Can you make gambling a profession - a full time job

[iBaba]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

[internetional]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games?

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

[un_rank]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?

You can, but should not.

You should not leave your income source up to probability with no assurance, stability or job security. This is the same reason I will advise caution to anyone investing in any asset regardless how reliable it is, cause there are to many factors out of your control.

Gambling is best taken as a recreational activity and not to be depended on as a means of livelihood.

- Jay -

[Oshosondy]

Making gambling a full time job is a mistake from someone that will become a gambling addict or someone that will spend more on gambling and losing. Thinking of gambling as a full time job will create a bad mindset that will bring losses of money to gambling for the person and the person will regret that.

Anyone that will say he is professional in gambling will have other things that bring money for him and gambling will be what he do not depend on at all but for fun. If it is not like that, it is foolishness, not professionalism.

I can not make gambling a career unless I have enough money to provide gambling service for people so that I can make money from people that are gambling.

[wheelz1200]

I mean technically you can make anything a "full time profession".  If you are single it's less risky but if you have a family, I would ride or die on gambling to support your family.  What happens if ypu go bust?  Now other people have to suffer from you choice of not getting a continual paying job.  Leave gambling for fun.  If you make a ton of money doing it, count it as a bonus.

[Sandra_hakeem]

No matter how safe it would be, it's never an option to adopt the idea of gambling... We all know how hard times have been recently, but don't ever try it.
Nevertheless, I've seen peeps that indulge in that and I sometimes wonder how they cope with funds to recycle the process; most times, they're successful - but what's the possibility of becoming like 'em if you decide to begin? Mind you they'll never tell you if they lose; all you'll get to see is what they allow you to see, which are the win tickets.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Gozie51]

It is not a career part for me because I believe even those who claim to be professionals also lose money in it from time to time but what happens to their own situation is that they have capital base to deep into for steady refund. Moreover, they also understand how to manage their bankroll and to that extent they can be claiming professional. It is not a full time job even though some gamblers who don't have other source(s) of income have seen it that way of trier to know if it can help them to survive but really, it is not long lasting.

[Wiwo]

Gambling should not be taken as a career and as a matter of fact there is no professional in gambling and since gambling results are unpredictable that makes it likely to be the most risk evolving and unrealistic outcome that makes you as a gambler to take lose at most times and since for sure there be no such thing as that we can't then take gambling as a profession because we can't develop on them as long as the journey be it most likely that we end up with the opposite of things if we pursue a particular direction.

So it will be a bad step to take gambling as a means of gaining or making an income at some point in time.

[dzungmobile]

Making gambling a full time job is a mistake from someone that will become a gambling addict or someone that will spend more on gambling and losing. Thinking of gambling as a full time job will create a bad mindset that will bring losses of money to gambling for the person and the person will regret that.

Gambling is more risky than trading and even casinos provide Provably Fair games for gamblers, the risk is still higher than trading.

It's harder to beat the casino games than beating the market and I believe we know beating the market in trading is not easy. You can get profit with investment in the market but in trading, it is super harder and very minority of traders get profit with trading.

With gambling, gambling responsible is a vital condition and if a gambler fails to do it, losing a life money will come as a consequence of irresponsible gambling. Building a career, a full time job with gambling is harder than building a career, a full time job with trading or investment as gambling is more probability-based than trading.

[goaldigger]

Any gambler can claim to be a professional gambler and there’s no benefit from this aside from winning which is you are the only one to know if you are indeed winning or its just a hype. Considering this as a career will vary because there is indeed someone who considered gambling as their profession and they are making a lot of money from gambling already and that’s why they afford to abandoned their other sources of income. Gambling is not a career to many and we all know the reason why, if you are broke and don’t have much money better not to think this way and focus more on your guaranteed source of income.

[Juse14]

If not, please advise!

No matter how smart we are in playing gambling, including me, we can never guarantee that every time we play, we will get the same or much bigger winnings. Even if we are smart enough to play gambling, we can only increase the chance or possibility of winning, and there is no guarantee at all.

And if we talk about work, then we have to know clearly about what we will do and how much wages we will get, while in gambling it is full of uncertainties, where we can lose and we can also have the opportunity to win. Where sometimes the amount of loss we experience is much greater than the profits we get while gambling.

And if you consider that this gambling is a sure source of income and so you make gambling a career path, so you prefer to leave all other sources of income and focus entirely on gambling. Then I'm sure that in just a few short years you won't be able to afford to go back to the casino because you've run out of capital to do so.

So my advice is to continue to assume that gambling is just a means to get pleasure. And only in Play in your free time without having to interfere with other activities

[Queentoshi]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?

Maybe you have already set up other investments like businesses that will be providing you with the money to gamble with, because if you have not and just decided to take gambling as your main career and source of income, it will not be long before you steal to gamble, die of depression or take the decision to try out something else. Gambling is a good activity for fun, but should not be considered for full time engagement. It tags you first as irresponsible and then makes you a liability to your very close family members and friends.

[swogerino]

There is only one way to make gambling a profession and that is to become a professional player in the games of skill world like learning poker at that point that you can make a living out of it,I know people at Pokerstars who do just that.

Except that every other way you might be thinking like slot machines,blackjack or even sport betting do not even think about it and even if you think with sport betting I can make a living out of it let me remind you a very fresh upset of Bayern Munchen not winning at home against Copenhagen with an 1.20 odd,if they play 100 other times Bayern wins 100 other times,unfortunately they didn't when they need it by crushing the hopes of thousand bettors.

[Kemarit]

Of course you can make it a profession, or a full time job, but the question is, can you make money out of gambling?

Case in point is those professional poker player, we've seen thousands of them. But not everyone can be in the top 5 or top 10 in every tournament and land some money a long the way. And even if you study it, there will be competitions around you.

I hear story when I was a little that someone in our neighborhood is making money out of cock fighting and send his 3 kids to college, but I'm not sure if that is true or not though.

[acroman08]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

there are people who made gambling a career path and there are some of them who are successful, but you have to realize that among all the gamblers all over the world, these people who made a good living through gambling are very small amount. the only advice I can give you about this is do not try it, the chance of you failing is far far greater than you succeeding, apart from that, you are risking yourself becoming addicted to gambling.

[Johnyz]

No one is stopping you from doing this, and we can only tell the risk of it but still the decisions are yours and you’ll be the one to handle such risk and deal with it. If you are capable enough to do this why not? Considering this as your main source of income will need a lot of budgeting especially if you are not that rich. Gambling is a profession to many, and in my country there’s a lot of gamblers or into gambling campaign makes a lot of money especially on the referral program of the casinos.

[Odusko]

No one is stopping you from doing this, and we can only tell the risk of it but still the decisions are yours and you’ll be the one to handle such risk and deal with it. If you are capable enough to do this why not? Considering this as your main source of income will need a lot of budgeting especially if you are not that rich. Gambling is a profession to many, and in my country there’s a lot of gamblers or into gambling campaign makes a lot of money, especially on the referral program of the casinos.

The decision is truly left for the ops to make and that is the most important thing to note at all times and how best they end up configuring themselves to be placed in a better position to take, and if he can design a means to keep winning at all time, then it becomes a profession or a full-time job, sven as many comments have suggested and pointed to the limitations and risk of taking gambling as a means to earn income in such a situation.
Bot to take it as a full-time job as the case may be because if you can be consistent in the winning direction, then I don't see any reason why gambling can't be taken as a full-time job.

[Assface16678]

Of course you can make it a profession, or a full time job, but the question is, can you make money out of gambling?

Case in point is those professional poker player, we've seen thousands of them. But not everyone can be in the top 5 or top 10 in every tournament and land some money a long the way. And even if you study it, there will be competitions around you.

I hear story when I was a little that someone in our neighborhood is making money out of cock fighting and send his 3 kids to college, but I'm not sure if that is true or not though.

True, anyone has the right to treat gambling as a profession, as we don't hold their lives, but the thing is, will they be successful in it or will they make their lives worse? You see, gambling is a game of wits, probability, and luck. Even if you are smart and have a skill in a game, you will never win if you don't have luck and you are not in the probability of winning. For anyone who's dreaming of making money in gambling and being a professional, we can't stop them. The only thing we can do is give them advice and warning on what path they will take because gambling will only give you two paths: the path to wealth and the path to poverty. For me, I don't recommend gambling as a profession. No, not all have a shot at it. Just treat gambling as a plaything; play whenever you have extra money. Who knows, you may hit a jackpot someday, but don't hope.

[Dewi Aries]

I mean technically you can make anything a "full time profession".  If you are single it's less risky but if you have a family, I would ride or die on gambling to support your family.  What happens if ypu go bust?  Now other people have to suffer from you choice of not getting a continual paying job.  Leave gambling for fun.  If you make a ton of money doing it, count it as a bonus.

Yes anything can be made into a profession but if we make gambling an object of profession I think this idea is too dangerous and even if you can I'm sure it's very difficult, I mean I'm not sure you will be able to get through all the pressure that is in gambling as a result. Although you have the freedom of choice but try to choose something more reasonable and use your common sense in thinking to consider whatever place is suitable or not to make a profession.

Especially if you have a family which of course your responsibilities are quite large in the real world, you need money for sure and must always be there when the need calls you, while the results of gambling are always unpredictable, what if you are always difficult to get lucky? I can't imagine what your condition will be full of various pressures whether it's from the pressure of need or pressure from the impact of gambling which will greatly interfere with your mental and psychological. So the point is that this profession is really not recommended, it's better to find a sure thing that can give you a fixed salary without the risk of gambling for your safety as well.

[chigo]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

As far as I have lived, there is not a single gambler that I know, whose main job is gambling, because as far as I know, there are many gambling owners who design games that will 100% only make the dealer win

I'm sure there are thousands of gamblers who will never be able to get a stable and consistent income from gambling, they will continue to lose and win in gambling, they won't win 100% of the time so it's difficult to become a full-time gambling worker lol

[Youngkhngdiddy]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

   It’s not all about the money and strategy, there is a huge psychological component, and you’d better know yourself well, not just how you handle stress and pain, but how you handle euphoria and adrenaline rush. Do you have to use anti anxiety relief? Do you take care of yourself physically? You have to be in top shape mentally, but physically you must be on top of your game, also. Sitting and standing for long periods of time with intense focus will be excruciating if you aren’t physically ready for it which will lead to mental distress, leading right back to self-medicating. Gambling professionally takes more than money and strategy. It takes stamina, guts and the mental prowess to let go and/or go on the offense/defense when need be.
  Remember, you don’t need to win x amount of units to be successful. Actually you only need to win just 1% more than your stake over a year to live a nice life. Never chase losses, accept losses are part of the process and just move on. Think of bet, say it’s Evens. It’s only going to win 50% of the time. The sooner you accept nothing is 100% the quicker you’ll understand losses are simply part of the game.

[uneng]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Never, because there is something called house edge which gives the casino a percentage advantage against gamblers. You are never playing from equal to equal against the house. On short run it may not make difference for most gamblers, as they keep profiting, and that is the reason why there is that saying "beginner's luck". But the more you play, you will see you just can't beat the casino. Some will appeal saying the casino is cheating on them, but the truth is that it's just the house edge working at the house's favour.

People with deep knowledge of Math, probabilities and statistics will reach this conclusion and won't waste their time and money trying to find a gap on this system. Instead, they will use their knowledge to work and profit from a real career and full time job, and then maybe they use part of their income to have some good time gambling for fun.

[TimeTeller]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Never, because there is something called house edge which gives the casino a percentage advantage against gamblers. You are never playing from equal to equal against the house. On short run it may not make difference for most gamblers, as they keep profiting, and that is the reason why there is that saying "beginner's luck". But the more you play, you will see you just can't beat the casino. Some will appeal saying the casino is cheating on them, but the truth is that it's just the house edge working at the house's favour.

People with deep knowledge of Math, probabilities and statistics will reach this conclusion and won't waste their time and money trying to find a gap on this system. Instead, they will use their knowledge to work and profit from a real career and full time job, and then maybe they use part of their income to have some good time gambling for fun.

There are gamblers who can make this as a living like poker players and sportsbettors.
But if you talk about playing casino games or those luck-based games, better look for a stable job rather than put yourself into so much trouble.
So don't make a career out of these casino games because the likelihood of losing it is very high.
As you mentioned, find an actual career outside of gambling, and you will have better chance of sustaining yourself.

[lionheart78]

There is no perfect record in gambling.  Even series of losses is broken by a single win. So to answer @OP's question, Gambling can be a profession if someone wanted to but to win 100% all the time is impossible.  Even in a gambling game where skill is dominant in determiningng the outcome of the game losses, what more those luck-based game.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Everyone can try to make gambling a career path abandoning all other sources of income and focusing entirely on it, but I believe it will be a short live.  Sooner or later the financial status of a person will plummet especially when he performs badly.  A series of losses can easily deplete one's money so if a person is unlucky, he might empty his bankroll sooner than he intended to stop.

So I can say that it is not advisable to entrust one's future in gambling.

[Slow death]

How could a person make a constant profit or pursue a career in something uncertain? When a person gets a job, that person knows that at the end of the month he will receive his salary, so that person knows that he needs to do his job well so that he doesn't get fired. When a person has a store, that person knows that when they sell the things in the store they will make a profit, so they need to create many good sales strategies. but when a person enters a casino and looks at a football game and has to predict the outcome of the game in order to win money, then that person is dealing with something uncertain, so they do not have a guaranteed profit and should not consider such a thing as a profession. . Even if someone spends hours without sleep trying to create a strategy to beat the bookmaker, it will still be useless

the result will always be the same: the house will always win, which is why governments, in collaboration with casinos, have created campaigns to make people aware of gambling as fun and not as a source of income, because if they keep watching the games of gambling as a source of income will end up frustrated and bankrupt, with that I can say that there is no condition for a person to use gambling as a full-time job. There are many businesses that a person can do, but they should not look at gambling as a way to make money, because that person will not be able to make money from gambling.

[TelolettOm]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Focus on gambling as your main job? Wow, this is really brave but the risk is very high.
If it were me, of course I wouldn't dare take this risk. Even though we know that sometimes gambling gives quite high and tempting profits so that we feel like we are above the clouds. But on the other hand, gambling is also very risky. So it is not easy for everyone to get gains easily, instead they end up losing. For me personally, I wouldn't be able to and wouldn't want to do it as the main focus of my main job. If it's just a side thing or just for having fun, it's no problem as long as we can still control and manage ourselves.

[Onyeeze]

It is not a career part for me because I believe even those who claim to be professionals also lose money in it from time to time but what happens to their own situation is that they have capital base to deep into for steady refund. Moreover, they also understand how to manage their bankroll and to that extent they can be claiming professional. It is not a full time job even though some gamblers who don't have other source(s) of income have seen it that way of trier to know if it can help them to survive but really, it is not long lasting.

Gambling is not something someone have to choose as a best option of survival and you are not supposed to think that you are a professional in gambling because gambling is something that deals with luck and when you are opportune to win gambling it does not necessarily mean that you are professional, I so much like your instinct and suggestions concerning gambling because I believe that gambling have to do with luck because its not a skill, when someone said its a professional in any activity that means that person have acquired a skill acquisition, so I have not seen gambling as a skill and no one have address gambling as skill before to my hearing, so it's not to depend in gambling because it's a game of trials

[Oilacris]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

It might hard to believe but there are people or gamblers who do make a living with gambling but only into those who are skilled ones and really that involved with those gambling games which
involves card game and sports betting yet these are the only games on which making it as a living would be possible yet there are gamblers who do really have that a good winning rate
on this one. Sounds impossible? Yes it does but there are people who do exist. It is really just the number arent really that great. This is one of the things or main reasons on why
some gamblers are really trying out their best to achieve such condition but ended up on focusing too much on luck based ones and this is why they do end up on a disaster.

[Rockstarguy]

You can make gambling a full time job because gambling is unpredictable,  no one can tell what the result will be like. Making gambling a full time job can end up in regret. Gambling should not be taking serious that people needs to rely on it as a means of daily income. Gambling is very risky which it is easy for people to lose their money, gambling should be seen as a game that people can easily lose , so it is important people must play with amount that they cannot afford to lose. Relying on gambling as a daily income can end up leaf to a serious addiction.  Gambling is too stressful to make it as a source income,  their are other things that can be made a full time job.

[Stepstowealth]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?

If I am fortunate and from a very rich home where I already have wealth willed to me, I can choose to become this full time gambler because I have enough money to gamble with. This is not the same situation I am in because I am on a different road to make wealth and from many sources as possible. I can gamble to make some money to add to the money I get from other sources, but not turn gambling to my only source of income to depend on. If I make this this choice in my current financial state, I will starve.

[avp2306]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

On solely playing maybe not since its hard to think about how people can get a huge winning streak and earn continuously while casino games is random and for sure there's nothing like this would provably exist. Maybe it could happen temporarily but winning would not happen all the time for a sole gambler. But they could make gambling a profession if they make theirselves famous im the industry. Since once they get sponsorship maybe from that they could start making gambling as profession.

[Casdinyard]

Nope. For me, the only way you'd make consistent money in this industry is if you took the role of the house and set your own casino for that matter, or if you choose to go pro and become really good at one particular game. Either way, you'd never be making money out of this industry as consistently that you could replace a regular full-time employment with gambling, and frankly speaking, it's even stupid that you'd think you could do it. It's good and all to aspire and dream of having a comfortable way to create profit, but you gotta be grounded sometimes as well. You know that a major percentage of people in the gambling industry couldn't even turn a profit if their life depended on it, and here we are talking about the possibility of making bank with gambling.

[qwertyup23]

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But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I will not make gambling as an official job given the risks that are involved.

Gambling is a risky venture- meaning, there is no absolute guarantee that there can be profit. Sure, the returns may be high if you win the games but you can also lose all of your capital in one sitting. If you have bills to pay and obligations to settle, then gambling cannot answer for it on a consistent basis. The inconsistency of gambling is what makes this a dangerous path, especially if you weigh all the risks involved.

While there may be a couple of people (less than ~1%) that made gambling their profession, it still is a risky move for the average person to do it.

[robelneo]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

As a gambling player definitely no, unless you are an exception to the rule, if there is a way to make gambling a profession we would have seen those successful gamblers creating videos and writing books that there is a way to make money from gambling and you can make it as your bread and butter, but unfortunately, there is none, we're still looking for that illusive formula.
but if you're looking to make money from gambling not as a player, you can pick from gambling reviewers, part of the online gambling platforms, or if offline casino you can work as a manager or dealer or publicity manager, so you're working not against casino but part of it for you to make money from gambling.

[Ultegra134]

You can, but should not.

You should not leave your income source up to probability with no assurance, stability or job security. This is the same reason I will advise caution to anyone investing in any asset regardless how reliable it is, cause there are to many factors out of your control.

Gambling is best taken as a recreational activity and not to be depended on as a means of livelihood.

- Jay -

This is probably the correct answer. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Earnings from gambling are volatile and not guaranteed, and it's very likely you'll end up losing more in the process. I've seen some self-proclaimed experts that usually focus on sports betting and card games; even in that scenario, luck still plays a huge role, even though they require some kind of knowledge and skills. Are you going to rely on gambling for your survival? Certainly not the wisest decision.

It could possibly work if you're a streamer with a large audience that may cover any potential losses; however, gaining viewers and subscriptions and ultimately generating income isn't as easy as it sounds.

[Ever-young]

You can make gambling a full time job if you want, but the question is can you be able to make it out without getting your self stocked in a financial situation where your gambling can’t be able to free you from? Like if you are confidence on your self that your luck and skill is in your favour to grate win then you can give that a try but have it in mind that everyday can’t be a winning day for you and when you don’t win in three to 4 straight games or a week or two what next will you do, how will you foot the bills or what will be your next option, we are free to do what we know it can give us our desire financial comfort providing that it’s legal, we just have to give it a second taught before going into it fully.

[o48o]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games?

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

That actually makes lot of sense. If i wanted to know the secrets of slot machines in order to beat them, i would learn to make them. But after a while i would assume that i realized that you can't beat the modern slot machines, so i would take my expertise and make money from it anyway. I wouldn't want to waste all that special knowledge. Especially if i was really interested about slot machines.

Some people do that with paranormal / mystical fake healing etc. After years of study they realize that there's nothing real in them, they want to use and monetize their skills. Because using your life to learn something for so long and abandoning it takes serious strenght. As you need to build yourself from the scratch and find your identity again.

I am basically doing same thing with cryptos. Even if i lost everything, this is something i've invested so much time and stydying in that i don't want to move on other areas. That and i like it.

[Sakanwa]

You can make gambling a full time job if you want, but the question is can you be able to make it out without getting your self stocked in a financial situation where your gambling can’t be able to free you from? Like if you are confidence on your self that your luck and skill is in your favour to grate win then you can give that a try but have it in mind that everyday can’t be a winning day for you and when you don’t win in three to 4 straight games or a week or two what next will you do, how will you foot the bills or what will be your next option, we are free to do what we know it can give us our desire financial comfort providing that it’s legal, we just have to give it a second taught before going into it fully.

Well I think it all depends on the individuals mindset,most people gamble because they really want to make money,and there are some parts of the world where the only thing they do to survive is to gamble,and they do this because they do not have jobs in such country,.When an individual finds himself in such situations,you have no choice but to join the queue to do what they are doing,as long as profit comes in. But I laugh because in the case of gambling,profit is not even guaranteed because it is not a business,it isn't profit oriented,it only depends on the individual's luck.And when it be that it is the case of luck,then it means most persons will leave this world without having a proper taste of a big win.

[alegotardo]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I disagree with you.
Gambling has many risks involved, the profit margin is certainly large but there is a huge potential for it to "go bad" at any time.
I could even accept the hypothesis that an excellent poker player uses his skills to win money consistently, because in that case he would be counting much more on his skills than on luck, and thus reducing the risks.
But I still wouldn't recommend this "profession to anyone".

As with any investment activity, there are risks associated with making betting the only source of income and some of these risks include:

• Financial dependence: Betting regularly can lead to dependence, which can result in financial difficulties if bets are not paying off as expected;
• Winning volatility: Betting winnings can be highly volatile, which can lead to periods of meager winnings or even losses;
• Lack of employment benefits: As a bettor, you are essentially self-employed. This means you will not be entitled to employment benefits such as paid vacation, health insurance, and retirement;
• Financial stress: The stress of relying on gambling to pay the bills can be emotionally draining and even harmful to your health.

[danherbias07]

This question has been asked so many times and I still stand in my own opinion that it cannot be done as a career simply because it can always go wrong one way especially if we are in dire need of money.
Sports betting on the other hand might be profitable for those who have vast knowledge about their preferred game. Again, profitable but not a career because it can still be unpredictable at times and even going for the favorites has no assurance just yet. A strong player or a strong team could have a bad day and that will mean our bets also losing in the process.
I'd prefer just a side job but not as a career because once we get serious about gambling, there's a possibility that it can go south with a cloudy mind of stress for a reason of chasing losses or just simply trying to get our money back in an instant.

[Razmirraz]

Gambling is a type of game that is unpredictable and it is very impossible to predict the final result. Gamblers certainly want to win at gambling places, the same goal is also shared by gambling site managers. When gamblers face the gambling site manager, you can already guess who will win more. Gamblers may win, but they lose more often than they win.

Gambling cannot be a profession or full time job because there is no certainty in it. Many gamblers come to the casino to bring some money, but in many cases it is found that the gamblers go home empty-handed. If you gamble for fun, you may avoid depression, but if you aim to win or make gambling a full time job, you should think twice about doing it.

[retreat]

It can be possible to turn gambling into a full time job and you go at it as a professional, because professional poker, sportsbook players, and other professional gamblers started from ordinary gamblers just like us, and they depend their lives on gambling and make it a job their main. However, gambling is a risky thing because at any time you can lose your money if you are not good at analyzing the game. In some cases, gamblers even have to lose all their money at the casino because they are too reckless in their games. That's why before becoming a professional gambler, one must understand the risks of gambling and be prepared for it.

[Poker Player]

I think the answer to the thread is summed up in two of the answers already given:

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

This would be the correct answer for EV-games, such as slots. The only way to make it a profitable profession is to be on the other side. Not of those who bet but of those who offer the service.

There is only one way to make gambling a profession and that is to become a professional player in the games of skill world like learning poker at that point that you can make a living out of it,I know people at Pokerstars who do just that.

This would be the correct answer for games of skill. The only thing is that people often underestimate the time, dedication and effort involved. Nowadays it is very professionalized and it is more and more difficult and takes more time and effort to become a professional, but it is possible. Although what is easier and within everyone's reach is to earn a little  monthly extra income with games of skill.

[Obari]

I’ve seen interviews where a gambler had over 5 betting accounts on his phone and the least on each account balance was $10k when converted from my local currency and Meh that’s a whooping lot of money maybe in my country and guess what, those money was strictly for gambling which means he has some good money in his wallet because he said he’s a bitcoin investor as well but what I’m trying to say in essence is that, there are several people out there who have made gambling a profession and are doing extremely well but personally over the years, I’ve come to realize that, one of the best ways to stay profit at every at a higher chance in gambling is to gamble with bigger amounts and almost all the success stories I’ve heard and seen of gambling are of those that gamble with higher amounts and just like trading, I think gambling also works on the principle of the higher your stake or investment, the higher your profits when there is a win.

[junder]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Focus on gambling as your main job? Wow, this is really brave but the risk is very high.
If it were me, of course I wouldn't dare take this risk. Even though we know that sometimes gambling gives quite high and tempting profits so that we feel like we are above the clouds. But on the other hand, gambling is also very risky. So it is not easy for everyone to get gains easily, instead they end up losing. For me personally, I wouldn't be able to and wouldn't want to do it as the main focus of my main job. If it's just a side thing or just for having fun, it's no problem as long as we can still control and manage ourselves.

Maybe he dares because he is fully convinced of gambling that can provide benefits with certainty, I myself am also like you do not dare to make gambling as a main job because of the risks and impacts that can also harm us, but everyone has their own choices, right? so just let him choose enough to support him, maybe a little advice is not a problem to tell him hahaha.

It's true what you said, maybe yes, he is doing gambling by specifying that there must be a profit to be made, that's good there is nothing wrong with it, everyone also wants that, just the way to enjoy and the goals are different, maybe they are like that, but we are more in the direction of a fad or just for fun not thinking too much about the winnings that will be obtained, I myself if I get a win consider it a bonus from gambling, maybe for him it's different.

[sokani]

Anyone that wants to use gambling as a full time job is nailing his own coffin. Gambling is full of uncertainties and no matter how good or skilled you are, you'll still suffer losses. We shouldn't believe most of the things we see on social media, how gambling experts flaunt their wealth, properties, and make it look as if their income is totally dependent on gambling. Most of them have businesses, they use gambling as a side hustle, and when they hit rock bottom, they've something to fall back on.

[Hypnosis00]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I could gamble but thinking about considering this as a source of income, I couldn't imagine if I could do it knowing the fact that I was not too lucky enough in gambling. Making a full-time journey in gambling is not actually a wrong decision but it was not recommended knowing that gambling is too risky and aside from that, we don't have to rely on our future for luck. We have no assurance in gambling and if you know that only a few become a successful gambler and it means something. It could be a good option if we run a business like this, not as a gambler.

[adzino]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

-snip-

You mean as a "player" and build a career? Professional gambling where your games are hosted and sponsored and stuffs like those? Then sure, why not. It is possible. But you wanting to bet with little risk or no loss at all is not possible. No matter how much you try, you can't beat the casino. Also since you will have "deep knowledge" of casino and gambling, you should already know that in the long run, the casino will win.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Ask yourself, how are you going to pay your bills?

[yahoo62278]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Poker players and sportsbetting are about the only 2 ways I would consider gambling a feasible option for making a living from and even those 2 aren't easy at all to make constant earnings from.

With sportsbetting you can get information on the sporting event you are looking to bet on. Injury reports, weather, record vs each other, record on the year, good home team, good road team, or whatever. Even knowing all this and making an educated bet does not guarantee a win on the bet, anything can happen still.

Poker is a game where a person can win upwards of 5-15 million in 1 tourney if they have skill and luck. Buyin to the world series main event every June in Las Vegas is $10000 and top prize goes up each year as more and more enter the tourney each year. You have to put a lot into learning the game of poker. Learning to read opponents, using math to figure out your odds of winning a hand, odds of whether a bet is worth calling, or a number of things.

IMO, you're better off getting a normal job and gambling here n there.

[Zlantann]

You can make gambling a full time job if you want, but the question is can you be able to make it out without getting your self stocked in a financial situation where your gambling can’t be able to free you from? Like if you are confidence on your self that your luck and skill is in your favour to grate win then you can give that a try but have it in mind that everyday can’t be a winning day for you and when you don’t win in three to 4 straight games or a week or two what next will you do, how will you foot the bills or what will be your next option, we are free to do what we know it can give us our desire financial comfort providing that it’s legal, we just have to give it a second taught before going into it fully.

I have heard people say they are professional gamblers and rely on gambling for a living. For me, that is not possible because there are times I might not win any game for months but have bills to pay. If I rely on gambling as my main source of income I would be deep down in debt because the income is not steady. I suspect that those successful full-time gamblers might have been lucky to make a fortune from gambling through big wins which could make them gamble with little sums as they use the big wins to sustain themselves and family.

I don't also think that  there is any sustainable strategies that will make one win games consistently. The house will always have an edge over players so it will be risky not to engage in other work activities because you are relying on gambling for your financial support. I know gamblers in my area who spend almost their entire day in physical game shops many of them end up becoming beggars or engaging in criminal activities. The best decision will be to see gambling as fun and bet just a small part of your income. And anytime you win big, ensure to maximize the money by Investing or using it to meet some needs.

[Wexnident]

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Nope! It's similar to how you can't exactly consider professional gaming as a "full-time" job. It's more situational e.g. tournament based + some adder sources of revenues/activities such as fan meets, adverts, etc. In gambling cases, you'd mostly be in a tournament-based setting where you'd get your money's worth where even if you lose, there's still some money there from the org that sponsored you plus advertisements and probably some tournament rewards. 

In regular old gambling instances? You'd be hardpressed to stably earn a steady amount of upward idk, $100? per week at least and that's a minimum. I imagine you'd need more in countries like the US where cost of living is higher.

[Cantsay]

This is not the first time I’m responding to a topic like this and each time I respond I always like to keep at that from of my mind that; Gambling has to do majorly with “luck” so if you’re to take it as a source of income neglecting all other sources then you’re doing nothing more than digging your own grave.

If we all look at our net history at a time there was a bet we thought nothing would on earth will make it cut due to those that were involved and if given the chance we would have staked our life savings on it, but at the end it didn’t not enter and the game was lost—- what I’m trying to say is that nothing about gambling is certain even the strategy that has been given you wins can still make you lose a significant amount of money.

You can make gambling a full time job because gambling is unpredictable,  no one can tell what the result will be like.

You might wanna consider changing the bolder word to “can’t”.

[piebeyb]

Anyone that wants to use gambling as a full time job is nailing his own coffin. Gambling is full of uncertainties and no matter how good or skilled you are, you'll still suffer losses. We shouldn't believe most of the things we see on social media, how gambling experts flaunt their wealth, properties, and make it look as if their income is totally dependent on gambling. Most of them have businesses, they use gambling as a side hustle, and when they hit rock bottom, they've something to fall back on.

That's what gamblers do who have a poor mindset where they always take rich gamblers seriously who show off on social media as a steady income, even though they show it only as influencers where they have collaborated with casinos to attract more audiences to gamble, so that gamblers beginners who see it will do the same thing betting with all their money and losing.

This often happens everywhere, where poor gamblers sometimes often want to do what rich gamblers do, even though they could have a business or be an influencer who is paid by the casino so that their money will never run out because they have money from other places to finance their needs. Gambling, in contrast to poor gamblers, usually when their money runs out due to gambling, they borrow money from loan sharks or sell all their assets until they finally go bankrupt. if only they knew that gambling is not a full time job but a pastime

[Z390]

Try it out first and see yourself, maybe it will work out for you, I've tried it before and I see why many people believe that it's impossible to make gambling your full time job, they aren't bluffing around, I have also get to know that the more time you spend on gambling the higher the chances of losing, when you manage to grab some luck take your win like your life depends on it and leave the casino.
There are some people in my country that are full time gamblers because they don't have a job, but they have not gotten better with their lives, they are still broke, so I kindly accept that gambling as a full time job is a very bad idea, to be a good gambler you need to have a source of income, you will be able to keep aside some money for gambling and you will be able to live a good life.
Trading is something you can do as a full time job, because it's skill based and also profitable if you know what you are doing, but gambling is a lot more riskier because you can't rely on your skill but your luck only, and that my friend is a very tight position.

[MainIbem]

First to be a gambler you need to be financially stable otherwise you could finds it difficulty to cope coupled with the irregular winning that comes while you gamble, that is to say you don't know when the next wining is to come and anyone who is not financially stable can't sustain himself at the cost of waiting for the next winning or the next chance of winning. Making it as career depends on individuals as for me personally to people would term you as an irresponsible person because you chooses nothing else but gambling and could possibly lead to other damage and destruction if one is not technically and mentally advance to be able to control themselves in terms of becoming a gambling addicts.

[irhact]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I can't make gambling a professional career, I prefer to gamble for entertainment and doing that only during my free time. I prefer not to rely on gambling before I can get money as I know the disadvantages of been dependant on gambling for earning money. There are different money earning jobs that I can do than just waiting on been lucky when I gamble to make money. Professional gambling is a career that those individuals who do it take a very big risk in life.

I'm not ready to be addicted to gambling or doing it always because I depend on it for earning. I want to be able to stop gambling at anytime I want without been afraid of not having money for the day or week. We should have other sources of income so we don't get desperate or feel pressured to always gamble. Gambling should be a fun activity that we do as individuals and not what we depend on to make money, making money should just be additional benefits.

