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

[Peanutswar]

I dont think so they will offer this kind of course because its been teached in the general subject or even with the subject of related to Statistics and analytics of data which is all about the probability and numbers so the same way with the possible chance of wins and the odds to get a good profit so I dont think so there's a subject related into a gambling because its just pure luck. If ever there's a course I will not to take it because for me its seems useless to learn its all the same with the numbers. Also you can include here related into pyschology course such as behavior of the person imagine this two courses combined and makes you proficient in playing gambling and plus a two degree than having a gambling degree solely.

[dimonstration]

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.

Maybe on some games like poker and sports betting which skills can be applied to improve your EV significantly. There’s some online courses available for this games but I doubt this will be applied on school as a regular course since there’s no certainty of profit on this type of gambling even if you have a good skills.

Most importantly, there’s the house edge that guarantees casino profit over our bet so it’s not worth the time spending on studying gambling at all compared to regular courses that will land us to job with sure salary.

[len01]

Of course not. Gambling is entertainment, and things like that will never happen. It’s just an illusion or wishful thinking from gamblers who hope that something big will come and give them massive chances to win every day. But remember, mate, the house never loses, and choosing that kind of study major is nothing but a waste of money.

[retreat]

You've already explained that gambling is a game of probability, not certainty, so what's there to learn from something like this? There's nothing to learn if it's all about probability and luck. The most schools can do is educate students about gambling so they don't get caught up in gambling activities that can lead to addiction and ruin their lives. Schools can only provide guidance to their students so they can avoid gambling for now and focus solely on their education. Beyond that, schools can't teach anything about gambling.

[Zigabel]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

You know gambling is not patterned in an exact format so it will be really difficult to say from your study, you will be winning every time you gamble, there is never an exact pattern to it even in sport and casino games, you may study only to improve the chances for you to win but you will not have that 100% for all-round winning always. there are only going to be your winnings outweighing your losses which is a fair balance that you can achieve without having to go to school.

Mind you, the casino owners wants to make money form the casino and so they will find a way to sabotage such if any exist and increase the chances of gamblers to win too often than they lose because every win for the gamblers is a loss for the casino and every loss for the gambler is a win for the casino and so they need more losses from the gamblers for them to be bale to stay in business.

[FirmWars]

how many of us who would want to study gambling in school if they were to be a course 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?

Gambling can bring sudden wealth to any gambler if winning is constant and losses are absent. Just in a little time, the person can become extremely rich if they continue winning without losing any bet. If there was a course in school that would make an individual to have sure win any time they gamble, everyone will do the course because they know that they will suddenly become rich after they graduate. Even people that doesn't have intentions of doing the course will do it and also do another course of their desire but the purpose of that gambling course is to become rich immediately they graduate.

[Slow death]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

Well, I believe that if universities included subjects on the probabilities of sports betting in their mathematics courses, I think some people would strive to master this subject so they could create their own betting shops or work for them. Knowledge will always be a treasure; history shows that.

[Satofan44]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

Don't joke about stuff like this, it is an insult to academia and it overestimates the capability of most humans. You can already study gambling, it is called math. Most humans hate even basic math, which is one of the primary reasons why they chose to either not study at all or study things that have very little math. It is easier for the ego to accept itself that you like literature, instead of saying "I am too stupid for math". Most people would drop out within months of a "gambling course of study".

You think it would be easy because you are an addicted gambler and this deludes you to believe that it would be somewhat similar to your gambling experience. The math that underlines gambling is extremely hard and most of the time you'd be studying and proving theorems and not doing any calculations. Calculations are easier and are done by those who can't prove theorems or develop new ones.

Well, I believe that if universities included subjects on the probabilities of sports betting in their mathematics courses, I think some people would strive to master this subject so they could create their own betting shops or work for them. Knowledge will always be a treasure; history shows that.

What in Pascal's name are you talking about? All universities that deal with math already have courses on probabilities, don't write misinformation here. Most people ignore it because they are too dumb for them and they want an easy way towards an useless paper called a degree.

[mak013]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

I had such courses. It was in main program and it hasn`t direct connect with gambling. It is mostly maths but yes, it can be used in gambling. I don`t sure, but it is possible that i`m not gambling man due to these courses. I understand my chances in lotteries, casino games and don`t try to win in it. It also helps me in betting, but again - it is not the only thing i use in betting.

It is useful course, but it is included in study program. You don`t need some special "gambling program" to study it. The same time maths is useful everywhere. If you want to study game theory - choose maths with such courses.

[libert19]

I think you should have mentioned what kind of stuff it'd consist of. If it actually goes deep into stuff like gambling psychology, addictions, then may be it could be useful.

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I liked the topic. I find most topics in this sub repetitive, but this ain't one of 'em.

