Tell me, do you have a goal to be a professional gambler in the future?

[Frankolala]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

No, I don't; in fact, I'm even afraid of thinking about gambling in such a way that I will see it as something that I will depend on. That fear of not being able to meet up to pay my bills because I didn't win a game won't even allow me to think of it that way.
 
Although it won't be a bad one if the person has the ability to make gambling a profession, there will be a very high chance of getting addicted in such a case without the person even realising it.

I would never option to become a professional gambling neither will I encourage anyone to do that, gambling to my best of knowledge shouldn't be taken too serious not even to the extend of becoming a professional in it, one will apparently end up becoming addicted to gambling while chasing such profession which is very unrealistic because even those that seems to be very knowledgeable about gambling did that without preparing for it, I will suggest that anyone can do whatever they want with gambling but shouldn't have any kind of preparation of becoming a professional gambler even if he or she ends up becoming one.

Gambling depends vividly on luck and not skill. it is only in a skill, trade, and occupation that one can be a professional because it is important so that you can be hired by big companies and get good pay to live a comfortable life of your choice.

Gambling cannot put food on your table whenever you want it because losing is inevitable and you will lose more than you win. For these reasons, it will be that whoever wants to see gambling as his occupation and thinks he can be a professional gambler has already failed in life because he is gambling with his future and the future of his unborn kids.

[YOSHIE]

do you have a goal to be a professional gambler in the future?
 yes
 no
 nonchalant

Becoming a professional gambler is the goal of all of us here, who doesn't want money and who doesn't want to win every day in gambling, but I'm not sure whether I can be a reliable or professional gambler, I'm not sure myself, but I hope I'm a great gambler.

I have the principle that gambling is a gaming activity, of course winning and losing are part of it all, but I think the 2/1 ratio is quite professional, for that reason, experience after experience continues to hone myself for the future, hopefully I can become a professional gambler in the future.

[crwth]

Personally, I don’t have a goal to become a professional and I think it is hard to even do that. It is like Full-time job where you always gamble and having been able to gamble with your personal money would be hard. I think some professional gamblers have their sponsors and Have money to really gamble without having to think much of consequences.

Starting out would be hard because you need to be known in the gambling scene. And is it even possible? Getting connections would be ideal.

[LDL]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

No no not at all.
In no way can I accept gambling as a professional, in this case I can give importance to other business but I will never be able to deeply connect with gambling.
Gambling could be prioritized professionally if there was a continuous income from gambling. Since it is not possible to earn regular income from gambling, it is not possible to establish yourself as a career or professional gambler.

[deadsea33]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

Hey mate, seeing your head line I say. I'm not addicted to this game though, but if I ever play this game I might play for fun for a few days but not as a professional. I see many people who first play for fun and then end their lives gambling for the sake of moneySo I think it is better to be careful about it.

[pawanjain]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

No I am definitely not considering that option because it doesn't have any certainity whether we can survive on it or not.
Besides that, I haven't heard of any gambler who is currently making a living out of gambling.
If you know of any of them then do let us know as it would be interesting to see how he managed to pull it off till date.

[Obim34]

I don't see this as worth the dependency, I can't totally subdue my whole bills and expenses on the profits I get from gambling. Firstly, how do one get to cope with raising money to fund gambling, personally I would not struggle to make out enough money that I can use to stabilize my self by setting out physical investment and even add up to my portfolio, instead putting whole into gambling to become my newest source of earning. There is nothing to become professional about, alone anyone gambling is already professional and doesn't need such, I would say No to your question.

[madnessteat]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

Once I had a desire to become a professional gambler, but now I do not have such a goal because I realize that the professional gambler is a job the result of which depends very much not only on your actions but also luck. Many people who make money in the cryptocurrency sphere work 24 hours 7 days a week with small breaks for sleep. It seems to me that a professional gambler works about the same amount. I think everyone wants to have weekends off, spend more of their free time with their family, etc. I think a professional gambler is deprived of that amount of free time.

[hyudien]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

Once I had a desire to become a professional gambler, but now I do not have such a goal because I realize that the professional gambler is a job the result of which depends very much not only on your actions but also luck. Many people who make money in the cryptocurrency sphere work 24 hours 7 days a week with small breaks for sleep. It seems to me that a professional gambler works about the same amount. I think everyone wants to have weekends off, spend more of their free time with their family, etc. I think a professional gambler is deprived of that amount of free time.

