Can somebody make a successful career in gambling

[masulum]

But if we look at what is been directly meant by the OP of the thread which is the referral of someone actually turning his gambling habit as a means of income then that is a totally different case all together.

As I have mentioned, a career in gambling cannot be achieved by everyone. I understand what the OP mean, about the possibility of making gambling a full time job. This is a very difficult thing, considering not every day we can win and get a lot of money. Playing cards, betting on sports, all of these can be options, but win is not always ours. Especially for those who choose to make slots their full time gambling, this will be even more difficult. Referrals are not a part of the OP mean, but I think this is the easiest for gamblers to choose. However, the factor of how he gets referrals and how much he gets will determine his income.

[khiholangkang]

But if we look at what is been directly meant by the OP of the thread which is the referral of someone actually turning his gambling habit as a means of income then that is a totally different case all together.

As I have mentioned, a career in gambling cannot be achieved by everyone. I understand what the OP mean, about the possibility of making gambling a full time job. This is a very difficult thing, considering not every day we can win and get a lot of money. Playing cards, betting on sports, all of these can be options, but win is not always ours. Especially for those who choose to make slots their full time gambling, this will be even more difficult. Referrals are not a part of the OP mean, but I think this is the easiest for gamblers to choose. However, the factor of how he gets referrals and how much he gets will determine his income.

I can not believe that there will be someone who can successfully be successful through gambling, even if there is a person I think that person knows weaknesses and has a very good tricks in playing cards or skills -based games, or can also have the latest access to information about the match Dramatic balls or manipulated so that they can provide large benefits and have a small level of defeat. But still for me personally it is very difficult to believe it.

Even though we have a trick in playing slots to always get victory, it will be detected and considered a violation by the provider, and that day is last victory because the trick does not function and return to before, it will be difficult to get a victory back. I think there is no calculation of the probability of profits in playing slots, because house always have a way for a gambler who is far less than the one he won, let alone gamblers who have impulsive and compulsive nature.

[angrybirdy]

But if we look at what is been directly meant by the OP of the thread which is the referral of someone actually turning his gambling habit as a means of income then that is a totally different case all together.

As I have mentioned, a career in gambling cannot be achieved by everyone. I understand what the OP mean, about the possibility of making gambling a full time job. This is a very difficult thing, considering not every day we can win and get a lot of money. Playing cards, betting on sports, all of these can be options, but win is not always ours. Especially for those who choose to make slots their full time gambling, this will be even more difficult. Referrals are not a part of the OP mean, but I think this is the easiest for gamblers to choose. However, the factor of how he gets referrals and how much he gets will determine his income.

I can not believe that there will be someone who can successfully be successful through gambling, even if there is a person I think that person knows weaknesses and has a very good tricks in playing cards or skills -based games, or can also have the latest access to information about the match Dramatic balls or manipulated so that they can provide large benefits and have a small level of defeat. But still for me personally it is very difficult to believe it.

Even though we have a trick in playing slots to always get victory, it will be detected and considered a violation by the provider, and that day is last victory because the trick does not function and return to before, it will be difficult to get a victory back. I think there is no calculation of the probability of profits in playing slots, because house always have a way for a gambler who is far less than the one he won, let alone gamblers who have impulsive and compulsive nature.

I always think that there's a manipulation in some slots that's why a certain person can win multiple times but then again, this is just a hearsay. not proven and no evidences found and if ever this is true, there's a certain violation for that, maybe a person will be ban on that casino slots or other violation ground will be serve to a person. But sometimes I just realize that maybe they are totally lucky because even they placed a small bet, there's a high chance to win huge prize.

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What do you all think?

Many people can profit from gambling but in my opinion it should not be considered as a main source of income because it is a place where you may earn a lot today and it may be gone tomorrow.

 So it is better to take gambling as a means of extra income without taking it professionally because you can become rich with the extra income you get from it but gambling is a dangerous platform so be careful for gambling site.

[Jody.Drummer]

But if we look at what is been directly meant by the OP of the thread which is the referral of someone actually turning his gambling habit as a means of income then that is a totally different case all together.

