What if Gamblers had to go to Gambling school to learn?

[adultcrypto]

If there is such a school, I will definitely want to attend to learn more about gambling and how to stay profitable with my emotions and psychology intact. Such formal setting will be very impactful to gamblers because they will deal with money management which is the biggest problem many gamblers are facing. However, I strongly think that the authorities might not want to invest in such projects because they feel that the disclaimers of the regulatory bodies as well as those of the casinos are enough to guide the gamblers.

[bakasabo]

If there is such a school, I will definitely want to attend to learn more about gambling and how to stay profitable with my emotions and psychology intact. Such formal setting will be very impactful to gamblers because they will deal with money management which is the biggest problem many gamblers are facing. However, I strongly think that the authorities might not want to invest in such projects because they feel that the disclaimers of the regulatory bodies as well as those of the casinos are enough to guide the gamblers.

You think school will teach you discipline, kill greed in you and make you more emotionally stable? Or you think that before attending such school you won every 10th bet, but after you will win every 8th bet? That is not going to happen. You cant learn luck. And basics like "dont spend more than can afford" does not require school education or diploma. I suppose that instead of attending school like that it will be more valuable to psychologist and understand yourself much better.

[passwordnow]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

If there's a training to become a profitable gambler, I don't think that there's a need to go to a school. If it's about a gambling career like working in a casino then that's fine. But if you as an actual gambler, I don't think that it's going to help a lot. Casinos will have to determine what they are up to so that they can pick and give the interest that they wanna give to their investors.

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

I think it can help. Both can help, videos and books that can give some knowledge about gambling strategies and principles, they always do. An additional help and idea is always a good thing to every gambler.

[lovesmayfamilis]

First, I would like to attend such a school, not so much because of the desire to always win, but to raise my interest in what you can get there. However, the opinion was correctly expressed: why do we need such lessons? What is the point of games if we know how to win and win always? Where is the excitement and luck, then? Isn't it illogical? In addition, even now there are several materials, most often fraudulent with offers to beat the casino, but the casino itself also very sensitively monitors all the mistakes that can happen during the game and immediately closes the holes so as not to allow unfair play.

[betswift]

First, I would like to attend such a school, not so much because of the desire to always win, but to raise my interest in what you can get there. However, the opinion was correctly expressed: why do we need such lessons? What is the point of games if we know how to win and win always? Where is the excitement and luck, then? Isn't it illogical? In addition, even now there are several materials, most often fraudulent with offers to beat the casino, but the casino itself also very sensitively monitors all the mistakes that can happen during the game and immediately closes the holes so as not to allow unfair play.

What about this school teaching newbies about better self-control and seeing the odds of their actions? 

[bakasabo]

First, I would like to attend such a school, not so much because of the desire to always win, but to raise my interest in what you can get there. However, the opinion was correctly expressed: why do we need such lessons? What is the point of games if we know how to win and win always? Where is the excitement and luck, then? Isn't it illogical? In addition, even now there are several materials, most often fraudulent with offers to beat the casino, but the casino itself also very sensitively monitors all the mistakes that can happen during the game and immediately closes the holes so as not to allow unfair play.

I think it will be enough to read what topics students will get in touch during education. I dont think that there, teachers will explain game rules, as they can be found within a second in google, but rather  explain nuances of addicting, reckless gambling, chasing losses, greed. The things that people discuss on addicted gamblers anonymous meetings or something of that kind. One way or another, I dont think that such schools will give anything radically new to students, as gambling industry is running for ages and almost every aspect of it is in free access.

[slapper]

Gambling school? They will show you how to make the house your ATM, then. Teaching responsibility and all is a great concept. To be honest though, you cannot educate someone to manage the unknown

Yes, education does help. It all counts; understanding the odds, the psychology, It is still a roll of the dice, though, even with the cards on the table. No course can equip you for that horrific moment when everything is on the line

Books, movies, podcasts; those things can provide you an advantage now. You pick up the theories and hear the tales. However, the real learning? That occurs when you are alone with a book, confronting the concepts. It sinks in at that point. Life is a gamble, just as the casino floor is. Your decisions, the risks you expose. Finding your edge is everything

[mirakal]

This is a good one and it would reduce gambling addiction and increase the rate at which people wins in gambling, also it would nearly eliminate the rate at which people got addicted to gamble. Most times is not easy as we may think it because gambling it's self is like an extra force that controls people easily to get addicted. But how can we control this if I may asked? It's simple everyone has to gamble responsible because if they do it would be very easy for them not go get addicted.