[noormcs5]

Gambling is a type of game that is unpredictable and it is very impossible to predict the final result. Gamblers certainly want to win at gambling places, the same goal is also shared by gambling site managers. When gamblers face the gambling site manager, you can already guess who will win more. Gamblers may win, but they lose more often than they win.

You cannot be sure what will be the result of the gambling since the results are totally random and not predictable. In an unpredictable thing, you cannot find a profession in it. A profession is something where you grow with experience but the experience does not count and matter in gambling.

Gambling cannot be a profession or full time job because there is no certainty in it. Many gamblers come to the casino to bring some money, but in many cases it is found that the gamblers go home empty-handed. If you gamble for fun, you may avoid depression, but if you aim to win or make gambling a full time job, you should think twice about doing it.

The only way to avoid depression from gambling is not to expect that you will be able to earn good money from gambling. Too many expectations, when they are not fulfilled may lead to depression and other medical complexities.
Also, if you invest more money that you can't afford to lose, that can also cause mental stress and lead to depression and change of emotions for the gambler.

[traderethereum]

I can't make gambling a source of income and it's something I shouldn't do. I feel like I'm going to lose a lot if I keep doing it.
That defeat would make my life fall apart and I would never get a chance to get back up again. The risk is too big if someone wants to make gambling his main source of making money, so he has to think about whether it is worth doing or whether he should look for other ways that can help him make money.
Indeed, he can learn many things related to gambling so that he can have good skills in gambling. But they have to remember that this is gambling where people will find it difficult to make money from gambling, let alone make it a source of income.

[naira]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

With full awareness and without coercion I personally cannot make  gambling a means or profession. This has been pure entertainment for me for as long as I have  known gambling.  Because the reasons are quite reasonable realizing that I don't have enough ability to hone my skills in skill based gambling I just play  luck gambling. If you occasionally play poker cards  it's not a hobby to be indulged in.  Moreover casino partners  I also have no followers on  social media so I just enjoy gambling and nothing more. You  also said that “gambling is just a game of trial  and  error with uncertain results” which is the main reason why I and several  people here have not considered  gambling as a profession choice in seeking regular  profits  until now.

This is not a recommendation but  a question for yourself and adapted to the  conditions that you are fully aware of.
Do you have special skills in some games in the casino ? skills that have  been tested at land based casino ?

[SPARE]

Gambling is such a platform there is no hope it is the most stupid thing to take it as your main income source of life because there is no guarantee today you may have a lot of money tomorrow it may be zero so if you are interested in gambling then take it as part time not main income source

[Taskford]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Poker players and sportsbetting are about the only 2 ways I would consider gambling a feasible option for making a living from and even those 2 aren't easy at all to make constant earnings from.

With sportsbetting you can get information on the sporting event you are looking to bet on. Injury reports, weather, record vs each other, record on the year, good home team, good road team, or whatever. Even knowing all this and making an educated bet does not guarantee a win on the bet, anything can happen still.

Poker is a game where a person can win upwards of 5-15 million in 1 tourney if they have skill and luck. Buyin to the world series main event every June in Las Vegas is $10000 and top prize goes up each year as more and more enter the tourney each year. You have to put a lot into learning the game of poker. Learning to read opponents, using math to figure out your odds of winning a hand, odds of whether a bet is worth calling, or a number of things.

IMO, you're better off getting a normal job and gambling here n there.

We can see the actual people making a profession out of gambling.

And here are the list of people who are making a fortune on poker https://talksport.com/betting/1368650/top-10-poker-players-in-the-world/
For Sportsbetting here's the list of professional guys https://oddsmatrix.com/top-sports-bettors/

With this we can really say that we can make a profession here, but also it needs huge dedication to the craft we choose and also patience to be more knowledgeable on the field we choose. Although some may say that its hard to follow what those people achieve but if we show how passionate we are on the chosen field and be consistent without having any doubts with those things then provably same with those guys we can also earn a fortune with gambling.

But if we are playing on normal casino games like slot and dice or other type of games which based on luck then we can agree all to that there's nothing to look forwards there.

[Mauser]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

No I don't think this is possible, because there is no strategy in gambling that is going to be profitable all the time. The casino has its house edge in all games to ensure their long term profitability. That is why the chances for the gambler is higher to lose money than to make money. Anybody who is only going to rely on gambling for his complete source of income might suffer during a losing streak. In my opinion gambling should always just be a side business that can lead to some profits when we are lucky. I would never quit my full time job to start gambling all the time, because this can also lead to gambling addiction and make things much worse. How was your gambling experience so far? Are you making consistent profits that could cover your living expenses?

[348Judah]

We can see the actual people making a profession out of gambling.

This is more of having a decision on wether to take a professional opportunity out of gambling or not, since gambling is very wide and there are lots of gambling services being offered in which we can take advantage of making business in them, we could actually make an outsourcing out of it, this is all about business and what makes people spend money like that on it, people can also earn from it or make business with it, this is nothing but opportunity maximization.

[passwordnow]

This is going to be an unstoppable discussion despite that we know the answer. I don't know if some of you have seen people do it full time. I'd say that it's a yes, gambling can be done as a full time job but not applicable to me but why I am saying that it's a yes and possible? And that is because I've seen in the lives of other gamblers and friends of mine.

I've got a lot of gambler friends and they're grinding with gambling for being affiliates of the casinos that they are part of. So, there are a lot of things that you can do aside from being a gambling alone. You can be affiliates and advertise the casino that you're working on or just simply be a professional gambler and leave it like that.

You only need to know the games that you are good with. Because these full time gamblers, knows what's best for them and where they are good at. Like the sports bettors and the professional poker players.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

        -  Other gamblers may have made this a career because they know what they are doing in reality. especially for those who think that this is a job that they can earn money from, even though it's not really like that in reality.

In reality, it is very difficult to determine if we can get earnings by playing gambling or if, in reality, the winnings of each gambler are agreed upon or based only on luck. It can't even be considered a class of skills, as far as I know.

[Blitzboy]

Yes, a very small number of people (maybe 1%) might make a living from gambling, mostly in skill-based games like poker and sports betting. They need to know a lot about the game, be good at math, and know how to handle risks well in order to be successful. Yet, can we generalize this to normies?

Its so unpredictable and based on luck, gambling isnt a typical job path. Its risky to depend on gambling for income; the people who have done well are the exceptions, the god of gambling, not the rule. Slot machines, the lottery, and games like plinko dont usually bring in a lot of money consistently. The instability and addiction risks of gambling as a full-time job outweigh its appeal.

So, why do some people go into this dangerous area? It could be the excitement or the task. But as a long-term, main source of income? Thats a risk in and of itself, and the odds arent in favor of the majority.

[len01]

there are lots of various questions around this and I almost always say in several other questions about the same thing that gambling can be used as a daily income or as a career to make a profit and there are only 2 options:

*gamblers build their own casinos.
*gamblers bet on games skill based such as (blackjack, poker etc)

first option is not included in the category you mean and the second is quite clear and everyone here definitely knows that skill based games can really be used to earn a steady income provided you master all the strategies to always win with the cards you hold without have to wait for luck to come just for a win.

and I will answer your question not at all. for the reason that it will only waste time because I consider gambling to be a game that only fills free time to try your luck and it is better to work to get definite results.

[stomachgrowls]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

        -  Other gamblers may have made this a career because they know what they are doing in reality. especially for those who think that this is a job that they can earn money from, even though it's not really like that in reality.

In reality, it is very difficult to determine if we can get earnings by playing gambling or if, in reality, the winnings of each gambler are agreed upon or based only on luck. It can't even be considered a class of skills, as far as I know.

You would really be able to find and realize for yourself on the time that you would step your foot into this field where gambling is really that involved with tons of losses and only a few could really be able to survive
on the sense that they could really be able to make a living with it. There's no way that you could really be able to achieve those things easily as these things do really require extreme experience and knowledge and of course risks handling. This is where people do really believe that it is really that indeed possible that making a living with it due to those other gamblers who do able to reach up that kind of peak but eventually
it is one of the main reasons on why tons of gamblers do really end up on getting wrecked because of this.

Gambling shoud really just that for fun because if you do find yourself that really minding about on making constant money then you are really putting yourself at great danger.
This is something that do speak about risks taking on every bets you do make, you should not spending on the money on which it is really intended on other means
or simply emergency funds because risks of losing it is really high.

[MAAManda]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I once asked the same thing to someone I considered to be great in the world of gambling, but what did he tell me? he said that gambling could not become a mainstream income, it was because of the uncertainty inherent in it. There are many more factors that must be taken care of internally apart from external uncertainty, such as risk management and psychology in gambling. Honestly, I once had the intention to make gambling the main stream of my income, but it all failed because I realized that I couldn't control my gambling psychology.

[Outhue]

I think it will easily destroy you, there is no way to keep cool gambling everyday like it's your job, losses will visit you almost all the time and you will get mad at yourself, you can't be a responsible gambler gambling everyday like it's a profession.

It's not even advisable to gamble without having a job, because you need money even if it's very small, to take risk and see if you will win or lose, since you will be using small part of your money you won't lose your cool, as you must have been ready to lose that money anyway.

I know there are people that does nothing in their lives but gambling, but they don't do it every day and they don't gamble all around the clock like going to work by 9 am and going back home at 5 pm, that's crazy.

[Ultegra134]

You might wanna consider changing the bolder word to “can’t”.

Even though I'm only occasionally gambling, I'll have to disagree. Gambling actually has quite a resemblance with trading, it's main principle is uncertainty in terms of achieving a steady flow of income. While trading doesn't only depend on luck, because they're also other factors that may affect the outcome of your trades, such as macroeconomic that may hurt the market (see Binance lawsuits, resignation of the CEO etc.) and have a negative impact on your yield. Neither are capable of providing a steady income, but they are able to come up with large amounts of money if the odds are in your favor. That doesn't mean that you should even attempt gambling as a profession, I wouldn't even consider it as a side income, even if I had proven that my earnings are greater than my losses.

[DaNNy001]

Only a cracked or crazy person would think of making gambling a full time job because  the uncertainty of gambling is something no one can tend to rely on, especially if you are the type that have people you are feeding. Gambling is meant to be played as a habit that's takes you off the edge and sometimes makes you feel better but it goes wrong when you tend channel all our problem in life towards it and believe if you do that you might end up regretting because it will break you rather than raise you.

[EarnOnVictor]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

The answer is No from here, and the major reason I can't make gambling my main source of income is that such a decision would be very irresponsible.

Irresponsible in the sense that as we grow older, we have responsibilities, especially if you are a man. You will have a wife and children depending on you and are also looking at you as a role model. That's if you do not have extended family and friends who are also counting on you for one thing or the other. Now, it will be so ill of anyone to believe that a means of earning that is not guaranteed like gambling is what they will rely on for their financial needs of not only themselves but of friends, family and extended family.

It wouldn't have been bad if gambling was such that could earn you consistent money, but the reality is the opposite. By even trying that, you are mounting more pressure on yourself and this will only amount to more losses since you are not gambling with the money you can afford to lose. You will be under pressure and make more mistakes when you need urgent money, which is against the rule of gambling and makes you irresponsible even as you have dependents.

[adultcrypto]

This is similar to this topic I created in the past when I was also wondering about the possibilities of making a career out of gambling. There were many great comments on the thread regarding this concerns but what seems to be the opinion of many is that gambling is not a consistent venture that one should regard as a career. Many went further to say that instead of making gambling a career, it will be better to regard it as sides hustle, I mean something for passive income.

Even though I was thinking it could be possible to make a career in gambling, I still understood the need to have alternative stream of income.

[Jody.Drummer]

Only a cracked or crazy person would think of making gambling a full time job because  the uncertainty of gambling is something no one can tend to rely on, especially if you are the type that have people you are feeding. Gambling is meant to be played as a habit that's takes you off the edge and sometimes makes you feel better but it goes wrong when you tend channel all our problem in life towards it and believe if you do that you might end up regretting because it will break you rather than raise you.

I'm sure that if there are people who think and have the intention to make gambling a place that produces and makes this activity the main profession for regular income then obviously I'm sure they must be addicted victims whose mindset and common sense are no longer working properly. How could they possibly think to make gambling which has absolutely no certainty and guarantee to produce as a field to make a regular income? I don't understand this, I'm not saying that you won't win but all your wins are always unpredictable when it comes because it always depends on how lucky you are in that session. And while anyone will never know when he will be lucky and win.

Yes that's right, it would be a big problem if they have that kind of mindset while on the other hand they have a big responsibility such as having to provide for their children and wife, of course because someone who is married somehow they need money for sure, or I mean there is a fact of necessity that forces them to get money as soon as possible while what if they always lose and hardly get lucky? This does not make sense, I hope you or they can consider with common sense before making decisions and regretting.

[Lida93]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Probability, prediction, luck, chance, likelihood, presumption etc, all these words are summed up in one word - gambling! They all are words that expresses uncertainty, lack of assurance and reliance in every sense of it. Is that what someone should abandon all other sources of income of his to fully focus on? Hell no.

I have seen many gamblers that depends on gambling without other source of income crumble to the ground, professionalism doesn't count and it's not a metric to achieve success in gambling it's all just luck. You can decide to go professional about it but if you are not lucky there's no success, and those that get lucky at it rather attributes it to their being professional.  If you want to be a gambler then just hit the road in a responsible manner and have other sources of income that's how it works.

[rhomelmabini]

I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I guess yes. Can we agree that those streamers who stream are professional and they make as their career? I don't think you'll be at a little loss if you're into gambling, it's more like a roller coaster ride as well, you lose hard sometimes or you make it at breakeven. For me, don't make it full time, maybe make it a part time where you can work on other things. These days having multiple stream of income was sometimes a priority to most.

[Saisher]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

I have a friend who knows horse racing very much and he loves betting on horses, he did not get rich betting on horses but he makes money from giving tips to new horse racing bettors there are many gamblers like this, they have deep knowledge of a game but failed to hit a big jackpot because of lack of funds and they end up becoming a tipster and make a living from being a tipster, of course, his tips are not perfect because tipster has a cunning way to make his tips credible

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Many experts in gambling platforms made a shift from players to becoming part of the sports they love and reached a level of expertise by becoming tipsters, and managers, but if you say a career as a player I don't think it's easy and very few have reached to that level while majority of gamblers are struggling to be one.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

You can, but should not.

You should not leave your income source up to probability with no assurance, stability or job security. This is the same reason I will advise caution to anyone investing in any asset regardless how reliable it is, cause there are to many factors out of your control.

Gambling is best taken as a recreational activity and not to be depended on as a means of livelihood.

- Jay -

He shouldn't even think about it, its not to be taken as a profession because he had some lucky day possibly and he starts feeling relaxed and continue trusting in the outcomes thinking it will be green all the time. Gambling has good and bad sides, the good side is monetary and the bad side  lingers for longer. When addiction sets in, he would be reduced to zero, there have been scenarios where people sold their houses, cars and power serious debts credit to gambling addiction.

Your got it right, he can, but he shouldn't. The repercussions can be extreme.

[bitbollo]

This is a topic we have discussed several times here on forum. if we talk about sports betting or financial betting it is clear that it is possible to create a career...instead if we talk about a career related to casino odds are not helping the gambler there Is no career

BTW like all professions this requires commitment, dedication, study, investment... I am bit skeptic its a rewarding career "more" than a classic work like a medicali doctor or some high skilled job

[ethereumhunter]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

I have a friend who knows horse racing very much and he loves betting on horses, he did not get rich betting on horses but he makes money from giving tips to new horse racing bettors there are many gamblers like this, they have deep knowledge of a game but failed to hit a big jackpot because of lack of funds and they end up becoming a tipster and make a living from being a tipster, of course, his tips are not perfect because tipster has a cunning way to make his tips credible

This method could help him to make money from gambling and it seemed safer than gambling. He should be able to collect the money he gets from tips given by other people. But if he can't save his money and instead uses it for extravagance or lifestyle, it makes him unable to collect money from gambling. And that person should be lucky because he already has regular customers who expect tips from him so he can continue to give tips or he can even open a service to tell which horses have the potential to win. He could create a special group containing tips from him so he can be famous among the tipsters.

[Kavelj22]

Theoretically, it is in no way possible to practice gambling as a job, since it is a practice whose success depends on luck.  No one is always lucky.  The rule says that gambling is either for entertainment or as a result of addiction as a pathological behavioral habit.In general, you will not find anyone who advises you to have an income that is subject to the odds of luck.

There are exceptions.  If the gambling takes place on one of the games that is not subject to the factor of luck alone, then it is likely that the gambler will succeed by using his own skills.  Let's say, for example, that someone is good at playing chess and is able to win bets playing chess, then he is most likely able to do this as a job.  There are many of them in the arenas of major cities who make money from betting on their chess matches.

[bitbollo]

Theoretically, it is in no way possible to practice gambling as a job, since it is a practice whose success depends on luck.  No one is always lucky.  The rule says that gambling is either for entertainment or as a result of addiction as a pathological behavioral habit.In general, you will not find anyone who advises you to have an income that is subject to the odds of luck.

There are exceptions.  If the gambling takes place on one of the games that is not subject to the factor of luck alone, then it is likely that the gambler will succeed by using his own skills.  Let's say, for example, that someone is good at playing chess and is able to win bets playing chess, then he is most likely able to do this as a job.  There are many of them in the arenas of major cities who make money from betting on their chess matches.

There are some sites that charge big fees to each win if a player win more than a certain amount (Betfair Exchange).
Of course of full of people doing as professione, its not a mistery and they dont rely only on luck , but play with certain instruments and instructions that allow them to overperform

[AbuBhakar]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

This is only possible if you already have enough capital that will cover your gambling activities for many years until you become stable. I believe gambling can be done full time since there’s a skill based gambling based such as poker and sports betting. But this is only possible if you are gifted with good set of skills dedicated for gambling.

There are many suers that is successful on sports betting due to their dedication and analysis skills. I believe doing this full time is really possible if the person has enough capital to do it.

[Rabata]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Although there are many gamblers who are well versed in gambling, it is difficult to consider gambling as a profession. Because many gamblers may think of themselves as experts but they don't envision it as a profession. Because gambling is not guaranteed to win or lose. But many make their living through gambling. It is definitely difficult to think of gambling as a career as it is uncertain. I would never dare to think of this as a career if I didn't have a regular income. I am currently gambling but not much of an intention to get more. Because I know today's victory can be a reason for tomorrow's defeat. I hope to gain from this platform but have no intention of doing anything with the money.

[boltz]

If you can make it ? There are already tons of people doing this already and I think it's the worst hobby and job one can have as in my opinion having a betting job is really just another word for full addictive player towards gambling.

What is really sad about this is that if I enter here in my country into a betting store , I will see young persons around 18-19 years old gambling from day to night there , hoping they will get rich or at least gather a few extra money so they can bet again tomorrow and it's sad. Same things goes to old people because my country is so poor that the elders are now trying to earn extra money by buying lotto tickets or something similar...

[Solosanz]

Why you need to ask the community when it comes to experience?

If you or someone else can make money continuously through gambling, why not? it doesn't make sense if you can make money unlimited and ask other users, should I stop it or not? lol.

From my experience, I can't make money through gambling, so I can't use gambling as my full time job.

[RockBell]

Theoretically, it is in no way possible to practice gambling as a job, since it is a practice whose success depends on luck.  No one is always lucky.  The rule says that gambling is either for entertainment or as a result of addiction as a pathological behavioral habit.In general, you will not find anyone who advises you to have an income that is subject to the odds of luck.

There are exceptions.  If the gambling takes place on one of the games that is not subject to the factor of luck alone, then it is likely that the gambler will succeed by using his own skills.  Let's say, for example, that someone is good at playing chess and is able to win bets playing chess, then he is most likely able to do this as a job.  There are many of them in the arenas of major cities who make money from betting on their chess matches.

In addition to this, there is no way gambling can be a job because you can not rely on gambling to feed and it is not easy if you are on a payroll, if you work as an agent we know that you benefitting from the company directly, but as a bettor, it will be only when winning that you will have access to does funds, yeah and the option of how you take it is in the hands of the bettor either you choose it has entertainment or another addiction, and if you have a job and you always busy you will only have limited time to even place bets it will be once in while,  and there are people who might be lucky of always winning but you won't place your life on that and take gambling or rather subject of luck to be what you will depend on, and anyone that is addicted they should get the person a job to do am sure the addition will gradually leave the person.

[EarnOnVictor]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

I have a friend who knows horse racing very much and he loves betting on horses, he did not get rich betting on horses but he makes money from giving tips to new horse racing bettors there are many gamblers like this, they have deep knowledge of a game but failed to hit a big jackpot because of lack of funds and they end up becoming a tipster and make a living from being a tipster, of course, his tips are not perfect because tipster has a cunning way to make his tips credible

This method could help him to make money from gambling and it seemed safer than gambling. He should be able to collect the money he gets from tips given by other people. But if he can't save his money and instead uses it for extravagance or lifestyle, it makes him unable to collect money from gambling. And that person should be lucky because he already has regular customers who expect tips from him so he can continue to give tips or he can even open a service to tell which horses have the potential to win. He could create a special group containing tips from him so he can be famous among the tipsters.

I quite agree with you but this is still subject to how good the guy is and how generous the gamblers are, to how much they are willing to part ways with to show love to that guy. This might not be an issue when you think lightly about it, but in reality, it is, gamblers are often greedy at times, especially if you have not charged them before they bet but later won the bet and started telling you stories. Well, one has to keep the right company and issue the service to those who are nice enough to appreciate him for the good job. And you know that such tips don't go to some kind of legal terms and conditions, which makes it more difficult at times unless those whom he gave the tips are just nice.

On second thought, the person who is not making enough money from horse racing, can he make much success with tips in this regard? I believe that those who really know an aspect of betting can easily make their way up no matter how little they start with, they only need consistency. And that is a good part of gambling, once you know it well, you make the money. For this, I still see some future challenges with this tip service of a thing.

[n00ber]

Play gambling happily and with a comfortable mind. Don't turn it into a job to make money Because it's not possible to make a steady income from gambling. I try to restrain myself from becoming addicted to gambling, which is very difficult to do. Don't say gambling is a career. Even if I'm lucky in gambling, I can't do this.

I think this is the thinking of people addicted to gambling. They cover up their addiction by saying that gambling is their job to make money.

[Zanab247]

I can't make gambling a professional career, but I like gambling and I have budget $4 daily for betting for any game but I can never make it my full time job in the society. I gamble in form of entertainment because, it use to keep me busy for watching some sports games that will make me to know how come of their results of a particular team and to know if the bet I set for the game has enter or not before thinking on how to go out for flexing.

I will not advice any gamblers to make gambling a full time job because, it will push such person to sell her parents property or sell her things that are dear to her just to gamble and such person if she fail to win some thing big from the gambling in a week, she will regret for making gambling a full time job.

[|MINER|]

To be honest I have seen many similar topics or questions on bitcointalk forums before and the answer was that taking up gambling as a full time job would be nothing but stupid. This time my answer will be the same. No matter what is said about gambling, at the end of the day things depend entirely on luck. Yes, some tricks or hacks can be figured out with time, which can be profitable in some cases, but it will not bring steady income at all. It can also happen to face big losses. So I think to lead a good healthy life gambling should be taken only for entertainment purposes rather than as a full time job.

[DabsPoorVersion]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

I have a friend who knows horse racing very much and he loves betting on horses, he did not get rich betting on horses but he makes money from giving tips to new horse racing bettors there are many gamblers like this, they have deep knowledge of a game but failed to hit a big jackpot because of lack of funds and they end up becoming a tipster and make a living from being a tipster, of course, his tips are not perfect because tipster has a cunning way to make his tips credible

This method could help him to make money from gambling and it seemed safer than gambling. He should be able to collect the money he gets from tips given by other people. But if he can't save his money and instead uses it for extravagance or lifestyle, it makes him unable to collect money from gambling. And that person should be lucky because he already has regular customers who expect tips from him so he can continue to give tips or he can even open a service to tell which horses have the potential to win. He could create a special group containing tips from him so he can be famous among the tipsters.

I quite agree with you but this is still subject to how good the guy is and how generous the gamblers are, to how much they are willing to part ways with to show love to that guy. This might not be an issue when you think lightly about it, but in reality, it is, gamblers are often greedy at times, especially if you have not charged them before they bet but later won the bet and started telling you stories. Well, one has to keep the right company and issue the service to those who are nice enough to appreciate him for the good job. And you know that such tips don't go to some kind of legal terms and conditions, which makes it more difficult at times unless those whom he gave the tips are just nice.

On second thought, the person who is not making enough money from horse racing, can he make much success with tips in this regard? I believe that those who really know an aspect of betting can easily make their way up no matter how little they start with, they only need consistency. And that is a good part of gambling, once you know it well, you make the money. For this, I still see some future challenges with this tip service of a thing.

Isn't it a common practice for every gambler to give a "tip" the same way we give tips to casino dealers? Excluding the amount they are willing for the tip and if they are a nice person, but in gambling it is a common practice to give tips as those kind of people is also working hard to provide knowledge to new horse bettors. It is like a way to acknowledge their efforts and share the winning with someone leading them to win.

A person who can't make enough money from horse racing can't provide accurate tips unless he builds up more experience, skill and knowledge by focusing only on knowing the most valuable things to consider in horse racing without betting and learning new things and finally understanding it in the long run, it is possible.

[leonair]

To be honest I have seen many similar topics or questions on bitcointalk forums before and the answer was that taking up gambling as a full time job would be nothing but stupid. This time my answer will be the same. No matter what is said about gambling, at the end of the day things depend entirely on luck. Yes, some tricks or hacks can be figured out with time, which can be profitable in some cases, but it will not bring steady income at all. It can also happen to face big losses. So I think to lead a good healthy life gambling should be taken only for entertainment purposes rather than as a full time job.

Gambling is completely luck dependent so I don't know how it can be someone's full time job. And job is where there is a fixed income for a certain period of time.  And gambling is never a fixed income. So gambling cannot be compared to any job be it part time or full time. Gambling should be totally avoided if you want to live a happy life.  And if you want to enjoy gambling then it should be used for entertainment purposes and not seriously

[Westinhome]

This method could help him to make money from gambling and it seemed safer than gambling. He should be able to collect the money he gets from tips given by other people. But if he can't save his money and instead uses it for extravagance or lifestyle, it makes him unable to collect money from gambling. And that person should be lucky because he already has regular customers who expect tips from him so he can continue to give tips or he can even open a service to tell which horses have the potential to win. He could create a special group containing tips from him so he can be famous among the tipsters.

If you want to gamble as the full time job,it was not the easy task.Because the loss also possible one in the gambling site,if you suppose start the gambling with 1000 dollars in the gambling sites.Due to your bad luck you had loss the all 1k dollars in the gambling sites.Then to begin the new game in the gambling sites,you will need the capital again to play the game.So you will stuck in the middle because of no money available for the reinvest to the gambling sites.It's essential for the gambler to hold the certain percentage of initial for the future games.So you can mange the new game with the holding money.The gambler should keep the 20-30 percentage of winning money for the future game.

[Ever-young]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

In my opinion? It's a big NO.
Considering gambling as a full time job involves lots of things, time, resources and other things. When I say resources I mean, you'll need to be keeping your bankroll high. We all know gambling isn't a instant get rich stuff, it's not certain you're gonna be constantly making profits on every game you stake, you loose sometimes and win sometimes, so what's the assurance that you'll always be on the winning side.

I know a few gamblers who leave their house in the morning, go to the casino and spend the whole day there loosing money, every single day, and maybe some days they make profits but never enough to cover for the losses. I've seen them and it didn't turn out well so I don't think it's a good idea...

[Yatsan]

Technically yes, especially if you are that good and if you are really profitable of it. For sure we know people whose main source of income is gambling. However, they won't advise it to anyone who would desire to also do so; they know the risk and for sure there'll be times or days that they'd lose. If you could afford losing on some days then that would be fine. But if you are expecting for daily profit, then kondly take a pause and think twice. There's even this saying that no matter how hard you try in gambling, there's a bigger tendency for you to end up with loss. And what would matter up until that point is to lessen your loss as much as possible and not eyeing for a huge jackpot win.

[SmartGold01]

Gambling as a career job is a bit not cool as a practice except for some reasons whereby you wouldn't want to look into what people will say about your life as professional gambler that will be willing to accept all Criticism as gambler. Gambling has more deeper things we are yet to know and understand because when you began to make yourself available as a gambler or someone who took gambling as profession needs to go into business to be able to foot their bills while they wait for their luck based game.

[Litzki1990]

From the perspective of what I have learned about gambling, I would personally like to say that gambling is not really a full-time career. It can be played just for fun in addition to my work but if I don't think it's my profession to win a match then maybe that idea is wrong. If I talk about sports betting then suppose you bet on a match and you win and by betting on that match you earn 10 dollars with a capital of 50 dollars. But when you lose $50 on the next match, will it be safe for you to choose gambling as a full-time career? Gambling is safe for you only when you have an alternative profession.

[Fredomago]

From the perspective of what I have learned about gambling, I would personally like to say that gambling is not really a full-time career. It can be played just for fun in addition to my work but if I don't think it's my profession to win a match then maybe that idea is wrong. If I talk about sports betting then suppose you bet on a match and you win and by betting on that match you earn 10 dollars with a capital of 50 dollars. But when you lose $50 on the next match, will it be safe for you to choose gambling as a full-time career? Gambling is safe for you only when you have an alternative profession.

It's difficult though there are people who deals with it as professions  but it's not easy to depend as full time as the outcome is not always be at your favor, if you treat it as source of entertainment pressure is not that much but as profession there are many things that you needed to consider,  lots of knowledge and research to deal with to make it  happen but still risk is high and  not everyone can deal on it.

[iv4n]

Why you need to ask the community when it comes to experience?

Because many of us have a different experience... And I think that every experienced gambler will tell you the same, with lucky-based games it's almost impossible to be profitable in the long run. We are in the circle, we win and lose all the time, but mostly lose probably...

But when it comes to some skilled gambling games as poker and sports betting the chances of being profitable in the long run are much higher. Of course, good analytic skills, and patience to wait for the right moment to act are essential, and some people possess these skills.

[Miles2006]

From the perspective of what I have learned about gambling, I would personally like to say that gambling is not really a full-time career. It can be played just for fun in addition to my work but if I don't think it's my profession to win a match then maybe that idea is wrong. If I talk about sports betting then suppose you bet on a match and you win and by betting on that match you earn 10 dollars with a capital of 50 dollars. But when you lose $50 on the next match, will it be safe for you to choose gambling as a full-time career? Gambling is safe for you only when you have an alternative profession.

It's difficult though there are people who deals with it as professions  but it's not easy to depend as full time as the outcome is not always be at your favor, if you treat it as source of entertainment pressure is not that much but as profession there are many things that you needed to consider,  lots of knowledge and research to deal with to make it  happen but still risk is high and  not everyone can deal on it.

Choosing gambling as a career is never an option and that's a mistake, the op question is not a new thing have seen alot of jobless people who are into gambling and the worst part they have make gambling an everyday habit like an addict, should we say they have decided to make gambling their full time job, yes of course they have choosed their part and we don't have the right to condemn them that's there decision to make.
From my observation people who have decided to make gambling a full time job they always face financial problem, that's why we hear stories like taking loan to gambling etc, what do we except, gambling doesn't give the full assurance of you winning even if the person is an expert there's no assurance

[junder]

Why you need to ask the community when it comes to experience?

Because many of us have a different experience... And I think that every experienced gambler will tell you the same, with lucky-based games it's almost impossible to be profitable in the long run. We are in the circle, we win and lose all the time, but mostly lose probably...

But when it comes to some skilled gambling games as poker and sports betting the chances of being profitable in the long run are much higher. Of course, good analytic skills, and patience to wait for the right moment to act are essential, and some people possess these skills.

In the event that you've got a lot of time on your hands, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a good idea of what you're going to be doing. Of course if you have a goal to earn then usually the situation will be reversed and instead defeat and downturn will dominate you, that's because the final result always depends on how lucky you are at that time, so with this alone can actually be a strong reason why someone should not make this activity a place to earn and make a profession, it's  too dangerous.

And yes that's right, if you have the goal of wanting to earn then it's better to just choose gambling that is not too high risk like skill-based such as sports or poker games like you mentioned, because it's not just luck that can determine for a good enough result but you also  there you can use skills and analysis to increase your chances of luck to be closer, and I think it's better to get involved in skill-based gambling only if you understand the world of sports, it's better so that you don't always depend on luck completely.

[Marvelman]

Yeah... I'd definitely think hard before chasing a job in gambling.  Way better choices out there without that kinda risk.  Sure, some folks say they make bank just placing bets, but that ain't most.  Truth is, most gamblers lose their shirt after a while.

[rahmad2nd]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

If you ask me personally, I will answer no. however, I cannot confirm with members in the community or even outside our community. but what is certain is that there is such a thing as a professional gambler. Thus, we can interpret it in general that there may be some out there who make gambling a permanent income or as you said in this thread. Whether it's successful or not, I can't guarantee or even know. in fact, we have heard of several gamblers who were successful and became rich because of it. regarding the process they went through, we will never know.

Well, now I will take an example from myself. In gambling games, there is one thing that I really understand, in fact I studied it thoroughly regarding things related to gambling diligently. However, I never considered that what I was doing could be a side income. In fact, I wouldn't think of quitting my job and focusing on one type of gambling that I could consider to have mastered. even though in reality, it is based on experience, insight and also knowledge. Looks like I might do it.
but as you said, in gambling nothing is certain, everything depends on the final result, including the gambling that I like and even though I at least understand or can say I have mastered it, namely football. In the end, not all of my predictions are correct and accurate. There are times when I win the bet, there are times when I lose. Well, I think you have got the answer from my personal version.

[Docnaster]

Theoretically, it is in no way possible to practice gambling as a job, since it is a practice whose success depends on luck.  No one is always lucky.  The rule says that gambling is either for entertainment or as a result of addiction as a pathological behavioral habit.In general, you will not find anyone who advises you to have an income that is subject to the odds of luck.