As I have mentioned, a career in gambling cannot be achieved by everyone. I understand what the OP mean, about the possibility of making gambling a full time job. This is a very difficult thing, considering not every day we can win and get a lot of money. Playing cards, betting on sports, all of these can be options, but win is not always ours. Especially for those who choose to make slots their full time gambling, this will be even more difficult. Referrals are not a part of the OP mean, but I think this is the easiest for gamblers to choose. However, the factor of how he gets referrals and how much he gets will determine his income.

Well that's a more reasonable point, as you said considering the end result of gambling can always not be in accordance with what we want, then what is a more reasonable reason for someone who wants a successful career in gambling? I think it's quite impossible, although it can be but there will be a lot of suffering that they will experience, it doesn't matter if you are ready and willing to bear all the risks. Yes maybe they can make excuses by choosing sports betting to make a career because I also understand that you increase the chances of winning with good skills that you have, but obviously whatever it is I think all the final results cannot be fully predicted.

Even though it's sports betting but still logically the name of the bet there must be two things that are the answer at the end, namely "winning and losing", with that it is clear that luck has a very important role and influence in the bets you make and that means there is absolutely no certainty to achieve the results you always want. So in essence the idea of building a career in gambling I think is too improbable because after all it's always about how lucky you are.

[Ever-young]

The only successful career in gambling is either you start the betting company I.e if you have the capital to start or you work for the company and when you do, don't be a gambler yourself, take that responsibility and look elsewhere if you want to bet else you will lose the salary and may even borrow to play because you will always have the urge to play too of you are not discipline.

Owning or working for a gambling company is one of the surest make profits through gambling, but how is it possible to clearly stay off gambling completely, lol it's just like having food in front of you, you're hungry but you're instructed not to eat the food for some reason, and we know that not everyone is capable of stoping themselves from gambling when they have the chance to.

I know a friend who has been gambling for years, and on the long run he got to own a soccer betting shop but that didn't stop his gambling habits as it almost made him go into bankruptcy, there wasn't anyone to help regulate how he gambled as he was the boss and that's the worse thing that could ever happen to anyone that's I'm such position.

[Huppercase]

As I have mentioned, a career in gambling cannot be achieved by everyone. I understand what the OP mean, about the possibility of making gambling a full time job. This is a very difficult thing, considering not every day we can win and get a lot of money. Playing cards, betting on sports, all of these can be options, but win is not always ours. Especially for those who choose to make slots their full time gambling, this will be even more difficult. Referrals are not a part of the OP mean, but I think this is the easiest for gamblers to choose. However, the factor of how he gets referrals and how much he gets will determine his income.

I just feel like only a lazy person will want to adopt gambling as a full time job because I am not sure why will any person want to make money for life on assumption and probability, something that may never come should never be a career in life. Even the referral you.are talking about, it's not as if they will refer people to the platform forever, most of the time referral are one time opportunity, the moments you refer everyone and get paid, that's all for you unless you seek for another gambling platforms for another opportunity and referrals cannot happen all tbe time.

It's better to have another thing doing while gambling as a side gigs, when the pay comes around use it to do something tangible else one day, you will beg to feed the stomach. Using myself as an..example, I have lost 3 tickets on 5 days meaning I have not a single bet from my tickets and I have taken a rest till I see good matches, now imagine depending on such for living. What is going to he the story now.

[leonair]

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?

Gambling is not a job or a business.  But if you can build a casino site and take it to a good level. In that case it can make you a career.  But no one can ever make a career by gambling on any casino site. And to choose it as full time is very stupid. Because gambling will never give you a steady income.  And even if you win something from here, you will lose multiples of it later. So I never think and believe that gambling can be one's career

[LesterD]

I'm not sure if anyone aside from me considers it as a career, but I think the influencers who are getting paid to promote gambling sites can consider as a successful career. It's a career where they attract people to gamble on their website. If we only consider a betting career in gambling, some influencers may be gambling sometimes on those websites without thinking about the money because they will get paid in the end.

