Ever thought of making sports betting your career?

[Kasabus]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

[Dave1]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

Why not? But perhaps majority of us might think in the beginning that it could be a difficult career. And most likely it could also be the timing, before we were brought up on the old school thoughts, go to school finished college and look for a good job.

But maybe in the next 10 years or so, when kids realized that there are a lot of money to be made in sports betting, maybe at age 18 or whatever the legal age that you can start to bet, then you might try this one. And if it works then good and congratulations, it could be your career now.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

Its possible, but very hard to sustain. Youd need strict bankroll management, deep sports knowledge, and discipline like a pro trader. A few make it work, but most don’t and the variance, pressure, and constant edge hunting make it more of a grind than a dream. But for anyone whose just enjoying and still manage to handle that as a business then their just pure genius. Seen some made fortune on that but that's really hard work.

[Pandu Geddon]

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

It never crossed my mind to make sports betting a career or source of income. We know how good we are at making betting predictions, but you still cannot avoid losses. This doesn’t mean it’s impossible to make a profit from betting. It’s just that we know the uncertainty of betting is also related to luck. I don’t want to put myself under pressure, it’s better to enjoy gambling as it is now.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

I have never thought of turning sports betting into something I do for a living, and I am not saying it's not possible though since I even a few people that claim they live off betting on sports, though I didn't verify if this is actually true, but I just decided to believe them, but I am very sure they must have something else doing by the side which they earn money from...

For me, even if it's possible to live off sports betting, I will prefer to do something else because I am really not lucky person when it comes to anything that involved being lucky, like when it comes to things that I don't have control over it's outcome, I am not always very lucky, this is why even if its possible to live off betting, I will prefer to do something else, gambling or betting will always be something I do by the side, for fun most of the time.

[Botnake]

When you’re a gambling regular, it’s impossible not to think about it, so the answer to that question is yes. But honestly, I’ve never been truly successful in sports betting, so it’s safe to say I’m still in the process of learning. I’m not sure how much I’ll have to lose before I finally master sports betting or realize that enough is enough, but no worries  I’m enjoying the process.

[Kelward]

I don't know how successful sports bet career people are but I believe that it is very few of them that can actually make it, probability of sustaining the success for a long term is another thing to consider. I don't recommend sports bet as a major career because of the house edge, it is very hard to be successful for a very long time unless you're very lucky. But we shouldn't base how we make money to take care of our essential needs on something that you need luck to earn income, how can you survive if you're not lucky to win regularly. Gambling should be for part-time, have a major source of income and create a bankroll for gambling, take wins and move on after loses.

[Vaculin]

I don't know how successful sports bet career people are but I believe that it is very few of them that can actually make it, probability of sustaining the success for a long term is another thing to consider.

When you say “successful sports bettor,” it should mean someone who’s consistently winning long-term, so that success really comes from skill, not luck. I also believe there are successful ones out there, but personally, I haven’t met one yet. Still, that’s enough to inspire me that it’s possible to be profitable in this field. Not necessarily to make a full living from it, since that’s quite ambitious, but who knows, maybe that time will come. For now, it’s all about taking it one step at a time.

[Yablee0]

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

That's obviously crazy seeing or rather want to take gambling as a full time job, only a jobless person's or someone that seem to be less busy will even think of such because someone that is busy with work or business  wouldn't wanna do that. Let's try not to be misunderstanding this whole concept about gambling stuff, gambling wasn't meant as a source of income, seeing it first from that direction is an error and I can assure you that it wouldn't go down well if you do that, let's stick to it initial purposes hence the repercussions could be disaster.

[giammangiato]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

A thought that tastes more like a dream.
I can't consider gambling a job, obviously thinking like a gambler.
If, however, I am on the other side of the casino, so giving betting services then everything changes, I don't know anyone who works and earns a living from gambling.
I don't just rely on shared social profiles, I really mean knowing him in real life and knowing that he only makes a living from gambling.
If it exists it is like a white fly, more unique than rare.

[Y3shot]

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

Gambling can't be predicted, but a lot of people who haven't tried always have a different mentality about gambling, thinking it is possible to generate money from it. The truth is that gambling can't sustain you as a source of income.

If you want to depend on gambling for income, it means you need to be ready for losses because there is no way to avoid or escape losses in gambling, especially when you make it a career. Making gambling a career means it is something you will do daily or often, and it is impossible to always win when you gamble.

