Most gamblers do not believe they can consistently make money, that's why...

[electronicash]

i don't know if there are also gamblers who consistently make money but i think there are also gamblers who kept winning where about 70-80% of their bets have won. and it could mean that his loss can just be ignored and he makes money still.

they may not consistently win but they consistently make money there's the difference i guess that's what OP means.  meaning they could someday lose money but they always win it back and profit at the same time.

[el kaka22]

Maybe that could be because they haven't been shown any proof of it? I have seen so many gamblers here, and I mean like thousands of them, and I know some of them in real life too, so that means we are talking about SO MANY gamblers who just ended up losing their money and absolutely nobody that I know have made money on the long term. Do not get me wrong, I am not talking about not being in profit for a day or week or month or even a whole year, you could do that if you are lucky and be in profit for a very long time.

However, what we are talking about right now is the fact that you can't turn that into a job, like it's your only income, because I have never met a single person who did that, so if I am not proven with a single person that does that, why would I think that I would be the one who will be first? This means that it discourages me to think that you can turn this into your profession, and you should realize you will lose money just like everyone else did.

[South Park]

As you've read the thread title, I'll continue the explanation here, as it cannot accommodate additional text. I've come across numerous topics and posts where gamblers express disbelief in the idea of consistently making profit through gambling. It makes me question whether these individuals are truly involved in gambling or if they're posting without the real experiences and knowledge. Personally, I firmly believe that there are people who have achieved real success in gambling. What perplexes me is why many discourage gambling as a means of making money. Instead of outright saying no, they could guide gamblers with the right strategies on how to stay disciplined, enhance skills, minimize the risk of bankruptcy, and increase the chances of winning.

If you're someone who doesn't believe anyone can be profitable in gambling, you might as well consider yourself not welcome in this thread. I'm looking for people who maintain optimism about their chances in gambling so they can share valuable insights.

Now, let's hear your opinion. In 3...2...1... go!

Making profits with gambling is definitely possible, however it is harder than imagined, so even if skill based games did not exist you could still obtain profits by sheer luck, like it is the case of those winning the lottery, however since they exist then people can improve their skills in those games and eventually make profits, but the amount of time needed to reach that level of skill is too long and even then there is no guarantee the methods you are reading will work, so you will need to go through a period of testing to see if what you have read does in fact produce profits, in my mind we are talking about at least a year dedicated to this, and not many people are willing to commit so much time to something they do not know if it will work at all.

[Findingnemo]

The idea here is that, you could be successful in gambling but there's always a tendency for you to lose; which makes gambling, a "gamble" of your luck. You have to do things 'right' if you want to succeed in this industry. Things won't happen in an instance and easily. Problem is that people are assuming of an instant jackpot which makes them greedy and frustrated of their way in this industry.

Technically true but practically close to impossible that is what I am trying to say. Possibly it's my opinion that I will not pick a career that is purely based on luck and probability because it puts my future in danger.

People who lost their lives in gambling stories are literally higher than people who changed their lives from gambling winning which is a known fact but it doesn't mean we should avoid gambling completely, just accept what it could be and bet your money with the least expectations then only we can enjoy the happiness when we hit some rewards.

[lothian]

Gambling is a mugs game as they say, that we are all apart of xd

[Juse14]

What other stupid statement is this, and how sure are you if it is true that this gambling can provide consistent profits?

In the gambling algorithm, it is clear that in the rules of the gambling game, gambling has been designed in such a way as to create a system or process that is used by the gambling provider to control the winning results of each player. And this is done with the aim that the gambling provider always ensures that he will always make a profit in carrying out his gambling business.

And if it is true that gambling can provide sustainable profits, then people will never regret it when they enter into gambling.

Winning in gambling is something that we cannot predict beforehand, so no matter how long we have played gambling, it is still not something that we can be sure of and guarantee that with good game technique tactics, we will You will always win every time you play.

[Mame89]

As you've read the thread title, I'll continue the explanation here, as it cannot accommodate additional text. I've come across numerous topics and posts where gamblers express disbelief in the idea of consistently making profit through gambling. It makes me question whether these individuals are truly involved in gambling or if they're posting without the real experiences and knowledge. Personally, I firmly believe that there are people who have achieved real success in gambling. What perplexes me is why many discourage gambling as a means of making money. Instead of outright saying no, they could guide gamblers with the right strategies on how to stay disciplined, enhance skills, minimize the risk of bankruptcy, and increase the chances of winning.

If you're someone who doesn't believe anyone can be profitable in gambling, you might as well consider yourself not welcome in this thread. I'm looking for people who maintain optimism about their chances in gambling so they can share valuable insights.

Now, let's hear your opinion. In 3...2...1... go!

Actually, it's not that we don't believe in winning or are not optimistic about our own gambling. This is just an anticipation for us so that we don't change our mindset from playing gambling as entertainment to becoming a job that can continuously make a lot of money. Because if our mindset is misinterpreted from the start, it is not impossible that this is the start of us becoming infected with addiction.

It all depends on your mindset actually, that doesn't mean you don't believe in consistent success, it's just that we shouldn't focus on this, our mindset must prioritize existing risks rather than consistent profits. Playing gambling games without high self-confidence is also not right, but having excessive self-confidence is also not good.