[Ojima-ojo]

Making gambling a full time job and a career is definitely possible but not advisible, and this is because, gambling does not offer one a consistent winning, that is, making steady income from gambling is not in any way guaranteed, this is why it is very difficult, or rather risky, to solely depend only on money made from gambling to cater for one's needs and expenses, most especially, for a family man or woman who has children and other people to feed and cloth.

For someone who have time to gamble, there will be time also to run a business, even if it's a small one, it's better to have a business as a major source of income and then gambling as a side hustle, since like I said before, gambling does not guarantee a steady flow of income, but some businesses do.

[rojan]

Gambling is not a job or a business.  But if you can build a casino site and take it to a good level. In that case it can make you a career.  But no one can ever make a career by gambling on any casino site. And to choose it as full time is very stupid. Because gambling will never give you a steady income.  And even if you win something from here, you will lose multiples of it later. So I never think and believe that gambling can be one's career

No one can ever make a career out of gambling, no matter how experienced a gambler he is. There are times when gambling will be profitable depending on luck and there will be times when a gambler will lose all his wealth in the hope of gambling.  No one can own money forever. It seems that no one can in the future. There are people who can control themselves and gamble because they can only make some money from gambling and keep it.

[Onyeeze]

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.

How can you call gambling a job, gambling never be a job because it doesn't have an official earning and mostly some people get discouraged because of gambling due to if they expect that they will make money and after their predictions it turns negative to them, so therefore I believe that gambling is not what a family person will depend to survive or Carter for the welfare of the family, actually we suppose to be considering gambling as way of entertainment and a way in which we are suppose make sure we keep ourselves happy, so we are not supposed to be depending in gambling, the thing that make people to be addicted in gambling is due to over confidence depending on gambling.

[irhact]

As I have mentioned, a career in gambling cannot be achieved by everyone. I understand what the OP mean, about the possibility of making gambling a full time job. This is a very difficult thing, considering not every day we can win and get a lot of money. Playing cards, betting on sports, all of these can be options, but win is not always ours. Especially for those who choose to make slots their full time gambling, this will be even more difficult.

If a gamblers wants to make gambling a full time profession then he has to be playing all types of games and not specialized on only one type of games as some times that specific game mightn't favor him and he need to try others games for him to make profits but I don't think it'll be wise to choose gambling as a career choice. Gambling should be something we do for entertainment and not something we depend on to make money as it'll disappoint us.

I haven't seen any individual that made profits every time that he gambles. All types of games can't be won everything so what will the professional gambler do when he can't make money from gambling. Any individual doing this is putting pressure on himself that can make him turn into an addict and starts betting irresponsibly that will make him lose more money than he's making and over betting as well because he needs to win to have money for upkeeps.

[KiaKia]

Everyone that have tried to make gambling a career has failed completely, and I don't advice people to stay away from gambling, if you want to do gambling without anything else you are free to continue, there is no reason to argue or anything, but I am sure you will come back and tell me that you quit.

There is no way that you will continue to be successful in gambling, there is no one who have gamble seven days in a week and able to win in all 7 days, it's impossible, you need to have a job or make money doing a thing aside gambling, so that when you run out of money you won't be stranded.

If you want to be a good gambler you need to get a job that will pay you and use part of the money to try gambling, do not try to use gambling as a source of regular income, it's not going to work, but you are free to try.

[masulum]

I just feel like only a lazy person will want to adopt gambling as a full time job because I am not sure why will any person want to make money for life on assumption and probability, something that may never come should never be a career in life.

Not so, someone can make gambling their main job, it happened, and the story was also filmed. The difference is, he has enough money and good mathematical calculations to increase his chances of winning. However, his work is only limited to lotteries, not other types of gambling. This means, this is not just because he is lazy, but he can see an opportunity to make a profit from a loophole in the system. Of course this is not for anyone to imitate. It would be better if we didn't focus too much on gambling as a career, because this can drain money faster than profit if can't manage wisely.

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

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 love to gamble and I've been betting on football matches for a long time. I made my first bet with my father when I was 15, and I still bet with him. But I don't think I'll ever be able to make a living and a regular income from gambling. I see gambling only as a means of entertainment. For example, let's say I go to watch a game. I bet a small amount on the game and it becomes more fun for me. Usually the amount I bet is the equivalent of a small cup of coffee. Because I see gambling only as a form of entertainment, I don't think I will ever have a successful career as a gambler.