The problem is, not everyone can be responsible in gambling no matter how we always warn gamblers about its disadvantages. Even if there are schools that would educate gamblers about gambling, still it cannot guarantee that gamblers won’t end up addiction in gambling.

Discipline is the key towards avoiding gambling addiction. If these gamblers will find it hard to discipline theirselves, particularly controlling their urge towards gambling, then they should not be allowed to gamble in the first place because surely, they will only lose and end up regretting.

[Dewi Aries]

However, I feel that it is good in some ways. It could be said that the idea of a gambling school devoted only to such concerned practices of responsible gambling, since it would have been much better if the school had provided education on how to control gambling behaviors that lead to addiction. On the other hand, in relation to educational aspects, it could offer advanced training on strategies, mathematical models, and the psychological aspects of various games. This would also secure much greater compliance with the legal and ethical requirements for a more responsible gambling environment. However, with education, the risks still occur in gambling; improving your skills doesn't mean you have guaranteed success and a reliable income in some of the games relying only on luck. Though the idea of gambling might still be approached more knowledgeably with risk management nowadays, it is still more of an entertainment than a reliable career. A combination of books with other media, however (like videos and podcasts) gives balance to learning in the field by catering to different learning styles with practical insight and theoretical knowledge.

Wont it be better than to have an independent person who will monitor gamblers activity and ask him to stop or take a pause if gambler gets to much involved in gambling? On the other hand, society seems not to like gambling and wants to fight it with any possible way to decrease addiction. And now people offer to create gambling schools which means introducing gambling to more and more people.

Yes, that's right, it means that even though the idea may be quite useful to reduce the potential for addiction or cure some addicted people, I am sure that it is really not easy to convince the public that the purpose of establishing the gambling school is to cure addicted people or to make gamblers involved in gambling on the right path, especially if the school is built in a place where the majority of the community has a bad stigma against gambling.

I think that whatever the idea and purpose, if it is related to gambling, the community might fight it, and even though the purpose is positive, I think there is another possibility that could happen, where maybe people who have never known gambling before end up getting involved and becoming a gambler, even though their involvement is based on good goals and responsibilities, but not losing money at all for unnecessary things is much better.

[o48o]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

What an earth are you talking about? Literally by paying attention in actual school you would know how that wouldn't work.

There's no guaranteed profitability or right techniques in gambling. There's only luck. Making shool like that or even a course that would promise profits from gambling would be considered illegal in most parts of the world because it would be an easily provable scam.

You don't even need to go to school. Just google gambler's fallacy, or about apophenia to get some basics from evolutionary perspective how the traits that kept us alive evolutionally speking are now misleading us to believe we can control randomness.

I am sorry if i have to break these news to you, but there's nothing to learn that would help you win on luck based gambling. And even with skill based gambling, it's a zero-sum game, meaning that only small amount of participants would win, even if they had all the knowledge.

[Blitzboy]

School of gambling? Teaching gamblers on the inner workings of the game changes it from a game of chance to a deliberate financial tool. Thats the art of the deal, folks. Multimedia vs. books? Its really straightforward. Books provide the depth, the introspection, the actual game knowledge. From a glitzy video, you cannot acquire that. Engage with the material, people. Its about using that information, not only observing someone else do it, in the actual world.

Remember, though, turning gambling into a successful career calls for more than just wise bets. Its about restraint, awareness of risk, and knowing when to turn away. The actual winners are created in that regard. That is thus what you have. A gambling school is interesting. Remember, though, its about knowing the game, yourself, and the surroundings as much as about winning money.

[bering]

If there is gambling school who really exist i think i would be more agree if the school teaching to the students how to became an responsible gambling because this is more important for the student and with became an responsible gambling it can makes the student health from the mentally and they not using gambling as a source of income, only gambling with money you can afford to lose, and setting limits for theirself so this is more necessary rather than teaching how to make gambling as profitable career and potential investment for the future because gambling is something which cannot be predicted and it cannot be teached with the theory or reading the book or learning the strategies by watching the video

[Fivestar4everMVP]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

Oh goodness 🤦, com'on bud, please stop this vain imagination, what exactly are you driving at with this? I personally hate to spend my time imaginning stuffs that are not possible, and can never happen.

What is there in gambling for it to be thought in schools? What would be the benefit after all?, think about what gambling is today and how far it has come, if you are given the opportunity to recreate gambling, how would you make it better than it currently is? If you are going to introduce that gamblers must pass through a school, how does that make winning or losing any easier or harder? What about the casinos? What becomes of them?.

If I go on, this gonna just be an endless pile of questions, which possibly you won't even be able to answer.
Long and short is, there is nothing special about gambling that is worth schooling for, even some of the best professions today are not thought in school, how much more mere gambling?.