Maybe some people have this feeling when they first enter the gambling room and at the time they immediately get a big win. Because they do not realize what they get is just luck, but over time they begin to realize that by just playing they will not be able to be successful, instead they will feel financial difficulties. The reason is that those who can be successful from gambling are those who have a business in this field, be it casino owners or people who are directly related to the casino. While for users they only rely on luck to win and we do not know when that luck will come. For gamblers who have been in this room for a long time, they still rely heavily on luck, so in my opinion there are no gamblers who can be professional and make this a place to make money, except for those I said earlier.

[Stable090]

No I am definitely not considering that option because it doesn't have any certainity whether we can survive on it or not.

I am a gambler, even as I gamble with just a little amount of money, but I notice that my loss is always more than my win whenever I am gambling, so even if I increase the amount I am gambling with, I know my loss will still be more than my win, and my win can’t really sustain me, so I don’t really think I can even think about making gambling my only source of income. I know people are doing that, but we are completely different, we have different things to take care of. And if I'm honest, I don’t really think that’s a good idea, depending on gambling as the only source of income.

[Slow death]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

In my case, I don't think about becoming a professional bettor, because in all the years that I've been involved with sports betting and I look at it as entertainment, I've realized that it would be difficult for me to make constant profits with sports betting, which is why I don't have any great expectations. whenever I make a bet. In fact, when I make a bet, I look at the money I bet as lost money. That way I'm not shocked or sad when I see that I lost my bet. I've seen many people who consider themselves professional bettors and I could see that they don't make a living from sports betting, they create stream channels and make money from views and sponsorships that bookmakers give them.

[LUCKMCFLY]

definitely not. It’s more like a hobby and there’s not always enough time for everything planned. I can’t imagine how it’s possible to organize it as a main job and earn money from it constantly and just like at my job. There are more risks and fewer benefits, so definitely not ,I don’t consider gambling as a source of main income.

I think the same too, although for me it's not a hobby because my hobby is doing it at least every day, but if I do it once a week or two, if I have time and I'm not that tired from work, I think those things are what make anyone see the game differently, but those who play every day or something like that, well they will see it as a job or as a source of income, which is very wrong, the game is just luck, it's just chance, therefore that is what should be presented and seen as what it is correctly.

[Dewi Aries]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

In my case, I don't think about becoming a professional bettor, because in all the years that I've been involved with sports betting and I look at it as entertainment, I've realized that it would be difficult for me to make constant profits with sports betting, which is why I don't have any great expectations. whenever I make a bet. In fact, when I make a bet, I look at the money I bet as lost money. That way I'm not shocked or sad when I see that I lost my bet. I've seen many people who consider themselves professional bettors and I could see that they don't make a living from sports betting, they create stream channels and make money from views and sponsorships that bookmakers give them.

That's a good idea and decision my friend, because I think that the idea of ​​making money in the long term from gambling is an impossible idea regardless of whether you are already a professional, and it is an idea that will actually only lead us to disaster in the long term. Gambling is always about probability games regardless of what type of bet you play, many things happen unexpectedly that we never thought of before.

As long as we breathe, we will always have the need to survive and that need can never be tolerated, in the sense that when you need money, you have to get it, while as we know that winning in gambling is occasional, there is no element of consistency in getting money, and if gambling can be used as a place to support all life's needs, then logically no one will ever want to work.

On the other hand, you said the right thing that there are some people who make gambling a place to earn income to help meet their living needs, but not becoming a gambler, but using gambling as an object to be used as an opportunity such as by creating a streaming channel and making money from broadcasts, and I think that is done because they already understand that it is impossible to depend on their fate on winning in gambling completely.

[Viscore]

I don't see this as worth the dependency, I can't totally subdue my whole bills and expenses on the profits I get from gambling. Firstly, how do one get to cope with raising money to fund gambling, personally I would not struggle to make out enough money that I can use to stabilize my self by setting out physical investment and even add up to my portfolio, instead putting whole into gambling to become my newest source of earning. There is nothing to become professional about, alone anyone gambling is already professional and doesn't need such, I would say No to your question.

Honestly, I would be so happy to make a living through gambling or become a professional at it. However, my skills do not permit it because it's undeniable that I haven't been profitable in my years of sports betting. Those who think they can be professionals have probably already proven that they have a working strategy that allows them to be consistent and, of course, profitable. In my case, and for most of us here, we don't possess that, which is why it's easy for us to say that gambling is not a profession, but rather just entertainment.

[Obim34]

I don't see this as worth the dependency, I can't totally subdue my whole bills and expenses on the profits I get from gambling. Firstly, how do one get to cope with raising money to fund gambling, personally I would not struggle to make out enough money that I can use to stabilize my self by setting out physical investment and even add up to my portfolio, instead putting whole into gambling to become my newest source of earning. There is nothing to become professional about, alone anyone gambling is already professional and doesn't need such, I would say No to your question.