There are exceptions.  If the gambling takes place on one of the games that is not subject to the factor of luck alone, then it is likely that the gambler will succeed by using his own skills.  Let's say, for example, that someone is good at playing chess and is able to win bets playing chess, then he is most likely able to do this as a job.  There are many of them in the arenas of major cities who make money from betting on their chess matches.

The truth about gambling is that it has positively changed the status quo of a lot of persons. I mean people that were begging to eat but became millionaires through gambling but let's also not forget that gambling has rendered so many young people useless and more especially the gambling addicts. Personally, I think it absolutely unwise for anyone to engage in gambling as a means making a living out of it or seeing gambling as a profession that'll help improve one's financial status.

Gambling should be played for fun and when the person that's involved in it is always losing money, then the best thing to do is to quit but when the person is using it a means of livelihood and survival, the person will still want to gamble more even when he's losing  which will eventually turn the person to a gambling addict

[Hispo]

To me, it is possible to make a career off betting, if one has the enough knowledge and some of good luck to get money out of it in a constant way, but it is not something everyone can pull off, it is easier to say it than doing it.
It would be easier to try to capitalize a personal talent, get a job who can mostky enjoy, because whether we like it or not, the house will always have a leverage or edge against gamblers, meaning it is a very risk career to take. I would even dare to say those how rig games and matches (crime syndicates) are the most likely to earn off betting...
Sadly, this is an industry where in the long term, users are likely to lose their money, hence this is supposed to be treated as entertainment only.

[Chikito]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?

the first thing you have to do is manage your mentally. You already know the risks you will face if want gambling as your career. Just choose the game that always makes you win and take a little risk. Just learn and focus only on that game, don't play too many games, choose 1 or 2 kinds of games so you understand, and minimize risks if you lose. Nothing is impossible, but because this is very risky You have to be ready if you don't raise the wind on every day.

[LDL]

Taking up gambling as a career would not make any sense to a sane person if properly considered. Gambling can never provide financial support to a family but enough to plunge the family into dire crisis. It contributes to various criminal problems such as social disorder on the one hand and criminal problems on the other. I have never seen a family of gambling addicts living happily and peacefully instead they live through various social problems. So when a sane person takes up gambling as a career, his education will be a complete failure.

[Nrcewker]

Definitely no. Gambling can’t be a full time job. The reason is very simple for this. Gambling is considered as game of luck and not skill. You can improve your skill by practising it, but your luck can’t be improved in any way. Hence when you are completely relying on something that is due to luck, chances are there that your luck won’t favour you. Yes sports betting is a mix of luck and skill, but still considering gambling as a full time job is really risky.

[Suzume]

Don't take gambling as a full time profession. Take it as a entanglement purpus you can say why you are suggesting that to not take it full time profession. Becose there is no garenty that gambling will give you profit everytime. It's risky your experience reduce the risk of gambling but it's truly risk to your economy if you fully depend on gambling. That's the reason do gambling for entertainment don't take it as profession.

[dansus021]

Can you make gambling a profession - a full time job? if you do it for business like you have said before I think most of the gambling sites is profitable as long you dont have a program to make the user big win example. win 1 btc with 1000/1 you gonna rekt easly.

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

[|MINER|]

Can you make gambling a profession - a full time job? if you do it for business like you have said before I think most of the gambling sites is profitable as long you dont have a program to make the user big win example. win 1 btc with 1000/1 you gonna rekt easly.

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

You me and what we are doing is not gambling it is signature campaign we are just doing promotion so here we will have an income. I think gambling should never be compared to any other job but it may be that you have other skills that you can work with gambling projects that will bring you a steady income. Moreover, I agree with you on other points that gambling should never be taken as a profession, but if someone has a lot of money, he can invest and open an online casino, but in this case, he needs to have a lot of knowledge about this related.

[TheUltraElite]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?

The only and only method to make gambling a career path is to be the casino's owner and not play in it.

Gambling is a business and that from the player's side is a net loss, so it cannot be a career path as a player - you might argue that poker players do. That is because their main income is not from the games but the affiliate marketing they get into, the promotions they launch and the stuff they sell. In between they play a bit to be on the camera and that too with different companies money added to their own money.
The first line is just another extension of the "If you cant beat 'em, Join 'em!"

[boyptc]

To the real gamblers, it is known that there is a possible career here.

It is like getting the opinion of no coiner people that gives their thought about if it is possible to make money and have a full time careed in Bitcoin.

So there you go, it is the same logic as that wirh gambling. and not real gamblers.

[coin-investor]

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

If you are going and trying to make a living in gambling you should have something to back up you and you should be financially stable you just want this out of passion and you want to crack the code because of the challenges involved, it's emotionally draining and there's a possibility that it will leave you with an empty pocket, you also have to draw the line when you should stop, even if you have a mental stability your pocket could not keep up.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I could but behind the scenes as part of the gambling operation but against the house it is 50/50 and I will regret it later if I keep trying without the needed resources to back me up, everybody is discouraged from trying to beat the house and make a living in gambling, gambling is an entertainment platform and treating it differently will cost you a lot.

[lienfaye]

As a gambler? I don't think this can be called a career or a profession where a person can earn consistently. Unless you're not a gambler but a casino owner or one of the investor who have a shared profit from the casino's revenue.

Earning solely through playing is not profitable due to the house edge that can make the player lose regardless of how skillful or knowledgeable a gamblers are. Therefore, gambling should not be treated as a main source of income or a profession because it's not a reliable way to earn money for a living.

[bluebit25]

The issue  OP is discussing is about the factors that belong to regular players. In my opinion, it would be difficult to see this as a main job that brings income. Maybe some individuals are confident in their abilities but it is true. That only happens to a few people, most people play for relaxation or are addicts who are immersed in this sport.

I have come into contact with people involved in illegal gambling activities, but most of them ended up in prison. So is the trade-off between work, money, and gambling really worth it? Many people know it is wrong but still accept it. Perhaps greed or circumstances create it, but it is just a lack of blame and responsibility. I'm not too opinionated, but anyone who is capable of taking responsibility for their actions is as long as they want to do that kind of work.

[len01]

If you are going and trying to make a living in gambling you should have something to back up you and you should be financially stable you just want this out of passion and you want to crack the code because of the challenges involved, it's emotionally draining and there's a possibility that it will leave you with an empty pocket, you also have to draw the line when you should stop, even if you have a mental stability your pocket could not keep up.

exactly, because there are so many temptations in gambling that gamblers will be tempted and lose control of emptying their pockets even though they already have a strong responsibility to gamble and can commit to the rules that have been made, usually they will occasionally be tempted by the bad things that exist in gambling.
so for gamblers who want to make gambling a profession to earn a living, there will be many obstacles that must be overcome because if they once make a mistake that violates their own rules, the gambler will definitely lose control and fail to make a profit.

btw, I am just surprised by people who think that gamblers want to use gambling as a place to earn daily income, whereas in general gambling is not a place to seek profit but luck and I also think why not make your own gambling machine instead of gambling with uncertain results.
maybe they think that it requires a lot of capital to make their own gambling machine, but I remember in this thread the initial sheet, someone said that a gambler tried to make a simple slot machine and placed it in a shopping center to get certain results and it did not require very large capital.

[boty]

Yeah... I'd definitely think hard before chasing a job in gambling.  Way better choices out there without that kinda risk.  Sure, some folks say they make bank just placing bets, but that ain't most.  Truth is, most gamblers lose their shirt after a while.

In my opinion, it is not the right choice to make gambling a permanent job, because every time we have to place a bet, of course we need capital that we have to bring to be able to place a bet. Without having capital to bet, of course we cannot be able to gamble, so it would be better to think about the type Another job that can generate income is compared to gambling because it is not certain that we can win regularly to be able to generate income from these bets.

[ethereumhunter]

I quite agree with you but this is still subject to how good the guy is and how generous the gamblers are, to how much they are willing to part ways with to show love to that guy. This might not be an issue when you think lightly about it, but in reality, it is, gamblers are often greedy at times, especially if you have not charged them before they bet but later won the bet and started telling you stories. Well, one has to keep the right company and issue the service to those who are nice enough to appreciate him for the good job. And you know that such tips don't go to some kind of legal terms and conditions, which makes it more difficult at times unless those whom he gave the tips are just nice.

On second thought, the person who is not making enough money from horse racing, can he make much success with tips in this regard? I believe that those who really know an aspect of betting can easily make their way up no matter how little they start with, they only need consistency. And that is a good part of gambling, once you know it well, you make the money. For this, I still see some future challenges with this tip service of a thing.

The man could give his tips to the gamblers, who often gave him money so he could make money from them. Creating a private channel that he shares with people who frequently gamble on horse racing and offering it to them to subscribe to his channel is a good opportunity to make money.

But it depends on the guy because if he's doing it for fun, he probably won't do anything about it and just share his tips with people who need them. He also won't think about whether someone will give him money if his tip can give the person who placed the bet a win.

If you want to gamble as the full time job,it was not the easy task.Because the loss also possible one in the gambling site,if you suppose start the gambling with 1000 dollars in the gambling sites.Due to your bad luck you had loss the all 1k dollars in the gambling sites.Then to begin the new game in the gambling sites,you will need the capital again to play the game.So you will stuck in the middle because of no money available for the reinvest to the gambling sites.It's essential for the gambler to hold the certain percentage of initial for the future games.So you can mange the new game with the holding money.The gambler should keep the 20-30 percentage of winning money for the future game.

It is not an easy job to make gambling a full-time job. Those who have tried it have experienced losing money at the gambling table but it doesn't seem like that will stop them because they still want to try again. The more money you use, the more you can lose, especially if you increase the number of bets. Usually, people who have started to be emotionally triggered will increase the amount of their bet because they think that by increasing the amount of their bet, they can win and they will immediately recover their losses. But that's different from what can happen because they can suffer a big loss in one round. That is why if anyone wants to make gambling a full-time job, they must consider the loss factor that they will accept.

[Ricardo11]

Gambling can never be a career. Because gambling depends entirely on luck and skill. Earning from gambling is a completely uncertain thing. Here there is profit or loss. In case of loss the entire money will be lost and in case of profit you will get multiple returns. It should never be considered a career. Because it is high risk and if not efficient the chances of loss are high.

[Quidat]

Gambling can never be a career. Because gambling depends entirely on luck and skill. Earning from gambling is a completely uncertain thing. Here there is profit or loss. In case of loss the entire money will be lost and in case of profit you will get multiple returns. It should never be considered a career. Because it is high risk and if not efficient the chances of loss are high.

Can never be a career and can never be a source of income on which it is really just that someone should really be realizing by someone who are playing gambling because
once you do have that kind of intent or mindset then it would really be just making you that desperate and this is something that you should be avoiding at all cost.
Making it as a full time job? you are really that making yourself putting up on big trouble but there are people who are really that able to make gambling as their main source of income
but only into those people who are really that good when it comes to betting and some card games.

[angrybirdy]

Gambling can never be a career. Because gambling depends entirely on luck and skill. Earning from gambling is a completely uncertain thing. Here there is profit or loss. In case of loss the entire money will be lost and in case of profit you will get multiple returns. It should never be considered a career. Because it is high risk and if not efficient the chances of loss are high.

As gambling is not adviseable to consider as full time job, but still many gamblers has doing it full time due to some personal reasons. I know someone who's doing gambling as their full time source of income and I observe him and his family, they can only eat and buy what they want when he wins in gambling which happens very rarely that's why they have a lots of debts in other people just to sustain their daily needs. One of the closest friend of the gambler that I'm talking about, gave him an advice that he needs to look for a stable job because of the situation but he take it as a negative way. That's my opinion why I usually suggest or advice here in forum that gambling should not take as a job.

[Oshosondy]

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

Advertising gambling sites can be a job but it is not gambling, that can not be regarded as gambling. What is referred to gambling is when people are using their money to bet and in that case they will either win or lose. As for me, not that I do not think, but I know certainly that gambling is not a profession and neither a job. If anyone depend on gambling as a full time job, the person will mostly likely regret that because he will lose than he would be expecting.

[aioc]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I dream that I can make a career out of it, when I was starting I thought there was something I could discover that would make money consistently and I could retire and make a living gambling, but like all the rest we're just hoping that there are ways but there's no way.

Yes we have seen people posting their huge winnings here but these are all ego trips because they did not and will never admit their losses, they make it appear it's easy to win huge money in gambling but it's not the truth, they may even end up losing that huge winning because these people who have ego trip are chronic gamblers, they will use that huge money to recover their earlier losses..

[leonair]

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

Advertising gambling sites can be a job but it is not gambling, that can not be regarded as gambling. What is referred to gambling is when people are using their money to bet and in that case they will either win or lose. As for me, not that I do not think, but I know certainly that gambling is not a profession and neither a job. If anyone depend on gambling as a full time job, the person will mostly likely regret that because he will lose than he would be expecting.

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

[SATWAT]

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

Advertising gambling sites can be a job but it is not gambling, that can not be regarded as gambling. What is referred to gambling is when people are using their money to bet and in that case they will either win or lose. As for me, not that I do not think, but I know certainly that gambling is not a profession and neither a job. If anyone depend on gambling as a full time job, the person will mostly likely regret that because he will lose than he would be expecting.

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

Completely agreed about this all as no one can go through for this as job or full time earning because things can take change and life can ruin easily I have many peoples in real life those were trying to do things for long time but at the end they have nothing and now living really difficult life in countries where governments are taking fees or other things still they are also not able to do for this all and as we are having tough laws and rules surely this is not possible.
Many adductors commit suicide or having other things in life which ruin them and their families are also not able to have anything good after the fall, so better stay safe and do stuff just for the fun or part-time instead of going full time and jumping for big change can bring down all the way.

[Jody.Drummer]

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

Advertising gambling sites can be a job but it is not gambling, that can not be regarded as gambling. What is referred to gambling is when people are using their money to bet and in that case they will either win or lose. As for me, not that I do not think, but I know certainly that gambling is not a profession and neither a job. If anyone depend on gambling as a full time job, the person will mostly likely regret that because he will lose than he would be expecting.

It's a job that is often taken by pre-stringers or even some influencers who usually they have a pretty good career and prestige in the real world and not in gambling and also as a side or part-time job I see there are some of them who take offers from casinos to promote / advertise their gambling sites, of course this is not a gambler but someone who partners with the aim of benefiting each other.

And as you said, by gambling I mean those who are directly involved as gamblers who bet their money, the difference is that they are actors who are involved with what is already provided by the casino, and someone who advertises or promotes gambling is those who partner with the casino itself with the aim of finding more audience. In my opinion, it is almost impossible and impossible if someone makes gambling as a profession to make a regular income, it is almost impossible because obviously the risks are greater than the chances of winning that they always want. And for the problem of profession I think if you really want to make money from gambling then it's better to take a profession as a promotional agent who is a partner but not involved as a perpetrator in the gambling, anyway the casino will also definitely give you a salary from your contribution as their partner.

[mamesso]

The reason why many people are interested in gambling activities is because there is a win in it. Gamblers are well aware
There are risks there, but there are other events they want to get from gambling that make them willing to spend some of their time at gambling places.
When faced with something that is speculative, you should not expect full, steady income because every game is always based on hope. Bookies have certain goals in running their business, one of which is not to go bankrupt, so they have set up a system in the casino so that their business always runs smoothly.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, so you should not make gambling a profession or full time job.

[Crypt0Gore]

That's what many gambling newbies thought at first, until they got extremely burnt, you can't tell them about the risk beforehand, they won't listen and it will look like you are the only thing blocking their ways to success, I have witnessed how gambling twist the mind of a 21 year old, he left his home because his parent don't want him to gamble, he learnt his lesson when he lost everything.

I will gladly keep repeating it every time that gambling is not to be confused as a profession, it makes no single sense, you only need to ask yourself what you are sacrificing to get money, you did nothing but use money to make more money, it's transparency what is waiting for you when you choose to believe in gambling, you will end up wasting your time and money.

Make something else your profession, something that won't disappoint you every week or month, while you keep making money from the right profession you can then consider to take risks with gambling.

[alastantiger]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There are a lot of people who have quit their jobs to do this and it is working for them becasue they have a good system in place. I won't just sit down all day betting. No that will lead to some betting issues instead, I would follow the paths that they have laid down. Which is -

• bet on fantasy sport
• Use one percent of bankroll to bet daily.
• Start a podcast where I talk about betting
• Write paid articles for betting organizations

[tjtonmoy]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Something that is not predictable should not be considered as a way of making a living. You can never be sure what to come next. How can you rely on something like that? And to put your life on the line for something like this is not advisable. You may win some but you will also lose some. And in case of emergency, you may never get help for it.

Most of the people become addicted to gambling. And when they become addicted to it, they most likely lose more than winning. It happens because they put money on the line and for that reason, they make emotional decisions. Thus they become addicted to it. You can't follow the rules when money is on the line no matter how much you try.

[Hirose UK]

Make something else your profession, something that won't disappoint you every week or month, while you keep making money from the right profession you can then consider to take risks with gambling.

So, this is the right statement and advice because if there is better way to consistently make money, such as doing business or trading, it is much better than gambling.
After all, trader or businessman can be successful by having very large income and they have lot of money, maybe small part of which can be used for gambling, but people like this don't care about profit or winning because they come to have fun.
Anyone anywhere who has lot of experience in gambling will always suggest and say that gambling is not place to make money.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There are a lot of people who have quit their jobs to do this and it is working for them becasue they have a good system in place. I won't just sit down all day betting. No that will lead to some betting issues instead, I would follow the paths that they have laid down. Which is -

• bet on fantasy sport
• Use one percent of bankroll to bet daily.
• Start a podcast where I talk about betting
• Write paid articles for betting organizations

It seems that everyone has a different response about gambling as career or gambling as part-time profession.

If what you are saying is like using the gambling industry as place to do business or work, and I personally what they are asking is about gambling or betting, not about business.
If we only discuss gambling in the sense that you convey, then I would also say that many casino owners also get success and casino workers also get lot of money.

I personally interpret what @iBaba is asking about as gambling, meaning game or betting, not how to get good career by taking advantage of the gambling industry.

[temple]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Something that is not predictable should not be considered as a way of making a living. You can never be sure what to come next. How can you rely on something like that? And to put your life on the line for something like this is not advisable. You may win some but you will also lose some. And in case of emergency, you may never get help for it.

Most of the people become addicted to gambling. And when they become addicted to it, they most likely lose more than winning. It happens because they put money on the line and for that reason, they make emotional decisions. Thus they become addicted to it. You can't follow the rules when money is on the line no matter how much you try.

It is not only in case of an emergency, but perhaps about having responsibilities towards a family or financial obligations and making gambling a profession is doomed to fail. If anyone claims to have done that, that's fine by me, but please do not spread the message to others that there is an easy way to make a living with gambling if they follow advice from some self-proclaimed gambling guru. There are so many platforms advertising with the "secret tips" how someone can become rich doing this or that while gambling.

[klidex]

But as user I dont think gambling is a good profession, I mean as a user who plays gamble. If you do an advertising job like I did I think is still profitable and you can do it as a full-time job.

Advertising gambling sites can be a job but it is not gambling, that can not be regarded as gambling. What is referred to gambling is when people are using their money to bet and in that case they will either win or lose. As for me, not that I do not think, but I know certainly that gambling is not a profession and neither a job. If anyone depend on gambling as a full time job, the person will mostly likely regret that because he will lose than he would be expecting.

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

Advertising gambling is different from carrying out gambling activities, we advertise to get a definite income. This can be considered a job, whereas carrying out gambling activities cannot be considered a full-time job that makes money regularly. Of course, many have explained that gambling is a game that has a purpose to have fun, although some gamblers want their money to double, but this rarely happens because gambling does not always provide profits.
There are indeed types of sports betting that provide a big chance of winning compared to other casinos, but that is if we can use good skills, just predicting it is not enough because sports betting is not as easy as it seems.

[nara1892]

Something that is not predictable should not be considered as a way of making a living. You can never be sure what to come next. How can you rely on something like that? And to put your life on the line for something like this is not advisable. You may win some but you will also lose some. And in case of emergency, you may never get help for it.

Most of the people become addicted to gambling. And when they become addicted to it, they most likely lose more than winning. It happens because they put money on the line and for that reason, they make emotional decisions. Thus they become addicted to it. You can't follow the rules when money is on the line no matter how much you try.

It is not only in case of an emergency, but perhaps about having responsibilities towards a family or financial obligations and making gambling a profession is doomed to fail. If anyone claims to have done that, that's fine by me, but please do not spread the message to others that there is an easy way to make a living with gambling if they follow advice from some self-proclaimed gambling guru. There are so many platforms advertising with the "secret tips" how someone can become rich doing this or that while gambling.

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

[junder]

The reason why many people are interested in gambling activities is because there is a win in it. Gamblers are well aware
There are risks there, but there are other events they want to get from gambling that make them willing to spend some of their time at gambling places.
When faced with something that is speculative, you should not expect full, steady income because every game is always based on hope. Bookies have certain goals in running their business, one of which is not to go bankrupt, so they have set up a system in the casino so that their business always runs smoothly.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, so you should not make gambling a profession or full time job.

It is also not natural that we only as players make gambling a full-time job, because gambling itself has rules that have been set by the bookie. Also, the city that established gambling certainly does not want to suffer losses so they have arranged everything to generate profits from each player. Those who play with lust will spend a lot of money on one game because they are pursuing a big win, and at this time the bookie laughs because he has drained the players' money which is not small.

Gambling is also just an entertainment in the form of a paid game so don't be rash by making gambling a full-time job.

[slapper]

Something that is not predictable should not be considered as a way of making a living. You can never be sure what to come next. How can you rely on something like that? And to put your life on the line for something like this is not advisable. You may win some but you will also lose some. And in case of emergency, you may never get help for it.

Most of the people become addicted to gambling. And when they become addicted to it, they most likely lose more than winning. It happens because they put money on the line and for that reason, they make emotional decisions. Thus they become addicted to it. You can't follow the rules when money is on the line no matter how much you try.

It is not only in case of an emergency, but perhaps about having responsibilities towards a family or financial obligations and making gambling a profession is doomed to fail. If anyone claims to have done that, that's fine by me, but please do not spread the message to others that there is an easy way to make a living with gambling if they follow advice from some self-proclaimed gambling guru. There are so many platforms advertising with the "secret tips" how someone can become rich doing this or that while gambling.

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

We must acknowledge the rarity of professional gamblers! They combine skills, strategy, and luck. Walking a tightrope without a net is high-risk, high-reward. Most of us can't imagine balancing on that wire, but some thrive there. It's not just about winning more than losing; it's about playing with finesse such that any loss sets them up for the next great triumph. What about gambling for easy money? Indeed, it's a risky boat to sail. Because luck is uncontrollable, ordinary people avoid it for steady income. Daily, professional gamblers dance with randomness. They can't anticipate luck, but they can manage risk, research patterns, and make reasoned decisions. They accept it as a difficult reality, not a hallucination. Although we can't all be professional gamblers, their presence shows the human spirit's determination to overcome tremendous odds

[kotajikikox]

This is a personal preference , some may decide to find their luck and living in gambling while others are just keep trying and yeah not even making money but losses.
so i think there is a tough decision for this to  be decided as loving Job or not.
but for me ? nope I don't believe this is for full time job , instead a side career instead.

[pinggoki]

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

If only everyone is just like that, turning their passion into something that they can make a living out of, that's the most awesome feeling because not only are you not bored with your work or job, you're genuinely enjoying every moment of it which is the rarest kind of job, the one where a lot of people would probably kill to get a career out of or even leave their current high-paying job if they got the opportunity, that's how rare a job that you're passionate about is. For me though, I feel like it's a possibility that you can make gambling as your profession but I believe that it's not for everyone and the luck that everyone innately possess is pretty different so you might not be fit for it but that's how it is when you're trying to make gambling as your profession, you sometimes found out the hard way the answer to that question or if you're one of the lucky few, you might find something else.

[moneystery]

someone might become a professional gambler, they could take up the profession of playing poker, or other games related to skill. there are many examples of people who have made gambling their profession, but achieving this is not easy because it requires time, experience and luck, so not everyone can and is capable of making gambling a full-time profession.

and i think full time gamblers are those who can manage their money well because even professional gamblers don't want to throw away their other sources of income and focus completely on gambling. they understand that gambling is a risky thing and they need other sources of income to cover their needs or a capital for gambling. and hence these gamblers can rest assured gambling without having to worry about money because they have another source of income running that gives them money.

[zuzie]

The reason why many people are interested in gambling activities is because there is a win in it. Gamblers are well aware
There are risks there, but there are other events they want to get from gambling that make them willing to spend some of their time at gambling places.
When faced with something that is speculative, you should not expect full, steady income because every game is always based on hope. Bookies have certain goals in running their business, one of which is not to go bankrupt, so they have set up a system in the casino so that their business always runs smoothly.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, so you should not make gambling a profession or full time job.

For people who are addicted to gambling, they only see it in terms of winning and they are also aware of all the risks in gambling, but they still play without the rules and limitations that they actually have to do.
Good suggestions and advice, bro, but can gamblers do all that when they are in a gambling place and see a gambling game that they think will benefit them? I think only a handful of people understand it.

Of course, there must be a goal behind the gambling business owned by the bookie company, namely wanting to make more money and avoid bankruptcy, even though it uses playing tricks to attract the attention of gamblers. and this is where we can determine for ourselves whether we gamblers are interested in it or not.

[Raflesia]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

It may be out there for people who are like that and try to continue to dedicate themselves to gambling and try so that they get benefits or as a career so that their economy is guaranteed from gambling but for me personally I don't really agree with this.
The reason is a bit classic because we must be aware of our abilities and the resources we have. When making gambling as a career in my opinion this will only make our lives a betting material and I do not want my life to be used as a guarantee for the future bets that I make in gambling.

On the other hand, gambling can indeed be a career if we are only behind the scenes of the casino and consider this as a business but for those of us who are in fact a player, such things will be very difficult to realize especially if we only rely on desperate capital to do this so I think we have to think more clearly to make gambling a career in the life we live.

[shield132]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

You can become a professional gambler but you have to be careful with it. You can't become a professional slots gambler or dice gambler, this is impossible because house is always the winner, your strategy can't change the outcome of 2+2=4. Your strategy can't make it 5. But you can build a career around Poker. Poker is a game that involves a combination of luck and skill. Luck alone is not enough to win, you need skills, you need to know when to bluff, when to be honest, etc. A friend of money loved poker so much that he become a professional poker player and is a member of a poker team sponsored by local casino. He often goes in poker tournaments and is totally sponsored, has a salary too.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

someone might become a professional gambler, they could take up the profession of playing poker, or other games related to skill. there are many examples of people who have made gambling their profession, but achieving this is not easy because it requires time, experience and luck, so not everyone can and is capable of making gambling a full-time profession.

and i think full time gamblers are those who can manage their money well because even professional gamblers don't want to throw away their other sources of income and focus completely on gambling. they understand that gambling is a risky thing and they need other sources of income to cover their needs or a capital for gambling. and hence these gamblers can rest assured gambling without having to worry about money because they have another source of income running that gives them money.

        -   You mean playing poker is considered a profession? Is that what you mean, mate? That's why many people go crazy playing poker compared to other gamblers here in crypto gambling. Because, apart from being a profession, you can be rich and earn a lot of money.

I have a cousin who used to be a professional billiard player; he competes nationwide here in our country, but now I found out that he competes nationwide in our country in poker, and he has a manager who handles him and has made it his profession and career.

[temple]

Something that is not predictable should not be considered as a way of making a living. You can never be sure what to come next. How can you rely on something like that? And to put your life on the line for something like this is not advisable. You may win some but you will also lose some. And in case of emergency, you may never get help for it.

Most of the people become addicted to gambling. And when they become addicted to it, they most likely lose more than winning. It happens because they put money on the line and for that reason, they make emotional decisions. Thus they become addicted to it. You can't follow the rules when money is on the line no matter how much you try.

It is not only in case of an emergency, but perhaps about having responsibilities towards a family or financial obligations and making gambling a profession is doomed to fail. If anyone claims to have done that, that's fine by me, but please do not spread the message to others that there is an easy way to make a living with gambling if they follow advice from some self-proclaimed gambling guru. There are so many platforms advertising with the "secret tips" how someone can become rich doing this or that while gambling.

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

Maybe you could even say that once someone considers himself a professional gambler producing steady income from gambling only, that person might already have a problem. I think it has been said here somewhere, but the poker players are representative cases. They win some big tournaments, call themselves professional poker players afterwards and out of a sudden they stay out of luck for several years in a row. I wonder where that designation "professional" finds its justification then?

[rojan]

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

[bakasabo]

It is incorrect to call gambling as a job. This is just the way you spend time. Why gambling isnt job? When you work at regular job, you get paid for work you've done. If gambling is work, then why for work done you can get zero? At work we dont risk our salary to get salary by the end of day, month or shift. I dont know why people keep discussing such banal things. Gambling isnt a profession. It is impossible to go to work and earn minus money.

Professional gamblers won large amounts and allow themselves not to work. They might win again, rarely, under special circumstances, not often. When "full-time job" means you work and earn every day. Impossible to win daily in gambling.

[Synchronice]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games?

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

Your classmate probably understood that it's impossible to beat slot machines unless you are a developer and know a secret code but such a thing doesn't exist today, does it? Instead, he built a slot machine. This doesn't make him a dedicated gambler but a person who is dedicated to build and pursue career in gambling industry. He either become a slot machine technician, developer, designer or something familiar.

By the way, you can make gambling as your profession if you stream slots and are getting paid for streaming or play poker or you are a Drake sponsored by Stake and get paid for betting. I can't imagine any other ways to build a professional career or just a career around it.

[junder]

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

That is why usually beginners are very prone to make a lot of mistakes whether it is in terms of their methods or mindset, as you said that the initial stage you are involved in gambling you will always or at least be given a few wins but that is very good and with that you or anyone will feel that you have found the right way to make money easily, whereas on the other hand such a situation is very natural for most gamblers where the initial stage they will be given a win and all the negative effects at the end initially come from the win you feel at the beginning.

So after that they will think as you say, which is to make gambling their place of income, but I see here fortunately you can quickly realize about the real facts in gambling which is that this activity is always nothing more than luck that can determine a pretty good result, Because if you are late and do not realize it at all then obviously all the initial victory is like a dream that is not easy to return, with the wrong mindset like that then you will lose more money than earn, because obviously with the wrong mindset and high expectations then you will make more experiments and that is why many have lost large amounts. Yes, that's right, so it's better to make gambling for fun.

[tjtonmoy]

Something that is not predictable should not be considered as a way of making a living. You can never be sure what to come next. How can you rely on something like that? And to put your life on the line for something like this is not advisable. You may win some but you will also lose some. And in case of emergency, you may never get help for it.

Most of the people become addicted to gambling. And when they become addicted to it, they most likely lose more than winning. It happens because they put money on the line and for that reason, they make emotional decisions. Thus they become addicted to it. You can't follow the rules when money is on the line no matter how much you try.

It is not only in case of an emergency, but perhaps about having responsibilities towards a family or financial obligations and making gambling a profession is doomed to fail. If anyone claims to have done that, that's fine by me, but please do not spread the message to others that there is an easy way to make a living with gambling if they follow advice from some self-proclaimed gambling guru. There are so many platforms advertising with the "secret tips" how someone can become rich doing this or that while gambling.

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

Maybe you could even say that once someone considers himself a professional gambler producing steady income from gambling only, that person might already have a problem. I think it has been said here somewhere, but the poker players are representative cases. They win some big tournaments, call themselves professional poker players afterwards and out of a sudden they stay out of luck for several years in a row. I wonder where that designation "professional" finds its justification then?

That's just it. You can never make it a profession. One day your luck is very high and the other day it's down to earth kissing the grass. If you can't trust something the next minute, how can you trust that for the rest of your life? Our life depends on earning money and we need it for survival. We can't just leave that responsibility on something that we can't trust ourselves.
Just try something else OP. There are other opportunities available for making a living. Don't waste your life on something like gambling. It's for entertainment purposes if you can afford it. So go work so you can afford it and then try it.

[Weawant]

Actually some one can take up a professional in gambling but then it will take a lot than the regular, his mind set have to be very different from the mindset of regular gamblers as this will turn out his edge as a professional, he will not be looking out for instant flipping of his account size.

Firstly since the person is now trying to make a profession out of it, firstly he must employ a strategy if not he may not succeed at it. This strategy will include his discipline, risk management and money management, all these are to keep him in check not to turn out an addict which will definitely jeopardize his career gambling. One strategy I suggest and think works better is that of compounding profits and seeing what you get monthly and not expecting to hit the gold mine at once in a day.

[maydna]

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

For novice gamblers, it seems normal that they can make a lot of money for a few days, but after that, they will lose as much or even more than they win. And the longer they gamble, the more difficult it will be for them to make money again, and it will be different from when they first gambled. That is why they should not make gambling their career, especially if they cannot control themselves well because there will be moments where you can lose self-control because of gambling. There are many rules that gamblers must follow so that they do not lose a lot of money and become addicted to gambling. But only a few can learn it, while others only experience more losses.

[Yamifoud]

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

And hobby will sometimes turn into an addiction. Well, I hope it won't happen to you, mate.
Well, it was clear to us that some become successful in gambling and some are not. For many reasons, too hard to think about considering gambling as our full-time job but of course, we can consider this as a way of pleasing ourselves from stress.

I'm not sure how the other works on their life and become a successful gambler because even asking them and following what they have said, we can't assure that we can be successful as well. And probably it is because they were destined to such profession while most of us do not.

[reagansimms]

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When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

Yeah, gamblers should be aware of this "it won't take long to lose money". As long as there is no guarantee of being able to make money every day from gambling, then gambling cannot be used as a full time job. Realizing that there is no guarantee that a win in gambling can avoid big losses.
Making gambling a hobby is better than promoting greed in the hope of winning continuously. When you gamble just to channel your hobby, you can easily control yourself when the situation is unlucky.