[Pokapoka124]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

There are numerous resources available online that teach people how to gamble responsibly and increase their odds of winning. You can find gambling content creators on YouTube like Vegas Matt who teach people how to play slots. You definitely do not need a school for this. Gambling is supposed to be fun and not work. I’m one of those people who gamble to relieve stress, gambling would not be fun for me if it seemed like school work.

There is a saying “You can take a horse to the river, but you cannot force it to drink water”. Gamblers who are addicted to gambling or practice “revenge gambling” are not oblivious of the dangers of gambling with more than they cannot afford to lose. They choose to chase their losses and risking their money to get back a win.

[Hispo]

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 Remember, though, its about knowing the game, yourself, and the surroundings as much as about winning money.

It would greatly dependent on the approach the gambling school could take in order to educate peoplesbout the cons and pros of taking part in this industry actually. When people first started to talk about a school for gamblers, the first thing which comes to my mind I'd a school of statistics: solve where people interested in gaming can learn how to calculate their chances of winning in the short and long term while playing in specific games like lottery, Plinko and dices. That approach would make people to turn away gambling completely and never participate on it as much as they could have.
The other approach the school could have would be not much about statistics itself, but other topics related to gambling like how to maximize profits, bankroll management, to learn when to withdraw and stop wagering. All of it without talking of the law of chances.

The first option would be a formal course of the laws of statistics l, the second option would seem to be a coaching class. I personally would rather the first approach.

[Sandra_hakeem]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

Man, it can help alot.... But you'll only make them casinos improvise more often - changing their algorithm and tightening up, thereby reducing the chances of a maneuver.. By the way, AFAIK, nobody has a depth of knowledge, skill and experience combined, that can produce accurate speculations all the time.

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

We already have several videos online on how to make an analysis from your closet. You could find videos of anything on YouTube nowadays... In whatever you do as a gambler, equip yourself with better strategies to maximize winnings.

[Hirose UK]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

First is that gambling is risky activity and is really not recommended.
Indeed, by establishing kind of gambling school will improve the abilities and attitudes of gamblers to be able to have better approach, but is it possible for all of this to be realized by every country that legalizes gambling.
But to become career and investment will also not be possible because basically for all casino games also only rely on luck and attending gambling school will still lose more often if the choice is to bet on casino games.
In the end all of this will be in vain.

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

If it is to learn about various ways in card games or in sports betting, maybe it can be done but for casino games such as slots, roulette or other games I doubt it will work.

[hyudien]

What if there was a legit gambling school that teach responsible gambling for maximum benefit in nearly every country that have gambling citizens, will it help to make gambling a profitable career or investment for potential new and old time gamblers?

Also, will the study or reading of books on gambling theories and strategies help to brush up one's understanding of how games are won, more than videos and podcasts would?

Ideally theory and practice are certainly much more effective to prove. But btw I have never heard of gambling schools before in any country, because if we talk about schools, it generally means formal education under the auspices of the government. Well, because gambling as I know is prohibited, of course I can't understand it further. Maybe if in a country that legalizes gambling and forms gambling schools, it is only established by a group of communities. Not legally included in the government's plan. Gambling still has risks and even if there are requirements, the age is over 20+ to participate.
If you have ever watched a movie titled "21" then the recruitment method is almost the same. A genius child in mathematics, his ability can be used to calculate the probability of Black Jack.

[klidex]

I think setting up a Gambling school will not help gamblers make a lot of money through gambling because after all gambling is a game of luck, there is indeed a kind of strategy to play it but in my opinion the strategy is not completely useful, I saw on social media about how to get profit but when trying it is still the same we will be faced with defeat and profit for the house because in this case the casino has been specifically designed for business for its owner.

I have also seen how to cheat when playing slot machines in my opinion this is too risky if we are found out by the casino owner we will be reported to the authorities because committing fraud. I don't think there will be a school that really teaches things like this.

[hyudien]

I think it won't help, besides I don't think there is a gambling school because I think it's impossible even though the goal is to become a professional gambler I don't think there is. gambling is a game of probability that involves luck so there is no gambling school, besides gambling too seriously I think it's something that shouldn't be done, because when gambling is done too seriously it tends to make us stressed based on the percentage of defeats and wins that are far apart.
everyone who gambles certainly has their own strategy and they will look for a strategy that they believe can produce victory with certainty. even though they lose with the strategy they believe in, most likely after that what they do is look for another strategy instead of stopping gambling. but unfortunately I don't think there is an accurate strategy to be able to get a win if it is because of luck.