing but has to be destroyed because of his bad behavior in gambling."