Can you make gambling a profession - a full time job

[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.