Can somebody make a successful career in gambling

[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.

[Su-asa]

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.

In business you might lose your money but it's not something that happens often because many times we do get profits. But in gamble it's very hard to make a good career from it because it's what can make you to lose everyday if you are not lucky. Gamble is not like an investment or business that can profit a gambler but one might be lucky to have success from gamble when he gets lucky.

[nullama]

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In business you might lose your money but it's not something that happens often because many times we do get profits. But in gamble it's very hard to make a good career from it because it's what can make you to lose everyday if you are not lucky. Gamble is not like an investment or business that can profit a gambler but one might be lucky to have success from gamble when he gets lucky.

Plenty of people make their entire career based on the "perceived view" that they are gamblers.

So, basically they get paid by ads, or gambling casino marketing, or Youtube ads, etc...

But if you think you can actually make a living based on bets on a casino, then you are simply misinformed. The most probable outcome for a gambler is to lose all their money eventually. That's just math.

[dansus021]

Who bumped this thread haha but if the question still same Can somebody make a successful career in gambling i dont know frenn i saw on Instagram reels there is a somebody he said his wnning rate is around 80% he drive lambo and said that most casino banning him because his luck but in my opinion gambling can be a successful carrer unless you are the owner of the casino or brand ambassador

[Docnaster]

Who bumped this thread haha but if the question still same Can somebody make a successful career in gambling i dont know frenn i saw on Instagram reels there is a somebody he said his wnning rate is around 80% he drive lambo and said that most casino banning him because his luck but in my opinion gambling can be a successful carrer unless you are the owner of the casino or brand ambassador

Though I struggled to understand what you wrote because of the typographical errors in your write up, I think I was still able to get your message which corresponds with my belief about succeeding in gambling. Gambling no matter how modern day influencers tries to package it isn't a career for anyone to thrive on but a gaming system that involves the stake of money or valuables to either win back the already staked money alongside the extra gains or lose the whole money. That's my own definition of gambling and that's why I would never advise anyone to engage in it as a source of income but should see gambling as an engagement for fun. Like you rightly said, unless you're the owner or an agent of a gambling company, you should never think you can become successful with gambling.

[nullama]

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Though I struggled to understand what you wrote because of the typographical errors in your write up, I think I was still able to get your message which corresponds with my belief about succeeding in gambling. Gambling no matter how modern day influencers tries to package it isn't a career for anyone to thrive on but a gaming system that involves the stake of money or valuables to either win back the already staked money alongside the extra gains or lose the whole money. That's my own definition of gambling and that's why I would never advise anyone to engage in it as a source of income but should see gambling as an engagement for fun. Like you rightly said, unless you're the owner or an agent of a gambling company, you should never think you can become successful with gambling.

Yeah, that's true.

In the end the only people that will end up with more money than when they started are the ones who are not gambling.

Basically the people that run the casinos, the people that run the ads, the influencers, etc, etc. Basically anything around the gambling itself.

[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?

I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

[nullama]

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I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

I mean, there are a few individuals who have made money gambling, like David Walsh from Australia.

But those individuals are extremely rare, and they simply got lucky, as well as also put a lot of effort, money, and time into it.

Others have put the same or more effort and end up without anything. That's actually the most common way of going.

[HelliumZ]

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I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

I mean, there are a few individuals who have made money gambling, like David Walsh from Australia.

But those individuals are extremely rare, and they simply got lucky, as well as also put a lot of effort, money, and time into it.

Others have put the same or more effort and end up without anything. That's actually the most common way of going.

David Walsh, Maybe he is a gambling specialist which is why his gambling income pipeline is different from other gamblers.
If I or you consider gambling as a career, we will have no choice but to go bankrupt within a few days.
If there was a regular income from gambling then 60 percent of our unemployed youth in Bangladesh would have taken up gambling as a career.

After all, I also took up gambling as a career.

[Fara Chan]

I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

Your statement is very right for this because it would be very ridiculous if someone starts making gambling a career for a certain period of time with the condition of not being sure of winning every day. But if it is meant for gambling service providers such as bookies and others, of course it makes a little sense because they will definitely get more profit than loss from it. But for individuals who only use gambling services, I think it is more impossible because there is no win for the same person every day in a gamble.

[ethereumhunter]

I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

Your statement is very right for this because it would be very ridiculous if someone starts making gambling a career for a certain period of time with the condition of not being sure of winning every day. But if it is meant for gambling service providers such as bookies and others, of course it makes a little sense because they will definitely get more profit than loss from it. But for individuals who only use gambling services, I think it is more impossible because there is no win for the same person every day in a gamble.

Maybe we can only read on the news site without have a chance to meet the luck person who can success from gambling. We also don't know if that news is real or not as we difficult to prove by ourselves so we can only believe on that news site. But yes, we will not know who are those people who use gambling as a career and can success from gambling. Using gambling as a career and success with it is not easy as many people already tried that but they failed to gets success instead going to bankrupt from gambling.