[jossiel]

And what you can see from those posts that they're discouraging gambling and they tell people to gamble for fun at the same time are promoting casinos. 

It is no doubt that someone can achieve success in gambling but these people are also right that not everyone can have it just how those successful lads took it.

But you're also right that instead of saying no, they can figure out how to manage themselves way better than the others that are irresponsible when they gamble.

[Gozie51]

The only exception to this is if someone gets a jackpot which may recover all their previous losses.

I think as the gamblers get experienced, they will understand that making consistent income is impossible in gambling and only the new gamblers may have this feeling which they will change over the passage of time.

Some people have been gambling to win jackpot for God knows when but they have not been able to win such. So to keep that on the probability list based on exception is not to be relied upon. Chasing of loses is the reason many people are still stocked in the feet of their gambling, the more people can realise that this is not gambling responsibly, the more relaxed and control they will have on their gambling.

[maydna]

I believe some people have achieved real success in gambling, but it seems they don't say it publicly and prefer to hide their success. Actually, this is what we have to imitate so that we don't give the impression of bragging that we have been successful from gambling so that we don't become too confident in gambling. Overconfidence can result in a loss of self-control, and if we lose, we cannot accept it and will try to recover from that defeat.

They don't guide people because they don't know how to control themselves. If they teach about gambling to people who do not have good self-control, they will see that person will run the risk of losing his money and also become addicted to gambling. Perhaps they don't want to see that happen, so they choose not to teach what they know to more people.

[Johnyz]

I’m always positive and more optimistic every time I gamble but most of the time the result is different and this is why I limit my exposure and limit my expectation as well, because your winning in gambling will always depend on your luck though manifesting to win might help but still its not a guarantee. We know the risk of this, and its good to have a positive attitude regardless of the result as you are more confident that you know what you are doing and you are still within the budget.

[junder]

As you've read the thread title, I'll continue the explanation here, as it cannot accommodate additional text. I've come across numerous topics and posts where gamblers express disbelief in the idea of consistently making profit through gambling. It makes me question whether these individuals are truly involved in gambling or if they're posting without the real experiences and knowledge. Personally, I firmly believe that there are people who have achieved real success in gambling. What perplexes me is why many discourage gambling as a means of making money. Instead of outright saying no, they could guide gamblers with the right strategies on how to stay disciplined, enhance skills, minimize the risk of bankruptcy, and increase the chances of winning.

If you're someone who doesn't believe anyone can be profitable in gambling, you might as well consider yourself not welcome in this thread. I'm looking for people who maintain optimism about their chances in gambling so they can share valuable insights.

Now, let's hear your opinion. In 3...2...1... go!

Making profits with gambling is definitely possible, however it is harder than imagined, so even if skill based games did not exist you could still obtain profits by sheer luck, like it is the case of those winning the lottery, however since they exist then people can improve their skills in those games and eventually make profits, but the amount of time needed to reach that level of skill is too long and even then there is no guarantee the methods you are reading will work, so you will need to go through a period of testing to see if what you have read does in fact produce profits, in my mind we are talking about at least a year dedicated to this, and not many people are willing to commit so much time to something they do not know if it will work at all.

Yes it can, anyone can get a win in gambling because everyone has their own luck, but of course like you said it's not as easy as turning your palm, why? like I said and maybe some people who have common sense already know that gambling activities are always nothing more than activities about luck. That's why a lot of people suffer huge losses if they take gambling too often or too seriously, to be honest I don't care even if you gamble in skill-based gambling like sports even if you have good skills but sometimes it still comes down to luck as well.

There are some of them who prefer to gamble in a skill-based place, which is good because if you have a fairly advanced skill then indirectly it will be able to increase the percentage of your luck there, but yes, as I said above, don't put too much hope in winning because all of that will still depend on how lucky you are. If you basically have no skills at all then obviously even if you gamble there maybe the final result will be purely dependent on luck because you don't have any skills about the world of sports.

Basically I think more people choose to gamble in gambling places that are purely luck, that's because maybe they don't want to be complicated by having to learn some skills, and like you said maybe it will take a long time until you can be proficient and can get income or winnings from your gambling in a certain amount, so maybe that's their reason why not choose skill-based gambling, especially for people who don't have any skills at all.

[EluguHcman]

Staking on the gambling table has its goal to multiplying of your fund so periodically, I don't see why anyone would get on the gambling field with all that resources invested and hope not to make profits even before the game is kickstarted.
I really haven't seen anyone saying that gambling is not profitable or can't offer riches rather I have heard of people who basically says that gambling should not be a dependent source of income else one runs the bankrupt.

To me, gambling has the potentials to give and take (winning or Lossing) but the loosing chances is much higher because your winning is undetermined and doesn't matter about how skillful you maybe you posses though skills could be essential but depends on the nature of gambling you are on to if maybe a skill-based or chance-based gambling.
Gambling is a field of competition that is required logical and funding measures which literally is not reliable to making wealth because you don't know the capacity of your openents.

