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

[hedgeh0g]

I don't think there is any such school, where gamblers learn about gambling to increase their chances of winning. Because there is no specific lesson that can be taught to others to increase their chances of winning in gambling. Especially when gamblers are fighting against the house edge, any knowledge will be useless, unless gamblers find a loophole that they can use to increase their chances of winning, and I think that is a personal research of someone to find bugs in the game they are playing.

No matter how skilled a gambler is, he can never be sure whether he will win or not. Due to which there is no benefit from such gambling related educational institutions. Moreover, gambling is considered negative perspective in every society, so even if someone wants to teach gamblers about gambling with such an initiative, it will not be accepted very well by the people of the society. Regardless of how difficult it is to implement, it would be considered appropriate to follow the strategy if gamblers were taught to gamble in other ways. Many countries in the world have not yet legalized gambling, which is why it is certainly not logical to think of creating a gambling school.

I think it would be nice if each country decided for itself whether such schools were necessary. Not far from my house, there has been a poker training school open for several years, but I don’t go there because I know too much about it. Perhaps I lost by not meeting those who go there, but that’s because I realized that I’m not ready to make money with poker. I don’t have the willpower to sit still, although I would be very interested in all sorts of traps and bluffs.

In short, I think that such schools can be useful for some players, but when it comes to applying the knowledge in practice, the player can lose his temper and start making crazy bets because he couldn’t control himself.

[AprilioMP]

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?

I am pessimistic that it will succeed in making the gambler responsible as desired because gambling is not like the count of mathematics in the sense 1+1 = 2.
Gambling for most elements is not seen from a positive point of view so that I can say that stakeholders in countries in the world will not make official gambling schools to be taught how to become responsible 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?

This is still possible for gamblers who want to learn rather than the idea above.

[Awaklara]

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?

This is still possible for gamblers who want to learn rather than the idea above.

What gambling theories and strategies can or might be learned by gamblers?
gamblers will tend to play the same games even if they are playing at different casinos. how to play or how to operate the game will be more quickly accepted by gamblers in video form.

instead of thinking about the idea of ​​a gambling school, it might be more appropriate for a gambling rehabilitation center.

[skarais]

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I am pessimistic that it will succeed in making the gambler responsible as desired because gambling is not like the count of mathematics in the sense 1+1 = 2.
Gambling for most elements is not seen from a positive point of view so that I can say that stakeholders in countries in the world will not make official gambling schools to be taught how to become responsible gamblers.

In some countries, gambling is legal within certain age limits. In those countries, I think gambling schools might be one interesting idea that could be developed, but I'm not sure if such schools already exist. As far as I know, gamblers learn autodidactically from various online sources to become responsible gamblers. There is a lot of content they can read and learn about and how to best approach gambling so they become responsible gamblers.

Offline school may not be a good idea for most countries where gambling is legal, but this also really depends on who the leader of the country is. In fact I tend to believe that the idea of ​​creating a gambling school would be rejected by most of society, but who knows.

[Sim_card]

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?

A school to learn and to gamble with different strategies and become a professional gambler is not reality because no one can predict the future correctly. It will be a scam if anyone claim to have a school where you can learn gambling and use gambling for a living because gambling is  not a skill but you win by chance. This is why I don't believe in people who claim to be gambling experts and gives out game predictions to people.

[LogitechMouse]

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?

No that doesn't help at all IMO.

Responsible gambling comes from ourselves, not from some other people out there. Whenever we're gambling, let's always take note to ourselves to be responsible because no one can help us if the worst thing happens and that's getting addicted from it. Addicted gamblers = irresponsible gamblers. TBH, I don't see any benefit of having a gambling school or at least I can't think of having one. I mean it's irrelevant at least because gamblers will not go there I believe, but if there will be any, I don't think that gamblers will trust their money to these teachers because we know that gambling is almost 95% luck and only 5% strategy (more or less).

Whatever the case is, I can't think of this to happen. Is there any gambling school that's built already? I mean I'm curious about it.