[maydna]

I'm not sure if anyone aside from me considers it as a career, but I think the influencers who are getting paid to promote gambling sites can consider as a successful career. It's a career where they attract people to gamble on their website. If we only consider a betting career in gambling, some influencers may be gambling sometimes on those websites without thinking about the money because they will get paid in the end.

Influencers and gamblers are clearly different because the influencer's job is to invite people to join with or without using their link. They promote gambling sites and can make a successful career, but when compared to gamblers, gamblers cannot make a career. In fact, they will lose a lot of money. Becoming an influencer is a good choice for those who want to make a career, but they must have a lot of loyal followers who will follow the influencer and watch live broadcasts or videos they make. It may be better to be an influencer than a gambler because the casino may provide an account for them along with money to start gambling.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

A gambling career will not be achievable for everyone, but if you work as a gambling company staff member, you have the potential for a sustainable career. There are many positions that can be chosen for a career in a gambling company, but if you have a career by being an active gambler, I'm not sure whether that can be called a career or just a gambler. Maybe the only option is to become an affiliate. Moreover, if he becomes an active gambler, I think this is not a career, considering that there is a possibility that he will not get any income.

I absolutely agree with you, and just as you have said, I think a gambling career can be archived if the person is a staff member in a casino; apart from that, being a gambler is not considered a career. For example, an artist who sings can be considered a career, but does that actually mean that people who listen to the music of those artists can be classified as people who have a career in music? No! Does it actually pay to listen to music on your phone? No!. So, I conclude by saying that who ever thinks that gambling (placing bets) is a career? I doubt if that's true.

[DabsPoorVersion]

I'm not sure if anyone aside from me considers it as a career, but I think the influencers who are getting paid to promote gambling sites can consider as a successful career. It's a career where they attract people to gamble on their website. If we only consider a betting career in gambling, some influencers may be gambling sometimes on those websites without thinking about the money because they will get paid in the end.

Influencers and gamblers are clearly different because the influencer's job is to invite people to join with or without using their link. They promote gambling sites and can make a successful career, but when compared to gamblers, gamblers cannot make a career. In fact, they will lose a lot of money. Becoming an influencer is a good choice for those who want to make a career, but they must have a lot of loyal followers who will follow the influencer and watch live broadcasts or videos they make. It may be better to be an influencer than a gambler because the casino may provide an account for them along with money to start gambling.

Exactly, influencers don't risk money to earn with their chosen career which is different from gambling that there is no guarantee to make money. Influencers are paid to make videos, attract new gamblers, and do this cycle repeatedly until they get more people to gamble. A career or a job they can treat as a stable source of income unlike in gambling.
Earning money in gambling depends on luck and skill in exchange for risking their own money which is opposite to what the influencers do.

[peter0425]

A gambling career will not be achievable for everyone, but if you work as a gambling company staff member, you have the potential for a sustainable career. There are many positions that can be chosen for a career in a gambling company, but if you have a career by being an active gambler, I'm not sure whether that can be called a career or just a gambler. Maybe the only option is to become an affiliate. Moreover, if he becomes an active gambler, I think this is not a career, considering that there is a possibility that he will not get any income.

I absolutely agree with you, and just as you have said, I think a gambling career can be archived if the person is a staff member in a casino; apart from that, being a gambler is not considered a career. For example, an artist who sings can be considered a career, but does that actually mean that people who listen to the music of those artists can be classified as people who have a career in music? No! Does it actually pay to listen to music on your phone? No!. So, I conclude by saying that who ever thinks that gambling (placing bets) is a career? I doubt if that's true.

great comparison ,  some of the people I know that succeed in gambling are some are Casino Dealers and some are cashiers that making their way to live using gambling as main source of living.
also they are trying to extend their earning by offering gamblers Loan when in casino  and yes they can put huge interest , some are even loaning their car and expensive watches.but aside from that there are only few that becomes having a good living from gambling.