If gambling where to be a course of study would you go for it?

[GreatArkansas]

I think what OP means is "course", not "curse"?

If it's a course, I think it does not make sense because gambling is mostly by luck, so for me, even how you will study and spend your time in school and learning gambling, it will still not give you 100% guaranteed.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

You already made mention that gambling is an activity where the outcomes are not certain but based on probability, so I don't think anyone will want to study it if it was a course offered in school. The exception is if it stops being an activity of probability. We also know that this assumption won't be possible because people want something that is guaranteed.

[cryptoaddictchie]

If gambling became an actual course that could guarantee wins, people would rush to study it, but the reality is gambling will always be a game of probability, so no amount of schooling can turn it into a certain source of income. It will be funny if someone or any institutions would lay a set up of educational course for this. Cause gambling can be learn even without a syllabus. Plenty of online materials there and just watch some clips on how to play it and that it's.

[ZeroVinsonN]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling, I have to come to ask to know how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a curse of study in school and whenever such person graduated from studying it at school then they could be sure of winning whenever they gambling, would you option for it?
As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

I'm not even sure what this means, what would even make you even consider something like this in the first place, studying how to make your luck work for you? Not very realistic if you think about it, maybe take a course in data analysis rather than planning on schooling on how to gamble, it is better to imagine things that can actually happen rather than trying to speculate on things that will most likely never happen.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling, I have to come to ask to know how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a curse of study in school and whenever such person graduated from studying it at school then they could be sure of winning whenever they gambling, would you option for it?

firstly your assumptions is wrong because it is not possible to be sure of winning whenever you gamble, let us face some truth here. We have some self-acclaimed professional gamblers who has been studying and gambling for decades and should even be professors of strategies in gambling, still they loose and loose considerably. So the speculation of the possibility of constant wins in gambling is either a lie or self-deceit.

To respond directly to your question I would not go for such a study of something that lacks definiteness such as gambling. Gambling can never be described as a skill, neither does it have an employment opportunity. It would be a total waste of productive time going for such course.

[AprilioMP]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling, I have to come to ask to know how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a curse of study in school and whenever such person graduated from studying it at school then they could be sure of winning whenever they gambling, would you option for it?
As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

Including gambling in the educational curriculum as a mandatory subject is difficult to realize in a number of countries in the world because gambling is not an activity and place for people to make it like a job to earn money.

Despite the high interest in the number of gambling players that can be carried out by surveys so far, it is also unethical to make it a mandatory lesson that must be included in schools or universities because even though the direction and aim contains positive points so as not to get trapped.
Gambling is basically just a means to test luck and skill in the game, not a means to make money.

[Jatiluhung]

I don't know, but this doesn't make sense to me. Maybe it's because I personally only gamble for fun or entertainment. Sometimes, even though I'm upset about losing, I never feel like it's a problem at all. Besides, I only like to play with small amounts of money.

And I don't think there's anything to learn about gambling in school. Most of the material in school even prohibits gambling.

However, if it falls under the realm of business, such as learning how to open a casino business or something similar, then I think many people would be interested in studying it.

[Ronsbit]

If I may ask, is gambling a qualification? What do you want to study about gambling that is somewhat luck-based, or does it have an occupational contribution to the economy after undergoing the course? I believe that after you have finished learning it, you would not want to have anything to do with it because you will be surprised at what you will encounter in the course of learning it. Maybe you, too, might join in discouraging gambling after graduating from it, if at all you will still have the courage to conclude the course you choose to study as a gambling student.

[purple_sparkles]

I can say that in psychology and psychiatry faculties, gambling behavior is already being studied within the topics of addiction. I don’t think that studying gambling technologies would be an uninteresting subject for young people. I believe it wouldn’t be enough for a full standalone course, but a few topics on this subject would be a great addition to the curriculum. Such modules would definitely include sections on how to gamble safely, how not to cross the line, and how to recognize the early signs of an unhealthy attitude toward gambling.

[Beparanf]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling, I have to come to ask to know how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a curse of study in school and whenever such person graduated from studying it at school then they could be sure of winning whenever they gambling, would you option for it?
As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

Correct first the word “curse” to “course” since that’s what you trying to point out on this thread. Many might mistakenly assumed that it’s a literal curse on gambling.

Gambling course will not be feasible simply because gambling is for entertainment purposes only and there’s no way you can consistently earn profit using all methods available which a course can teach you.

Casino can update their ToS in case there’s a working method to profit so everything will be useless.

[Orpichukwu]

If it's a course, I think it does not make sense because gambling is mostly by luck, so for me, even how you will study and spend your time in school and learning gambling, it will still not give you 100% guaranteed.

I also don't really see what someone is going to school to spend about 2 years and above in a school studying about gambling and possible ways of increasing their winnings when the real player relies on luck to decide. I would rather attend a gambling awareness programme where I get educated on the danger and safety tips of gambling instead of going to school to study it.