[Fredomago]

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

And hobby will sometimes turn into an addiction. Well, I hope it won't happen to you, mate.
Well, it was clear to us that some become successful in gambling and some are not. For many reasons, too hard to think about considering gambling as our full-time job but of course, we can consider this as a way of pleasing ourselves from stress.

I'm not sure how the other works on their life and become a successful gambler because even asking them and following what they have said, we can't assure that we can be successful as well. And probably it is because they were destined to such profession while most of us do not.

There's no assurance indeed, even you will listen to what they said and try following their patterns the outcome might not be the same, we can't predict what future will be for us, and for my own take, treating gambling as regular source of income will be far from reality, not good in controlling my emotions and I'm always a fan of yoloing when I feel that it's time for me to leave the house,

most of the time I lose everything inside my bankroll though there's some occasion that I win and enjoy treating myself but counting the numbers is incomparable to the amount of money I lose while playing.

[Altryist]

You can become a professional gambler but you have to be careful with it. You can't become a professional slots gambler or dice gambler, this is impossible because house is always the winner, your strategy can't change the outcome of 2+2=4. Your strategy can't make it 5. But you can build a career around Poker. Poker is a game that involves a combination of luck and skill. Luck alone is not enough to win, you need skills, you need to know when to bluff, when to be honest, etc. A friend of money loved poker so much that he become a professional poker player and is a member of a poker team sponsored by local casino. He often goes in poker tournaments and is totally sponsored, has a salary too.

You said correctly, a professional begins to earn money when sponsorship money appears, but I’m not sure whether such a result can be achieved on one’s own. Now everything related to professional sports can bring very good profits, but for this you need to become a useful participant in this system, otherwise it will be very difficult for you to achieve success on your own.

Many bloggers, various channel groups survive thanks to advertising, there is no secret in this, everything is arranged. If you can bring users, you will make money from it.

[temple]

Maybe you could even say that once someone considers himself a professional gambler producing steady income from gambling only, that person might already have a problem. I think it has been said here somewhere, but the poker players are representative cases. They win some big tournaments, call themselves professional poker players afterwards and out of a sudden they stay out of luck for several years in a row. I wonder where that designation "professional" finds its justification then?

That's just it. You can never make it a profession. One day your luck is very high and the other day it's down to earth kissing the grass. If you can't trust something the next minute, how can you trust that for the rest of your life? Our life depends on earning money and we need it for survival. We can't just leave that responsibility on something that we can't trust ourselves.
Just try something else OP. There are other opportunities available for making a living. Don't waste your life on something like gambling. It's for entertainment purposes if you can afford it. So go work so you can afford it and then try it.

yes I could not agree more here and everyone who knows something about gambling also knows that you can have some amazing days and you think you developed the golden formula, and from one day to the next you are losing all the time despite having done all the analysis and research etc. Gambling is called gambling for a reason. When you only take the word and connect it to "professional", putting the words "gambling" and professional" together seems to be a contradiction, doesn't it?

Like "I am a professional lottery player"...

[0t3p0t]

Well, not for us maybe but other locals here in my place do this as a source of income though not online gambling but the odds of losing is the same and very high. My friends also do this with basketball, they usually go to other villages to find matches and then place bet and most of the time they win though not considered as profession as majority of them were students but they bring money back home.

[topbitcoin]

someone might become a professional gambler, they could take up the profession of playing poker, or other games related to skill. there are many examples of people who have made gambling their profession, but achieving this is not easy because it requires time, experience and luck, so not everyone can and is capable of making gambling a full-time profession.

This is not something that is easy for us to achieve. Because when we are determined to become a professional gambler, maybe we don't know how much time we have to dedicate to doing that, and we don't know how many dollars we have to spend to play gambling. because it is impossible to become a professional gambler that can be obtained in a short time and only in a few times playing gambling. And are we ready for that? I myself am not ready to do that and I prefer to be an ordinary gambler, but still able to control myself over these activities. 

and i think full time gamblers are those who can manage their money well because even professional gamblers don't want to throw away their other sources of income and focus completely on gambling. they understand that gambling is a risky thing and they need other sources of income to cover their needs or a capital for gambling. and hence these gamblers can rest assured gambling without having to worry about money because they have another source of income running that gives them money.

Of course they have good self-control and money control, because if not then they will never be able to do gambling for a long time. And they know very well that gambling is a risky thing. But thanks to the intelligence and experience he has, a professional gambler is always able to how they continue to increase the win rate and minimize the loss rate. 

[arimamib]

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a professional begins to earn money when sponsorship money appears, but I’m not sure whether such a result can be achieved on one’s own. Now everything related to professional sports can bring very good profits, but for this you need to become a useful participant in this system, otherwise it will be very difficult for you to achieve success on your own.

It's true that, in professional sports, significant earnings often come from sponsorships. The financial success of an athlete is closely tied to their ability to attract sponsorships, especially in sports that doesnt attract worldwide audience like gambling, is influenced by their performance, popularity, and marketability. While individual talent is crucial, becoming a valuable participant in the broader sports system is equally important.

Success in professional sports requires more than just personal achievements, because it involves building a brand and image that sponsors find appealing. Establishing a strong presence in the sports ecosystem, whether through skill, charisma, or a combination of factors, increases the likelihood of attracting lucrative sponsorship deals. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and navigating the broader dynamics of the sports industry to maximize financial opportunities.

[fullhdpixel]

It is incorrect to call gambling as a job. This is just the way you spend time. Why gambling isnt job? When you work at regular job, you get paid for work you've done. If gambling is work, then why for work done you can get zero? At work we dont risk our salary to get salary by the end of day, month or shift. I dont know why people keep discussing such banal things. Gambling isnt a profession. It is impossible to go to work and earn minus money.

Professional gamblers won large amounts and allow themselves not to work. They might win again, rarely, under special circumstances, not often. When "full-time job" means you work and earn every day. Impossible to win daily in gambling.

It's true, a professional gambler doesn't need to be winning every day or stay profitable every week or month, it's just that they gamble professionally, which means that they have an allocated bankroll that they use to gamble and they don't let that bankroll go to zero at all as they have enough knowledge and experience and they stop when the time is right unlike other gamblers who tend to keep gambling even when they are constantly losing which is not the right way to gamble.

There is one more thing that is very important and it is that professional gamblers don't have gambling as their only source of income, they have sponsors, they do advertisements, they invest money in various assets like real estate, gold, or maybe even cryptocurrencies. So, they are not worried that if they lose for a week what they will do because they still keep earning money from somewhere out there.

[Orpichukwu]

someone might become a professional gambler, they could take up the profession of playing poker, or other games related to skill. there are many examples of people who have made gambling their profession, but achieving this is not easy because it requires time, experience and luck, so not everyone can and is capable of making gambling a full-time profession.

Even those who have the skill of making mathematical calculations, I still have not seen any of them who take gambling too seriously. Some of them still have teaching jobs and other side hustles that give them money, and they call that their major source of income.
 
Gambling and winning, no matter how good you are at it, is not something you can add all your hope to. Just like walking aside and being asked what you do for a living, you replied, I'm a professional gambler. How does that really sound? To me, I don't buy the idea of giving my all to gambling for any reason.
 
One can still be good at gambling and do other things that are their profession. No one studies gambling in school or learns it as a skill, or do they? If yes, I guess there is something that I'm missing in this gambling community.

[Dzwaafu11]

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But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Gambling is not a profession, and never view it as such. A lot of things have happened to people worldwide, and all those things have mostly negative results,and yours was due to excess gambling. So viewing gambling as a source of income is something that individuals should completely avoid; it’s not going to help. Do you know that people have lost their family, houses, and trust due to gambling? When you are in business and losing is more than profit, there is no way such a business will grow, and you know losing is more than winning in gambling. It's all about luck, and gambling has a lot of high risks. In fact, I won’t advise anyone to take the risk involved in gambling because you will be left with nothing at the end of the day.

Professional gamblers won large amounts and allow themselves not to work. They might win again, rarely, under special circumstances, not often. When "full-time job" means you work and earn every day. Impossible to win daily in gambling.

Exactly. It’s really impossible. You spoke the truth. You cannot win daily in gambling, and that is why gambling can never be a career because you must meet up with your needs. You have people around you that will eat food. There are many problems to cover as a man, so taking gambling as a career will definitely make you jump to where you will never expect to be because you will become addicted once you view gambling in such a way that you will be doing it every single day.

[BitcoinTurk]

If so, why?
If not, please advise!

As I have stated many times in my previous comments, gambling is an expensive hobby, form of fun and is certainly not something that a person can do as a full-time job or earn regular income from it. Since the luck factor is also a very important factor, especially depending on the preferred gambling game or type it isn't possible for any person to earn regular profits by acting in line with complete knowledge and experience. For example, although sports betting is a gambling method that can be preferred based on knowledge and experience, it is always based on luck in line with some probabilities and probabilities. In some cases, although the probability of this luck factor is very low, after a match that results in possible surprise results, the gambler's predictions may not be correct and may result in loss of money. On the other hand, since slots and similar gambling games are completely based on luck, unfortunately, it isn't possible for a person to play these games on a regular basis with his/her experience and knowledge.

[348Judah]

I will always say this to people that they should always take advantage of any situation they finds themselves to make it in life with a positive mind, gambling is having it's own side of being beneficial to people and so many of them rely on gambling for their sustainance, if you can see a potential in it, then go for it, plan for it and achieve your desired ambition with gambling, give it all it may require and make your own achievements out of it.

[AVE5]

I have passion for gambling so if only there is a terminology that a gambling professional is liable and tend tendency to gambling victory then I don't mind building a carrier after all it is all about making wealth which is equivalent to every sectors of professionals goals.

[letteredhub]

someone might become a professional gambler, they could take up the profession of playing poker, or other games related to skill. there are many examples of people who have made gambling their profession, but achieving this is not easy because it requires time, experience and luck, so not everyone can and is capable of making gambling a full-time profession.

Even those who have the skill of making mathematical calculations, I still have not seen any of them who take gambling too seriously. Some of them still have teaching jobs and other side hustles that give them money, and they call that their major source of income.
 
Gambling and winning, no matter how good you are at it, is not something you can add all your hope to. Just like walking aside and being asked what you do for a living, you replied, I'm a professional gambler. How does that really sound? To me, I don't buy the idea of giving my all to gambling for any reason.
 
One can still be good at gambling and do other things that are their profession. No one studies gambling in school or learns it as a skill, or do they? If yes, I guess there is something that I'm missing in this gambling community.

Gambling is a costly activity to maintain as it takes more from you regularly than it gives in return and there's no connection between the statement " full time job" and gambling. Like you @oprichukwu rightly said, a full time job have got to be that job that provides constant income to you either on daily, weekly, or monthly basis and you're with assurance that immediately that time approaches the income lands but not so with gambling. You just don't depend on it at all, there's no assurance, you always at the mercy of fate and lucky, is that what should be connected or categorized as a full time job? I don't get it too.

[Vaculin]

Definitely not. You can make gambling as a side hustle that creates additional income for you but it will never be a main source of income that can provide you consistent and sustainable profits. Although some have been making massive profits from gambling, but for sure they have lose a lot first and the moment they win, they are just gaining back their money that they have lost in gambling. But mostly people lose more than win more.

However, there are also big time gamblers that have found profession in gambling, but it does not mean that they only rely on gambling alone to feed theirselves or their family. Most probably, they also have other growing businesses or they have other side hustles that generate income for them.

[Antotena]

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

"Try and error" with this phrase, you have completed the answer to the question you are asking public opinion. Why would gambling be a professional when you can stay a week without making anything profitable. It's a combination and permutation where in an event, you can get plenty of results and yours will be rare to come by. Just imagine in a four combination, there are 24 results and in thewe 24, you want to see 9. Wouldn't that be difficult to see. With this, now imagine how it will be in 100 combination like dice and slots.

Gambling is like a person that goes out to hawk, they know that when they go outside to sale, they can sell what they have but it's possible that you will go out and sell but not getting any sell for that day especially when the whether is bad or if there is some occurrence that are beyond human control. It's just try and error business and it shouldn't be use as a profession but as a husle to look for secondary source of income.

[Davidvictorson]

I cannot make gambling a profession however I would gladly share on those who have the courage and the guts to take the that path. It is even more risky van having a high stick or even chasing losses. However we must note that people think all sorts of decisions for different purposes. A person who decides to Gamble full time may do it to prove a point that they can make money from gambling and not be addicted to it.

[Kelvinid]

I cannot make gambling a profession however I would gladly share on those who have the courage and the guts to take the that path. It is even more risky van having a high stick or even chasing losses. However we must note that people think all sorts of decisions for different purposes. A person who decides to Gamble full time may do it to prove a point that they can make money from gambling and not be addicted to it.

Making this decision was not a bad decision, it was their desire to take this profession as they believed that they could make it. Of course, it never works on a doubtful individual and not for those who think negatively already but it should for someone who has a high confidence that this job is for them. Yes, it is a matter of choice and all of us know what is best for us because I believe that they think it several times before making that decision.

[n0ne]

We simply find gambling as an easy way to make money. When people win for the first time, they see it is possible forever. This is wrong, people need to have better understanding about gambling before they take it as a profession. There are people who are lucky to make consistent earning out of gambling, looking them if one thinks the same to happen for them it's their mistake.

[Sakanwa]

We simply find gambling as an easy way to make money. When people win for the first time, they see it is possible forever. This is wrong, people need to have better understanding about gambling before they take it as a profession. There are people who are lucky to make consistent earning out of gambling, looking them if one thinks the same to happen for them it's their mistake.

well,so many persons who earn through gambling does not take it as a profession,they have other things they do,and it is those other things that generates the fund they invest into gambling.But I can only make gambling as a profession when I lack what to do,like in the case of being jobless,I can take gambling seriously and pray for a better day to cash out big.It is not always easy to predict and win in football gambling,for you to be a winner,you must have lost a reasonable amount of money.However,in other to make money through gambling,one must try to followup with the games playing over the weekends and to be able to get an accurate prediction on them.

[junder]

We simply find gambling as an easy way to make money. When people win for the first time, they see it is possible forever. This is wrong, people need to have better understanding about gambling before they take it as a profession. There are people who are lucky to make consistent earning out of gambling, looking them if one thinks the same to happen for them it's their mistake.

The first win they get certainly makes them happy and then they also believe that the next time they will always get a win. And that's wrong, the reality can be the opposite of that. Of course it will not be easy to get a win in gambling especially if it is made into a profession I think it will be difficult to set because it is impossible to continue to get a win.

Also if there is someone who is always lucky with gambling where they always get a profit in every game, in my opinion it is not to be used as motivation, because it is unethical if someone has motivation in gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

We simply find gambling as an easy way to make money. When people win for the first time, they see it is possible forever. This is wrong, people need to have better understanding about gambling before they take it as a profession. There are people who are lucky to make consistent earning out of gambling, looking them if one thinks the same to happen for them it's their mistake.

Those who consider gambling as an easy way to make money will find it difficult to make money because gambling is not a place to make money. They have to spend money first so they can make money but that doesn't guarantee they can make money. They can only gamble and think of it as entertainment and not think about winning because it is not easy. If they think about making money from gambling, they can run into problems, especially if they develop a gambling addiction. And the difficulties will get bigger when they consider gambling as their full job because they can experience even more losses.

[Negotiation]

We simply find gambling as an easy way to make money. When people win for the first time, they see it is possible forever. This is wrong, people need to have better understanding about gambling before they take it as a profession. There are people who are lucky to make consistent earning out of gambling, looking them if one thinks the same to happen for them it's their mistake.

Gambling mostly involves luck so it is not right to consider it as an easy way to make money. There is no exact guarantee of winning in gambling they will be more at risk if they think of ways to make money. Although you can become an addicted gambler the journey is not easy. The person will then be ready to do anything to earn money it also has financial dangers that you should know before starting. Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

[nara1892]

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

We must acknowledge the rarity of professional gamblers! They combine skills, strategy, and luck. Walking a tightrope without a net is high-risk, high-reward. Most of us can't imagine balancing on that wire, but some thrive there. It's not just about winning more than losing; it's about playing with finesse such that any loss sets them up for the next great triumph. What about gambling for easy money? Indeed, it's a risky boat to sail. Because luck is uncontrollable, ordinary people avoid it for steady income. Daily, professional gamblers dance with randomness. They can't anticipate luck, but they can manage risk, research patterns, and make reasoned decisions. They accept it as a difficult reality, not a hallucination. Although we can't all be professional gamblers, their presence shows the human spirit's determination to overcome tremendous odds

Yes, maybe that's true, but there must be some professional gamblers that we don't know and are difficult to find, basically the chances of winning will always go hand in hand with the risk of losing and even for the risk is much greater, but strangely and it seems that people who come with the wrong goals and mindset seem to think that there are only winning opportunities that are more prominent than the risks, maybe that misconception makes them continue to play to realize their expectations which if in common sense it is too impossible.

The professionals already know all the conditions that are there so that makes them have to be more careful and they have a pretty good way like you said by combining skill, intelligence, strategy and luck, it will really work if they do get lucky, but if not I think they will not force it because of course prevention will be prioritized. On the other hand I think there is nothing wrong for us to make them a good example, if we cannot leave our gambling activities then at least we are able to maintain our awareness in every gamble or follow the way they do, you can find indications that if you are unlucky there will definitely be some losses that you experience and in that condition do not get carried away and better be more assertive in trying to achieve full awareness. Because usually people who suffer big losses start from disappointing results and then they force it when there is no luck at that time.

[goxcraft]

Without any doubt NOOO. You cannot make gambling a profession let along a full time jobs. Full time jobs have a fixed amount of work a fixed amount of payrate or salary. A amount that helps one sustain himself and his family. A stable income. But gambling is not anything near stable. It is played totally based of luck. Can you effort to risk your own future, your families future, your loved ones future? Nobody would. So instead of trying to be a professional gambler or making it as a full time job you should use that gambling money for other business plan. If you wanted you could be entrepreneur who sets up his own business. It has much more higher potential than gambling. So you should reconsider if you wanna make gambling a profession.

[Gozie51]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

[maydna]

Without any doubt NOOO. You cannot make gambling a profession let along a full time jobs. Full time jobs have a fixed amount of work a fixed amount of payrate or salary. A amount that helps one sustain himself and his family. A stable income. But gambling is not anything near stable. It is played totally based of luck. Can you effort to risk your own future, your families future, your loved ones future? Nobody would. So instead of trying to be a professional gambler or making it as a full time job you should use that gambling money for other business plan. If you wanted you could be entrepreneur who sets up his own business. It has much more higher potential than gambling. So you should reconsider if you wanna make gambling a profession.

That is a firm answer, but it is true what you say that we cannot make gambling a full time job because we have to think about how much money we have to use to make money where the results will not always be what we want. We may be able to make money, but the amount of money may be less than the losses we will experience. And we are already risking our family's future by using more money to gamble. Rather than taking bigger risks by making gambling a full-time job, we should try to find a job that can pay us so that we can actually make money from that job. By getting that job, we can make it a full-time job, but we can also still look for additional work that can function as a part-time job so that we can get additional income. That would be better than taking the risk of making gambling a full-time job. And we won't lose money to make money either.

[Hanadawa]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I can answer that I can't. Gambling is something uncertain. You risk your money to win and besides that there is a possibility that you will lose. You can't make that one of your sources of income. I think making gambling a game is a wise choice. We can have fun in it. We gamble the money we use as part of our spending for fun. If you win, you are cool. And If you lose, you won't be addicted because you just want to have fun there.

But I was interested in a story from a user: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5476233.msg63253886#msg63253886
His friend changed from being a gambler to opening a slot machine business because he was really interested in and learning about slot machines. Basically he doesn't make gambling his job. But because of slot machines he got good job/business.

[AprilioMP]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I don't think I can make gambling a path to a career that can generate income as a gambler. I also cannot abandon other sources of income and focus on gambling even though I still live alone without any dependents such as children and a wife as a husband.
I still have a very short time in gambling as an active gambler, but from the experience of other active gamblers I learned that focusing on gambling as a source of income does not work.

I am a gambler, but not a gambler who is classified as an addicted gambler. I only bet on football bets which I do for fun while enjoying team matches.
Occasionally I play slots and I also do that just to get rid of boredom due to college assignments.

So there is no advice I can give other than what I got based on the experience of gamblers who have retired or quit due to bankruptcy.
Gambling games are to be enjoyed, not to be a source of income.

[piebeyb]

Gambling games are to be enjoyed, not to be a source of income.

These words should be able to be instilled in many gamblers in their mindset, whether they are beginners or gamblers who have become addicts, if only they think of gambling as just entertainment and looking for fun, I don't think there will be many people who will complain about their losses and those who they shared that their experience was full of fun when playing gambling.

People who gamble for money usually often complain about their losses and in the end they go bankrupt and then blame the casino which has actually given them pleasure in the games provided, if only the gamblers knew how to gamble in the casino maybe they wouldn't be so obsessed with looking for it. Big wins from gambling, my advice for beginners is to occasionally try to make gambling just for entertainment and have fun, limit the budget with money that is not used. I'm sure they will enjoy playing on the gambling site.

[YOSHIE]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

The answer is no.
The reason: the basics need to be understood well.

Betting is an activity where there is an agreement between two parties about who wins or loses. Betting can also be referred to as gambling, which means betting, such as if you don't succeed, there are consequences for betting money, and so on.

In the world of gambling, events, factors and so on that are often felt and occur include: winning and losing, in gambling there are consequences that are felt and can happen unexpectedly, So gambling is not an activity or action that can be done and used as a profession or job, the risks can be dangerous.

All actions where money is wagered have a risk value, the point is that gambling is not a solution to be considered as work.

[AprilioMP]

Gambling games are to be enjoyed, not to be a source of income.

These words should be able to be instilled in many gamblers in their mindset, whether they are beginners or gamblers who have become addicts, if only they think of gambling as just entertainment and looking for fun, I don't think there will be many people who will complain about their losses and those who they shared that their experience was full of fun when playing gambling.

It should be like that, but gamblers generally apply this mindset in their gambling.

Your mindset will change when it comes to money. That's where the hardest part is for gamblers to control it so that emotions come out which makes them complain when they lose a lot.
The mindset of gambling to be enjoyed, not as a source of income, must be instilled from the start - before he starts gambling.
Even better, before gambling, the gambler must know all the risks involved in gambling so that the application of this mindset is strong when he becomes an active gambler.

That's roughly my understanding of gambling based on other people's experiences that I apply now.
Complaining is a sign that you are not ready to gamble.

[Kavelj22]

Theoretically, it is in no way possible to practice gambling as a job, since it is a practice whose success depends on luck.  No one is always lucky.  The rule says that gambling is either for entertainment or as a result of addiction as a pathological behavioral habit.In general, you will not find anyone who advises you to have an income that is subject to the odds of luck.

There are exceptions.  If the gambling takes place on one of the games that is not subject to the factor of luck alone, then it is likely that the gambler will succeed by using his own skills.  Let's say, for example, that someone is good at playing chess and is able to win bets playing chess, then he is most likely able to do this as a job.  There are many of them in the arenas of major cities who make money from betting on their chess matches.

The truth about gambling is that it has positively changed the status quo of a lot of persons. I mean people that were begging to eat but became millionaires through gambling but let's also not forget that gambling has rendered so many young people useless and more especially the gambling addicts. Personally, I think it absolutely unwise for anyone to engage in gambling as a means making a living out of it or seeing gambling as a profession that'll help improve one's financial status.

Can you tell me how many people you know personally whose lives have changed after becoming a professional gambler? Assuming that there are as many of them as you claim, can you tell us the time it took them to reach financial stability? I see that this is not logically possible for the reasons I explained in my previous comment.

The second idea in your comment refutes the first idea and warns of the futility of making gambling a major activity, even if there are people whose lives have actually changed accordingly. If someone's life changed in this way, it is pure luck and cannot be the result of taking up gambling as a profession.

[Roseline492]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Gambling can never be a career because Notting is certain in times of gambling and however the only thing we can consider to be our career is something we are sure of generating income either daily or monthly, so gambling can never be considered as a daily, weekly or monthly income generator because there is every possibility that someone could stay up to two months without wining a single game so if perhaps you depend on the gambling to survive how would you take care of your needs when you have not won a bet  for two months?

I no that there are people who are seriously benefiting from gambling but that doesn't mean that gambling can favour everybody.

[Eternad]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Gambling can never be a career because Notting is certain in times of gambling and however the only thing we can consider to be our career is something we are sure of generating income either daily or monthly, so gambling can never be considered as a daily, weekly or monthly income generator because there is every possibility that someone could stay up to two months without wining a single game so if perhaps you depend on the gambling to survive how would you take care of your needs when you have not won a bet  for two months?

There’s a skill based gambling that can give consistent profit for players with exceptional skills like in poker and sportsbet. There’s many gambler that do this full time career since they can minimize the risk through their analysis skills.

But this is impossible to attain with the typical gambling games such as slot that is just pure random.

I no that there are people who are seriously benefiting from gambling but that doesn't mean that gambling can favour everybody.

It’s like trading, not everyone can win since it’s a player vs player but still some people can do trading as a career. It’s same with skill based gambling which is player vs player too.

[Ndabagi01]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

You've just explained how gambling works and how you can profit from it by exploiting uncertainty. Why would someone make something a full-time job and rely on it for all of their daily expenses when the outcome is uncertain? Gambling is a game of chance, and the outcome is either 1 or 0. In a broader sense, a zero value is always more obvious than a 1 value, which appears only occasionally. I am not even sure that casinos are professional gamblers; when it comes to the uncertainty of the outcome of a true event, it is almost certainly unpredictable by many, including those who own gambling businesses. I will not and won’t advise anybody to take in gambling as their full time job and source of income.

[temple]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

You've just explained how gambling works and how you can profit from it by exploiting uncertainty. Why would someone make something a full-time job and rely on it for all of their daily expenses when the outcome is uncertain? Gambling is a game of chance, and the outcome is either 1 or 0. In a broader sense, a zero value is always more obvious than a 1 value, which appears only occasionally. I am not even sure that casinos are professional gamblers; when it comes to the uncertainty of the outcome of a true event, it is almost certainly unpredictable by many, including those who own gambling businesses. I will not and won’t advise anybody to take in gambling as their full time job and source of income.

No casinos are bankroll managers, in a sense they are financial managers. They calculate the odds, limit the stakes and make sure that no bets can be placed that will make them go broke in case of an extremely unlikely outcome. They are tweaking the parameters such that they can't lose in the long run. Now the most important task they have to do is to optimize their system in a way that these events can't happen where they could go broke. It is software and expertise, but I doubt that the operators are "professional" gamblers. They may hire very experienced people to make sure they catch all loopholes and discover potential exploits if something is running against them.

[LDL]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Gambling is an uncertain win-lose betting field.There is no guarantee that anyone will win a single bet. So it doesn't cross my mind whether this non-guaranteed gambling should ever be preferred as a major source of income. If there was a possibility of monthly or weekly profit from gambling then it could only be taken up as a profession or a job. But there is no guarantee that you can win from this gambler's bet every day. If you win one bet there is a chance of losing the next so this uncertain income should never be taken as a part time or full time job.

[nara1892]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Gambling is an uncertain win-lose betting field.There is no guarantee that anyone will win a single bet. So it doesn't cross my mind whether this non-guaranteed gambling should ever be preferred as a major source of income. If there was a possibility of monthly or weekly profit from gambling then it could only be taken up as a profession or a job. But there is no guarantee that you can win from this gambler's bet every day. If you win one bet there is a chance of losing the next so this uncertain income should never be taken as a part time or full time job.

Of course, what you are saying is a true fact about the concept of gambling, where there are only two answers at the end of the session, namely winning and losing and the other thing is that there is absolutely no guarantee for anyone to be able to get a win especially consistently, so with that then we can conclude that gambling is really not recommended to be used as a place to find the main income, it is too absurd and if anyone opposes statements like this then maybe I say they are nothing more than fools whose brains and minds are not healthy.

What is meant by the main income is where someone must always produce because to cover the needs of his life or even his family, simply put is if there is a need then there must always be money, while on the other hand there is absolutely no guarantee for you to be able to get consistent results every day, not only that because I make sure instead of getting money but what happens is that you lose a lot of money.

[Fredomago]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Gambling is an uncertain win-lose betting field.There is no guarantee that anyone will win a single bet. So it doesn't cross my mind whether this non-guaranteed gambling should ever be preferred as a major source of income. If there was a possibility of monthly or weekly profit from gambling then it could only be taken up as a profession or a job. But there is no guarantee that you can win from this gambler's bet every day. If you win one bet there is a chance of losing the next so this uncertain income should never be taken as a part time or full time job.

No guarantee at all, if there's someone who can manage it's a small percentage for sure, we won't see a lot of gambling businesses if gambler can take advantage of the services, instead, gambling owners are the one who really taking advantage of people who are involved with gambling, they are being allure of things that they misconceptions regarding to gambling.

It's a tough competition between your knowledge and emotional control, with that capabilities chances to earn is not by far but if you can't deal with it, better to treat gambling as a source of entertainment instead.

[Dewi Aries]

Gambling is an uncertain win-lose betting field.There is no guarantee that anyone will win a single bet. So it doesn't cross my mind whether this non-guaranteed gambling should ever be preferred as a major source of income. If there was a possibility of monthly or weekly profit from gambling then it could only be taken up as a profession or a job. But there is no guarantee that you can win from this gambler's bet every day. If you win one bet there is a chance of losing the next so this uncertain income should never be taken as a part time or full time job.

No guarantee at all, if there's someone who can manage it's a small percentage for sure, we won't see a lot of gambling businesses if gambler can take advantage of the services, instead, gambling owners are the one who really taking advantage of people who are involved with gambling, they are being allure of things that they misconceptions regarding to gambling.

It's a tough competition between your knowledge and emotional control, with that capabilities chances to earn is not by far but if you can't deal with it, better to treat gambling as a source of entertainment instead.

That's a fact but strangely not all gamblers can accept the statement of fact that really happens very often especially to those who are always excessive in their involvement. This is a business that generates fantastic income for the bookie, lately I often see some small gambling situations caught by the authorities, after being traced and interrogated it turns out that they can generate millions of dollars in turnover in just a month, isn't that huge? of course, and than the bookie can get that money? obviously from the many stupid gamblers who always bring the wrong mindset as it comes to earning.

Indirectly gambling is a brainwashing activity for those who are very careless, casinos are very smart in terms of attracting more audiences, 10x losses in exchange for only one win, isn't that unbalanced? obviously, but gamblers don't realize about it, the point is for them when they get a win it means everything is fine, if they look at the records I think they will be quite surprised when they find out that the amount of winnings is much greater than what they got at that time. It's all just because of wrong thinking and excessive expectations, they can't consider that gambling is a place of fun, it's because their focus is more on the "odds", when there are no guarantees.

[goxcraft]

I can answer that I can't. Gambling is something uncertain. You risk your money to win and besides that there is a possibility that you will lose. You can't make that one of your sources of income. I think making gambling a game is a wise choice. We can have fun in it. We gamble the money we use as part of our spending for fun. If you win, you are cool. And If you lose, you won't be addicted because you just want to have fun there.

But I was interested in a story from a user: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5476233.msg63253886#msg63253886
His friend changed from being a gambler to opening a slot machine business because he was really interested in and learning about slot machines. Basically he doesn't make gambling his job. But because of slot machines he got good job/business.

You are right. Gambling cannot be something as simple as a job. The main reason gambling exists is for entertainments. On one side we are having fun on the other side we are making money. With all the risks, possibilities, consequences it cannot go compared with a stable full time profession. Your friend made the right choice. I also suggested this. Rather than gamble away all the money one could start a small business with the gambling money. It may be less profitable but it's also less risky. If you are qualified enough a business could have a huge potential.

[Oilacris]

I can answer that I can't. Gambling is something uncertain. You risk your money to win and besides that there is a possibility that you will lose. You can't make that one of your sources of income. I think making gambling a game is a wise choice. We can have fun in it. We gamble the money we use as part of our spending for fun. If you win, you are cool. And If you lose, you won't be addicted because you just want to have fun there.

But I was interested in a story from a user: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5476233.msg63253886#msg63253886
His friend changed from being a gambler to opening a slot machine business because he was really interested in and learning about slot machines. Basically he doesn't make gambling his job. But because of slot machines he got good job/business.

You are right. Gambling cannot be something as simple as a job. The main reason gambling exists is for entertainments. On one side we are having fun on the other side we are making money. With all the risks, possibilities, consequences it cannot go compared with a stable full time profession. Your friend made the right choice. I also suggested this. Rather than gamble away all the money one could start a small business with the gambling money. It may be less profitable but it's also less risky. If you are qualified enough a business could have a huge potential.

Its never been a job
Its never been a profession
Its never been an income source

But...
There were people who do really have this kind of treatment on which they are really that able to believe that it is really that something attainable
or something that could possible. Sooner or later they would really be able to realize on whats the real deal with gambling field.
They would be soon realize on the time that they would be experiencing some gambling problems just because they are really that eager
on trying out to achieve something on which we know that it cant just be that so easy nor even possible with gambling.

[Kasabus]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?

You can, but should not.

You should not leave your income source up to probability with no assurance, stability or job security. This is the same reason I will advise caution to anyone investing in any asset regardless how reliable it is, cause there are to many factors out of your control.

Gambling is best taken as a recreational activity and not to be depended on as a means of livelihood.

- Jay -

Everything is possible with gambling, you can win and gain huge profits and make it as your career, and you can lose as well more than what you expected. That's how gambling can be a roller coaster ride and if you're not wise enough, you will be left behind with unpredictable losses  which most of the weak gamblers experienced.

The reason why I don't suggest making gambling as your sole profession, otherwise you will end up gambling your future as well. Although it can give you significant profits at some point, but majority still lose a lot than winning and earn profits. It's okay to gamble as long as you see it as part of your recreational activity, but seeing gambling as your main source of income, that's probably the worst decision ever. Even big celebrities do not gamble in their whole life, as they have big businesses as well that they have to put most of their time in order to ensure its profitability and security.

