Can somebody make a successful career in gambling

[carlfebz2]

I personally don't think that it is possible for a gambler to make a career out of gambling, because first of all gambling isn't a job it is just an entertaining activity that some people enjoy and should just spend a certain amount of money in it that can either be refundable or doubled or he can afford losing.
It is a very stupid idea to rely on gambling as a main source of income and expect yourself to make a successful career out of it, simply because it is not a fixed salary nor money that stays. It is true that some gamblers get so lucky that they make decent amount of money out of it but we can't deny that most of people lose a lot of money too, so it is not a 100% secure money.
The only successful career that can be made out of gambling belongs to casino owners either online or offline.

Yes, of course that is undoubtedly true, Gambling owners are the most likely to succeed in their gambling career. I don't know if there is any fraud or trickery for the owners of these casinos.

As for individuals who gamble, they should consider gambling as an entertainment game. Do not see this as a place to make your career. Those who are successful in playing this game, luck has blessed them. Even good players are just losers if they don't have luck. Personally, I find that not being addicted to gambling is truly a success for me. And people are playing this game of chance.

Casino owners are into business, and they have invested their money, and that is why they are making money out of their investment. It is a secured investment, because it is a company and they render service to the public. Which service does a gambler offer to the casino that will make him be successful. Rather, he is after the casino funds, and this is why they keep on playing and playing even when losing.

Those gamblers that became successful through gamble, never took it as a full time job, that their lives depend on it. They were just gambling for fun, and never thought they could win big, but their luck came in play and they won big. Those gamblers also invested the money from their wins, and that is why they were successful. Whoever wins big, and continue gambling will become broke again. Gamble can only sustain you in a short period of time, and not for a lifetime.

One of the main reasons on why gambling industry is really that profitable it is really just that because people do really keeps coming back because of such intent or really likes to win up that huge
and make themselves rich on which we know that this is something that cant really be that possible on that way because gambling do really talks about having that luck on which this is something
that you would really be needing to realize that things arent supposed to be that forcibly be applied on which we know that it cant really be that possible. Successful career?
This is only possible with those strategic based games like poker and sports betting but for casino games? It is really just that impossible.

[GigaBit]

The idea of a "gambling career" is a carefully crafted illusion.  Those streamers you see, hawking their luck at online casinos? They're not winners; they're shills, actors in a play funded by the very casinos they promote. Their income comes from tricking viewers, not from defying the odds.

In my opinion, there isn’t anything like a career made and gotten from gambling as gambling isn’t a career nor a job opportunity. People seem to think you could make a living by earning money gotten from gambling but that is simply not true. People could be fooled by ads put out by so called “influencers” looking to make a quick buck and wouldn’t actually care about what they’re selling to their followers.
I don’t think it’s actually possible to make a living from gambling. You could win some good amounts of money but you would definitely lose probably an even bigger amount as well. That isn’t a career. You don’t lose money in an actual career they way money is lost on gambling.

Yes, it is true that a person can earn a lot of money in gambling but cannot consider it as a source of income. Because gambling implies uncertainty. There are a number of people who make money from gambling and make a living but in most cases this is not possible. Because not everyone can take a high level of risk or have that level of skill. It is best to think of gambling as a source of temporary excitement rather than a source of income.

Also we can never consider gambling as a source of income as there is no chance of regular income from it. But there are many gamblers who at the beginning of gambling consider it as another source of income but at some point they fail there and live in despair. A gambler can enjoy gambling by considering it as a means of temporary excitement. Gambling can make gamblers win more but it is not acceptable as a regular income or career.

[JMBitcointernational]

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?

Op your opinion is not bad but making gambling a few time job might be misleading because one cannot actually survive by predicting games all the time.

However, it will be nice to rather say that one can actually make out something useful from gambling and start up something reasonable. For instance if a gambler learns how to control his emotions and knows the need for money management he can actually start something with gambling .Money management here implies on how the gambler invest the money he or she makes from gambling ,if a gambler wins a huge amount of money he or she can invest by starting up a small scale  business to earn a living rather depending on daily gambling  as a full time job .

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

[Iroh]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

Definitely, you are right about gambling not being a job, or a career and so on but you are wrong with some of the reasons you mentioned as to why gambling is not a job or career.
First, you don't have to earn or make money at any specific or stamped time or day, to consider something a career or job, there are some jobs that pays the worker at any time, it doesn't matter whether daily, weekly or monthly, you are simply paid at any time you accomplish a task set for you in the job, for example, I used to market products from different companies several years ago, and each time any of us manages to sell any of those products to someone, that person get paid his or her commission immediately, one could get paid two, three or even four times a day, depending on how many products he or she is able to sell out, and if for a whole month, you are not able to sell any product, you don't get paid.