[virasog]

I think it would be nice if each country decided for itself whether such schools were necessary. Not far from my house, there has been a poker training school open for several years, but I don’t go there because I know too much about it. Perhaps I lost by not meeting those who go there, but that’s because I realized that I’m not ready to make money with poker. I don’t have the willpower to sit still, although I would be very interested in all sorts of traps and bluffs.

Well, since you did not go to the poker school as you though you know everything about poker and gambling, similarly most of the gambler will avoid any such training school because they believe that they know everything about gambling and going on such a training will be a waste of time and money.

These training schools can teach on how to be a responsible gambler and also how to control the emotions and keep the money save through portfolio management. There are not many gambling training institutes because no body realize the importance of it.

[AliMan]

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?

If it happens and it probably does to our community, I don't think it would benefit the society in the first place. Gambling has no transparent breakthrough on everybody who's eager to learn because most of the operation took their profit first before the players. That's reality even though some claimed to be legit and got good ratings. One example is the lottery, you can beat it unless that game plan is met, so how come there's a potential learning on that since the fact is already there that it's only for fun and lucky wins at all.

[iBaba]

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?

This is still possible for gamblers who want to learn rather than the idea above.

What gambling theories and strategies can or might be learned by gamblers?
gamblers will tend to play the same games even if they are playing at different casinos. how to play or how to operate the game will be more quickly accepted by gamblers in video form.

instead of thinking about the idea of ​​a gambling school, it might be more appropriate for a gambling rehabilitation center.

It is quite funny to think of building gambling schools, I'm wondering what could be thought in the school of gambling. The curriculum and the course outline will be more of emotional intelligence and how gamblers can deal with greed as well as capitalize on chances and lucks. They will also teach different gambling success stories and risk taking and how that has resulted to winning or failure from the gamblers.

I know there would be a lot around mindset and how gamblers can also fight greed and disappointments that may lead to depression. Quite interesting though. But how many governments are ready to embrace that and how will that truly add to the economy of any country to be worth investing in. Also, the government must look at the side effects of gambling which is definitely more than the good part of it.

[$weetne$$]

A school to learn and to gamble with different strategies and become a professional gambler is not reality because no one can predict the future correctly. It will be a scam if anyone claim to have a school where you can learn gambling and use gambling for a living because gambling is  not a skill but you win by chance. This is why I don't believe in people who claim to be gambling experts and gives out game predictions to people.

Not all types of gambling because there are some games that you can use your skills and knowledge to win. Those type of games can be taught in school and people learn to use a working strategy to win. But you are right, gambling generally can and should not be taught in school. Putting too much emphasis on gambling will result to more people being interested in gambling and this will increase the numbers of addicted people we will be getting. There are better things that can be taught to people for them to learn and practice which will improve their life than gambling. Gambling should be for fun and anything that takes it away from being fun should not be encouraged. Most people that will say they can teach you to become a better gambler are lying but they just want to scam you because they can do what they are saying they will do.

[Agbamoni]

I don't think there is any such school, where gamblers learn about gambling to increase their chances of winning. Because there is no specific lesson that can be taught to others to increase their chances of winning in gambling. Especially when gamblers are fighting against the house edge, any knowledge will be useless, unless gamblers find a loophole that they can use to increase their chances of winning, and I think that is a personal research of someone to find bugs in the game they are playing.

No matter how skilled a gambler is, he can never be sure whether he will win or not. Due to which there is no benefit from such gambling related educational institutions. Moreover, gambling is considered negative perspective in every society, so even if someone wants to teach gamblers about gambling with such an initiative, it will not be accepted very well by the people of the society. Regardless of how difficult it is to implement, it would be considered appropriate to follow the strategy if gamblers were taught to gamble in other ways. Many countries in the world have not yet legalized gambling, which is why it is certainly not logical to think of creating a gambling school.

I think it would be nice if each country decided for itself whether such schools were necessary. Not far from my house, there has been a poker training school open for several years, but I don’t go there because I know too much about it. Perhaps I lost by not meeting those who go there, but that’s because I realized that I’m not ready to make money with poker. I don’t have the willpower to sit still, although I would be very interested in all sorts of traps and bluffs.

In short, I think that such schools can be useful for some players, but when it comes to applying the knowledge in practice, the player can lose his temper and start making crazy bets because he couldn’t control himself.