[Wiwo]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Even at that,  making profits in gambling os not still guaranteed and at most some time you end up losing more than you win,  so anyone that take gambling as a profession or a full-time job is doing so at their risk and the next destination may be addictions or possible indebtedness.

So for sure the significant changes that the mate mentioned will definitely be negative financial changes or even possible philosophical changes at most and this is not a road that anyone should take at some point.

[Oasisman]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Challenges of becoming broke.
I don't really believe someone could consistently make a living out of purely gambling or betting on a specific casino, because no matter how good or how pro you are with Poker and other table card games, there are always gonna be a person who's better than you or equally as good as you, not today but maybe tomorrow. You win some, but most of us have lost more. So, in order for someone to make gains consistently he needs to do something like these streamers do. Yeah, I'm talking about referrals and endorsements, get paid to invite more users while you're actively gambling with your own money.

[Huppercase]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Gambling can never be a career because Notting is certain in times of gambling and however the only thing we can consider to be our career is something we are sure of generating income either daily or monthly, so gambling can never be considered as a daily, weekly or monthly income generator because there is every possibility that someone could stay up to two months without wining a single game so if perhaps you depend on the gambling to survive how would you take care of your needs when you have not won a bet  for two months?

I no that there are people who are seriously benefiting from gambling but that doesn't mean that gambling can favour everybody.

I'm not sure about the new generation of gamblers that we have today but I remembered back in the days when we use to gamble and phones were not available for everyone to gamble online, we have to go to the physical offices to place bet and they have to be printed on paper and tick all games played with a pen when games are completed and when l the games have been played, you go back to the office with the winning paper to collect your winnings and during this process, we used hide from public because people see gambling as a very bad thing in the society but today, I'm shock how people want to use that for career and opportunity about earning in life, isn't that funny? 

Today, you see even parent now see gambling as opportunity to make money but this is a concerning issue that the government has to look. When people start to think that gambling is now place to make money, then I think the country has lost it's glory. Only a country where there is no plenty of job opportunities will want to use gambling as means to put money on the table.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

No matter how safe it would be, it's never an option to adopt the idea of gambling... We all know how hard times have been recently, but don't ever try it.
Nevertheless, I've seen peeps that indulge in that and I sometimes wonder how they cope with funds to recycle the process; most times, they're successful - but what's the possibility of becoming like 'em if you decide to begin? Mind you they'll never tell you if they lose; all you'll get to see is what they allow you to see, which are the win tickets.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

What nobody will tell you how much he/she has lost and you will be busy celebrating his/her wins which is likely to be advertised openly. Most of them when what they have lost have been subtracted from their win, they're still losing by a great margin. No matter how hard the times are, gambling as a profession will only make things harder for the person indulging in it. we've heard stories of people who went that route and ended up very frustrated and depressed that some even consider suicide. Gambling addiction looks like it promises a good life, but its a wolf in sheep clothing. there's a lot of fake realization in gambling world, its very enticing in the beginning, but the end is mostly disappointing. most people that started happily and with a lot of hope later finished with a painful experience. lets not wait to learn from experience alone. We should be very mindful of things we make a habit. Our habit should be something that should be of positive value only and not what we know that has a greater possibility to pull us down in the long run.

[Wiwo]

No matter how safe it would be, it's never an option to adopt the idea of gambling... We all know how hard times have been recently, but don't ever try it.
Nevertheless, I've seen peeps that indulge in that and I sometimes wonder how they cope with funds to recycle the process; most times, they're successful - but what's the possibility of becoming like 'em if you decide to begin? Mind you they'll never tell you if they lose; all you'll get to see is what they allow you to see, which are the win tickets.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

What nobody will tell you how much he/she has lost and you will be busy celebrating his/her wins which is likely to be advertised openly. Most of them when what they have lost have been subtracted from their win, they're still losing by a great margin. No matter how hard the times are, gambling as a profession will only make things harder for the person indulging in it. we've heard stories of people who went that route and ended up very frustrated and depressed that some even consider suicide. Gambling addiction looks like it promises a good life, but its a wolf in sheep clothing. there's a lot of fake realization in gambling world, its very enticing in the beginning, but the end is mostly disappointing. most people that started happily and with a lot of hope later finished with a painful experience. lets not wait to learn from experience alone. We should be very mindful of things we make a habit. Our habit should be something that should be of positive value only and not what we know that has a greater possibility of pulling us down in the long run.

Most time,  we morn our losses alone and celebrate the winning with the public,  and that is why many will not know the reality of things when they see big winners,  most time the amount won can't even equal how much have been lost in the past,  time without number we have advice forks to also share their losing experiences so that it can serve as a warning to anyone who may be willing or tempted to think,  gambling is an easy venture and considering to take gambling as means of making a stable and steady income.

First of all,  gambling shouldn't be considered as a profession but rather as just a fun fair event,  and not too much priority should be given to how much is possible to win from gambling because that is the sure way to record losses at a steady pests.

[Quidat]

No matter how safe it would be, it's never an option to adopt the idea of gambling... We all know how hard times have been recently, but don't ever try it.
Nevertheless, I've seen peeps that indulge in that and I sometimes wonder how they cope with funds to recycle the process; most times, they're successful - but what's the possibility of becoming like 'em if you decide to begin? Mind you they'll never tell you if they lose; all you'll get to see is what they allow you to see, which are the win tickets.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

What nobody will tell you how much he/she has lost and you will be busy celebrating his/her wins which is likely to be advertised openly. Most of them when what they have lost have been subtracted from their win, they're still losing by a great margin. No matter how hard the times are, gambling as a profession will only make things harder for the person indulging in it. we've heard stories of people who went that route and ended up very frustrated and depressed that some even consider suicide. Gambling addiction looks like it promises a good life, but its a wolf in sheep clothing. there's a lot of fake realization in gambling world, its very enticing in the beginning, but the end is mostly disappointing. most people that started happily and with a lot of hope later finished with a painful experience. lets not wait to learn from experience alone. We should be very mindful of things we make a habit. Our habit should be something that should be of positive value only and not what we know that has a greater possibility of pulling us down in the long run.

Most time,  we morn our losses alone and celebrate the winning with the public,  and that is why many will not know the reality of things when they see big winners,  most time the amount won can't even equal how much have been lost in the past,  time without number we have advice forks to also share their losing experiences so that it can serve as a warning to anyone who may be willing or tempted to think,  gambling is an easy venture and considering to take gambling as means of making a stable and steady income.

First of all,  gambling shouldn't be considered as a profession but rather as just a fun fair event,  and not too much priority should be given to how much is possible to win from gambling because that is the sure way to record losses at a steady pests.

Most gamblers are really that are on losses and the proof is that there are lots of gambling businesses out there which we do know that they do really launch up every now and then which
it do really means that they are really that a profitable business because of these kind of lossers who do keep on coming back into gambling and then losing up all the way.
Its never been that ideal that you should really going further because you would really be messing up your entire life or finances if you do keep that kind of behavior.
This is why it is really that important that moderation would really be crucial when it comes to this, because if you dont then you would really be ending up on disaster.

[FanEagle]

I believe that people who can do this, will do it at non-casino games and that's possible in that case. Poker for example is a great money maker for some people who are good at it, you play against others. When we are talking about casino games, it's hard. I have a friend who actually managed to make sports betting his profession, this didn't happen because he was great at it when he started, but he was doing silly very high odd games with small amounts just because he assumed if he wins once, then his whole life would change.

He actually did get lucky once, won like 20x more than his salary, and he realized, if he could up his betting a bit, and keep doing that, even if he wins only once a year, he would be able to live with that, and for the past 7-8 years he has achieved that, won multiple times a year every year, and made a good chunk of money, even changed his car and got a good one, and I think it should be noted that he could lose for a few years in a row now, and still wouldn't be poor.

[piebeyb]

First of all,  gambling shouldn't be considered as a profession but rather as just a fun fair event,  and not too much priority should be given to how much is possible to win from gambling because that is the sure way to record losses at a steady pests.

That's what gamblers should do, never consider gambling as a profession or full-time job, let alone part-time, it's clearly impossible to do a job without making any money, the job requires using skills, not money, to bet on gambling and that doesn't seem like a job because if It is considered a job that is definitely not worthy of being called a job because it involves losses and a lot of money is used for betting.

Gambling should only be used as a place of entertainment, nothing more than to seek pleasure because if you consider it as a job, it is clear that it will not produce a salary like working in other places, so that is the mindset that must be used by gamblers, don't think of gambling as a work, this must be done so that people do not take the wrong path because it is not appropriate to make gambling a job that makes money.

[danherbias07]

I'm not sure about the new generation of gamblers that we have today but I remembered back in the days when we use to gamble and phones were not available for everyone to gamble online, we have to go to the physical offices to place bet and they have to be printed on paper and tick all games played with a pen when games are completed and when l the games have been played, you go back to the office with the winning paper to collect your winnings and during this process, we used hide from public because people see gambling as a very bad thing in the society but today, I'm shock how people want to use that for career and opportunity about earning in life, isn't that funny? 

Today, you see even parent now see gambling as opportunity to make money but this is a concerning issue that the government has to look. When people start to think that gambling is now place to make money, then I think the country has lost it's glory. Only a country where there is no plenty of job opportunities will want to use gambling as means to put money on the table.

Yeah, there is no such thing as shame anymore. People should not care about what an individual does. That's the motto of the era today. Gambling, sex, pornography, cruel jokes, and more bad things are now on social media, and worse they are the clips that have lots of views than what is good. The advent of social media platforms made people change their point of view about things that are traditionally bad in the eyes of the old. It's a new era indeed.

Well, thankfully I am not a parent who is looking for gambling as an opportunity to be my daily profits to feed my kids. There are still a lot of jobs out there that will surely give me the payroll that I need instead of risking my way into gambling where there's no assurance if you will make something for a day or not. That's the trouble when someone makes it a profession, you will never know what could happen in a day. The worst-case scenario is getting rekt and ending up without any food on the table. I never want to be in that position again.

[nara1892]

Most gamblers are really that are on losses and the proof is that there are lots of gambling businesses out there which we do know that they do really launch up every now and then which
it do really means that they are really that a profitable business because of these kind of lossers who do keep on coming back into gambling and then losing up all the way.
Its never been that ideal that you should really going further because you would really be messing up your entire life or finances if you do keep that kind of behavior.
This is why it is really that important that moderation would really be crucial when it comes to this, because if you dont then you would really be ending up on disaster.

It is a true fact that indeed most gamblers suffer huge losses because of their countless losses, is that reasonable? obviously I would say it is very reasonable because as you said that it is true that casinos are a profitable business but not for losers like gamblers who always expect big wins by depending on luck but all profits are entirely only for the bookie who owns the casino itself.

Another proof is that don't you know or experience that there are more losses than wins? Then why don't you feel suspicious of gambling at all and why don't you look for reasons why it always happens, I think this is a matter of misunderstanding driven by beliefs and expectations that are so high that it is very difficult to reach awareness to at least improve the situation.

[wiss19]

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Challenges of becoming broke.
I don't really believe someone could consistently make a living out of purely gambling or betting on a specific casino, because no matter how good or how pro you are with Poker and other table card games, there are always gonna be a person who's better than you or equally as good as you, not today but maybe tomorrow. You win some, but most of us have lost more. So, in order for someone to make gains consistently he needs to do something like these streamers do. Yeah, I'm talking about referrals and endorsements, get paid to invite more users while you're actively gambling with your own money.

What people misunderstand is that they think a professional gambler is someone who just gambles and earns money through it and is living a life through the earnings of gambling alone, which isn't true. As you said, a professional gambler might just be gambling, but it's not that they are always winning and never losing a cent to the casino, but it's just that they get endorsements, they promote platforms, and get paid for that, they refer people and earn affiliate commission on that, and there are a bunch of other things that they do to earn money.

So, reality check for some people: professional gamblers lose as well, they don't have a crystal ball that tells them the outcome of every single bet before they even make it only to get it correct.

However, that is about gambling games, but if we talk about sports betting, there can be people in sports betting who can make money without having to do anything else because they deeply understand the sport that they are betting on, and the teams and players involved as well.

[Dewi Aries]

I'm not sure about the new generation of gamblers that we have today but I remembered back in the days when we use to gamble and phones were not available for everyone to gamble online, we have to go to the physical offices to place bet and they have to be printed on paper and tick all games played with a pen when games are completed and when l the games have been played, you go back to the office with the winning paper to collect your winnings and during this process, we used hide from public because people see gambling as a very bad thing in the society but today, I'm shock how people want to use that for career and opportunity about earning in life, isn't that funny? 

Today, you see even parent now see gambling as opportunity to make money but this is a concerning issue that the government has to look. When people start to think that gambling is now place to make money, then I think the country has lost it's glory. Only a country where there is no plenty of job opportunities will want to use gambling as means to put money on the table.

Yeah, there is no such thing as shame anymore. People should not care about what an individual does. That's the motto of the era today. Gambling, sex, pornography, cruel jokes, and more bad things are now on social media, and worse they are the clips that have lots of views than what is good. The advent of social media platforms made people change their point of view about things that are traditionally bad in the eyes of the old. It's a new era indeed.

Well, thankfully I am not a parent who is looking for gambling as an opportunity to be my daily profits to feed my kids. There are still a lot of jobs out there that will surely give me the payroll that I need instead of risking my way into gambling where there's no assurance if you will make something for a day or not. That's the trouble when someone makes it a profession, you will never know what could happen in a day. The worst-case scenario is getting rekt and ending up without any food on the table. I never want to be in that position again.

Everything seems like it's normal because of the amount of bad things we see on social media, this is something that can attack the mindset and also that can change a person's behavior and point of view unconsciously, a kind of hypnosis. And as for whether it will have an impact or not I think it comes back to each individual about whether they can filter things by only absorbing positive things or even vice versa.

That's right, basically there are still quite a lot of alternatives that they can take to make it a place to make money that is quite promising and basically outside of gambling which is entirely dependent on luck and there is no certainty whatsoever there. For those who still think or choose gambling to make money I would honestly say that they are nothing more than a loser who wants money but doesn't want to sweat it out and just depends on luck which is clearly difficult to find. So it's better to find a place that can guarantee to give you income, gambling is not a profession but it is nothing more than a trap for fools.

[leonair]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Challenges of becoming broke.
I don't really believe someone could consistently make a living out of purely gambling or betting on a specific casino, because no matter how good or how pro you are with Poker and other table card games, there are always gonna be a person who's better than you or equally as good as you, not today but maybe tomorrow. You win some, but most of us have lost more. So, in order for someone to make gains consistently he needs to do something like these streamers do. Yeah, I'm talking about referrals and endorsements, get paid to invite more users while you're actively gambling with your own money.

No matter how expert one is in gambling, one can never guarantee winning or profit because in gambling it is not possible to win only through experience, luck is required here. So a person can never win from gambling constantly and can never earn a fixed amount of money weekly or monthly from gambling. So gambling should never be considered as a job be it part time job or full time.  You can only use gambling as a fun place it will save you. Otherwise you will succumb to greed and become addicted to gambling

[bounceback]

For sport betting we can make little research about team favorite exactly in football match, but I don't see any research or patter with when casino betting and seems difficult for winning just depend with lucky only. You can make gambling as profession but its not recommended exactly how many people more loss their fund than how much profitable earned. I don't see some one success with achievement result become billionaire from gambling although have several years experience in gambling.
For me, gambling is an entertainment only without focus should win on every bet and not spent much money for every day have active in betting platform.

[Hispo]

For sport betting we can make little research about team favorite exactly in football match, but I don't see any research or patter with when casino betting and seems difficult for winning just depend with lucky only. You can make gambling as profession but its not recommended exactly how many people more loss their fund than how much profitable earned. I don't see some one success with achievement result become billionaire from gambling although have several years experience in gambling.
For me, gambling is an entertainment only without focus should win on every bet and not spent much money for every day have active in betting platform.

I still don't understand how someone around there could possibly believe there is a chance to turn gambling into some kind of "job" or profession, while at the same time seeing so many people getting in trouble or losing money to it.
If one wants to get involved such an industry one is not supposed to gamble but rather seek for opportunities as an employee, agent or publicist of the casino, an actual job I mean.
I agree with you that it would be easier to make sportbetting a profession but it does not mean it would be easy to accomplish, though. It takes much capital and also some good intuition/luck to achieve the status of professional bettor.

[Fredomago]

Ideally betting like a pro requires a lifestyle change and when you take up gambling as a lifestyle you will experience significant financial changes.

What aspect of financial challenges are you expecting? Is it negative or positive growth because there is no guarantee with being a professional gambler. No doubt that you would also be making some profit but he will also be losing big because he will have to stake higher. I believe maybe streamers can have probably a steady outcome either they are in collaboration with the casino but to be a independent professional gambler doesn't have a guarantee of financial break through.

Challenges of becoming broke.
I don't really believe someone could consistently make a living out of purely gambling or betting on a specific casino, because no matter how good or how pro you are with Poker and other table card games, there are always gonna be a person who's better than you or equally as good as you, not today but maybe tomorrow. You win some, but most of us have lost more. So, in order for someone to make gains consistently he needs to do something like these streamers do. Yeah, I'm talking about referrals and endorsements, get paid to invite more users while you're actively gambling with your own money.

No matter how expert one is in gambling, one can never guarantee winning or profit because in gambling it is not possible to win only through experience, luck is required here. So a person can never win from gambling constantly and can never earn a fixed amount of money weekly or monthly from gambling. So gambling should never be considered as a job be it part time job or full time.  You can only use gambling as a fun place it will save you. Otherwise you will succumb to greed and become addicted to gambling

We can't generalize that as there are expereinced gamblers who continue to work with gambling, though it's just a small portions or really very few can make that happen but we can't conclude that there are none who can make money out from their gambling activities, though majorities will lose as gambling was designed to make money out from the gamblers pocket, and like you, I rather treat gambling as entertainment venue and not a place to make an stable profits.

[TelolettOm]

No matter how expert one is in gambling, one can never guarantee winning or profit because in gambling it is not possible to win only through experience, luck is required here. So a person can never win from gambling constantly and can never earn a fixed amount of money weekly or monthly from gambling. So gambling should never be considered as a job be it part time job or full time.  You can only use gambling as a fun place it will save you. Otherwise you will succumb to greed and become addicted to gambling

It is pretty true. It is not a wise decision to make gambling be the main job because we can't expect to earn money constantly in gambling. Most gambling games are based on the luck, it is very difficult to always win in the games. Although we already played the games for many years, there will be always no guarantee to win them. Sure, experienced gambler must have better chances to win, but it doesn't mean guarantee the wins. Because of this uncertainty, it is better to gamble as a side activity. Or to make gambling just for fun activity. Don't try to rely for monthly income from gambling, it is a very high risky!

[Strongkored]

It is pretty true. It is not a wise decision to make gambling be the main job because we can't expect to earn money constantly in gambling. Most gambling games are based on the luck, it is very difficult to always win in the games. Although we already played the games for many years, there will be always no guarantee to win them. Sure, experienced gambler must have better chances to win, but it doesn't mean guarantee the wins. Because of this uncertainty, it is better to gamble as a side activity. Or to make gambling just for fun activity. Don't try to rely for monthly income from gambling, it is a very high risky!

Maybe a gambling job that can be done because the profit is more certain is to be a casino owner or when we already have a win rate in sports betting it is quite good and open a tipster service, because the tipster will get money from the gamblers who use their services and usually the tipster will have two services which are free and paid and when gamblers are satisfied with the free ones there is a big chance of joining the paid ones because if gambling activities such as betting or playing casino games are turned into a job, it is very difficult to make a profit or target a profit that can be used for living expenses., because today we can win a lot but tomorrow it could be the opposite and because we can't control ourselves, it's not only yesterday's profits that run out but also our capital.

[leonair]

No matter how expert one is in gambling, one can never guarantee winning or profit because in gambling it is not possible to win only through experience, luck is required here. So a person can never win from gambling constantly and can never earn a fixed amount of money weekly or monthly from gambling. So gambling should never be considered as a job be it part time job or full time.  You can only use gambling as a fun place it will save you. Otherwise you will succumb to greed and become addicted to gambling

It is pretty true. It is not a wise decision to make gambling be the main job because we can't expect to earn money constantly in gambling. Most gambling games are based on the luck, it is very difficult to always win in the games. Although we already played the games for many years, there will be always no guarantee to win them. Sure, experienced gambler must have better chances to win, but it doesn't mean guarantee the wins. Because of this uncertainty, it is better to gamble as a side activity. Or to make gambling just for fun activity. Don't try to rely for monthly income from gambling, it is a very high risky!

One can take up gambling as a full time job if he gets a job in a casino company for live games like Live Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Andarbahar etc.. Because for these the cassette site will pay you a certain amount which will be your job payment. So it can be considered as a full time job and you can continue it but investing your own money in gambling can never be considered as a full time job.

[Weawant]

No matter how expert one is in gambling, one can never guarantee winning or profit because in gambling it is not possible to win only through experience, luck is required here. So a person can never win from gambling constantly and can never earn a fixed amount of money weekly or monthly from gambling. So gambling should never be considered as a job be it part time job or full time.  You can only use gambling as a fun place it will save you. Otherwise you will succumb to greed and become addicted to gambling

I agree with your point of view totally. Gambling is so luck dependent that you literally need to be lucky to pull through on every stake, even the most skilled and knowledgeable person sometimes, turns out unlucky and probably end up loosing their funds to the casino and sometimes in the bid to probably win back, you become addicted.

I usually advised that it doesn't matter how skilled you may want to consider yourself to be, it's very important you don't at any point turn dependent on gambling as it will definitely disappoint you in the long run, except you are lucky to have a big win that makes up for your losses over the period of time, but then it's not ideal to ever see gambling as worthy of a job opportunity because it's not sustainable and it will definitely disappoint you in the long term.

[el kaka22]

You will be in poverty without a doubt. Obvious some people may decide to just try their chance and test this out and if they fail to do that with certain amount, they may stop and not become poor, which is quite possible.

However, if your "dream" is to gamble as a profession and make money that way, you are going to end up becoming poor because you will keep trying, why end up quitting on your dream? If it's your dream then you are going to dream it and that's how you are going to end up getting to a terrible point, you should just avoid doing anything and you should be considering the situation to be not that great, and just keep on losing. Just don't, stop, that's not a dream, that's a nightmare, you will lose it all.

[uneng]

because if gambling activities such as betting or playing casino games are turned into a job, it is very difficult to make a profit or target a profit that can be used for living expenses.

If it were possible, many people would have already quit their currently jobs, especially the low paying ones, to live from online bets, without any effort while making huge profit in a very short timeframe. There wouldn't exist poverty anymore in the world, because as soon as someone needed money, they could access an online casino and raise some easy and instant funds. On the other hand, how could casinos profit and keep the industry alive and its workers paid then? Of course this money has to come from somewhere, and that is the reason why gambling can't be a full time job for gamblers, because if it were, it wouldn't be a full time job for casinos' operators and everyone else who work for the industry.

[TheUltraElite]

Working as a casino dealer is another option

In other words, the only guaranteed method to make money from a gambling outlet is to be a part of the casino. Previously I told about investing in the casino's bankroll, but there is also the option of being a worker in the casino. Its an office job and not related to gambling directly.

Be the casino and you will get a good earning, but most of us can only dream of being one.

[Nerdy doctor]

It is pretty true. It is not a wise decision to make gambling be the main job because we can't expect to earn money constantly in gambling. Most gambling games are based on the luck, it is very difficult to always win in the games. Although we already played the games for many years, there will be always no guarantee to win them. Sure, experienced gambler must have better chances to win, but it doesn't mean guarantee the wins. Because of this uncertainty, it is better to gamble as a side activity. Or to make gambling just for fun activity. Don't try to rely for monthly income from gambling, it is a very high risky!

It’s not a wise decision to make gambling a source of income because gambling as an activity isn’t a job and while there is an opportunity to win some money sometimes, the wins aren’t consistent and you don’t know when you’re going to win some money. The uncertainty of when there’s going to be a win rules out any possibility of using gamble as a source where some income can be earned.
Better to play for fun and relaxation than to play in an attempt to look for a way to earn money.

[Dewi Aries]

Working as a casino dealer is another option

In other words, the only guaranteed method to make money from a gambling outlet is to be a part of the casino. Previously I told about investing in the casino's bankroll, but there is also the option of being a worker in the casino. Its an office job and not related to gambling directly.

Be the casino and you will get a good earning, but most of us can only dream of being one.

Sometimes people (gamblers) often go too far in their dreams, wanting big wins consistently like you get a salary from your job, that's too ridiculous if you make gambling the place, honestly I don't know what actually affects their brains and thoughts so they take ideas like that in his brain and thoughts.

Obviously, if you really want to get a steady income from gambling then I would say that makes  sense and can happen if you become one of the workers, own some of the shares or partner with them regarding the gambling business they run. So don't dream too high if you are basically nothing more than just a gambler, which I would say is like a loser who only  tries his luck on luck to earn income. So I hope that you can think using common sense and logic in dealing with what gambling really is, before you make a decision and regret it someday.

[pawanjain]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Full time ? I wouldn't even think of making it even a part time job.

Why ? Because I know, as a gambler, it's impossible to beat the system. Eventually, we lose our money and the casino always win.
So the only way to make money from gambling is to become a casino/site owner.

[Unbunplease]

If we are talking about full time - it is, of course, poker. To make a good living at it, you need to constantly improve yourself, finish psycholgical courses, try to do sports. There are few successful poker players, but why can't you be successful? There is always a chance

[Oilacris]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Full time ? I wouldn't even think of making it even a part time job.

Why ? Because I know, as a gambler, it's impossible to beat the system. Eventually, we lose our money and the casino always win.
So the only way to make money from gambling is to become a casino/site owner.

There's no way on beating the system but for those people who do think off this kind of probability then good luck with that. Sooner or later you would really be able to realize that it cant really be just that possible. You would really be finding up yourself to be chasing up some losses in the end, its never been a job and its never been a income making kind of thing on which it is really just that
too delusional if someone who do really have this kind of approach. This what makes gambling business to be so profitable because they are really that pushing their luck into the fullest
until they would really be finding themselves on getting bust up in the end of the line. People wont really be changing up not unless if they would really be experiencing unfortunate conditions.

[Twentyonepaylots]

Working as a casino dealer is another option

In other words, the only guaranteed method to make money from a gambling outlet is to be a part of the casino. Previously I told about investing in the casino's bankroll, but there is also the option of being a worker in the casino. Its an office job and not related to gambling directly.

I think what OP meant is being a professional gambler as a full time job, though this is not wrong, if you really want to be making money out of gambling then yes, being a part of the house would make you easy money like just being a dealer or on technical stuff. But what I think on OPs question is that it is very subjective, because it could be a profession, we could watch professional poker players battling for a million bucks in a tournament. But if he meant like a in-household gambling, then it's probably hard to make it as full time job like earning in daily basis.

Be the casino and you will get a good earning, but most of us can only dream of being one.

Not a dream! you can start low, have you watched the movie Molly's game? If not you should watch it if you are dreaming to become one!

[xSkylarx]

If we are talking about full time - it is, of course, poker. To make a good living at it, you need to constantly improve yourself, finish psycholgical courses, try to do sports. There are few successful poker players, but why can't you be successful? There is always a chance

I'm not really into card games, but I just got curious if you can really make a living on them. Because whatever gambling game it is, it is not a wise decision to make it as your source of income. As you know gambling is a business, and it was made for entertainment and those owners make a profit on you. Maybe others are successful at poker, but for sure they have enough money to spend on it or start on it, unlike those new people who have nothing and will think they can make a living on it.

[vs2014]

Actually gambling requires money that people earn from other businesses or jobs and then gamble with this money. So it is clear that you can never become a professional gambler but if you are rich it is possible. An addicted gambler knows that gambling is a trial with uncertain results and unpredictability but still gambles because winnings will increase the amount of money. Good source of income can be made from gambling but you need to have other business as well because you have to raise money to play gamble.

[Accardo]

Working as a casino dealer is another option

In other words, the only guaranteed method to make money from a gambling outlet is to be a part of the casino. Previously I told about investing in the casino's bankroll, but there is also the option of being a worker in the casino. Its an office job and not related to gambling directly.

Be the casino and you will get a good earning, but most of us can only dream of being one.

Becoming a casino, in your context, requires lots of money to begin with, and not all gamblers have the luxury of getting trusted by investors who would want to invest in their new business idea. Hence, as a gambler who wants to make gambling a profession, it's crucial to think of ways to provide services that gamblers would need. Selling of sports predictions is quite getting huge traction in the internet market, gamblers patronize the sellers and prefer relying on them for all gaming analysis. The same applies to other methods of earning money through gambling, like affiliate programs and marketing. Moving into the topic, gambling as a profession requires lots of calculation and determination. Not everyone who has done it was able to succeed. Gamblers who move forward with their gambling venture still get bored in the process. Imagine spending all day gambling; offline or online.

Working hours building strategies that work and implementing them on different house edges, requires dedication. In offline gambling, staying alone gambling in a hotel, is strenuous. Limited time with loved ones and associating with other social activities, is not worth the stress. Other than that, gambling as a profession is dependent on the amount of money the player is ready to gamble with. After calculating the house edge the player should be able to know the amount of money that'll carry him through his career. Match it with the wins available for him and then play games forever, without running out of money. These also require the daily gambling amount and time to spend each day. The player can choose to gamble 5 hours in the morning and the evening. Provided he's a member of a comp club, he won't spend too much on hotel bills and food. He'll have enough points to cover those bills, he'll only have to bother about his invested money. Using a well-calculated strategy he won't run out of money ever, in the offline casino setting. But, doing similar things online wouldn't be possible. The focus will be divided compared to an offline casino professional player.

[Zlantann]

Actually gambling requires money that people earn from other businesses or jobs and then gamble with this money. So it is clear that you can never become a professional gambler but if you are rich it is possible. An addicted gambler knows that gambling is a trial with uncertain results and unpredictability but still gambles because winnings will increase the amount of money. Good source of income can be made from gambling but you need to have other business as well because you have to raise money to play gamble.

Anybody who claims to be a professional gambler might suffer lack and want. Gambling is an unpredictable field that could lead to consistent losses and in some cases wins. I have read of some people who claim to be professional gamblers but one striking thing about them is that they have once won big. Maybe they use the big win to sustain themselves and family and keep on gambling with some part of the win.

I could resign from my job and focus on gambling if I win big in the future. This is because some wins might be big enough to cover my earnings for twenty years. I don't have need to continue my current job where I am underpaid if I win lets say a million dollars. I will comfortably create several means of income and become a professional gambler.  But focusing only on gambling as a source of income without any backup funds or investment that can cover the needs of your family might lead to gambling addiction. 

[alani123]

Gambling as in spending your own money to wager and risk, I don't think that can become a profession unless there's somehow another source of income connected to it. For example this could be ad revenue if many viewers are attracted. But that's not very sustainable for many people.

On the other hand, I think there's some value in reviewing casinos and providing insight to players. Which requires certain skills and if done correctly could attract traffic and therefore become a source of revenue.

Otherwise thought, if you expect to earn reliable income simply by wagering, you are probably going to end up burned sooner or later.

[BITCOIN4X]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.

Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.

[Issa56]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games?

Why will you even think about making gambling a full-time job? It doesn't make any sense to me. There are some people who are jobless and they depend only on gambling, but things don't really go well for people like that. If you owe a gambling company and you want to make it a full-time job, then it's fine. Gambling companies are the ones that are making the real money, gamblers are just wasting time. If you are a gambler, you shouldn't even gamble because you think you can make money from gambling. You are getting everything wrong because you might end up addicted to gambling, which will cause more harm than good.

Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

You cant gamble without loss, I only gamble on soccer alone, and I will say football is unpredictable, the team that you are confident about winning might end up disappointing you, so when you are gambling on score, you are definitely going to lose money. Your chances of losing are even higher than your chances of winning, so when gambling, you will definitely lose money.

We should just maintain the fun aspect of gambling and stop thinking about the money. If you want to make money, then you should use other means as your source of income, not gambling. If you win from gambling, you should just take the money and do any necessary things that you will need at that time, but don't plan for the money you haven't won yet.

[Sakanwa]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.

Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.

It might shock you that some persons depend on gambling as the only source of their money.They do no other thing than to predict games,and win.They take gambling as the only thing that can fetch them money without them stressing themselves.In this  case,they don't start with  their main capital,they only try to win games and invest the outcomes of the game or the money they gained from it.They now stake with high amount,an that is how they  win big too,but when you can't handle anything that has to do with emotions,it's not always good to take this kind of risk without being financially stable,When I see the people that gambling has helped,I don't see any reason why I will say gambling is not a job.

[TheUltraElite]

It might shock you that some persons depend on gambling as the only source of their money.They do no other thing than to predict games,and win.

It is a risky lifestyle choice to make and question is how long can you manage to keep up with the wins? Usually such people are already owning a small to middle cap business or their spouse is owning one and the other one is gambling - meaning there is a money cushioning that gives them stability in case they lose. Someone who is broke might think twice before gambling their last few cents.

Then you have these rigged smaller size games that are gambled on and the wins to some are guaranteed. Usually they trap tourists and steal their money like this. It is a nice scam but one that people are nowadays aware of.

[lienfaye]

Otherwise thought, if you expect to earn reliable income simply by wagering, you are probably going to end up burned sooner or later.

Majority of gamblers are losing than winning so it's not really possible to rely entirely in gambling as a source of income and not even possible to be treated as profession (this is for gambler who wager their money). Sometimes we can win, but how often? It can be treated as a side hustle if the games that you're going to play is a skill-based (so you can apply a strategy and skills) then you have other source of income. But relying only in gambling as a full time job? I don't think so.

[odunybiz]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.

Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.

The most funniest thing about gambling is that no matter how professional you are at it, you can't have an 100% winning streak. You will definitely lose somethings. Although one can easily earn from gambling if we'll managed but taking it as a full time job may be risky.