[rachael9385]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

Basically, gambling is a game of chance and luck, so studying something as such as a course would be of no impact, I don't think this something that people are going to take seriously. One major reason is because we only study in school to get a degree in an area of specialisation or profession, gambling isn't an area of specialisation or profession, it is just a means that is used for self entertainment

[Akbarkoe]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

If you're going to university, there needs to be an educational module to guide students. Furthermore, that education should be focused and structured with a better chance of success. You already know what gambling is like and how it works. Which idiotic university includes it on their campus, and which country allows it?
I don't think it's worth studying seriously, even if it exists. It's just a waste of time and money if it's all just a matter of luck, which can't be guaranteed. LOL

[GigaBit]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

Nowadays gambling is considered as an industry. Since there is a lot of interest in it now, if there is an opportunity to have it as a course in universities, it will definitely be very helpful for ordinary gamblers. There are many who do not even have any general knowledge about gambling. If they have a good idea about gambling, especially if they can teach how to control themselves while gambling, risk management then many gamblers will be able to gain a good idea about gambling. No matter how good research is done on gambling, it will never guarantee victory, but if someone knows about responsible gambling, that is lot for a gambler.

[Sonia_123]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

Definitely because the misconception of gambling is too much and getting out of hands which now makes the government and the public see gambling as a bad influence on people and the society at large, to me I feel it's height time they include it in the curriculum of social science so that up coming young ones will know what gambling is all about before going into it, since it doesn't seem to be what the populace thinks it is.

You studying gambling in school is not a guarantee that you will win all your games after graduation, that means you still have not understood gambling

[Joy_learns_crypto]

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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.

Yes, this is a Generic thread, any thread that has If gambling where to be….. it is generic and will result to spam.
the curse in the title is Course, gambling discussion topics are less meaningful if this thread is a topic for discussion.
Imagine games we play during childhood or now someone is asking if it would be a course would we study it.
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[batang_bitcoin]

If it's a 'curse', I'll obviously going to avoid that. But if it's a course to study, I won't also go for that when I can learn and do it on my own. There is no need to enroll for that. But if it's a course where you make case studies about human behavior and results to excessive gambling, that's a different subject and I guess that there are students that are enrolled to that and have to comply with that said course for their theses.

[Antotena]

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 course 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 course of study in the university?

Gambling is a calculated statistics, if you study mathematics and statistics or study pure statistics as a  course in the university you will do some related course on probability and that's what gambling revolves around. What casino are doing can't be a course in real sense, what you should study has to be skilled, that's what you need to study to make money from gambling, if you know how to game the system you have gotten the hedge to beat the house.

We need to understand that when gambling becomes easy for people to win money, it's going to be a disaster to casino. Alot of them will lose money and I can't imagine if the casino lose money, there wouldn't be any legit casino left for people to make money and I'm sure that people will not want to work as the company because you are getting rekt in the business. Either ways we should expect it to become hard to win if they know the logic people use in the public.

[Marykeller]

Because we can't accurately predict when winning would come to us, that's why we are yet to see any school adding gambling as a course to study in their school. As simple as that. Because if someone can frequently forecast a game and it come out as the way it was predicted, surely by now or before now, gambling as a course would have been introduced as a course to study since most of the things we deal with, courses about them have being introduced in universities

[iBaba]

I dont think so they will offer this kind of course because its been teached in the general subject or even with the subject of related to Statistics and analytics of data which is all about the probability and numbers so the same way with the possible chance of wins and the odds to get a good profit so I dont think so there's a subject related into a gambling because its just pure luck. If ever there's a course I will not to take it because for me its seems useless to learn its all the same with the numbers. Also you can include here related into pyschology course such as behavior of the person imagine this two courses combined and makes you proficient in playing gambling and plus a two degree than having a gambling degree solely.

You are right that gambling is mostly luck and the basics of probability of odds and statistics are already taught in normal subjects like mathematics, statistics or data analysis like you mentioned so there is no going to be any special thing to learn if not magic course in mathematics, which does not exists. Lol. A course that only teaches you how to calculate odds is unnecessary and insufficient because it is just a part of mathematics or statistics that you should be able to learn in a week or few weeks at most.

You've already explained that gambling is a game of probability, not certainty, so what's there to learn from something like this? There's nothing to learn if it's all about probability and luck. The most schools can do is educate students about gambling so they don't get caught up in gambling activities that can lead to addiction and ruin their lives. Schools can only provide guidance to their students so they can avoid gambling for now and focus solely on their education. Beyond that, schools can't teach anything about gambling.

The truth is no amount of learning can make you become a gambling professional or degree holder unless I can say that you might be able.to learn some cheat codes and tricks that you can use in cheating your opponents during gambling and that has to do with games that are strictly two sided challenge games or group challenge games where your smartness could help you win a game but for games like spins and sports betting which are not in your control nor depend on your level of expertise, you will only be wasting your time because at the end of it you will still need luck to survive.

[Samlucky O]

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 course 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?

If Gambling has a course of study, it means that casino will all close down. Because all graduate from such school will only come back to shut down all casino. In fact this idea of gambling school can never work because it is of no use. What would you go to learn from it? Afterall learning gambling skill doesn't take more than a week or month. And lastly I know such school can never exist so there is no need to bother myself to answer that question that if I will opt for such school.

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 course of study in the university?

Like I said such thing can and will never exist, but if it does I will like to try such school, but I am %99 curtain and Sure that such school will never exist.