[michellee]

I may choose but I don't rely on gambling to make money. I still want to make money from a job that will provide me with a more stable income. I realize that using gambling to make money is difficult as gambling is for fun. Students can only learn about gambling but don't use it as their job. They can't be sure to win many times in gambling so they must be careful and just treat gambling as entertainment. To make money, they can search for a job that pays them so they can fill their needs. It is wrong if they gamble to fill their needs and survive because they may not fail doing that.

[DYOR+BTC]

Gambling is a sensitive activity capable of enriching or destroying the financial life of both experienced and inexperienced people willing to invest in it. One unique thing about gambling is its ability to change life of a gambler within the twinkle of an eye either from good to bad or bad to good. So in other to get more experience on gambling, if there is an avenue to get more experience through training or study I will accept it wholeheartedly without regret because it has the ability to transform life to good if some negative gambling pattern are eliminated. This negative practices are gambling without principle, putting greed first and so on.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Well I don't see gambling as non profitable engament, there are many course of study today which many have gotten certificate, without employment, if gambling is a course of study I will engage because is more of self reliance and employed , one who study it may not look for employment but focus on the technicality assertined to explore. Gambling if need be been perceived as course of study only need good reasoning and articulating individual who has Sense of details, Smart and know area of limit, where greed will not have control while will be resulting high level risk management. Despite not being a course of study many who have taken the bull by the horns by engaging full on gambling still boast on their success and profit making , which if this question is ask to them will willingly echoes yes.

[aioc]

As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

It should be course, not a curse, and you mean if there is a course in college on gambling, would we go for it? Nope, I'll just be wasting my money and time. Everything you want to know about gambling is open and accessible online, and if you think that you can learn how to win in gambling if you take a course, that's a big mistake.
Even the best gambler cannot sustain their game; the best thing to do is to cultivate your character so you'll not fall to gambling addiction.

[Karl_3000]

Generic threads, this will result into spam.
Let make efforts to discuss more meaningful topics, Gambling have no real life advantage and a course to fulfilling any academic needs in the society other than just being a means to have fun and entertainment with huge restrictions in some places, making it a course of study will be totally off demands and generally restricted since not everyone approved gambling in the society.

This thread is one of the spam of the week, people using it as an opportunity to spam because there is nothing that we are going to post on this thread that we can gain from.

If gambling is a course, that will not be in University but a training from some scammers to see who will go for the course and be scammed softly. No legal institution will offer such impossible course.

[Betwrong]

I think you meant “course” not “curse” but curse is definitely more interesting. I think if there were a study about gambling, the people who did it wouldn’t gamble.

Was going to say the same thing. But I disagree with your next part that "if there were a study about gambling, the people who did it wouldn’t gamble. " Why do you think so? I’ve been studying gambling for over 10 years and it never occurred to me that I should quit gambling for good. On the contrary, the more I study it the more it is interesting for me to gamble. What, you mean "casino always wins", this kind of stuff? I don't want to outplay casino, outplaying other gamblers is enough for me.

[Out of mind]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling, I have to come to ask to know how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a curse of study in school and whenever such person graduated from studying it at school then they could be sure of winning whenever they gambling, would you option for it?
As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

Gambling is not seen in a good light in society, moreover, gambling is a place where people can lose their control. Those who cannot control themselves in gambling become addicted and their lives almost go towards destruction, in this case, I think gambling is definitely a curse. However, the way people are now rushing into gambling to earn money, if schools and colleges are taught about gambling, then many will participate there. However, I think this type of gambling will never be accepted in schools and it is a curse that people look at in a bad light, but in recent times many people have accepted gambling. Along with gambling, many people think that their confidence is very high, if there is such a thing, then the university will definitely choose it as a curse.

[Yablee0]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling, I have to come to ask to know how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a curse of study in school and whenever such person graduated from studying it at school then they could be sure of winning whenever they gambling, would you option for it?
As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

Life is a game of choice, everyone has the right and the total freedom of doing what ever they choose to do and they owe no one no explanation . But to me I don't think it's possible looking that direction (studying gamble as a course) because I take it as no big deal when am gambling, I don't do it like am desperate of it, I only take it (winning) when it comes and if it didn't come I just lockup (stay calm).

Furthermore, the only folks that will look that way (folks that will want to study gamble as a course in the university) are people's that gamble with everything in them, like the die hard gamblers perhaps they always want to go extra miles in chasing their lost.

[joeperry]

As we know, gambling is a game of probability and not a game of certainties so we can't really predicts when winning should come or not but with the rise of people interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a curse of study in the university?

I don't think there will be any full course regarding to gambling but definitely there would be like a small crash course regarding to it, personally there's no way you will not be losing to in gambling as it wouldn't be call gambling. I think the best thing that you can learn from a crash course in gambling is like the bankroll management and more on a the understanding of human psychology to understand how to avoid being addicted to it. What I can only see a course regarding gambling is that and the poker, since poker is considered as a strategy game more than a game of chance. I think if you really study and practice poker, you can use it to earn for a living.