[TimeTeller]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.

Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.

The most funniest thing about gambling is that no matter how professional you are at it, you can't have an 100% winning streak. You will definitely lose somethings. Although one can easily earn from gambling if we'll managed but taking it as a full time job may be risky.

But if you talk about professional poker players, they can make a living out of it as well as long-time sportsbettors.
However, the risk is still there, as any gambling game. Hence, one should always assess himself on this addictive activity.
This is why very few can get out alive on this habit. Even professional poker players can get screwed if they don't know how to manage their funds.

[leonair]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.

Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.

The most funniest thing about gambling is that no matter how professional you are at it, you can't have an 100% winning streak. You will definitely lose somethings. Although one can easily earn from gambling if we'll managed but taking it as a full time job may be risky.

It will be very bad for someone who chooses gambling as a full-time job because one cannot win consistently by gambling for a long time.  And one who gambles for a long time becomes deeply addicted to gambling.  And one who chooses gambling as a full time job must gamble at least 8 hours daily as an official time and if he gambles for such a long time he will become deeply addicted and face huge losses. so gambling should never be chosen as a full time job

[EarnOnVictor]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.

Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.

The most funniest thing about gambling is that no matter how professional you are at it, you can't have an 100% winning streak. You will definitely lose somethings. Although one can easily earn from gambling if we'll managed but taking it as a full time job may be risky.

It will be very bad for someone who chooses gambling as a full-time job because one cannot win consistently by gambling for a long time.  And one who gambles for a long time becomes deeply addicted to gambling.  And one who chooses gambling as a full time job must gamble at least 8 hours daily as an official time and if he gambles for such a long time he will become deeply addicted and face huge losses. so gambling should never be chosen as a full time job

Strangely as this might sound, there are people who gamble as their source of livelihood and they are fine. You can investigate that in your own way, and you will discover that there indeed exists career gamblers. But can I depend on gambling as my only source of living? Never. I can't advise anyone to do so as well as this will only amount to irresponsibility, nothing else. Gambling can only favour a very few percentage of people for a living and will disfavour most of them who attempt it. Also, it is a few who have all it takes to gamble and give it the right fight and still manage to earn consistently and manage their portfolio alongside for a long period of time without them losing focus or getting emotional in such a way that causes them to lose like the regular gamblers.

I never see this coming in my own gambling visions and I know that it is a risk too high that I would not even give a thought not to talk of practising it. Nonetheless, it is late already, I have other things to do for a living aside from gambling, so I can only imagine this, I can never risk it no matter what. The more you depend on gambling, the more you are likely to lose focus and get emotional because you will need the money, and when it is not forthcoming, that is where the issue starts. I view this as a practical irresponsibility because gambling in the first place should be meant for fun or passive income if someone would ever get money from it, and not for a sole means to depend upon for a living.

[piebeyb]

It will be very bad for someone who chooses gambling as a full-time job because one cannot win consistently by gambling for a long time.  And one who gambles for a long time becomes deeply addicted to gambling.  And one who chooses gambling as a full time job must gamble at least 8 hours daily as an official time and if he gambles for such a long time he will become deeply addicted and face huge losses. so gambling should never be chosen as a full time job

Yes, you are right, usually those who say that are people who don't have a job and are unemployed, whereas the fact is that gambling requires money, how can you make money from gambling, if you just have to play you have to need money, gambling can't be used as a full-time job because Indeed, anyone has to work to earn money for their living needs and then play gambling just to have fun as entertainment.

That's what should be done to make gambling just an entertainment game and not be used as a source of income let alone a full-time job, I think it's also strange to talk about that because it doesn't make sense unless those who want to make gambling a full-time job are at least someone who have businesses that generate money to fund their gambling.

[Rabata]

I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

I never think that one can win in gambling if he can analyze thoroughly in gambling. Moreover, no matter how experienced he is, he cannot make any certain prediction about victory. And if in such a situation a person cannot take one as a full time job anyway. He may be ahead in gambling due to good analysis or experience in gambling but depending on it there is no chance to ever consider it as the main source of income. Although there are people in gambling who are professional gamblers but they have sufficient means of other income besides gambling. I don't think it is possible to lead life depending on this uncertain income.

[bakasabo]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long lasting job.

[Altryist]

Strangely as this might sound, there are people who gamble as their source of livelihood and they are fine. You can investigate that in your own way, and you will discover that there indeed exists career gamblers. But can I depend on gambling as my only source of living? Never. I can't advise anyone to do so as well as this will only amount to irresponsibility, nothing else. Gambling can only favour a very few percentage of people for a living and will disfavour most of them who attempt it. Also, it is a few who have all it takes to gamble and give it the right fight and still manage to earn consistently and manage their portfolio alongside for a long period of time without them losing focus or getting emotional in such a way that causes them to lose like the regular gamblers.

I am of the opinion that we should have several sources of income, there should also be passive sources of income, only in this case you can feel confident that even if you cannot work, you will still have the means to existence. As for making money from gambling, it’s too stressful for me that I wanted to turn it into my job, it’s just entertainment and nothing more.

Yes, of course, there are those who make money from gambling, but there are not many of them, and I admit that they are also susceptible to loses, that can affect their mood. I need everything to be predictable, only in this case I feel comfortable.

[Weawant]

It will be very bad for someone who chooses gambling as a full-time job because one cannot win consistently by gambling for a long time.  And one who gambles for a long time becomes deeply addicted to gambling.  And one who chooses gambling as a full time job must gamble at least 8 hours daily as an official time and if he gambles for such a long time he will become deeply addicted and face huge losses. so gambling should never be chosen as a full time job

Gambling is filled with too many uncertainties to be a full time job, infact it's a 50/50 game so making such a job opportunity will be very risky for anyone who tries to because they can't be sure of how much they can make at a particular time or how much they will be loosing aswell so it's better not to think in such direction at all as it's a more risky than profitable.

Gambling for eight hours daily is definitely going to expose such person to too much risk that they will not be able to recover well enough anytime soon, they will definitely get to addiction and they may result to unhealthy habits in the long run after been unable to continually win so as to fund their gambling habit continually. It's always advised that you get a good paying job and let gambling be something you do on the side and not to be seen as a profession because it's filled with uncertainties.

[LDL]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long lasting job.

Full time job means working 8 to 10 hours. In our country usually full time jobs have to do duty till 10 to 12. In this case if we consider gambling as a full time job then we have to spend 8 to 10 hours on gambling site every day. A professional gambler does not spend 8 to 10 hours daily on gambling sites so gambling is never considered a full time job. But many people can spend two to three hours in gambling but it can be taken as a part time job but never possible to take gambling as a full time job.
Moreover, as a full time job one gets a certain amount of salary at the end of the month but in case of gambling one should not expect to get it because in gambling there are two types of possibilities one is loss and the other is profit. So if there is no fixed amount of salary at the end of the month in a full time job then why should people accept it as a full time job?

[8rch7]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long lasting job.

I don't think how enough fund and time keep in the gambling platform more than 4 until 8 hours because we need much fund for deposit in gambling account, if any one get regular time more than 8 hours in daily I don't sure his stable financial and how to keep from bankrupt their financial condition.
Its good ideas don't make gambling platform as profession or full time job because the only way to make the owner of gambling platform become rich, have fun with gambling platform when getting rest after working and don't be addict with gambling platform has potential you will loss all do you have.

[deathcode]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long lasting job.

I personally don't, but I'm sure there are gamblers like that. they don't make gambling their main income. but they gamble every day. After work they gamble and such activities are carried out repeatedly.
I'm not sure how tiring such activities are, but I'm sure some of us have seen such activities of gamblers. however, gambling cannot be made into a life-sustaining job for a gambler. There must be another job that is a source of finance for the gambling activities carried out. The issue of how much is spent on gambling is a personal matter.

[ethereumhunter]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long lasting job.

Maybe few people can try gambling like that, while others will not be able to do it. There will be many emotions that will arise when playing gambling for that long every day. Maybe they can try it in a card game where several people have skills at playing cards and can win. But most gamblers still won't be able to do it. People also have to calculate how much money they can use to gamble during that time and they also have to think about the possibility of losing. If it's all not worth it, they don't have to do it, and most of the time, it won't be worth it.

Playing gambling for a full hour can cause your emotions to be out of control, let alone gambling for four to eight hours every day. It will make a person frustrated, especially if he experiences a lot of losses while he is gambling.

[Unbunplease]

In principle, gambling can become your main job, but you need to treat it as a job - differentiate the risks, carefully study what you bet on, choose strategies that allow you to earn with minimal risk, and you also need to carefully dispose of available funds

[erep]

That's what should be done to make gambling just an entertainment game and not be used as a source of income let alone a full-time job, I think it's also strange to talk about that because it doesn't make sense unless those who want to make gambling a full-time job are at least someone who have businesses that generate money to fund their gambling.

you are right, that gambling cannot be a permanent job even though the gambler has no other job and gambles all the time, but gambling can be used as a permanent income or passive income for business people who have funded casinos because investors definitely get income from daily and even monthly gambling profits, because they only receive profits but they never gamble.

so they have made the wrong decision to make gambling a permanent job, gambling cannot be used as passive income because the ratio of losses will definitely be higher than wins, gamblers do not even recover losses let alone earn passive income from gambling.

[nurilham]

I never think that one can win in gambling if he can analyze thoroughly in gambling. Moreover, no matter how experienced he is, he cannot make any certain prediction about victory. And if in such a situation a person cannot take one as a full time job anyway. He may be ahead in gambling due to good analysis or experience in gambling but depending on it there is no chance to ever consider it as the main source of income. Although there are people in gambling who are professional gamblers but they have sufficient means of other income besides gambling. I don't think it is possible to lead life depending on this uncertain income.

Gambling isn't the same as trading or investing. Even if we learn it seriously and do deep analysis, no chance to ensure the win in gambling. Moreover, when we play luck-based gambling games. The only factor that can determine whether we win or lose, is our luck. Sure, it is impossible to get certain income from gambling that we expect from winning the games.

You're right, that matter makes no chance for hoping the full-time job in gambling. We must get a job that can earn stable income, we need to fulfill our daily, weekly, or monthly necessities. If we rely on the gambling, surely we can't fulfill the necessities because we don't know when we will win the prizes. As far as I know, people even mostly got losses in gambling.

[Wiwo]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long-lasting job.

It's impossible to make a steady winning from gambling and this is because no one can accurately predict the outcome of the times consistently and for that, we have to avoid anything that includes higher risks such as continuous wagering,  this will make professionalism a baseless practice because there will all end in loses.

Many of those who chose this path have always ended up in losses or even addictions because sometimes it will allow you to push further than you can bear if you gamble for the money as a profession.

[GiftedMAN]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long-lasting job.

It's impossible to make a steady winning from gambling and this is because no one can accurately predict the outcome of the times consistently and for that, we have to avoid anything that includes higher risks such as continuous wagering,  this will make professionalism a baseless practice because there will all end in loses.

Many of those who chose this path have always ended up in losses or even addictions because sometimes it will allow you to push further than you can bear if you gamble for the money as a profession.

Taking gambling as a profession is normal except we are not making profits from it. We don't need to stress ourselves if we are making clean profits from betting. We can bet as long as we like if we are rest assured that we are making consistent profits from betting even though it is nit as huge was we want. We are so many profession and seen all of us as human can not be doing the same profession with other, we can choose gambling as a profession if we are skilled and ready to take appropriate measures to ensure that we keep making profits as we keep gambling.

[Accardo]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long lasting job.

Full time job means working 8 to 10 hours. In our country usually full time jobs have to do duty till 10 to 12. In this case if we consider gambling as a full time job then we have to spend 8 to 10 hours on gambling site every day. A professional gambler does not spend 8 to 10 hours daily on gambling sites so gambling is never considered a full time job. But many people can spend two to three hours in gambling but it can be taken as a part time job but never possible to take gambling as a full time job.
Moreover, as a full time job one gets a certain amount of salary at the end of the month but in case of gambling one should not expect to get it because in gambling there are two types of possibilities one is loss and the other is profit. So if there is no fixed amount of salary at the end of the month in a full time job then why should people accept it as a full time job?

Choosing gambling as a profession has some skill requirements, like any other job. The gambler needs to calculate the house edge, and then venture into the business with lots of money. I've read of a gambler who chose gambling as a profession and used 70k dollars from his savings to gamble for the rest of his life, after quitting his 9-5 job. He happened to be a skilled gambler, hence didn't waste his money, instead, he's meant to be tired of gambling more than 5 hours every day. Locking himself in the hotel environment. A player who has good information on the percentage available for him in a casino can determine how to manage his funds and how long it'll take him before the whole money finishes. Going with the idea of being a gambler forever, without doing any other thing, the player needs to have money, then skill. However, I'd advise the player to do that on offline casinos compared to online casinos. Why? because of the comps.

Whether the player is winning or losing, he'll be getting points from his comp team that'll be used to pay for his hotel bills, food, and drinks. The gambler can stay focused playing from the casino hotel room, knowing fully well that he's into this as a profession. In the long run, he wins and adds to his general bankroll. Utilizing the online casino as an office can be expensive. The player pays for food and other bills. Comps in physical casinos take care of hotel rooms and food. Eliminating some unnecessary expenses on the gambler. Moreover, the gambler will get tired of doing this each day. It's one difficult job for anybody, regardless of how much the player loves casinos. It gets tiring. Not being able to meet with loved ones, sleeping, and waking up to gamble can affect the player mentally. I wouldn't advise anybody to choose that path of profession. The gambler in my illustration never ran out of bankroll, yes, but it's not good for the brain.

[Wiwo]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long-lasting job.

It's impossible to make a steady winning from gambling and this is because no one can accurately predict the outcome of the times consistently and for that, we have to avoid anything that includes higher risks such as continuous wagering,  this will make professionalism a baseless practice because there will all end in loses.

Many of those who chose this path have always ended up in losses or even addictions because sometimes it will allow you to push further than you can bear if you gamble for the money as a profession.

Taking gambling as a profession is normal except we are not making profits from it. We don't need to stress ourselves if we are making clean profits from betting. We can bet as long as we like if we are rest assured that we are making consistent profits from betting even though it is nit as huge was we want. We are so many profession and seen all of us as human can not be doing the same profession with other, we can choose gambling as a profession if we are skilled and ready to take appropriate measures to ensure that we keep making profits as we keep gambling.

The question is can you make that clean profits from gambling on a continuous basis?

The answer to that is NO,  so why then consider gambling as a profession when you don't have consistency in it,  as a professional you must have a defined path and approach to things,  and how you react to them matters a lot.

Gambling is just for fun and if you have profit as your aim,  it can lead you to a lot of things that you may dislike at the end of the day.

[kojektea]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

[Westinhome]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

The gambler who want to create the full time gambler,he should ready to take the many risk in the gambling site.Because the gambler will not have any money can’t able to take the risk in the gambling site.If you can’t control the gambling game at the beginning of the gambling involvement,later gamblers can’t control their own gambling addiction.Many gamblers will feel after the gambling addiction by skipping the gambling addiction at the earliest stage.If the gamblers had good money in the gambling site,he can take many risk in the gambling game.So the winning possibility also high on the risk gambling.

[Docnaster]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

The problem is not if one can work as a gambling professional and earn from it alone. Although there are people who do not care about the work they do in as much as it is legitimate and brings food to the table. But there are also people who values prestige and as such they ensure the kind of work they do is very much not only legal but also ethical.

Gambling in some countries is illegal and in some countries it is legal but not ethical. Who will be that friend who will be in the gathering of their fellow friends, why others are introducing themselves as programmers, lawyers, designers, they will introduce themselves as a professional gambler. That does not hold any prestige I mean.

[bakasabo]

Has anyone tried gambling for 4-8 hours 5 days a week to make gambling as a regular full time job? I think it will be quite emotionally exhausting to do that. Moreover, if gambling would really be a profession, then it will mean that people would only earn from that (you dont go to work to lose money or work for free). Only earning from casinos means casino go bankrupt. That wont be a long-lasting job.

It's impossible to make a steady winning from gambling and this is because no one can accurately predict the outcome of the times consistently and for that, we have to avoid anything that includes higher risks such as continuous wagering,  this will make professionalism a baseless practice because there will all end in loses.

Many of those who chose this path have always ended up in losses or even addictions because sometimes it will allow you to push further than you can bear if you gamble for the money as a profession.

I was not more about steady income, but about doing one and the same actions over a long period of time. At work, we usually do the same day to day, during whole week or months (depends on when we get paid). Lets suppose gambler has infinite amount of money. Is gambler ready to do the same, day to day? Go to casino in the morning, or turn of pc, and gamble-gamble-gamble. Until his shift is over. Casinos offer huge amount of games, it will take a lot of time to try all of them. But the general process is the same, betting, spinning, checking. I doubt that any person is ready to do the same process over and over again, for weeks and months.

[swogerino]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

It is simple,you don't have a chance to make gambling a full time profession unless you are one of the guys who keep appearing on TV playing on Poker Stars.They make a living from that but all other people cannot be as successful as even odds of 1.01-1.05 will make you lose bets so it is impossible to make gambling a full time job with sport betting.If you think of having a huge amount of money and trying to play that on slots to hit that max win chances are high you will lose everything before you get to win a substantial amount there.Blackjack and Roulette are of course games of luck so I don't see any possibility to make gambling a full time job.

[8rch7]

The problem is not if one can work as a gambling professional and earn from it alone. Although there are people who do not care about the work they do in as much as it is legitimate and brings food to the table. But there are also people who values prestige and as such they ensure the kind of work they do is very much not only legal but also ethical.

Gambling in some countries is illegal and in some countries it is legal but not ethical. Who will be that friend who will be in the gathering of their fellow friends, why others are introducing themselves as programmers, lawyers, designers, they will introduce themselves as a professional gambler. That does not hold any prestige I mean.

Not matter with gambling in some country have been legal or not but can't guarantee will be your profession because with gambling prefer lucky not your skill. I don't see any people show their profession is gambling because many of them most face with losses than winning in gambling platform and likely can't make it job.
Gambling as legal activities in some country but not of them make as profession just have fun only and spent their free time enjoying with gambling platform games such as slot or sport betting, its not effort yet with country have make gambling as legal because their citizen keep working and have profession without make gambling as their main job or profession.

[bitvalak]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Having a gambling platform is clearly more profitable than spending a lot of money to become a gambling player.
Because if measured by the winning percentage, no more than 50% of people can beat a slot machine or something like that.
There are fewer than 10% of slot machine winners compared to the number of people playing at the same time.

Or working for a gambling company, it is more guaranteed in terms of salary and stability.
However, you can still work on your passion for gambling, if indeed gambling is one of your hobbies.

If we have more budget, of course I will make my own gambling game.

[shogun47]

Having a gambling platform is clearly more profitable than spending a lot of money to become a gambling player.
Because if measured by the winning percentage, no more than 50% of people can beat a slot machine or something like that.
There are fewer than 10% of slot machine winners compared to the number of people playing at the same time.

Or working for a gambling company, it is more guaranteed in terms of salary and stability.
However, you can still work on your passion for gambling, if indeed gambling is one of your hobbies.

If we have more budget, of course I will make my own gambling game.

Now this is getting me interested, where do you have these numbers from? I highly doubt that the % of people who can beat a slot machine could approximate 50% or even the 10% is too high. Maybe some of the winnings accumulate to a small number of people, so few of the people can make good money. But I doubt that anyone can beat a slot machine that has a fixed return to play rate. Let's assume the RTP is 95%, that means if over the course of the year when 1,000,000 is put in, no more than 950,000 can come out of the slot machine. This does not apply to an individual playing the machine, but to all players combined. Since these things are purely luck based, I wonder how some people "beat" a slot machine. Did you "beat" the lottery when you got the right numbers?

[bbigtart]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets.

The biggest risk of making gambling as a profession will end in addiction, this will definitely happen indirectly, we will kill our future lives because gambling cannot always win even though we are experts at gambling.

If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

I also don't make gambling a profession, I always put gambling as a hobby when I'm lonely. Maybe in countries that have regulated gambling you can work in a gambling place like the one you mentioned. but not all countries openly work on gambling venues. In my country, people who work in gambling places have to hide and if they are found out by the state, they are arrested. If they are found out by their neighbors, they are ashamed. because gambling is considered to destroy the future of the younger generation.

[benalexis12]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

[Chilwell]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

This doesn't make any sense at all because how are you sure that you will survive with gamble as your sources of income, all I know is that gambling is a thing of luck that no one can predict that it will be winning all the time, but always come as a surprised both the wins and the loses, anyone that consider gambling as a full-time job, the person is just trying to destroy his/her life because they will automatically become addicted to gamble.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

yes, because they believe in it that they can make it by force, that why they are addicted to gamble to the extent that if you are not a gambler like them they wouldn't be happy sitting or even talking to you, that is why they find it hard to quit gambling, they always believed in win even though they are losing.

[maydna]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

Very few gamblers can make gambling a full-time job, while others are not successful in doing so. Those who are successful can use gambling to make money, but they have many abilities that are very different from the average gambler. People who want to make gambling a job must have that ability, but it is not easy to learn it, and this is why many people fail and end up losing a lot of money in gambling.

They must realize that it is better for them to use gambling as intended and will not pin their hopes on gambling. There are still many other jobs that they can use as jobs that can make money. They can still gamble but only as entertainment and not to make money, let alone make gambling a full-time job.

[Dewi Aries]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

If you use common sense in dealing with gambling then obviously they will bring the idea as you said that it would absolutely not be careless to make gambling a profession or even a main job, none other than because the danger of risk will always lurk you, and also on the other hand after all gambling is not a place to earn, if you stick to such beliefs then obviously you will become one of the gamblers who are used by casinos to make profits, or that means casinos will drain your money slowly. We must understand that gambling is a business for casinos, they take a lot of profit from losing gamblers, and simply put the more gamblers who are wrong in responding to gambling by coming to earn for example then obviously they will fall into the trap that has been made by the casino. I think there is enough evidence that we can make an example that excessive usually ends tragically, especially experiencing a lot of financial problems and mental stress.

The problem is why anyone is not recommended to make gambling a place of income because everything there is random, so it minimizes the possibility for anyone to get consistent results and also which is a strong reason why you should make gambling a place of entertainment only with a note not to get involved there too often.

[Westinhome]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

If the gambler had the huge money for the investment in the gambling,they can choose to become the full time gambler.Because as I said before,the gambling also need the money for the rotation in the gambling site.If the gambler wants make money,he should keep more money for the gambling,the back up was the important one in the gambling business.If you keep more back,you can easy recovery from the big losses in the gambling site.The gambler should regain their money only using the back up money for the rotation in the casino.The casino game need to have more money to get more money from the same gambling site.

[GxSTxV]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Gambling will always stay the same, the only way it can be profitable is with much luck! winning a huge amount in lottery or Jackpot in Slots. Gambling as a profession can be only done when you stream or get financed by someone to play and doesn’t matter when you lose.
A career in gambling can be also done in Poker for example, it’s possible because many professional poker players made millions or more. But Poker for me is a bit different than gambling in a casino without any strategies or money management to play, playing in a casino is way risky than Poker also.

Abandoning all other source of income and depending entirely on gambling is just stupid, you can’t know when you lose everything. In one day, someone can lose everything he won with gambling and that happened many times with known stories that happened to famous personalities.

If so, why?

Yes, especially with Poker

please advise!

I don’t advise you to start gambling and trying to build something out of it.

[Rufsilf]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

The problem is not if one can work as a gambling professional and earn from it alone. Although there are people who do not care about the work they do in as much as it is legitimate and brings food to the table. But there are also people who values prestige and as such they ensure the kind of work they do is very much not only legal but also ethical.

Gambling in some countries is illegal and in some countries it is legal but not ethical. Who will be that friend who will be in the gathering of their fellow friends, why others are introducing themselves as programmers, lawyers, designers, they will introduce themselves as a professional gambler. That does not hold any prestige I mean.

Professional gambling can be emotionally and financially exhausting, so it might not be suitable for everyone. It's possible that those who try to turn gambling into a career will fail miserably and suffer large losses.
 Because gamblers are prone to developing gambling addictions, several countries have banned gambling due to social, cultural, and religious reasons. Also, maybe other nations may have done that to protect their citizens' health and avoid taking any unnecessary risks.

It is likely that the majority of people are searching for a decent, legitimate work. something of which you are proud and may confidently discuss with others as you are aware that it is clean and won't raise any suspicions. However, it is disappointing to realize that there are those who are not as fortunate and clutch to a knife blade in order to survive and meet their basic needs.

[Pierre 2]

I always wonder what professional gambler takes from life of average person. Its very hard to explain to a person because people are very uninformed and would consider you as addict. I can't imagine coming up to my family telling that my new job is gambling. They would act like boomers. But I think if someone can generate money through successful tournament runs, sponsors, maybe even streaming your gambling content - it's just like any other job out there.

[Odusko]

I always wonder what professional gambler takes from life of average person. Its very hard to explain to a person because people are very uninformed and would consider you as addict. I can't imagine coming up to my family and telling them that my new job is gambling. They would act like boomers. But I think if someone can generate money through successful tournament runs, sponsors, maybe even streaming their gambling content - it's just like any other job out there.

Life is transforming and alot of things are getting in voke, and even though gambling may have had a rough image it still has other aspects that we can take as a real-time or profession, and just as you mentioned in the above comment, that streamers and other promoters can do that at a real-time job and being able to amount to a financially stable life that the family will have a different perception about.
Unless for an addict who is a core gambler that will be subject to that level of irresponsible class but a responsible casino user or a promoter who can make a stable income should indeed be called a professional.

[Ruttoshi]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

The problem is not if one can work as a gambling professional and earn from it alone. Although there are people who do not care about the work they do in as much as it is legitimate and brings food to the table. But there are also people who values prestige and as such they ensure the kind of work they do is very much not only legal but also ethical.

Gambling in some countries is illegal and in some countries it is legal but not ethical. Who will be that friend who will be in the gathering of their fellow friends, why others are introducing themselves as programmers, lawyers, designers, they will introduce themselves as a professional gambler. That does not hold any prestige I mean.

This is because when you tell them that you are a gambler and that is what you do for a living, they will believe that you don't have plans for your future. This is because they know the risk in gambling and that you are not serious with your life because it is under a very low probability that you will be successful in life. Some religion don't also encourage gambling as it is an abomination to them.

Gambling should be used for entertainment and to ease you from the day stress after work and not to be taken as a profession because that is why addiction will come in place, since you will be forced to be gambling always and also chasing your losses. It is unethical.

[Hirose UK]

~snip~

Very few gamblers can make gambling a full-time job, while others are not successful in doing so. Those who are successful can use gambling to make money, but they have many abilities that are very different from the average gambler. People who want to make gambling a job must have that ability, but it is not easy to learn it, and this is why many people fail and end up losing a lot of money in gambling.

They must realize that it is better for them to use gambling as intended and will not pin their hopes on gambling. There are still many other jobs that they can use as jobs that can make money. They can still gamble but only as entertainment and not to make money, let alone make gambling a full-time job.

To be precise, many gamblers try to make gambling source of income or part-time job, but very few or almost no one succeeds in doing so.
So far, those who can really make profit by taking advantage of gambling are famous gamblers who already have good enough trust from other gamblers and have affiliated with them and even have streaming broadcasts on YouTube and several other social media.
That way there will be quite lot of income coming in from several sources such as bonuses from affiliates and also payments from every broadcast made on YouTube, what more, famous and trusted people like this also have profitable deals from the gambling sites they use.
For gamblers in general who really just pure bet and play without any other efforts, being able to make profit is something where the percentage of success will be very small.

Good, you said the right thing and indeed every gambler should think that there are lots of jobs that are more certain and can be guaranteed to provide income, from here they can also gamble at any time because there is still income that they always get more consistently.
Moreover, when they hope too much to make money from gambling, what they get is only annoyance and disappointment because they make efforts that they really hope will be successful but in reality the final results do not match those expectations.
Gambling with the hope of profit has caused many gamblers to experience downturn and destruction, we should all learn from the many cases that have occurred so far.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

This topic or subject of if it's appropriate or not, to or for one to make gambling his or her life career, is something we have discussed on this board over and over and over again, but all the same, I understand this must be a very interesting topic or subject of or for discussion, and alot of users here might have missed all other discussions centered on this subject, so, it's not an abominable thing to have a new one at this time.

Well, I am gonna speak for my self and myself alone, gambling is not a career, and as such, I will never make it a profession, or my profession.
And this is because, the pursuit for winnings in gambling is full of uncertainties, being a family man with wife and children like I am, and depending solely on money made from gambling to feed myself and my family, and also pay my children's school fees, and take care of their day to day needs, is the biggest mistake I will ever make, and I never will make such mistake.
I hate living in uncertainties, and if there is actually a true meaning to living in uncertainties, it is, making gambling a career or profession, and only source of income.

[redsun114]

This is actually interesting, but I still don't dare take the risk of becoming a profession just as a gambler, like what happened to my friends where they really couldn't control their gambling, they became addicts and even spent a lot of their assets. If I think a little wiser than making gambling as a profession, why don't we work on a gambling website, either as an admin or own a casino company as well. it will definitely keep us safer from the risks of gambling with big money as a salary. It doesn't need to be instant, the most important thing is that our assets are safe.

It is simple,you don't have a chance to make gambling a full time profession unless you are one of the guys who keep appearing on TV playing on Poker Stars.They make a living from that but all other people cannot be as successful as even odds of 1.01-1.05 will make you lose bets so it is impossible to make gambling a full time job with sport betting.If you think of having a huge amount of money and trying to play that on slots to hit that max win chances are high you will lose everything before you get to win a substantial amount there.Blackjack and Roulette are of course games of luck so I don't see any possibility to make gambling a full time job.

I slightly disagree with that because when we talk about sports betting, we question the skills and experience of the bettor and not their luck that much because the results of sports events aren't always influenced by luck. If a team or a player is the best in the sport they are playing, you can expect them to win most of the matches that they play against others with just the exception of a few matches that might be influenced by luck or other reasons like injuries and stuff.

So, if you are a sports bettor, you know and understand a certain sport very well because you follow it closely, don't miss a single match, and know all the teams and players, the chances are that you can make money from it because luck might turn the results of a few games but if you know what you are doing, you will win most of the bets that you make.

[nimogsm]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

Yes, you are right that even for a strat you need a large amount to provide yourself with a budget for bets and games. It is also worth considering the likelihood of losses and how this will affect the overall budget and be prepared for any force majeure that may happen in life and of course the most important aspect is addiction, I think if games replace work then addiction to games simply cannot be avoided in the end .
I would not risk taking part in such an adventure, as I see more disadvantages.

[bettercrypto]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Having a gambling platform is clearly more profitable than spending a lot of money to become a gambling player.
Because if measured by the winning percentage, no more than 50% of people can beat a slot machine or something like that.
There are fewer than 10% of slot machine winners compared to the number of people playing at the same time.

Or working for a gambling company, it is more guaranteed in terms of salary and stability.
However, you can still work on your passion for gambling, if indeed gambling is one of your hobbies.

If we have more budget, of course I will make my own gambling game.

Most of the time, it becomes the habit of gamblers to gamble with players on gambling platforms. Especially in these times of online casinos.
That's why I haven't seen any gamblers who have proven that this is a good profession or a stable income.

Because I only see two things in the casino: when you have a lot of money to gamble with, the tendency is high to spend a lot of time playing if you are not watched while playing. There is also a chance that even if you have a lot of money to gamble with, when bad luck hits you, the bet will still be lost quickly.

There are also other times with other gamblers that, even if the gambling amount is small, they spend a lot of time playing because they are lucky in gambling. You know what that means.

[masulum]

This is because when you tell them that you are a gambler and that is what you do for a living, they will believe that you don't have plans for your future. This is because they know the risk in gambling and that you are not serious with your life because it is under a very low probability that you will be successful in life. Some religion don't also encourage gambling as it is an abomination to them.

Gambling should be used for entertainment and to ease you from the day stress after work and not to be taken as a profession because that is why addiction will come in place, since you will be forced to be gambling always and also chasing your losses. It is unethical.

gamblers will not consider themselves not serious in living life. Gamblers who have special skills for gambling that are not 100% based on slots gambling, then they have a better chance of winning at gambling, so they will continue by improving their strategy. This is different from slots or crash game gambling, the chance of winning relies on luck. Even though he knows the very strong effects of losing, this gambler does not mean he has lost, and this does not necessarily mean that he is not serious about his life.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

This is because when you tell them that you are a gambler and that is what you do for a living, they will believe that you don't have plans for your future. This is because they know the risk in gambling and that you are not serious with your life because it is under a very low probability that you will be successful in life. Some religion don't also encourage gambling as it is an abomination to them.

gamblers will not consider themselves not serious in living life. Gamblers who have special skills for gambling that are not 100% based on slots gambling, then they have a better chance of winning at gambling, so they will continue by improving their strategy. This is different from slots or crash game gambling, the chance of winning relies on luck. Even though he knows the very strong effects of losing, this gambler does not mean he has lost, and this does not necessarily mean that he is not serious about his life.

The truth of the fact is that the ideology people have about gambling/gamblers can never change, no matter how much you claim to see it as a good profession one could venture into, because inasmuch as it's a game whose risk of lost super cede it's risk for victory, it will always remain a game seen not to be worth it as a carrier profession. Because the truth of the fact remains that "to be able to be a good gambler, one needs to have different alternative source of income," through which such gambler uses it to assist his/she gaming prediction, since it's certain that though you may win, you are also likely to lose more too. Hence, gambling should be handled with strict rules to both financial use and personal.

[Oilacris]

This is because when you tell them that you are a gambler and that is what you do for a living, they will believe that you don't have plans for your future. This is because they know the risk in gambling and that you are not serious with your life because it is under a very low probability that you will be successful in life. Some religion don't also encourage gambling as it is an abomination to them.

gamblers will not consider themselves not serious in living life. Gamblers who have special skills for gambling that are not 100% based on slots gambling, then they have a better chance of winning at gambling, so they will continue by improving their strategy. This is different from slots or crash game gambling, the chance of winning relies on luck. Even though he knows the very strong effects of losing, this gambler does not mean he has lost, and this does not necessarily mean that he is not serious about his life.