And another example is trading, trading is a job, it's a career, and it can pay you at any time, doesnt matter at what time the day is, trading pays you anytime you trade and win the trade, you make profit, you can enter into as many as 10 trades in a day, and if you know what you are doing, you possibly can make profit in all of them, and you get your money whenever you want it instantly without delay, you don't have to wait till the end of the month to get paid.

So, the fact gambling doesnt have any specific time it pays a gambler, does not or isn't the reason why it's not a Job or a career, it is simply not a career because it not something one can depend on to make enough money from to take care of all of their life needs, and this is because, you are completely dependent on luck, your own efforts or skills, does not contribute anything to increase your chances of winning and provide some level of guarantee, nothing like that.

[Dewi Aries]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

Exactly, gambling is not a job but nothing more than an activity that will only be useful to fill boring empty time, so it is clear with this then of course gambling cannot be used as a profession to achieve success, and after all, as you said, the results of gambling are always "hit and miss" or meaning nothing more than a "possibility" which is the name of the possibility will certainly not always be able to happen, which means this is the reason why sometimes you win and sometimes you lose.

This is also the reason why gambling is called an activity full of uncertainty, because there is absolutely nothing that can guarantee you to actually win, while success is when you are involved in a field that has improvement or has the potential for development to become better or more knowledgeable that can give you certainty in terms of earning regularly at the end of the journey, but gambling does not work like that, there is no experience that you can learn anything other than victory that only comes "occasionally".

[HelliumZ]

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?

making gambling as a career is possible, but if we are just users who are quite far from the words career, instead of calling it a career it is better to say successful gambler, there are many people who are successful and become rich because they work in casinos, maybe that's because the skills and abilities they have if they have a career in casinos, of course they work and get paid

Those involved in gambling and casino site promotion, especially those involved in team management, have their careers largely built around gambling and casinos. We can see their careers here as they get involved in gambling and casino sites and change their lifestyles as they get paid.
But not everyone can build a career around gambling and casino because not everyone is an expert in this field and gets regular profits. Only those who get expert and regular profit can make their career here.

[Ever-young]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

Gambling has always been full of uncertainties no matter how assuring most people might make it look. The chances of losing is always higher than that of winning and this is what people should always remember before thinking of considering gambling as a source of income or a career. The only people who can consider gambling to be a job or a form of career are the casino owners, although they may also have their losses but the losses can be managed, unlike a gambler who just decidd to consider gambling as a source of income rather than an activity that provides thrills and fun.

[dimonstration]

Those involved in gambling and casino site promotion, especially those involved in team management, have their careers largely built around gambling and casinos. We can see their careers here as they get involved in gambling and casino sites and change their lifestyles as they get paid.
But not everyone can build a career around gambling and casino because not everyone is an expert in this field and gets regular profits. Only those who get expert and regular profit can make their career here.

The OP pertaining to play gambling as career not working for casino because you obviously don’t gamble if you are working to the casino because you have job description that doesn’t involve gambling.

You are playing gambling when you risk which is the one OP describing. Working for casino is truly the only way to become successful while you are still involved in gambling industry but again it’s not a gambling career but rather your job career in casino because you are not gambling on your job unless your job is to play with players and risk your own money.

[Natsuu]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

But if you truly want to excel and make more money than you can imagine, you need to act and behave in the casino that is different from the 90% who are losing and just playing for entertainment.

People only gets what they want in the casino. If they want fun they get fun, If they want to waste time they waste it. If one wants to make money consistently then it will take them a lot of effort because being discipline in casino is difficult that is why only few are successfully can make money over a long period of time. You've got to approach it in a professional way.

[Albarq]

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?

It's true that someone gambles to get good luck in a short time by enriching themselves. It's proven to be successful in gambling, even though it rarely happens, but what's wrong if you try? Maybe by trying, we can get success in the future with the basic consideration of luck because we don't know what will happen to us at that timeand in the future.

[Wakate]

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?

It's true that someone gambles to get good luck in a short time by enriching themselves. It's proven to be successful in gambling, even though it rarely happens, but what's wrong if you try? Maybe by trying, we can get success in the future with the basic consideration of luck because we don't know what will happen to us at that timeand in the future.