[topbitcoin]

I assume that this gambling is just about fun and the rest is about the possibility of winning and the certainty of losing. And how can I possibly say that this gambling can provide continuous profits, while I myself often lose in gambling.
Winning at gambling is not something we can guarantee. And even if I win, I consider it only as compensation for the losses I experienced previously.

And I can survive in gambling, not because this activity is profitable, but because this gambling activity is fun enough for us to enjoy. So in practice I always try to control myself so that gambling does not become an activity that results in significant losses.

However, if the OP states strongly that this gambling can provide consistent profits, then please prove it yourself and if it works then I will call you a gambling god.

[lionheart78]

As you've read the thread title, I'll continue the explanation here, as it cannot accommodate additional text. I've come across numerous topics and posts where gamblers express disbelief in the idea of consistently making profit through gambling. It makes me question whether these individuals are truly involved in gambling or if they're posting without the real experiences and knowledge. Personally, I firmly believe that there are people who have achieved real success in gambling. What perplexes me is why many discourage gambling as a means of making money. Instead of outright saying no, they could guide gamblers with the right strategies on how to stay disciplined, enhance skills, minimize the risk of bankruptcy, and increase the chances of winning.

Unless it is sports betting where one knowledge of the sports can play a significant factor in the result of the bet, I do not think that a person can continuously win on a gambling platform.  I have been engaging in gambling activity for years and I can say, it is hard for the the game I play to consistently earn a profit.  Even streamers I watch seldom bag huge amounts of profit.

With casino game result being random, and the factor that gambler tends to keep playing until their bankroll gets depleted, it is really hard for these kind of gambler to have a successful gambling career.  I think people who have a strong sense of self-discipline are the ones to walk away with winnings.

Besides winning in gambling is not affected by the belief of a person since each game machine has its own range of results that is not affected by the will of a person.

If you're someone who doesn't believe anyone can be profitable in gambling, you might as well consider yourself not welcome in this thread. I'm looking for people who maintain optimism about their chances in gambling so they can share valuable insights.

Now, let's hear your opinion. In 3...2...1... go!

Funny how you ask people's opinions while not welcoming people who think or do not support your argument.

[oktana]

You say it like you’d recommend it to someone who is looking for a means of income, But that shouldn’t be. Gambling can be a good source of income but I think it’s too much risk. Because you’ll go and make money, and then stake it. What happens when you lose? The hard earned money/salary will get to the pockets of people who didn’t even work for it. Of course there are winning days, but I don’t see gambling to be one’s relied source.

[Nerdy doctor]

OP, you would admit that the number of people who has in their total gambling history, made some good profits with gambling is really small compared to the number of people who in their gambling history haven’t had such luck.
There are people who has achieved “real success” in gambling. There’s no disputing that fact. It’s right when people dissuade others from the notion of gambling being a means of earning money cause it simply isn’t. If you want to make money, get a job or provide your services to others.

[BitcoinTurk]

Now, let's hear your opinion. In 3...2...1... go!

To be frank, I accept that one can have success in gambling but I don't accept that one can have success on a regular basis. The main reason for this is that gambling is literally based on luck. Of course, it is possible to classify gambling games and types within themselves and if this classification is made it is also possible to state that some types aren't entirely based on luck.

For example, a gambler may consistently earn profits by choosing sports betting but unless this is sustained it wouldn't be right to call this a success. Although sports betting is a type of gambling that requires knowledge and experience, I think that regular success will not be achieved because it is a type that is partially based on luck.

Since slots, plinko, dice rolling and similar gambling games are based entirely on luck it isn't possible to earn a regular income in such games and for this reason I don't think that any gambler can achieve regular success in such games.

In summary, although the luck factor varies depending on the type of gambling I don't think that a gambler will earn a regular income and therefore be successful in gambling since a little bit of luck is required in all kinds of gambling games.

[adzino]

To believe that you can consistently make money gambling is one of the worst thing you can do. We all know that casinos are designed to have a house edge. it is how they make their profit. This means, over the long run, the house is always more likely to win than the gambler. Sure, some guys do hit big wins or have lucky streaks, but this is more about chance than skill or strategy. Relying on gambling as a steady income source is risky 'cause, in the end, the odds are always against you. Thinking positive won't change the math behind the games.

[Litzki1990]

I’m always positive and more optimistic every time I gamble but most of the time the result is different and this is why I limit my exposure and limit my expectation as well, because your winning in gambling will always depend on your luck though manifesting to win might help but still its not a guarantee. We know the risk of this, and its good to have a positive attitude regardless of the result as you are more confident that you know what you are doing and you are still within the budget.

Gambling depends a lot on luck but you don't always have to rely on your luck in gambling. Before relying on luck you need to take the right decision and you can take the right decision through your gambling skills. If you can apply the right skill in the right place then you have to rely on luck later on. The first step to relying on luck is to apply gambling skills. When it comes to gambling, if we sit down and rely on luck to make the wrong decision, that luck will never come our way because we made the wrong decision to begin with. If luck is not on your side maybe one in two gambles will go against you but without gambling skill most of your gambles will go against you so it is a good gambler's job to develop your gambling skills before relying on luck.