The Best Gambling Resources from A to Z

[Kelward]

I don't know if there's a gambling encyclopedia or courses that teaches how to gamble, gambling is not difficult, where there's some brain work is in analysing sports. I highly recommend this gambling board in this forum, it's a place where members and none members can visit and get knowledge and updates about gambling related discussions. Gambling shouldn't be seen like trading that you need to aquire skills before starting, it's quite easy to understand how to gamble. What you need to learn is how to gamble responsibly, don't chase loses and always use amounts that you can afford to loose.

[Zoomic]

I don't know if there's a gambling encyclopedia or courses that teaches how to gamble, gambling is not difficult, where there's some brain work is in analysing sports. I highly recommend this gambling board in this forum, it's a place where members and none members can visit and get knowledge and updates about gambling related discussions. Gambling shouldn't be seen like trading that you need to aquire skills before starting, it's quite easy to understand how to gamble. What you need to learn is how to gamble responsibly, don't chase loses and always use amounts that you can afford to loose.

I have not come across any site, institution, or platform that teaches the A–Z of gambling. However, there have been some gambling platforms with communities of gamblers who often share information amongst themselves. Information such as good gambling strategies, gambling signals, casino practices, and new improvements in the gambling industry. I will also not fail to add that these communities have been helpful in reminding their members or guests to be more responsible, while also offering solutions to those who may be battling one form of gambling problem or another.

Truly, the Bitcointalk forum has been very useful in this aspect of educating gamblers. I believe there are other platforms like this too.

[Slow death]

Talking about strategies to win at gambling games is, honestly, a serious mistake, because games like slots, for example, do not require strategy; they are games of pure luck. Now, card games are another story, and the person needs to have strategies and a lot of knowledge.

That's why I recommend that you search on Google for specific books on card games like: poker, blackjack. books about poker, blackjack you can buy on amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Blackjack-Gambling-Puzzles-Games-Books/b?ie=UTF8&node=4424

Also, search on Google for specific books on sports betting. You can also buy books about sports betting on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Sports-Gambling/zgbs/books/13021801

[rodskee]

I don't know if there's a gambling encyclopedia or courses that teaches how to gamble, gambling is not difficult, where there's some brain work is in analysing sports.

most people who gamble are already into sports. it is not usually the analyzing the sport that is difficult but the way the bets are placed the mechanisms of it and the terms used and even which platforms to use and etc

I highly recommend this gambling board in this forum, it's a place where members and none members can visit and get knowledge and updates about gambling related discussions.

yup it is good to go and read around here and discuss about gambling because most here are people with real life experiences which means their experience is a lot more representative of the average gambler

[Fivestar4everMVP]

It's all in the title. Say that you're new to this space and gambling is foreign or maybe you just have the slightest bit of experience in some gambling category.  

Is there a free gambling for dummies guide out there that explains in depth all the oldest to modern facets of gambling with historical data that you would recommend? Like a gambling encyclopedia that keeps up with the entire gambling world? Are there certain tools that can help gambling strategies like apps or websites and is there anywhere that lays out the best strategies in every category including sports betting, all table gambling games, online betting and physical casinos bets, etc etc the list can go on and on. I believe becoming a student in anything you do certainly has its benefits and it's important to always keep an open mind.

I'm just curious. Don't know if a thread like this has been created in some time but I am excited to see what people say.

Definitely, being a student in any thing sure have its benefits but I honestly don't think this applies to gambling as well, there is definitely nothing that is worth spending time and (possibly) resources learning in gambling, except what we are talking about is skill based games and one where you could compete with other players to win handsome prizes either in money or items.

And concerning what you are asking about in general, well, I have not gone through other users comments to know is any of such resources exists but personally, I don't think such resources exists.
If Any, like the gambling encyclopedia you talked about does exists, I don't think it will make any difference in our gambling activities even if you spend years studying it, your chances of winning games likely will never change because people don't get lucky because they read or studied a book titled "how to be lucky" 😁

[Jaycoinz]

All these are absolutely irrelevant and unnecessary and the reason why I'm saying that is because they won't guarantee Profit at all. Gambling is supposed to be for fun only because this is The only way to stay unaddicted. Strategies and bet plans are just ways that you might get addicted. It's a waste of time to find a manual or guide to Gambling because it has none, strategies are not a hundred percent, those that are old to the system know this. Most of the time you just need to get lucky, that's what gambling is all about.

[summonerrk]

I'm just curious. Don't know if a thread like this has been created in some time but I am excited to see what people say.

It seems to me that there is no need to try to study any literature, guides or videos for dummies about casinos. The fact is that the casino is a hobby, if you can call it that, in which everything is as friendly to the gambler or betting lover as it is possible.
The casino is very kind to those who want to try their luck, so in the online casino everything is positive, all the sounds are funny and cool, and the dynamics of the games are very addictive. And if you consider that you can earn very good money there, it becomes clear why sometimes gamblers like to be in a festive atmosphere in the casino more than in real life!

[gunhell16]

It's all in the title. Say that you're new to this space and gambling is foreign or maybe you just have the slightest bit of experience in some gambling category.  

Is there a free gambling for dummies guide out there that explains in depth all the oldest to modern facets of gambling with historical data that you would recommend? Like a gambling encyclopedia that keeps up with the entire gambling world? Are there certain tools that can help gambling strategies like apps or websites and is there anywhere that lays out the best strategies in every category including sports betting, all table gambling games, online betting and physical casinos bets, etc etc the list can go on and on. I believe becoming a student in anything you do certainly has its benefits and it's important to always keep an open mind.

I'm just curious. Don't know if a thread like this has been created in some time but I am excited to see what people say.

In my knowledge, gambling does not choose individuals as long as they are willing to gamble and willing to lose, they are welcome in any gambling casino.
Gambling is not required of anyone, they must study gambling, there are no such rules.