[Ruttoshi]

How will you get money to survive if you decide to make sportbet your only means of earning a living. Before you can have time to study learn and understand the trick behind winning consecutively for long, it can take more than two years. How will be take care of yourself. I believe that in the past or those that was successful already had enough money to carter for themselves before taking the decision.

You can't just play your first game and win millions before you start studying how to understand the game for long term profit. You must sacrifice a lot which is what a lot of us cannot overcome because you need money to survive. If you want to gamble the right way, you are only to gamble with your extra money. When you have exhausted it and have nothing left, you have to stop gambling till you get paid again.

It's very difficult to achieve but possible.

[junder]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

I sometimes bet on sports and sometimes win, but even then, I never really considered it a source of income or a full-time job. I did it just for fun, and sometimes I did it in person with friends when a big game was coming up.
Perhaps there are people who can make long-term profits from sports betting, but it seems like only a few do, as most of them lose.
Perhaps I could learn it well, but I don't have the interest to delve deeper into it.

[POPOLUV]

It could be a good idea to me but having the thought of making Sports betting a career is what I'm thinking on how possible it will look right now because sports betting is all about being able to predict accurately and at which if someone chooses sports betting as a career one needs to be professional on the sports betting and i don't how one can be able to archive this goals of predicting accurately, and on my second thought of chosen sports betting as a career, that means the person will only based on bring or stake one or two sure games because if you eventually accumulate many games, for to win that particular games that you accumulated is 20% , so when it comes for sports betting no can be 100% sure of being able to predict rightly.

[Outhue]

Try it out yourself, that's the only one way to find out.

I have never done this because it is stupid, but I know few friends of friends who have done this and it never favours them, some won and lost everything back again because they decided to turn it into a job which is impossible, spending times away from gambling is blessing in disguise, many gamblers don't know this.

The less time you spend on gambling the more you are helping yourself, because betting and gambling needs people like you who don't know how to stop, you turn sport bets or gambling into a career you are going to turn yourself into something else, full of regrets as the time you waste won't ever gain back again.

Try it and give us a feedback maybe in few months or a year time and let's see what you gain, I've never seen anyone that embark on such journey with victory at the end, at first things might look encouraging but believe me, you will lose everything back to gambling, avoid wasting your time, find something better to turn into a career.

[acroman08]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time?

No, I think it's a dumb Idea, you are basically risking your financial security on something that is extremely uncertain. It might be inspiring to hear someone become rich because of sports betting, but you have to realise that the number of people who made that happen is extremely small, you will most likely lose in the long term rather than actually make a profit out of it.

[bitbollo]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time?

For a couple of seconds yes . No more.

What do you think?

It's a very stressfull activity. It could requires also "strange" working hours&days due matches in many countries.
It requires a lot of effort. It requires also a lot of time/funds/softwares.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1234109.0 I reached decent results.
If you want earn a "salary" it could be possible yes... but it's the same you're doing the classic 8 hours work maybe without a boss but with a real pressure any minute you're gambling
Any further step would be literally impossible because it require just more resources like time/money/people etc....

[irhact]

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?
A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

I won't say it's not possible because there's some individuals that are doing it but what I'll say is that it'll be very stressful to do that and if you aren't the type that can cope well under pressure don't do it because there's going to be alot of pressure on you especially when you start losing as that happens sometimes and if you don't have sufficient income to sustain yourself, you'll begin to find it difficult to survives. Although still gambling isn't something we should be completely depending on to feed ourselves and for those with family, it's better you have something else that you're doing to be giving you money so you don't panic when you aren't making profits from gambling anymore.

[peter0425]

Have you ever think about doing sports betting full time? Not just for fun, but really treating it like a job, keeping track of your bets, managing your bankroll, studying the games and all that stuff.

If yes, what would you do to make it work? Or maybe you think it’s not really possible to live off betting for long?

A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?

Well no because in order to be able to bet something I have to have money and I will only afford to bet if I am employed. I also think it is too risky to use betting as my main source of income so I only indulge in it sometimes and enjoy the process. If I win then good but if I lose I at least do not need to worry.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, I never thought of making sports betting my career but I have thought of using it as a major source of income in the past but that was never achieved, but back then I used to do proper analysis like I still do now, but I was more consistent in betting then and checking if I was being profitable then or not but was just like I was on a rollercoaster going all round in a circle. I was yet to achieve the long awaited success before I realized the mistake I was making, so I had to change my mind set.