It is better to achieves success from other things than from gambling because we will have the opportunity to reach that. If people want to make money from gambling, they should build their own casino and promote it so they can have many members that playing gambling on their site. That will gives them a chance to make a lot of money and achieve the success in gambling.

[Jody.Drummer]

I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

Your statement is very right for this because it would be very ridiculous if someone starts making gambling a career for a certain period of time with the condition of not being sure of winning every day. But if it is meant for gambling service providers such as bookies and others, of course it makes a little sense because they will definitely get more profit than loss from it. But for individuals who only use gambling services, I think it is more impossible because there is no win for the same person every day in a gamble.

Basically and overall gambling is an activity that cannot be predicted 100% accurately, meaning there is no way whatsoever to base the reason why you win or why you lose, everything happens randomly and without you knowing the reason, meaning of course how can you make a place that runs without any certainty and guarantee to always get victory as a place to have a career.
This is a high-risk activity which is added again as I said above that there is nothing that is the reason why you win and why you lose, meaning how can you build a successful career in a place that runs randomly and which only depends on luck to be able to produce victory, this is a business for the casino, as you understand, meaning if you are nothing more than an ordinary gambler then in the long run you will only lose more money especially when you have an approach that tends to be excessive.

[nara1892]

What do you all think?

I haven't seen anyone taking up gambling as a career but I have seen many taking it up as a pastime to spend their free time. To make gambling as a career, regular income from gambling must be possible, which is not possible at all from gambling. So no one wants to accept this uncertain possibility as an integral part of life.  If there was a guarantee of payment, maybe many people would take up gambling as a career.

even in my opinion making gambling a hobby will be prone to making them addicted to gambling, because basically a hobby is something that is done for the pleasure of oneself but I don't think all defeats can make them feel pleasure. it is indeed very impossible when someone can start a career with gambling unless they are someone who owns a casino or starts a casino business that can be said to be successful, but for players who are just ordinary players it feels unlikely and I think it's almost impossible.

the reality in gambling is that there is no guarantee that you can make money consistently or significantly, I'm sure when someone gambles 10 times the amount of money lost is greater than the profit obtained, even if they are lucky it is impossible to get consecutive wins continuously because when there are players who can get continuous wins I think the casino will follow up on this. keep in mind that the host will always win in gambling, no one can beat the system.

[Jaycoinz]

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?

Having a plan to make gambling a career can set a person up for failure because gambling have a lot of unexpected outcomes. They are those that are making money from gambling but I think it's just strictly on luck. No one can always get lucky multiple times without having setbacks in gambling, you might just lose everything you've earned just in a single day..I always tell people that even these so called punters on Twitter don't take gambling as a full time job, they have real jobs that are involved in... bottom line is gambling shouldn't be seen as a source of income but it should be done for entertainment purposes only

[nullama]

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Having a plan to make gambling a career can set a person up for failure because gambling have a lot of unexpected outcomes. They are those that are making money from gambling but I think it's just strictly on luck. No one can always get lucky multiple times without having setbacks in gambling, you might just lose everything you've earned just in a single day..I always tell people that even these so called punters on Twitter don't take gambling as a full time job, they have real jobs that are involved in... bottom line is gambling shouldn't be seen as a source of income but it should be done for entertainment purposes only

Yeah, that's the thing. You are spot on.

The issue is that people see these gamblers posting on social media about the one time they won, but they don't post about all the money they lost.

It's a tale as old as time. Gamblers will only talk about the times they won, and never about the times they lose.

[Su-asa]

I won't call it a career or make it a source of income because it is not stable. But I've seen a couple of documentaries about those professional gamblers who make a living on it and are winning big but even them don't recommend it because they just got lucky and have money that they have won big and even they disclose that they venture into business because gambling is not stable, sometimes you win and always you lose so they don't take that risk that is why they put up a business to have that stable income.

Gambling cannot be a career I would say it's more like a side hustle because you cannot have a guaranteed income with it. It's majorly about luck and it's not a reasonable thing to always rely on luck as a way to sustain yourself. I see a lot of people who call themselves professional gamblers just because they've had some good days which was just due to the fact that they were just lucky. There are no systems or tactics that would be able to always put you in profit so don't try to make gambling a full time job.

[Weawant]

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?

This is possible, i have seen some one who resigned their job so they can get more time at the casino gambling, interestingly this person is a female and she took it really serious at that point because she known all she will be needing is very much dependent on it so she got  a strategy and a money management pattern with which she plays by and that has kept her in the game long enough to be able to be profitable and since she is succeeding at it, i now believe for sure one can be able to replicate same and it will work for them such that they will not have to  stress if they are careful enough to have a strategy for the game and their funds management.