Meaning, it is not about whether you are an expert or not. It's just that most gamblers always depend on luck, that's why others always rely on luck, especially if they only have small capital.
And even those who are not rich but are just poor really rely on luck.

[Negotiation]

It makes no sense to underestimate past results especially when it comes to predicting future results. Easily found on Google or any other digital platform in today's digital age when we discuss casino sports betting or any other type of gambling there are countless sources of information easily available online. Google in particular is a huge database that is capable of providing us with detailed information about all kinds of past events and sports results. It really makes sense that when it comes to looking for gambling history or game results Google can be one of the most powerful and easiest sources.

[Sonia_123]

It's all in the title. Say that you're new to this space and gambling is foreign or maybe you just have the slightest bit of experience in some gambling category.  

Is there a free gambling for dummies guide out there that explains in depth all the oldest to modern facets of gambling with historical data that you would recommend? Like a gambling encyclopedia that keeps up with the entire gambling world? Are there certain tools that can help gambling strategies like apps or websites and is there anywhere that lays out the best strategies in every category including sports betting, all table gambling games, online betting and physical casinos bets, etc etc the list can go on and on. I believe becoming a student in anything you do certainly has its benefits and it's important to always keep an open mind.

I'm just curious. Don't know if a thread like this has been created in some time but I am excited to see what people say.

There is no school for gambling but you can derive knowledge from the books you read about gambling and the games you watch online or from casinos that you visit, I want to believe that the first day you gambled you were not taught how, instead, you derived your skills from what you've watched either online or physical and from that day on you started gambling, the experience you got with your own idea goes a long way in gambling, in as much as we are advised not to chase losses, but some person still do which is harmful to the individual, which will make them addicted and even leads some persons commiting suicide, how many persons obey that rule.
I think what OP should be requesting should be rules and regulations and terminologies of gambling, because I don't think there is any encyclopedia for gambling.

[Vaskiy]

Gambling is a learning experience, and it can be done in one's own interest. Different gamblers have different stories and differences of opinion about gambling. One can't just follow a person's view and expect things to be similar to theirs. Different platforms have different game providers, and there'll be variations. To know about them and learn is a tedious task. It is good to learn the basics of gambling and go further with small spending. This is how it is possible to understand gambling in a better way than just reading the strategies put forth by fellow gamblers.

[Oluwa-btc]

I don't think gambling is something that a person has to go through some kind of schooling process to Master...not disputing the fact that this might actually help beginner gamblers out there, but to me it's not really necessary.. it's a game of luck, there's no point in making research about strategies because we all know how they end up..when I started getting involved in gambling I didn't really look for any guidelines I just started doing it and I got the hang of it as I did it continually.. Gambling isn't space or quantum physics that requires too much knowledge.

I must say that gambling is simple,it requires simple but essential features like emotional maturity,an interest to gamble, willingness to practice responsible Gambling and knowledge of how to manage risks involved in gambling.
Nobody needs to have a degree before he can gamble like a pro,and since it's a game of luck and chance,cultivating simple and necessary skills can be relevant nobody can study gambling;Gambling ain't need to be studied.

[freedomgo]

Gambling is a learning experience, and it can be done in one's own interest.

OP was referring to resources, so you can’t just rely on experience alone without learning the fundamentals of gambling. thing is, even though gambling itself is easy, failing to educate yourself on how to do it properly can lead to regret. So,  it’s always better to read books or guides on responsible gambling as it helps minimize the risks of addiction and significant losses.

This is comparable to drivers who learn without attending driving school versus those who receive formal training. Drivers who complete driving school have a stronger grasp of traffic rules and safety protocols. Similarly, gamblers who take time to educate themselves through books or guides develop better strategies and risk awareness compared to those who rely solely on instinct.

[crwth]

I believe the best way to learn about something is to read books about it, from historical to current, to get the best experience and understanding of it. This can involve comparing strategies and techniques.

This book is relatively new for poker players.

https://www.amazon.com/Biggest-Bluff-Learned-Attention-Master/dp/052552262X

[tread93]

I believe the best way to learn about something is to read books about it, from historical to current, to get the best experience and understanding of it. This can involve comparing strategies and techniques.

This book is relatively new for poker players.

https://www.amazon.com/Biggest-Bluff-Learned-Attention-Master/dp/052552262X

This is cool,  thank you for loading this. I'll check it out. This week I had to do jury duty and on my panel was an amateur poker player who has wom 150k since he started playing in the tournaments around covid time. I think the art of bluffing is definitely something you could use a book or two on in the attempt to master it

[SamReomo]

Is there a free gambling for dummies guide out there that explains in depth all the oldest to modern facets of gambling with historical data that you would recommend? Like a gambling encyclopedia that keeps up with the entire gambling world?

Well, personally I would never look at that guide as I'm not someone who's going to do PhD in gambling but someone who truly enjoys gambling mostly poker. It's for fun and it's better to learn it from your own experiences instead of relying on those guides. That's my opinion, others can disagree with me.

[rachael9385]

This sort of education is just to help a person have more knowledge about what gambling entails and from such knowledge the person can understand how to become responsible and not be compulsive or never think like those that wants to become rich overnight through gambling. Look at this PDF; Gambling Education toolkit it  could give the knowledge that someone gambler seek but it's not about strategy of winning in gambling but just the general knowledge that's need by a gambler.

Not that I have anything against anyone going through such education on gambling but sincerely speaking it seems unnecessary. It's something you can figure out with time. Becoming a responsible gambler Isn't something you can learn from any book it's a discipline that you must always maintain. I don't think a beginner gambler needs anyone to tell him gambling isn't the way to financial freedom, after a few trails they'd figure it all, after all, we learn from personal experience.