The truth of the fact is that the ideology people have about gambling/gamblers can never change, no matter how much you claim to see it as a good profession one could venture into, because inasmuch as it's a game whose risk of lost super cede it's risk for victory, it will always remain a game seen not to be worth it as a carrier profession. Because the truth of the fact remains that "to be able to be a good gambler, one needs to have different alternative source of income," through which such gambler uses it to assist his/she gaming prediction, since it's certain that though you may win, you are also likely to lose more too. Hence, gambling should be handled with strict rules to both financial use and personal.

It could really be just only a profession possible into those people who do really have those card games and sports betting but for those people who are engaged with luck based type of games then this is something cant be possible because there's no such thing on this world to be winner from time to time, plus dealing up with luck based games wont really give out that assurance
that you would really be always lucky and instead on making money, you would really be rather losing instead. Once you are on the verge on chasing up losses then this is where
shit things would start to happen and this is why you should really be that making yourself that sensible on the actions that you would really be making if you dont like
on messing up your finances.

[Onyeeze]

In the first place, I can't make gambling a full-time job, to be honest. Think before you win really big here; it will take a lot of money to make it happen if you are unlucky. It would be fine if you were sure that you would win every day.

As others have said in this section, the more a gambler plays for a long time and often at the casino, the higher the chances of the gambler becoming addicted. And this will be a big problem later, and it will be difficult to recover in this situation.

Yes, you are right that even for a strat you need a large amount to provide yourself with a budget for bets and games. It is also worth considering the likelihood of losses and how this will affect the overall budget and be prepared for any force majeure that may happen in life and of course the most important aspect is addiction, I think if games replace work then addiction to games simply cannot be avoided in the end .
I would not risk taking part in such an adventure, as I see more disadvantages.

This is one of the major mistakes many gamblers make and sometimes it leads some of them to be addicted in gambling, for someone to be addicted in gambling that means that the person have taken gambling as the source of its income precisely, so that is why I will say that no gambler should see gambling as life time job and the upmost source of income,  because when you take gambling as a source of income you will be gambling consistently and you will not know when you are supposed to gamble and when you not suppose to gamble even when you are making profits or not, so we need to have a bookkeeping for our gambling so that we will be able to know the statistics of our gamble.

[8rch7]

This is one of the major mistakes many gamblers make and sometimes it leads some of them to be addicted in gambling, for someone to be addicted in gambling that means that the person have taken gambling as the source of its income precisely, so that is why I will say that no gambler should see gambling as life time job and the upmost source of income,  because when you take gambling as a source of income you will be gambling consistently and you will not know when you are supposed to gamble and when you not suppose to gamble even when you are making profits or not, so we need to have a bookkeeping for our gambling so that we will be able to know the statistics of our gamble.

Its fatal mistake when gambler make gambling as their habit or get addicted with gambling difficult how to stop and have mindset with gambling can be source income. Difference for gambler make gambling as entertainment and enjoy the moment awhile with gambling when have free time but if some one get addicted gambling they will make it as source income.
Keep consistent every day waste time for gambling and likely they don't have job, don't make gambling as source income because you can loss all in your life exactly have family and many people addict with gambling loss their most important in their life.

[michellee]

This is one of the major mistakes many gamblers make and sometimes it leads some of them to be addicted in gambling, for someone to be addicted in gambling that means that the person have taken gambling as the source of its income precisely, so that is why I will say that no gambler should see gambling as life time job and the upmost source of income,  because when you take gambling as a source of income you will be gambling consistently and you will not know when you are supposed to gamble and when you not suppose to gamble even when you are making profits or not, so we need to have a bookkeeping for our gambling so that we will be able to know the statistics of our gamble.

We see gambling as entertainment. That's the most important thing. And if there are people who see gambling as a job and make it a source of income, they will only be disappointed. They will find it difficult to get what they want because gambling is not what they imagined.

If they keep gambling consistently, they should be able to see how big their chances of winning are. If the odds are small and they only lose more often, that means they should stop wanting. This will be even clearer if we record every defeat and victory we have.

From this record, it can be seen that we still experience defeat more often than we win. And if we could realize that, we wouldn't want to use gambling as a job. That's where we have to be wise in assessing whether our actions are right or wrong. And if we think we've made a mistake, we should start looking for other ways to make money that aren't gambling.

[TheUltraElite]

But if you talk about professional poker players, they can make a living out of it as well as long-time sportsbettors.

Professional poker players also have a lot of other sources of income. Many of them are doing stuff like:
-writing a book on gambling or poker
-doing affiliate marketing on their website for a casino
-giving out premium picks on membership channels
-building their own casino and running that

We should not narrow down their sources of income as poker or sports betting as said. There is the this "cushion" of income to back them up and all these are the non-gambling modes of earning.

[Gheka]

This is one of the major mistakes many gamblers make and sometimes it leads some of them to be addicted in gambling, for someone to be addicted in gambling that means that the person have taken gambling as the source of its income precisely, so that is why I will say that no gambler should see gambling as life time job and the upmost source of income,  because when you take gambling as a source of income you will be gambling consistently and you will not know when you are supposed to gamble and when you not suppose to gamble even when you are making profits or not, so we need to have a bookkeeping for our gambling so that we will be able to know the statistics of our gamble.

Its fatal mistake when gambler make gambling as their habit or get addicted with gambling difficult how to stop and have mindset with gambling can be source income. Difference for gambler make gambling as entertainment and enjoy the moment awhile with gambling when have free time but if some one get addicted gambling they will make it as source income.
Keep consistent every day waste time for gambling and likely they don't have job, don't make gambling as source income because you can loss all in your life exactly have family and many people addict with gambling loss their most important in their life.

It is also not completely judgmental that those who consider gambling as income will be those who indulge in gambling, there are many other aspects that people can shape to turn into sources of income, such as short expressions here, sharing activities and gambling rules, we can also get a little income, in addition, this is also a topic to satirize or give advice to many others. On some social platforms, there are also a few shares about magic tricks for gambling, which are quite interesting and do not necessarily let life go in the most negative direction.
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[Maus0728]

Professional poker players also have a lot of other sources of income. Many of them are doing stuff like:
-writing a book on gambling or poker
-doing affiliate marketing on their website for a casino
-giving out premium picks on membership channels
-building their own casino and running that

We should not narrow down their sources of income as poker or sports betting as said. There is the this "cushion" of income to back them up and all these are the non-gambling modes of earning.

But what you've mentioned only comes after they've become a known figure in the poker circle and it's going to take a long time for that to happen to them because there's a lot of big fishes you've got to challenge and get through to make a name for yourself but that's not the best way to get famous in poker and make a living out of gambling, the best way would be for you to play other games like roulette, blackjack or baccarat and make a killing out of those games which is difficult to do given that those games that I've mentioned aren't that easy to play because it's chance based unlike poker. And to answer the question, yes you can make a living out of gambling but it's not for everyone so don't get your hopes up about it, just gamble for entertainment.

[IvugeoEvolutionCoin]

Basically I would never choose gambling as a job because gambling will sometimes make a profit and sometimes a loss. If a person takes gambling as a job he would be very foolish to take gambling as a pastime for gambling.  Worthy. But I don't know if gambling is right for everyone. I prefer to spend my free time gambling.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Basically I would never choose gambling as a job because gambling will sometimes make a profit and sometimes a loss. If a person takes gambling as a job he would be very foolish to take gambling as a pastime for gambling.  Worthy. But I don't know if gambling is right for everyone. I prefer to spend my free time gambling.

Am still wondering how some people can be determined on making gambling as their major source of income, spending the whole day gambling is not a means to earnings from it, some may only get addiction from doing such at the end and yet earned nothing being profitable, we can also see gambling as a 50 by 50 percent chance of winning or loosing, what some may engage is in doing a job for the gambling organizations to earn a living but not acheiving that through gambling.

[OnlineCasinoHunter]

You've hit the nail on the head! Gambling indeed involves a unique blend of skill, strategy, and luck. While some may possess deep knowledge and skills, turning it into a full-time career is a risky path. 🎲💼

We can't ignore the unpredictable nature of gambling, and it's crucial to consider the potential financial instability and the risk of addiction. Diversifying income sources, as you mentioned, is a smart move to mitigate these risks.

When it comes to exploring the world of online gambling, platforms like www.futureplay.com can offer a diverse range of games and experiences. While making it a full-time career might be challenging, these sites provide an avenue for both entertainment and the chance to enhance your skills. Always game responsibly and consider it as a supplement rather than a sole source of income!

[Odusko]

This is because when you tell them that you are a gambler and that is what you do for a living, they will believe that you don't have plans for your future. This is because they know the risk in gambling and that you are not serious with your life because it is under a very low probability that you will be successful in life. Some religion don't also encourage gambling as it is an abomination to them.

gamblers will not consider themselves not serious in living life. Gamblers who have special skills for gambling that are not 100% based on slots gambling, then they have a better chance of winning at gambling, so they will continue by improving their strategy. This is different from slots or crash game gambling, the chance of winning relies on luck. Even though he knows the very strong effects of losing, this gambler does not mean he has lost, and this does not necessarily mean that he is not serious about his life.

The truth of the fact is that the ideology people have about gambling/gamblers can never change, no matter how much you claim to see it as a good profession one could venture into, because inasmuch as it's a game whose risk of lost super cede it's risk for victory, it will always remain a game seen not to be worth it as a carrier profession. Because the truth of the fact remains that "to be able to be a good gambler, one needs to have different alternative source of income," through which such gambler uses it to assist his/she gaming prediction, since it's certain that though you may win, you are also likely to lose more too. Hence, gambling should be handled with strict rules to both financial use and personal.

The only time that stereotypes will change is when one have been able to prove to those around him that gambling is not a dead sentence as society makes it looks, although gambling addictions can be life-threatening and at that we have to advocate for people to be aware of it and at the same time make out strategies to keep them above possible gambling addictions.
Most if us have seen that gambling os only harmful when there are addictive tendencies, but aside from that, the positive aspects of gambling also are mind-blowing and shouldn't be looked away from just because of misconceptions or mismisinformation.

[Inwestour]

The only time that stereotypes will change is when one have been able to prove to those around him that gambling is not a dead sentence as society makes it looks, although gambling addictions can be life-threatening and at that we have to advocate for people to be aware of it and at the same time make out strategies to keep them above possible gambling addictions.
Most if us have seen that gambling os only harmful when there are addictive tendencies, but aside from that, the positive aspects of gambling also are mind-blowing and shouldn't be looked away from just because of misconceptions or mismisinformation.

How gambling can be dangerous to your life, I think this is an exaggeration. If you treat this irresponsibly, it can cause you big problems, but it can lead to hopeless situations only in extreme cases.

I’m not sure whether gambling can become a full-time job, at least for me it seems impossible and I don’t know anyone in my environment, who could make gambling their full-time job. But I know people who at some time were involved in gambling, with big money, but in the end they only received losses.

[stomachgrowls]

This is because when you tell them that you are a gambler and that is what you do for a living, they will believe that you don't have plans for your future. This is because they know the risk in gambling and that you are not serious with your life because it is under a very low probability that you will be successful in life. Some religion don't also encourage gambling as it is an abomination to them.

gamblers will not consider themselves not serious in living life. Gamblers who have special skills for gambling that are not 100% based on slots gambling, then they have a better chance of winning at gambling, so they will continue by improving their strategy. This is different from slots or crash game gambling, the chance of winning relies on luck. Even though he knows the very strong effects of losing, this gambler does not mean he has lost, and this does not necessarily mean that he is not serious about his life.

The truth of the fact is that the ideology people have about gambling/gamblers can never change, no matter how much you claim to see it as a good profession one could venture into, because inasmuch as it's a game whose risk of lost super cede it's risk for victory, it will always remain a game seen not to be worth it as a carrier profession. Because the truth of the fact remains that "to be able to be a good gambler, one needs to have different alternative source of income," through which such gambler uses it to assist his/she gaming prediction, since it's certain that though you may win, you are also likely to lose more too. Hence, gambling should be handled with strict rules to both financial use and personal.

The only time that stereotypes will change is when one have been able to prove to those around him that gambling is not a dead sentence as society makes it looks, although gambling addictions can be life-threatening and at that we have to advocate for people to be aware of it and at the same time make out strategies to keep them above possible gambling addictions.
Most if us have seen that gambling os only harmful when there are addictive tendencies, but aside from that, the positive aspects of gambling also are mind-blowing and shouldn't be looked away from just because of misconceptions or mismisinformation.

Dealing with gambling isnt bad, the bad thing on here is that on the time that you do make things too much which it is really that related to gambling and this why it would really be taking all the blame.
This is why we should really that make ourselves that wary that gambling is really just that for fun and not for income source or making money because once you do have this kind of mindset then
you are really that prone to mistakes and errors or simply you would really be losing money. Its never been considered to be a full time job but rather it is really just that a leisure.
People do mess up just because of the wrong assumptions and treatment that they do have with gambling.

Gambling for leisure and not for making money because once you do make yourself getting addicted to it then it would really be that hard to get out. This is why it would be always better that you should really
know about the limitation and boundaries when doing gambling. It is really just that right that moderation and control would really be much recommended.

[Jawhead999]

we can also see gambling as a 50 by 50 percent chance of winning or loosing, what some may engage is in doing a job for the gambling organizations to earn a living but not acheiving that through gambling.

No, gambling isn't 50/50 games. Most of the games has house egde, this could vary from 0.5% or more, if the game has 1% house edge, it means the chance for you to win is only 49% while the casino has 51% chance to win, that's why the house is always win.

I’m not sure whether gambling can become a full-time job, at least for me it seems impossible and I don’t know anyone in my environment, who could make gambling their full-time job. But I know people who at some time were involved in gambling, with big money, but in the end they only received losses.

Not everyone can make money by trading, how about gambling? I don't believe people are making money by gambling

[maydna]

Basically I would never choose gambling as a job because gambling will sometimes make a profit and sometimes a loss. If a person takes gambling as a job he would be very foolish to take gambling as a pastime for gambling.  Worthy. But I don't know if gambling is right for everyone. I prefer to spend my free time gambling.

Yes, that is true because using gambling as a job will only cause problems for us. We will lose more money and it also doesn't guarantee we can make money. We have to be able to think clearly that this is a mistake that we don't need to make.

Everyone can gamble but they must understand that gambling is not a way to make money. We might be able to use our free time by gambling. And that's all we can do. Regarding victory, we can only wait for the moment for us to get that victory.

The important thing is that we must be able to control our money for gambling. And if there are people who still want to make gambling a job, that's up to them. They are the ones who will bear the risk of defeat and not us.

[chaser15]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Gambling requires money to deal with. If you don't have a source of income, how can you cover your purpose of turning gambling into a career? You have to risk your own money in gambling before expecting good money in return. Each of your actions was associated with risk.

To summarize, to make gambling a profession, you need to rely on your skills and use that as an advantage in gambling. Know where you're good at, sports, card games, and anything. Compete with others and test your skills. If in the long run, you were able to use that talent and skill of yours as an advantage then you can slowly start turning gambling into a career. You should have already had a good experience at that point.

If at some point, you focus on playing slots and other luck-based games, that can't be called a profession.

[Fredomago]

Basically I would never choose gambling as a job because gambling will sometimes make a profit and sometimes a loss. If a person takes gambling as a job he would be very foolish to take gambling as a pastime for gambling.  Worthy. But I don't know if gambling is right for everyone. I prefer to spend my free time gambling.

Yes, that is true because using gambling as a job will only cause problems for us. We will lose more money and it also doesn't guarantee we can make money. We have to be able to think clearly that this is a mistake that we don't need to make.

Everyone can gamble but they must understand that gambling is not a way to make money. We might be able to use our free time by gambling. And that's all we can do. Regarding victory, we can only wait for the moment for us to get that victory.

The important thing is that we must be able to control our money for gambling. And if there are people who still want to make gambling a job, that's up to them. They are the ones who will bear the risk of defeat and not us.

Treating gambling as source of your income put a lot of pressure to you, instead of having fun you will be force to take a look of every possible ways to win, and since you are in gambling where guarantee is not a sure deal, the chance of losing is really high, though we cannot remove that fact where there are many people that still believing that they can.

And on that note, there are experienced gamblers who managed not just to enjoy but also to earn decently with their gambling activities.

[HelliumZ]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

The career should be a secure future where the career should be built around that. One's personal decision is the most important one behind building a career. Many people spend time gambling but they do not prioritize gambling behind career building.
It is possible to build a career in gambling when there are profits from gambling but no losses. But in every gamble there will be both profit and loss but to build a career there must be a guarantee of huge amount of income on gambling. It is not possible to guarantee a huge amount of income on gambling so no one would want to build a career on gambling.

[maydna]

~snip~

Treating gambling as source of your income put a lot of pressure to you, instead of having fun you will be force to take a look of every possible ways to win, and since you are in gambling where guarantee is not a sure deal, the chance of losing is really high, though we cannot remove that fact where there are many people that still believing that they can.

And on that note, there are experienced gamblers who managed not just to enjoy but also to earn decently with their gambling activities.

It will not be able to provide us with a definite income because there is a possibility that we will experience losses that we will not know how much. We also won't be able to have fun like our initial goal of gambling because we are trying to chase wins from the gambling games we play. If we don't realize this, we will only experience more and more losses, so it can cost us all our money. There is no guarantee that we can win from gambling, so instead of trying it by gambling continuously, we should consider gambling as entertainment and only use a sufficient amount of money to gamble.

That way, we can enjoy gambling games while we are relaxing. We will not think about winning and losing and want to release tension after activities. We can also stop gambling once we feel like we have had enough.

[Richbased]

Every one is entitled to their own opinion but to me gambling shouldn't be taken as a full time job be it that you make a lot of profit from gambling or not. It's really sad when I walk in to gambling hall and see some gamblers so devoted to gambling despite that they're losing more as some of them can stay in gambling shops all through the day without making any profit but instead they keep losing even if is someone that wins a lot but at least is good to also have a source of income then if you play gamble and win a lot it will just be an added advantage to you but it shouldn't be what you depend on all through your life.

[LUCKMCFLY]

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

The career should be a secure future where the career should be built around that. One's personal decision is the most important one behind building a career. Many people spend time gambling but they do not prioritize gambling behind career building.
It is possible to build a career in gambling when there are profits from gambling but no losses. But in every gamble there will be both profit and loss but to build a career there must be a guarantee of huge amount of income on gambling. It is not possible to guarantee a huge amount of income on gambling so no one would want to build a career on gambling.

I don't see any possibility of seeing the game as a professional activity, because it is something that is not stable, it depends entirely on luck and that is something that is not constant, we can have a day of very bad luck where we can lose absolutely everything, we play and we do everything against some of the great advantages that the casino offers for them too, where we are just facing them, even so, there are windows of opportunities where you can win and that is what you should take advantage of, I don't see any other option to get closer. things are better, of course this is what I think and what I can say is that they can make a difference in this order of things, but we must see things from the most optimistic perspective possible, but it is not a secure income, I cannot comparing gambling as if it were a job, there is no course at any university that teaches or teaches how to play efficiently to earn money. I think that if there were, it would be overcrowded and they would not have places available.

This causes many people to faithfully believe that the things are for profit all the time, and that is not the case, the casino is a means of adult entertainment, and I always say the word adult because it means that everyone who enters there is an adult and possibly responsible for their actions, where they are not allowed to do childish things where they do not have absolute responsibility for their actions, especially when money is involved, these are things that we must assume and repeat because things in the casino are like that, then Being able to have the best options to win in a casino is due to good luck, good management of the balance willing to lose and that people do not trust that casinos are only a means of secure income and even less see it as a point of professional view, in fact I would see trading more as a fact of a professional career, because it requires a lot of knowledge rather than a casino game, because it refers only to luck, then it would be something irresponsible.

[Fredomago]

~snip~

Treating gambling as source of your income put a lot of pressure to you, instead of having fun you will be force to take a look of every possible ways to win, and since you are in gambling where guarantee is not a sure deal, the chance of losing is really high, though we cannot remove that fact where there are many people that still believing that they can.

And on that note, there are experienced gamblers who managed not just to enjoy but also to earn decently with their gambling activities.

It will not be able to provide us with a definite income because there is a possibility that we will experience losses that we will not know how much. We also won't be able to have fun like our initial goal of gambling because we are trying to chase wins from the gambling games we play. If we don't realize this, we will only experience more and more losses, so it can cost us all our money. There is no guarantee that we can win from gambling, so instead of trying it by gambling continuously, we should consider gambling as entertainment and only use a sufficient amount of money to gamble.

That way, we can enjoy gambling games while we are relaxing. We will not think about winning and losing and want to release tension after activities. We can also stop gambling once we feel like we have had enough.

We have that same opinion, it won't be enjoyable anymore once you start chasing for money, all your focus is on how to win and if you failed yourself dissapointment will lead you to a much aggressive approach and you will find yourself losing more, if you failed to realize it as soon as you experienced defeats, your chances of becoming too much attach to gambling can grow more.

Risking for something that may harm you financially and emotionally should be taken into to the account, better to treat gambling as venue to have some fun and nothing more.

[pinggoki]

No you can't, sure there are people out there that's making consistent money in gambling but they're at the lower percentage of the population so I don't think you can make a job out of it maybe this is one of what they call a dream job because it's a dream for many but not everyone can get it. And it shouldn't even be your thing that you strive to have when you're gambling, you need to know that you're there to have a good time and take your chance not bet your whole life on it.

[maydna]

~snip~

We have that same opinion, it won't be enjoyable anymore once you start chasing for money, all your focus is on how to win and if you failed yourself dissapointment will lead you to a much aggressive approach and you will find yourself losing more, if you failed to realize it as soon as you experienced defeats, your chances of becoming too much attach to gambling can grow more.

Risking for something that may harm you financially and emotionally should be taken into to the account, better to treat gambling as venue to have some fun and nothing more.

All of our focus from the start on just wanting to enjoy gambling as entertainment will be replaced by a focus on chasing money, which will be even more difficult to get. We will fail, and disappointment will arise, affecting our mood. Perhaps even our mood will be bad all day. So that's roughly what will happen if we want to make gambling a full-time profession so that we will only experience losses that will probably be bigger than in previous days. Moreover, if we don't have good self-control, it will only speed up our bankruptcy process due to gambling.

Yes, it is better to treat gambling as a place of fun so that we will not try to chase victory or even make it a profession. We must remember that we are only small gamblers with limited capital to gamble, so we don't need to force ourselves to continue.

[panganib999]

I say you shouldn't not only are you going to subject yourself to a mindset that's built upon chasing wins instead of actually having fun, you're also going to inadvertently push yourself into revenge gambling and in turn, gambling addiction. I've seen many a players perceive and play and gamble as if their lives depended on it and it did eventually, since they don't have anything going for them anymore, and they basically subjected themselves into bigger monetary debt by wasting so much money trying to take their losses back, which mind you, never happened anyway.

Might as well take gambling as something that you only play on your spare time, or at least take it as if it's a pastime you play when you don't have anything else to play, don't make it a bigger deal than it has to be or it'll bite your ass back.

[AmoreJaz]

I say you shouldn't not only are you going to subject yourself to a mindset that's built upon chasing wins instead of actually having fun, you're also going to inadvertently push yourself into revenge gambling and in turn, gambling addiction. I've seen many a players perceive and play and gamble as if their lives depended on it and it did eventually, since they don't have anything going for them anymore, and they basically subjected themselves into bigger monetary debt by wasting so much money trying to take their losses back, which mind you, never happened anyway.

Might as well take gambling as something that you only play on your spare time, or at least take it as if it's a pastime you play when you don't have anything else to play, don't make it a bigger deal than it has to be or it'll bite your ass back.

i can understand if a gambler is a professional poker player or a long-time sportsbettor. but if not, playing all day long with luck-based game won't assure in any way that you will go home as a winner. most of the time, you will go home as a loser and broke. so don't ever look at this as your main source of income, because it is not. if you are just a regular gambler playing classic games, high likely that you will go home as a loser if you won't stop chasing losses.

No you can't, sure there are people out there that's making consistent money in gambling but they're at the lower percentage of the population so I don't think you can make a job out of it maybe this is one of what they call a dream job because it's a dream for many but not everyone can get it. And it shouldn't even be your thing that you strive to have when you're gambling, you need to know that you're there to have a good time and take your chance not bet your whole life on it.

very few can make it out alive in long term gambling. as i said, you can see more on poker players and sportsbettors. otherwise, a lot are digging their own grave of debt. this is why as much as possible, better gamble if you only have spare funds and don't chase losses after losses.

[JahriMeayer]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

[Hispo]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

Those people who you are talking about are either professional gamblers at the mercy of their own luck or they already have a different source of income, so they can keep a facade about their professionalism in gambling, for whatever reason. To be an actual professional gambler must be one of the most stressing things I could imagine being and doing forma living, not having an idea whether one would be able to profit out their day of "work", always keeping a wager to one side so they can always continue to gamble, and keeping their balances in check so they won't go bankrupt as fast if something goes wrong...
It is better just to keep gambling as something which is done as a way to get amusement from time to time and do not think as much about the money one can make out of it. If gambling as as profitable and easy to do for a living as some people imply, casinos would have no money to build their resort and very expensive facilities full with luxury. It is just common sense, in my opinion.

[xLays]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

Yeah for me relying on gambling for a living is risky because you can't predict the outcomes and there's no guaranteed income. It's safer and smarter for most people to see gambling as a form of entertainment instead of depending on it for money. This way you can enjoy the fun without the stress of relying on it to pay your bills. It's a better idea to have a stable job or income source and treat gambling as a way to have some excitement on the side.

[usekevin]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

The gambling can be used as the full time job,when you had updated your skills to make money.Because the gamblers should have enough money to do the gambling for the longer term,the money and the skills are the two different things to do make some huge money from the gambling site.The gamblers who had loss the big money should not get motivated in the negative way,because the gambling site allow the gamblers to make money if they had good skills in the gambling site.

Yeah for me relying on gambling for a living is risky because you can't predict the outcomes and there's no guaranteed income. It's safer and smarter for most people to see gambling as a form of entertainment instead of depending on it for money. This way you can enjoy the fun without the stress of relying on it to pay your bills. It's a better idea to have a stable job or income source and treat gambling as a way to have some excitement on the side.

The gambling was the risky one,but the same risk help to multiple your betting in the gambling site.The gamblers who do the random betting always loss their money,but after the loss some gamblers do the random betting.The gamblers should avoid of random betting in the gambling site.

[Fredomago]

~snip~

We have that same opinion, it won't be enjoyable anymore once you start chasing for money, all your focus is on how to win and if you failed yourself dissapointment will lead you to a much aggressive approach and you will find yourself losing more, if you failed to realize it as soon as you experienced defeats, your chances of becoming too much attach to gambling can grow more.

Risking for something that may harm you financially and emotionally should be taken into to the account, better to treat gambling as venue to have some fun and nothing more.

All of our focus from the start on just wanting to enjoy gambling as entertainment will be replaced by a focus on chasing money, which will be even more difficult to get. We will fail, and disappointment will arise, affecting our mood. Perhaps even our mood will be bad all day. So that's roughly what will happen if we want to make gambling a full-time profession so that we will only experience losses that will probably be bigger than in previous days. Moreover, if we don't have good self-control, it will only speed up our bankruptcy process due to gambling.

Yes, it is better to treat gambling as a place of fun so that we will not try to chase victory or even make it a profession. We must remember that we are only small gamblers with limited capital to gamble, so we don't need to force ourselves to continue.

Yeah  and not just the money but more with your time, once you already suffering with that kind of treatment inside gambling,  you'll not be able to keep the balance,  it's always better to keep it as source of entertainment unless you're not betting or your not using your money,some sort of affiliate marketing that will allow you to earn decent compensation from any gambling site that will allow you to advertise or to use their referrals.

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

[AmoreJaz]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

you can find mostly this type of gamblers in sportsbetting and poker or blackjack. because if the gambler will dedicate his time to those luck-based games in a casino, i don't think they can get out alive or should i say, in the positive profit of their bankroll. just admit the fact that when you are in classic games such as dice, hi-lo, roulette, the probability of winning is slim. you may hit some winnings but need to stop while you are still in positive. otherwise, if you continue, your bankroll will be screwed.

but if you happen to look out for successful gamblers over the net, that has been discussed here already quite a lot of times. you will find out that a lot of them are sportsbettors and not on the classic games. because the more years you are spending on sportsbetting and the more familiar you are, the better chance of winning. however, still not a guarantee that you will win every bet. but you are giving yourself a better chance over luck-based games

[junder]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

Yeah for me relying on gambling for a living is risky because you can't predict the outcomes and there's no guaranteed income. It's safer and smarter for most people to see gambling as a form of entertainment instead of depending on it for money. This way you can enjoy the fun without the stress of relying on it to pay your bills. It's a better idea to have a stable job or income source and treat gambling as a way to have some excitement on the side.

Yes, that's right because not making gambling a profession or a full-time job is already risky especially if you make gambling a full-time job, then it will be very risky and the risk is loss   with the chances of losing greater than the chances of winning that makes them able to spend a lot of money if they do gambling as a full-time job. Also with them already spending a lot of money but it does not guarantee they can get a big win that can be profitable  victory in gambling does exist but it is very difficult to happen especially with big wins.

If you make gambling as a source of income, then it is the same as lighting a fire on a tower,  it is very unlikely to be stable. It is true that you say gambling should be enjoyed, because many who have suffered huge losses in gambling are because they respond to gambling wrongly, also with their principles of gambling also push themselves into a cycle of addiction or large amounts of losses.

[borovichok]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

I don`t think the so-called professionals you know rely 100% on gambling. To me, a professional gambler is someone who takes gambling as his main source of income. You can do in-depth research about these gamblers and you will find out that they have investments all over the place and they just decide to gamble to get satisfaction and not because they need the winnings for anything. Yes, we all want to win and they also play to win. Such people record more winnings due to the few selections or single picks they gamble on.

Most bookies have a way of discouraging gamblers who win all the time and this is done by reducing the odd accrue to games for a particular gambler. I have a friend who was into rollover and he completed his rollover twice consecutively. After this success, he noticed that he was prevented from accessing some bet options and also odds were reduced compared to that of other users using the same bookies. So, the bookies want to always gain and they are not happy when you win them. The bookies will do anything possible to prevent anyone from becoming a professional except you are losing lol.

[SeaCoinCollector.]

Making gaming your full-time profession is risky and challenging. Remember that gambling is dangerous, unpredictable, and luck-based. They may assume they're professional gamblers because they know the games. Gambling losses are common and possible for everyone, regardless of knowledge.
Professional gamblers must focus, understand the odds, and manage risk. Money-based gambling is risky. Major issues include addiction, financial instability, and game uncertainty.
Watch out if you want to gamble all the time. Having multiple forms of income and other ways to keep your finances stable is a good idea. It is very important to know what could go wrong when gambling is your only way to make money. Some gamble as a hobby or extra income, but making it their career is risky and unpredictable.

[piebeyb]

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

Many people have never tried to understand that gambling is a profitable business for bookies, how do bookies make money if they continue to give winnings to their users, just thinking like that is definitely understandable, unless gambling is a charity, maybe it will be very It makes sense to distribute winnings regularly to its users and can make gambling a full-time job for its users. but the fact is that not many gamblers win at gambling compared to those who lose.

Few people get rich from gambling but many go bankrupt from gambling, this clearly proves that gambling cannot be used as a full-time job by anyone because not everyone gets wins and wealth when gambling, in fact many go bankrupt and lose all their money, including addiction. gambling, I think the only way for gamblers and users who want to make gambling a full time job is to work in an online or offline casino because it is definitely more profitable and can earn money from a full time job than having to gamble and try to beat the dealer. in the end the dealer will always win against you.

[Accardo]

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment

you can find mostly this type of gamblers in sportsbetting and poker or blackjack. because if the gambler will dedicate his time to those luck-based games in a casino, i don't think they can get out alive or should i say, in the positive profit of their bankroll. just admit the fact that when you are in classic games such as dice, hi-lo, roulette, the probability of winning is slim. you may hit some winnings but need to stop while you are still in positive. otherwise, if you continue, your bankroll will be screwed.

It's true trying to win gambling out of luck isn't guaranteed. The players who steadily gamble and turned it to a source of income, focus on skill-based games. But it's still not simple to gamble at every given time. The game could get boring, along the line. However, with the participants available the gamblers, may form a group of friends and enjoy the process. On the long run gamblers are advised not take up such routes, even if they're expert in the game, taking a few months break can help the gambler to think straight on other things about his life, families, friends, etc. Those lifestyles shouldn't be neglected because of the gambling lifestyle. As a gambler we are also required to maintain a good relationship with people around us, so that whenever things get wrong, they'll be people to take care of the gambler. Because gambling everyday as a career can mislead the gambler to get addicted.

[sapper247]

I think this only makes sense (make gambling a profession) if you own your own casino or sportsbook.

[maydna]

~snip~

Yeah  and not just the money but more with your time, once you already suffering with that kind of treatment inside gambling,  you'll not be able to keep the balance,  it's always better to keep it as source of entertainment unless you're not betting or your not using your money,some sort of affiliate marketing that will allow you to earn decent compensation from any gambling site that will allow you to advertise or to use their referrals.

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

We may not feel the pain of losing money because we get too much pleasure from gambling, but when we realize it, then we will regret what we have done, but we cannot return the money we lost at the gambling table. We will not be able to use gambling as a full-time job because there is a factor of losing money, which may be greater than what we experienced before. This is not good if we continue, so we have to really reflect on what we have done so that we can change our thinking and not focus on making gambling a full-time job. From the start, when we gamble, we should be able to think about turning gambling into entertainment and not have to gamble for too long. It can make us fall deeper into gambling.