Honestly, I would be so happy to make a living through gambling or become a professional at it. However, my skills do not permit it because it's undeniable that I haven't been profitable in my years of sports betting. Those who think they can be professionals have probably already proven that they have a working strategy that allows them to be consistent and, of course, profitable. In my case, and for most of us here, we don't possess that, which is why it's easy for us to say that gambling is not a profession, but rather just entertainment.

There are people who are very much good at gambling but they can't be fully perfect to be termed professionals who are to make living out of it. One might cash out a lot of money that changes his life from being average to rich but it's a wrong decision if he chooses to solely take gambling as his new source of income because definitely he must loose back that money to gambling. Gambling is more about the give and take, what if eventually his funded account gets blown out, how should he get himself funded again and this could drive the person into collecting loans, all to gamble which the outcome may become untrue.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

            -      Not even once did that cross my mind. Let's say I was gambling, and sometimes I wished I could win a large sum of money gambling. But it doesn't mean I want to become a professional gambler. Most professional gamblers are addicted gamblers.

And most of the professional gamblers also do not lose the greediness in their personalities as casino players, to be honest. I'm happy with what I'm doing just for fun, and my gambling is limited.

[bakasabo]

I dont have a goal to become a professional gambler because that will not fit my “gambling is entertainment” vision. If I will try to turn professional, that will mean that I must stop receiving fun from it, and be more serious. As well as I must reconsider my balances totally, which means I must have really a huge balance that I will be able to lose during career. In short I can say that I dont want, nor cant afford to become a professional gambler.

Indeed, it's a very expensive and risky goal to become a professional gambler. However, if it's possible, then there's a chance that some of us might become one in the future. I've seen a member here with huge profits per unit in his own thread; I think we can consider him a professional gambler since he's profitable in the long term, and the evidence is visible. Bankroll management really plays a vital role because it ensures that when we achieve a 53% win rate, we can already consider ourselves profitable.

Imo 53% win rate isnt something extraordinary. What this even is? Win or lose is a 50%/50% rate already. That extra 3% is really worth becoming a professional gambler? I think a bank loan can give same 3% per year. Nevertheless, it is very expensive to become a professional gambler, and the money spent during achieving that can be spent more wise. Imo the difference between professional and non professional gambler is how often person gambles and how much he is able to risk. So becoming a pro isnt a biggest achievement in life, while chances to win are almost the same between pro and non pro.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Yea, I once had a goal to become a very professional and an expert in gambling, one that was going to be so rich because of the amount of success I would be getting from every single prediction. That was my dream the very first year and month that I joined my friends to start gambling. Along the way, I realized that gambling is really so difficult to attain success with. I was only daydreaming back then because I never had the knowledge that gambling is dependent on luck. I thought that there's such a level of skill you will attain in gambling that you will only experience winning all the time. I didn't know it's like this, and that's why I don't have such a goal today.

[stadus]

Yea, I once had a goal to become a very professional and an expert in gambling, one that was going to be so rich because of the amount of success I would be getting from every single prediction. That was my dream the very first year and month that I joined my friends to start gambling. Along the way, I realized that gambling is really so difficult to attain success with. I was only daydreaming back then because I never had the knowledge that gambling is dependent on luck. I thought that there's such a level of skill you will attain in gambling that you will only experience winning all the time. I didn't know it's like this, and that's why I don't have such a goal today.

It's okay to think that gambling is based on luck, but I tell you, if you believe there are professional gamblers, you should also believe that they pursue it because they have the skills. Maybe this isn't for everyone. Personally, I dream of becoming successful in gambling, and until now, I'm still trying. It never crossed my mind to think that what I was aiming for doesn't exist or that I don't have a chance to succeed. Instead, I'm still positive and believe that one day, that dream will be realized.

[knowngunman]

I believe there are many gamblers here in the forum who regularly share their wins and losses. But I'm curious—has it ever crossed your mind to consider becoming a professional gambler, someone who makes a living out of it and enjoys a life of financial freedom?

I will assume you are referring to owning a gambling site by professional gambler because playing gambling here and there will never guarantee you a financial freedom. You would possibly enjoy making a living out of it but attaining a stage of financial freedom by simply relying on something that is mainly on chance seems impossible to me thou it depends on what you understand by financial freedom.

If you are talking about owning a gambling site, people will not hesitate to say yes because the industry looks promising seeing how new casinos and sports betting sites are increasing by numbers on a daily basis. There seems to be profit that'll guarantee financial freedom in the long run.