There are plenty of risks in gambling and we can always make good money if we have a gold skill to make money. I am still thinking on how someone can make a career from gambling which looks very skeptical to me. We can always make money from gambling but creating a career looks very absurd which we need to think twice before agreeing to gamble as much as we can. Career is something that skill and requires us to go to school so we can get a career from it. Does gambling has it own school? Not really but we can still get a skill from playing different games.

[EarnOnVictor]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

I've always said that gambling is an extra activity that should never be taken too seriously, not to mention believing that one can be making their life's earnings through it. No wonder some people will be so disappointed by gambling by believing that since it is an avenue to make money, they can now rely solely on it, that's just a rubbish thought. Gambling is risky and no one knows it all. It is not an activity that will be guaranteed in terms of earnings, so why waste your life on it? The best is to have a good job that is reliable and still gamble if you want, and if gambling earns you money in this sense, it is the best because you will never depend on it for your daily bread. If one could do otherwise, then the desperation would be high, and I can assure the person that the time he needs money desperately is the time gambling will fail him.

What kind of life is that? It gets aggravated if the person is a family man or has a lot of dependence, can gambling help cater for all their needs? I am certain that it is not possible, not under such pressure. Fine, one may be lucky at times and hit that Jackpot in a big form, but such a situation is not common, and if such a person is not even careful enough, all the money won, or almost all of it could be wasted in subsequent gambling. But the wise one will invest most of the money even as he continues to gamble. Now, with the investment included, this still means that such a person cannot ever rely on gambling alone to be happy in life. By the way, that's an example of a lucky gambler, but most people are not lucky. If the lucky person also mismanages, that opportunity may never come ever again, so relying solely on gambling will never guarantee you a good living.

[Judith87403]

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 think that is really possible because even those ponter on Facebook, Twitter, etc they have career what they do is just use gambling to pass time. How will you make something you be losing huge amount of money before you win a career are you planning to move forward in life or backward. Well I don't still know how one will make gambling a career when winning and losing is Paramount, the winning we are talking about is not even certain or sure but if you think it's possible you can try it and then if it worked out people will definitely dive into it. Morever, just like said in my previous post, gambling is grace and that grace doesn't come everytime we gamble rather it comes when we least expect it.

[Blitzboy]

Lastly  , gambling is not a career and I have never seen any portfolio that bears gambling as an occupation or a means for livelihood.

This sums it all up. Gambling isn’t a job. On occasion, one can win some some money here and there but as it doesn’t come regularly and at a certain time and no one literally employed you, it just cannot be said to be employment.
And then talking about starting a career is out of the question. A job is supposed to pay you for your time or/and services rendered without you requiring you to part with your money. With gambling, you part with some money hoping to win and can still end up losing. Gambling simply isn’t a job.

I've always said that gambling is an extra activity that should never be taken too seriously, not to mention believing that one can be making their life's earnings through it. No wonder some people will be so disappointed by gambling by believing that since it is an avenue to make money, they can now rely solely on it, that's just a rubbish thought. Gambling is risky and no one knows it all. It is not an activity that will be guaranteed in terms of earnings, so why waste your life on it? The best is to have a good job that is reliable and still gamble if you want, and if gambling earns you money in this sense, it is the best because you will never depend on it for your daily bread. If one could do otherwise, then the desperation would be high, and I can assure the person that the time he needs money desperately is the time gambling will fail him.

What kind of life is that? It gets aggravated if the person is a family man or has a lot of dependence, can gambling help cater for all their needs? I am certain that it is not possible, not under such pressure. Fine, one may be lucky at times and hit that Jackpot in a big form, but such a situation is not common, and if such a person is not even careful enough, all the money won, or almost all of it could be wasted in subsequent gambling. But the wise one will invest most of the money even as he continues to gamble. Now, with the investment included, this still means that such a person cannot ever rely on gambling alone to be happy in life. By the way, that's an example of a lucky gambler, but most people are not lucky. If the lucky person also mismanages, that opportunity may never come ever again, so relying solely on gambling will never guarantee you a good living.

Gambling as your primary job? Bad concept. Very terrible. Smart people know gambling is entertainment. Consider it a spectacle, not a paycheck. Anyone who says otherwise is selling you a bridge. These gambling houses, they're not charities. They make money, not give it away. The house always wins. No secret formula or method can beat the system. Luck isnt reliable, guys.

But hey, if you've got a good job, money coming in, then go ahead, have some fun gambling. Earn some additional cash? Great! Dont rely on it or use it as a crutch. The jackpot tales? They're lottery winners, not average. If you win large, be smart. Make it work by investing and growing it. You construct a future and win long-term that way. Smart money management is more important than luck. Its true, folks.