And we also don't need to compete with the house because the house will definitely get the biggest profit. The more gamblers who can't realize their mistakes by making gambling a full-time job, the bigger profits the house will earn.

[Quidat]

~snip~

Yeah  and not just the money but more with your time, once you already suffering with that kind of treatment inside gambling,  you'll not be able to keep the balance,  it's always better to keep it as source of entertainment unless you're not betting or your not using your money,some sort of affiliate marketing that will allow you to earn decent compensation from any gambling site that will allow you to advertise or to use their referrals.

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

We may not feel the pain of losing money because we get too much pleasure from gambling, but when we realize it, then we will regret what we have done, but we cannot return the money we lost at the gambling table. We will not be able to use gambling as a full-time job because there is a factor of losing money, which may be greater than what we experienced before. This is not good if we continue, so we have to really reflect on what we have done so that we can change our thinking and not focus on making gambling a full-time job. From the start, when we gamble, we should be able to think about turning gambling into entertainment and not have to gamble for too long. It can make us fall deeper into gambling.

And we also don't need to compete with the house because the house will definitely get the biggest profit. The more gamblers who can't realize their mistakes by making gambling a full-time job, the bigger profits the house will earn.

You wont really be able to make out those realizations on the time that you do play gambling on which your emotion boost is still there specially when greed is still overcoming your senses
then there's no way that you could really be able to make out those kind of thinking and control which it is really that just sad that people do really end up on this kind of option
on which on the time that they dont have any money that they could pull through into their pockets then this is the time that they would really be having those kind of concern and thinking
which the damage has already been done on which they could really actually be able to stop early if they are really just that being disciplined or having that control.

[Weawant]

The career should be a secure future where the career should be built around that. One's personal decision is the most important one behind building a career. Many people spend time gambling but they do not prioritize gambling behind career building.
It is possible to build a career in gambling when there are profits from gambling but no losses. But in every gamble there will be both profit and loss but to build a career there must be a guarantee of huge amount of income on gambling. It is not possible to guarantee a huge amount of income on gambling so no one would want to build a career on gambling.

If you are talking about career I think it's very different from a profession, you can actually get a profession in different careers so adding gambling as a profession amongst all others is very possible but will be give less attention or time but then it's still depends on the gambler and it's still possible he could decide to Chase a career in gambling but it will be different.

Chasing a career in gambling will involve some innovation and creativity beyond the regular, let me give further insight, the people who program the slot machines and also create the algorithm for the virtual and casino games are actually career people but then they are not directly involved in placing bets and hoping to be lucky, they are behind the luck you wish for but by virtue of their policies they can't turn this luck around for their selves else the casino bis definitely going to suffer. So building a career in gambling doesn't end with just placing bets and hoping on luck to win but beyond that is still a career.

[Woodie]

All professions out there have their advantages and disadvantages and will always have someone discouraging you based on the Cons of it...
but when it comes to gambling most of the time we think of it as you being the gambler doing the actual gambling/wagering which is a high risk option AFAIK, but have any of us thought of it as you being the proprietor of the gambling business which takes the risk away from you and could actually be a good business if you have the resources and time to run such a business Unless my suggestion doesn't count for being a gambling profession, write it off.

I think this only makes sense (make gambling a profession) if you own your own casino or sportsbook.

Great to see someone having the same line of thought 

[borovichok]

~snip~

Yeah  and not just the money but more with your time, once you already suffering with that kind of treatment inside gambling,  you'll not be able to keep the balance,  it's always better to keep it as source of entertainment unless you're not betting or your not using your money,some sort of affiliate marketing that will allow you to earn decent compensation from any gambling site that will allow you to advertise or to use their referrals.

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

We may not feel the pain of losing money because we get too much pleasure from gambling, but when we realize it, then we will regret what we have done, but we cannot return the money we lost at the gambling table. We will not be able to use gambling as a full-time job because there is a factor of losing money, which may be greater than what we experienced before. This is not good if we continue, so we have to really reflect on what we have done so that we can change our thinking and not focus on making gambling a full-time job. From the start, when we gamble, we should be able to think about turning gambling into entertainment and not have to gamble for too long. It can make us fall deeper into gambling.

If we get too much pleasure from gambling and then don`t recount our loss then it worth's it. After all, is that not what we have always advocated for here, gambling for fun? It takes a wealthy person to still have pleasure in losing bets. A poor gambler feels pain from losing his very first bet because most time the outcome of the bet determines if he will continue gambling or not.

Well, whether rich or poor, it is not ethical to make gambling a full-time job. I don`t think there is any need to emphasize this because no one can make gambling a full-time job not even the rich. No doubt, gambling has changed lives and even those who won millions diversified into ventures that profit is certain and then make gambling a passive activity and still hope of winning but not a total reliance on gambling. If you rely on gambling as a full-time job you must go broke not minding the amount of wealth you have amassed. Remember a gambler is always a loser.

[killerfrost]

Gambling is definitely not a job, and viewing it as such can lead down a dangerous path. Unlike most professions where hard work and skill increase your chances of success, gambling is inherently stacked against you. Casinos and other gambling platforms are designed for the house to have a statistical edge, meaning they will win more than they lose in the long run. No amount of skill or strategy can change that fundamental reality.

True professions require developing and applying specific skills to provide a service or create something of value. While some forms of gambling involve elements of strategy, luck ultimately plays a much larger role in determining outcomes. This lack of control and predictability makes it impossible to consider gambling a genuine job. Treating gambling as a job risks financial insecurity and potential addiction. The promise of quick wins can be tempting, but relying on unpredictable wins to pay bills is a recipe for disaster. Responsible financial planning requires stable income sources, not the volatile swings of gambling wins and losses.

[Mia Chloe]

Yes it is possible for gambling to be a profession but the fact if it is logically right or wrong now depends on what role you play in the gambling space making it your profession. Now it is ok for someone to be a staff at a casino or in other words , it is ok for someone to be a professional full time worker at an organization which offers gambling services. This should not be considered a wrong move as it should be seen like a normal profession even if the person gambles at intervals.

Now when it comes to taking gambling as a full time job probably because you are unemployed and depend solely on it for your income, it should be considered wrong. As such a per will have to gamble too frequently to meet their financial needs which could make them become addicts.

[Westinhome]

Yes it is possible for gambling to be a profession but the fact if it is logically right or wrong now depends on what role you play in the gambling space making it your profession. Now it is ok for someone to be a staff at a casino or in other words , it is ok for someone to be a professional full time worker at an organization which offers gambling services. This should not be considered a wrong move as it should be seen like a normal profession even if the person gambles at intervals.

Now when it comes to taking gambling as a full time job probably because you are unemployed and depend solely on it for your income, it should be considered wrong. As such a per will have to gamble too frequently to meet their financial needs which could make them become addicts.

The gambler who had more profession in the guessing of the probability of the game may choose the gambling as their full time job.Because the gamblers who had good analytical skills can able to make the big decisions or choosing the gambling as the full time job.It was essential for the gambler to make the betting with the good amount of dollars,So the probability of making the winning will be more.The risk is always in the game,but the gambler who doesn’t like to risk the money may better skip the gambling.Because the gambling is the risky game,So become a rich person using the gambling skills in the past.

[Rufsilf]

Yes it is possible for gambling to be a profession but the fact if it is logically right or wrong now depends on what role you play in the gambling space making it your profession. Now it is ok for someone to be a staff at a casino or in other words , it is ok for someone to be a professional full time worker at an organization which offers gambling services. This should not be considered a wrong move as it should be seen like a normal profession even if the person gambles at intervals.

Now when it comes to taking gambling as a full time job probably because you are unemployed and depend solely on it for your income, it should be considered wrong. As such a per will have to gamble too frequently to meet their financial needs which could make them become addicts.

It's true that it truly depends on the part you have been playing in the gambling industry. Personally, I would much rather work for a company that runs a genuine casino or a gambling website so that we may profit from our effort. Right?
On the contrary, it is riskier and would undoubtedly leave us deeply in debt if we gambled full-time while unemployed. Naturally, there is no assurance that gambling will bring in a steady income, and I concur with you that it will eventually cause gambling addiction. Additionally, the effects of this addiction on our mental, emotional, and financial health may be terrible. When we think about it, benefits like retirement plans, health insurance, and a consistent salary are frequently associated with full-time work. We do not receive these advantages from gambling, which makes us subject to unexpected expenses or crises.

[Jody.Drummer]

I think this only makes sense (make gambling a profession) if you own your own casino or sportsbook.

Exactly, and I would also say the same thing as you said above that making gambling a profession or a full-time job can only be done when you are someone who owns the casino itself, because as we know that in the end the real profit is only for the house. On the other hand the other reason is because there is absolutely nothing that can guarantee you can win in every session you play, gambling is always about winning and losing and not winning and winning, meaning there is a possibility for anyone to end up losing money, and also this means that there is absolutely no consistent victory in gambling, You will only win when you are really lucky and because of this why it makes no sense to make gambling as a place of income or main job, we must understand that the name of the necessities of life is intolerable, meaning that you must always have money to pay for your living needs and the question is what if the situation is that you really need money to buy food but it turns out that you lose at gambling? This is why we must open our eyes and look at gambling rationally.

[erep]

It's true that it truly depends on the part you have been playing in the gambling industry. Personally, I would much rather work for a company that runs a genuine casino or a gambling website so that we may profit from our effort. Right?

Of course, anyone would choose to work in a casino company because having many members will result in high annual profits and also each employee has a high salary and luxurious facilities, but the dream of working for a casino is very difficult because the team prioritizes offering devoleporous staff jobs to handle updates and improvement of the gambling system. So prepare your skills to apply to become a casino staff and it is recommended that you have the basic coding to apply to become a company casino staff.

[Renampun]

If you are able to accept the enormous pressure to keep gambling and keep winning, then you can try to make gambling a full time profession. The logic is simple, if you make gambling a full time profession then it is very natural that you have a demand within yourself to keep winning, and can you do it!!

because I can't do that that's why I never tried to make gambling my full time profession (forcing myself to keep winning at gambling is difficult in my opinion), Apart from that, I also have a lot of activities and obligations, making it impossible to focus on continuing to gamble.

[noormcs5]

It's true trying to win gambling out of luck isn't guaranteed. The players who steadily gamble and turned it to a source of income, focus on skill-based games. But it's still not simple to gamble at every given time. The game could get boring, along the line.

As long as you are winning in gambling, you will not find it boring. Rather you will enjoy gambling the most if you are making money from it. Moving forward, you may be willing to stop your other work where you are earning steady income and would want to give 24/7 to gambling because you will find to easily make money from gambling, provided you are winning in gambling. If you are on the loser side, than you may think that gambling is the worse thing you ever tried in your life.

As a gambler we are also required to maintain a good relationship with people around us, so that whenever things get wrong, they'll be people to take care of the gambler. Because gambling everyday as a career can mislead the gambler to get addicted.

Well, the people will automatically come to us if we are winning in gambling and making handsome money. Everyone wants to make friends with us if we are rich, isn't true?
But wait, if you are losing in gambling and you have the habit of asking from help or asking for loans from friends in order to gamble, then no one will come near to you and people will try to avoid you. That is how the behavior of people changes with money.

[Rufsilf]

It's true that it truly depends on the part you have been playing in the gambling industry. Personally, I would much rather work for a company that runs a genuine casino or a gambling website so that we may profit from our effort. Right?

Of course, anyone would choose to work in a casino company because having many members will result in high annual profits and also each employee has a high salary and luxurious facilities, but the dream of working for a casino is very difficult because the team prioritizes offering devoleporous staff jobs to handle updates and improvement of the gambling system. So prepare your skills to apply to become a casino staff and it is recommended that you have the basic coding to apply to become a company casino staff.

Naturally, it is impossible to work if you lack the necessary skills or if it is not your subject of interest. For this reason, when you apply, most often, those with prior work experience are accepted, saving them time and making it simpler to describe the job at a casino. It goes without saying that we should be knowledgeable about the workplace, its operations, and its surroundings. So gaining knowledge about how casinos operate and developing the necessary abilities could let us stand out as candidates in the gaming and entertainment sectors.
especially the gambling industry, which is changing these days, and technology is important. Thus, I believe that having a foundational understanding of coding makes us more flexible and valued employees by enabling us to adjust to changes and developments in the industry.

[shivansps]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Personally, I wouldn't do this. For me, gambling as a main source of work is not acceptable. The main reason is due to the fact that gambling is not a stable source of income and I would not seriously count on it. This is the kind of work where you can earn nothing, and you can also lose money, no matter how good a strategist a person is, no matter how well he keeps statistics. You have to be very careful with gambling, it’s entertainment and not for everyone

[magneto]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Yes, definitely. There are two main ways that I've seen people turn gambling into a career.

First is that they become traders at sportsbooks like Bet365. Essentially when you place a bet on Bet365 there are often traders who review your bet and see if they are getting good betting flow. They have less of an opinion on whether or not a team is going to win a particular game but more of a focus on managing their positions so that they don't go bankrupt when a long-shot team wins.

Second is games of skill, such as poker, and advantage play in Blackjack. People can make a reliable living with these games if they are good.

[maydna]

~snip~

You wont really be able to make out those realizations on the time that you do play gambling on which your emotion boost is still there specially when greed is still overcoming your senses
then there's no way that you could really be able to make out those kind of thinking and control which it is really that just sad that people do really end up on this kind of option
on which on the time that they dont have any money that they could pull through into their pockets then this is the time that they would really be having those kind of concern and thinking
which the damage has already been done on which they could really actually be able to stop early if they are really just that being disciplined or having that control.

Yes, we won't really realize that we have been controlled by greed, especially when we become more emotional and eager to pursue an even bigger win. We will not remember the limits or self-control we have created because our goals have changed, and instead of trying to enjoy gambling, they have changed to chasing victory. When they still want to make gambling a job, they will see that it will ruin their lives because they will lose all their valuables and sell them just to get money to use for gambling. They will experience bankruptcy that they never imagined before. When everything has happened, only then will they realize how serious the loss they have experienced is, but they will not be able to fix it easily. It takes a long time to recover, especially if they become addicted to gambling, so they have to cure their gambling addiction before they can recover their lives.

~snip~

If we get too much pleasure from gambling and then don`t recount our loss then it worth's it. After all, is that not what we have always advocated for here, gambling for fun? It takes a wealthy person to still have pleasure in losing bets. A poor gambler feels pain from losing his very first bet because most time the outcome of the bet determines if he will continue gambling or not.

Well, whether rich or poor, it is not ethical to make gambling a full-time job. I don`t think there is any need to emphasize this because no one can make gambling a full-time job not even the rich. No doubt, gambling has changed lives and even those who won millions diversified into ventures that profit is certain and then make gambling a passive activity and still hope of winning but not a total reliance on gambling. If you rely on gambling as a full-time job you must go broke not minding the amount of wealth you have amassed. Remember a gambler is always a loser.

Yes, gamble for fun and stop gambling once you've had enough. But many gamblers can't feel enough after playing gambling and still want to continue gambling even though they have experienced quite a lot of losses. They want to recover their losses, and only by continuing to gamble they can try to recover but it will be difficult to recover their losses. They should be fully aware of it and not try it because otherwise, they will lose even more money.

Making gambling a job will not allow them to make money. They need to remember that gambling is not a job, but just a place to have fun, and gambling doesn't require using too much money. If they can win, that's a bonus. But if they lose, that is the risk they have to accept from gambling. If they could understand this, they would not want to try so hard at gambling, so they would only use gambling as entertainment and forget about their dream of making gambling a job. But gambling has changed people's mindset so that they continue to visit casinos and gamble, and they even try other gambling games in the hope that they can win some money.

[Cryptoprincess101]

~snip~
But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I don't see any reason or whatsoever that will make someone to choose gambling as a career like is such person insane or wants to have mental disorders? Like no matter how much you win in gambling, it isn't enough to discard other ways of earning an income and become dependent on gambling, a game of uncertainty? Like you win now the next minute you lose and you want to choose it as a career? Hell no, gambling should be played with carefulness and no matter how successful you've become in gambling, it isn't a prerequisite to guarantee you  a successful career in it.

[milewilda]

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

Yes, definitely. There are two main ways that I've seen people turn gambling into a career.

First is that they become traders at sportsbooks like Bet365. Essentially when you place a bet on Bet365 there are often traders who review your bet and see if they are getting good betting flow. They have less of an opinion on whether or not a team is going to win a particular game but more of a focus on managing their positions so that they don't go bankrupt when a long-shot team wins.

Second is games of skill, such as poker, and advantage play in Blackjack. People can make a reliable living with these games if they are good.

Yes, there are only the games on which i do consider out to be something that you could really be able to deal with in longer runs on which you could really actually be able to take advantage if you are really that having the skills or simply you are really that good at it. There are people who might be able to have this kind of advantage on which they could be able to sustain and could really make this as their main source of income.
Well, its not guaranteed because we do know that luck factor would really be that still a huge relevance if we do speak about gambling and this is something that people should really be realizing.

The wrong thing on here is that there are people who do have those kind of thoughts and thinking that they could really be able to make money or income with those gambling game types
such as dice or roulettes or slots on which it is really just that too wrong on having those kind of impressions on which instead you would be able to make money, you would really be rather losing up bigtime
on which this is something that very normal to happen by most gamblers because they do have those kind of wrong thinking about on what gambling should be.

[Fredomago]

~snip~
But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I don't see any reason or whatsoever that will make someone to choose gambling as a career like is such person insane or wants to have mental disorders? Like no matter how much you win in gambling, it isn't enough to discard other ways of earning an income and become dependent on gambling, a game of uncertainty? Like you win now the next minute you lose and you want to choose it as a career? Hell no, gambling should be played with carefulness and no matter how successful you've become in gambling, it isn't a prerequisite to guarantee you  a successful career in it.

Following your sentiment, there's no assurance that you can win in every play that you participate, chances of losing is always on your back and even how many times you manage to win there's always a bad day for you, though if you can control yourself and you can manage your emotion which is for sure that only a small percentage of gamblers can, there's always a possibility that you will lose your control and also suffer from big defeats.

As a career maybe it's only few person can deal with it, most might have other things or other alternative aside from gambling that can give them enough financial needs in case they lose in gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

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But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I don't see any reason or whatsoever that will make someone to choose gambling as a career like is such person insane or wants to have mental disorders? Like no matter how much you win in gambling, it isn't enough to discard other ways of earning an income and become dependent on gambling, a game of uncertainty? Like you win now the next minute you lose and you want to choose it as a career? Hell no, gambling should be played with carefulness and no matter how successful you've become in gambling, it isn't a prerequisite to guarantee you  a successful career in it.

We don't know about this, but some still try to make gambling their career, so they still gamble to build their career. They should know that gambling is not a job where we can build a career like a job in an office or company. We can only use gambling as entertainment so that we don't lose more money due to a lack of self-control. By using gambling as a career, we only take a greater risk of losing money, and we will not always be able to make money. We must be careful when playing gambling because many temptations can make us forget to control ourselves. If they want to pursue a career, they should do so by looking for work in an office or company that is more promising for them so they can make money.

[junder]

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But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

I don't see any reason or whatsoever that will make someone to choose gambling as a career like is such person insane or wants to have mental disorders? Like no matter how much you win in gambling, it isn't enough to discard other ways of earning an income and become dependent on gambling, a game of uncertainty? Like you win now the next minute you lose and you want to choose it as a career? Hell no, gambling should be played with carefulness and no matter how successful you've become in gambling, it isn't a prerequisite to guarantee you  a successful career in it.

Following your sentiment, there's no assurance that you can win in every play that you participate, chances of losing is always on your back and even how many times you manage to win there's always a bad day for you, though if you can control yourself and you can manage your emotion which is for sure that only a small percentage of gamblers can, there's always a possibility that you will lose your control and also suffer from big defeats.

As a career maybe it's only few person can deal with it, most might have other things or other alternative aside from gambling that can give them enough financial needs in case they lose in gambling.

That's true, even if you gamble with a strategy that can be said to accurately produce a win, but of course the end result will not always be a win. You need to remember that the chance of losing is greater than the chance of winning, therefore, it is impossible for gambling to give you a win. consistently. What is certain is that if you gamble frequently or make gambling a job, it will only drain your finances in vain.

In my opinion, making gambling a full-time job is not a good thing, because in reality many people experience big losses by gambling too often. therefore it is not good to make gambling a full-time job. It's better to gamble sensibly, because luck can be on your side when the time comes. When we gamble using real money, we must be prepared for the risk of losing the money we bet. Some gamblers tend not to be prepared for losses that will result in the loss of their money, even though that will definitely happen if they gamble.

[FanEagle]

Following your sentiment, there's no assurance that you can win in every play that you participate, chances of losing is always on your back and even how many times you manage to win there's always a bad day for you, though if you can control yourself and you can manage your emotion which is for sure that only a small percentage of gamblers can, there's always a possibility that you will lose your control and also suffer from big defeats.

As a career maybe it's only few person can deal with it, most might have other things or other alternative aside from gambling that can give them enough financial needs in case they lose in gambling.

The fact that people do not realize that the losing streak possibility becoming major when they gamble more is the problem. If you want to make it a "profession" then you need to gamble a lot, this isn't really about getting lucky once, it is about the fact that we are talking about something that would be a big situation, and this is why I think it has to be something that would not be all that easy.

I hope that the best thing to do would be nothing too worried, and that has to be the situation. I think we are going to end up with a trouble if we are not careful. So all in all we need to end up with a situation that will not be all that easy, so all in all do not gamble professional because most likely that you are going to lose.

[Peanutswar]

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?

Actually, it could be because the games in casinos never stop even in the world of sports there's a constant match and if you know that you are a well-skilled player that has different analyses with every game to make wins and i guess this could be your profession but again we are talking about gambling still there's a risk difference from the jobs you don't need to make an outflow of money more likely your work for the money but in gambling both you have a cashflow in this but before making an inflow you need to make an outflow of money to play a game and risk your funds. If they want to pursue this thing they must sure have a good backup plan and, of course, plan if their gambling work is still profitable.

[pinggoki]

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very few can make it out alive in long term gambling. as i said, you can see more on poker players and sportsbettors. otherwise, a lot are digging their own grave of debt. this is why as much as possible, better gamble if you only have spare funds and don't chase losses after losses.

I agree that very few can make it out alive and even successful, that's why it's like an eSports, you need to be good at something and it's not for everyone. I feel like even the people that are supposed to be "professional" aren't going to make it alone with just their money, they probably got debt to supply their bankroll in the early stages or maybe even during some of their later career in professional gambling.

[Kliss]

Making gambling a profession is not something common around there are just few people who do that, it will be common amongst those that have retired from work. I see Gambling as  a source of fun and it's entertaining not a path in career or regarding it as a profession, how can one depend on what is been won by luckas a profession rather it will turn one to an addict. It's good to have a normal regarded profession or other source of earnings and participate in gambling.

I know of a Bank manager that participate in online gambling, he often bet on sports especially football this guy often bet on single games which odds  are of 1.50 to 1.70 and his stake is $1,000 to win $1,500 to #1,700 in Naira #1m to win #1.5 or #1.7 and this atleast wins up to 4 to 5 time in a week so in month he has gained more than his salary. So in essence it's better to have means of earnings and keep gambling as a side hustle rather than making gambling a profession.

[Blitzboy]

Following your sentiment, there's no assurance that you can win in every play that you participate, chances of losing is always on your back and even how many times you manage to win there's always a bad day for you, though if you can control yourself and you can manage your emotion which is for sure that only a small percentage of gamblers can, there's always a possibility that you will lose your control and also suffer from big defeats.

As a career maybe it's only few person can deal with it, most might have other things or other alternative aside from gambling that can give them enough financial needs in case they lose in gambling.

The fact that people do not realize that the losing streak possibility becoming major when they gamble more is the problem. If you want to make it a "profession" then you need to gamble a lot, this isn't really about getting lucky once, it is about the fact that we are talking about something that would be a big situation, and this is why I think it has to be something that would not be all that easy.

I hope that the best thing to do would be nothing too worried, and that has to be the situation. I think we are going to end up with a trouble if we are not careful. So all in all we need to end up with a situation that will not be all that easy, so all in all do not gamble professional because most likely that you are going to lose.

I've noticed that the secret to gambling, even for pros, is realising that its a combination of danger and entertainment. It takes balance to know when to play and when to give up. Over a sufficiently extended period of time, the idea of a "losing streak" is not merely conceivable; it is inevitable.

What do I think now? Absolutely, gamble for enjoyment. But what about professional gaming? A mindset that accepts risk and uncertainty is necessary, along with the constant understanding that failure is a part of the process. Savour the excitement, but proceed cautiously and responsibly. The key is to play the game rather than allowing it to play you.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]




But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

In my opinion, it is difficult to maintain gambling as a sole source of income. This job is simply extremely precarious and unstable. It should be seen as an additional source of income in addition to our main source of income. Although it is an additional source of income, it still needs to be considered and skilled like a real job. When you do not have a main source of income to back up, it is psychologically difficult for you to gamble, because this is a job that requires emotional management.
If you don't have another source of income, when you lose all your money, where will you get the money to continue? Even though you may be a professional gambler, we don't always win, right? Therefore, in my opinion, if you already have the necessary skills to turn gambling into a job, consider it as a second job besides your main job, using a small part of the money from your main job to invest in gambling. If maintained well, every month you can earn more money from it as a second source of income. Diversifying your income source with gambling is also not a bad plan.

[Oasisman]

Making gambling a profession is not something common around there are just few people who do that, it will be common amongst those that have retired from work. I see Gambling as  a source of fun and it's entertaining not a path in career or regarding it as a profession, how can one depend on what is been won by luckas a profession rather it will turn one to an addict. It's good to have a normal regarded profession or other source of earnings and participate in gambling.

There are a few people who play poker full time and some has financial backers or people behind him to finance during tournament or an ordinary game with high stakes, so they can keep a portion of his winning. They are actually so called professional poker players, and yeah it is gambling related. Some might said that you need to at least keep up with your gambling career for at least 6 months to 1 year without becoming bankrupt or developing a huge debt for you to be able to be called as a professional poker player.  But this kind of career is risky and only a few are willing to take this path, because as we all know, gambling will usually drain out all our money and yes it is not a common career. Some professional poker players will only play during tournaments as they are aiming to get the pooled money.

[Hirose UK]

I've noticed that the secret to gambling, even for pros, is realising that its a combination of danger and entertainment. It takes balance to know when to play and when to give up. Over a sufficiently extended period of time, the idea of a "losing streak" is not merely conceivable; it is inevitable.

What do I think now? Absolutely, gamble for enjoyment. But what about professional gaming? A mindset that accepts risk and uncertainty is necessary, along with the constant understanding that failure is a part of the process. Savour the excitement, but proceed cautiously and responsibly. The key is to play the game rather than allowing it to play you.

Losing in gambling is no longer secret in gambling and of course losing is something that is guaranteed so no gambler can really avoid it, we just need to accept all the final results that occur.
With the guarantee that gamblers will lose, it is clear that making gambling place to work part time or make money is not an accurate statement, gamblers will only experience losses and lose large amounts of money.
We must be able to realize and understand every step we will take by having the right mindset, lest ambition or mortal desires make us stupid gamblers.

We expect money to work or do business, not gambling because it is clear that gambling is place to lose money, not to make it, but unfortunately this is reality that cannot be accepted well.
There are still many gamblers who think that they can make money but this is ridiculous and unreasonable.

One of the goals of gambling is to have fun and this is goal that every gambler should have, so that when lose money it will only be payment for the fun get.

[maydna]

There are a few people who play poker full time and some has financial backers or people behind him to finance during tournament or an ordinary game with high stakes, so they can keep a portion of his winning. They are actually so called professional poker players, and yeah it is gambling related. Some might said that you need to at least keep up with your gambling career for at least 6 months to 1 year without becoming bankrupt or developing a huge debt for you to be able to be called as a professional poker player.  But this kind of career is risky and only a few are willing to take this path, because as we all know, gambling will usually drain out all our money and yes it is not a common career. Some professional poker players will only play during tournaments as they are aiming to get the pooled money.

If they have skills in playing poker and a strong financial background, they may be able to make gambling their profession. But we know that not many people can make gambling their career, and only a small percentage can do it. Those who cannot use gambling as a profession will only fall deeper into gambling so that they will only experience gambling addiction without realizing it. There is a risk that we have to accept if we use gambling as a profession because we will not always be able to make money from gambling, and there will be gamblers who are more skilled than us even though we have trained our skills so that we have a bigger chance of winning. We are better off looking for work if we want to build a career or have a profession out of what we do rather than forcing ourselves to use gambling as a profession.

[piebeyb]

We expect money to work or do business, not gambling because it is clear that gambling is place to lose money, not to make it, but unfortunately this is reality that cannot be accepted well.
There are still many gamblers who think that they can make money but this is ridiculous and unreasonable.

One of the goals of gambling is to have fun and this is goal that every gambler should have, so that when lose money it will only be payment for the fun get.

This thinking is still used by novice gamblers and most of them always think that gambling is a place to make money, even though they should already know that making money is by working or doing business as you said, after all that is a common thing for them to know, but People deny this general thing by saying that gambling is the right way to make money, I can't believe people like that still exist today even though in reality they have experienced a lot of losses but still think of it like that.

I think there are still many gamblers who until now really haven't been able to enjoy playing gambling because they are too obsessed with winning that they forget how much money they have spent and lost in gambling, so people like that won't realize it if they haven't really totally bankrupt, that's why many people are addicted to gambling because they fail to realize their main goal at the beginning, namely getting a lot of money and winning big at gambling, they don't accept the reality well in the end they will realize that gambling should be a place for entertainment and having fun .

[Dewi Aries]

The fact that people do not realize that the losing streak possibility becoming major when they gamble more is the problem. If you want to make it a "profession" then you need to gamble a lot, this isn't really about getting lucky once, it is about the fact that we are talking about something that would be a big situation, and this is why I think it has to be something that would not be all that easy.

I hope that the best thing to do would be nothing too worried, and that has to be the situation. I think we are going to end up with a trouble if we are not careful. So all in all we need to end up with a situation that will not be all that easy, so all in all do not gamble professional because most likely that you are going to lose.

I've noticed that the secret to gambling, even for pros, is realising that its a combination of danger and entertainment. It takes balance to know when to play and when to give up. Over a sufficiently extended period of time, the idea of a "losing streak" is not merely conceivable; it is inevitable.

What do I think now? Absolutely, gamble for enjoyment. But what about professional gaming? A mindset that accepts risk and uncertainty is necessary, along with the constant understanding that failure is a part of the process. Savour the excitement, but proceed cautiously and responsibly. The key is to play the game rather than allowing it to play you.

Your statement is very good and right about gambling is an activity that can be "harmful and entertaining", we can choose whether we want to make gambling a harmful activity or vice versa by making and treating gambling as a fun activity. All of this is a choice and only you know what is best for yourself, but in the grand scheme of things and in the common sense that everyone has I am sure that all gamblers do not want to experience the ill effects of gambling, and that means that there is no other option that you have to choose but to make gambling as nothing more than a fun activity, with this mindset and point of view I think it will not be too difficult for you to create a balance in any case whether it is in terms of your financial time management.

I think the idea and point of view that gambling is just for "fun" can cover everything, my point is that by having this mindset and understanding then obviously you will have no difficulty doing some things or actions that are suggested, It will not be difficult for you to put small amounts because you understand that the possibility of risk can always not be avoided completely and you will also definitely limit the time of gambling because you know that when you gamble too often then it will be able to make you fall into the wrong path which ultimately makes you addicted, so the point is that we must control gambling and not gambling that controls us.

[usekevin]

If they have skills in playing poker and a strong financial background, they may be able to make gambling their profession. But we know that not many people can make gambling their career, and only a small percentage can do it. Those who cannot use gambling as a profession will only fall deeper into gambling so that they will only experience gambling addiction without realizing it. There is a risk that we have to accept if we use gambling as a profession because we will not always be able to make money from gambling, and there will be gamblers who are more skilled than us even though we have trained our skills so that we have a bigger chance of winning. We are better off looking for work if we want to build a career or have a profession out of what we do rather than forcing ourselves to use gambling as a profession.

The gambler should need of some strong economy background,because the game can be loss.Because gamblers need to understand it is just a game,So losing in the game is not the big thing.But gamblers should understand their game and change their strategy with respect to the changing algorithm of the gambling site.The skill also important one for the gamblers to survive in the gambling and to make money from their time spending for the game.

Many people thought the gamblers only spending their money for the gambling.But the key factor is gamblers also spending their time which can be used for other productive activities.So only the winning can be the equivalent rewards for the gamblers spending money and time in the gambling site.The gap is essential to the gamblers to understand the changing algorithm of the gambling site.

[maydna]

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The gambler should need of some strong economy background,because the game can be loss.Because gamblers need to understand it is just a game,So losing in the game is not the big thing.But gamblers should understand their game and change their strategy with respect to the changing algorithm of the gambling site.The skill also important one for the gamblers to survive in the gambling and to make money from their time spending for the game.

Many people thought the gamblers only spending their money for the gambling.But the key factor is gamblers also spending their time which can be used for other productive activities.So only the winning can be the equivalent rewards for the gamblers spending money and time in the gambling site.The gap is essential to the gamblers to understand the changing algorithm of the gambling site.

Actually, not really because gambling can be used by everyone who wants to gamble. But it will not be as easy as imagined because people have to learn many things to use gambling properly. They must be able to control themselves and never think about using gambling as a profession, let alone to make money because that is not what gambling is for. Gambling is entertainment we can use in our free time, so we do not need to gamble. If we don't have free time, we don't need to gamble, and we still have other days to gamble.

Yes, people think that gamblers only spend their money gambling because that has happened to many gamblers. Those who spend a lot of money don't have good self-control, so they fall deeper into gambling and don't know how to get out of gambling. Gamblers really have to limit their money and time for gambling, especially if they have many other productive activities, which are routine activities that they always do. If they have routine activities, they do not need to use gambling except in their free time because it can interfere with their focus in carrying out their routine activities.