I support your argument. Since the government makes decisions and permissions for activities that are allowed in a country. It is in their hands to decide if they want the school for gambling to exist in their country. Although there are no restrictions of any like that in my country, but society will go against the idea. You may wonder which parents will ever be willing to send their children to that school but trust me you will be surprised at the number of persons who will be willing to enroll at the end of the day.

I have come to understand that anything is possible if gay and homosexuality can be legalized in some countries and people can accept different genders apart from either being male or female. I believe people will accept the school of gambling. If later on, students come out successful in gambling there will be more and more people who will go into it.

[uneng]

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?

It's not necessary to have an exclusive school or course to teach people about responsible gambling. Rather, it should be taught at regular schools, inside Mathematics subject, during high school. Since gambling is a a very popular topic nowadays, especially sports betting, it's fundamental that teachers talk about it with their students, so they can enlight them about how it works, what the risks are, what they can expect from it and so on...

During the learnship, students would understand they can't beat the house on long run, and that gambling isn't a money making method. If they are educated on this matter, the chances they are going to become problem gamblers will decrease considerably. Moreover, students can spread the knowledge received to friends and family members, so they will also have less chances of losing money they can't afford to lose to gambling.

[Richbased]

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?

I am pessimistic that it will succeed in making the gambler responsible as desired because gambling is not like the count of mathematics in the sense 1+1 = 2.
Gambling for most elements is not seen from a positive point of view so that I can say that stakeholders in countries in the world will not make official gambling schools to be taught how to become responsible gamblers.

Gambling stakeholders don't even want gamblers to gamble responsibly because if gamblers does so, most of the gambling companies will probably shut down because everyone will be very cautious about gambling and no reckless spending because teaching people about gambling, the benefits and the dangers will give every gambler the sense of belonging because if they remove gambling addicts and those that gambles extravagantly you will see that gambling will become so boring. So stakeholders cannot allow the idea of opening a school for gambling perhaps since gambling is not a guaranteed means of earning a living, and winnings are dependent on lucks so it won't still make gamblers to win but rather it will just make them gamble more responsibly.

[HONDACD125]

No that doesn't help at all IMO.

Responsible gambling comes from ourselves, not from some other people out there. Whenever we're gambling, let's always take note to ourselves to be responsible because no one can help us if the worst thing happens and that's getting addicted from it. Addicted gamblers = irresponsible gamblers. TBH, I don't see any benefit of having a gambling school or at least I can't think of having one. I mean it's irrelevant at least because gamblers will not go there I believe

I completely agree with this. I believe responsible gambling cannot be taught or learned but it's a built-in function. If a person doesn't have it in them in general, they can't learn it by going to a school because even if they learn something, they would still not be able to practice that if they aren't responsible by nature.

If a person isn't responsible with things in their life in general, they will barely be able to become a responsible gambler because they don't have that thing in them. It's just like any talent that a person can have. If you don't have a good voice from birth, you can't sing well even if you try to learn singing but since you don't have a good voice, you won't be able to sing well even if you know the techniques and everything.

[Orpichukwu]

Sure would be awesome to have a school where gamblers can go and obtain extensive knowledge of gambling, probably graduate and earn a degree in gambling, this would really contribute to getting rid of the general misconception of gambling that majority of gamblers already have about about gambling. And if it’s done in a way that only those who graduated from gambling school would be allowed to gamble, this way the rate of inexperienced and naive gamblers would drastically reduce and only those who really understand that dynamics of gambling would be allowed to gambler. The issue of underage gambling would also be tackled as every gambler would offer their proof of graduation before they can be allowed to proceed into the casino.

What kind of knowledge is extensive gambling knowledge? What kind of degree in gambling will they give you? I really don't understand what you are trying to say. Are you a gambler? And to become a gambler, do you need to undergo any courses and get trained at any center?

I believe if you followed the discussion, you’ll come across where @Tungbulu vividly stated that the whole discussion was based on a hypothetical scenario, he never stated for a fact that one needs to undergo any kind of training or course, nor does he need to given an actual certificate before he could be considered to be a gambler. Anyone can be a gambler without any training, the discussion is strictly based on assumption and not a real fact so don’t be confused.