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

[Onyeeze]

From the recent increase in gamblers to make additional way of income through gambling,

We gamblers get it wrong as we think that gambling will give us the opportunity to increase our daily income, anyone who depends on gambling to accumulate his income that person may end up being disappointed

interest to win while gambling do you think people would opt for it as a course of study in the university?

Theirs no course in University that doesn't have students, if gambling were a course in University not everyone would like to choose the option of gambling, it will have few people that will choose the option

[yixichloro2xx]

Lol, why will  someone want to study gambling in a school. Even if they were to do it, it wouldn't change fact that the whole thing depends on luck. Because no matter how you study there won't be any formula that would guarantee your wins. Most people gamble just because they want to get faster profit , not because they want to learn the theory. What is best is to know your limits and not allow emotions to take over you, at least it will make the risk of losing all your money reduce.
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[Makus]

Answering this based on the fact that it is an assumption, if gambling were to be a course of study people that would take it seriously or apply to study it would be less than those who do not, there is nothing wrong in studying this but there is no point in doing so because it is a game, dedicating time to study something that is all about luck is a waste of time honestly. Gambling can be learned without going to an institution to learn it. if gambling were a course there are people who would definitely go for it but it would be a bad decision

[Gozie51]

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?

The only way I can consider studying gambling in school is if there is a guarantee of having a level of winning that is very high. Like if I can be sure to get at least 80% winning chance or above then I could go for it. But if with what I'm seeing that you gamble without certainty of winning but gamblers having losing streak , it is not worth it to study gambling in school.

Gambling is based on luck, someone does not need to try luck with it that you begin to practice luck while studying. In the past, you go to school and automatically you get a befitting job but despite that the jobs are no longer there, going to school still exposes an individual's knowledge to many things that they can use to be useful to themselves but studying gambling is just focused on gambling and doesn't lead you to any other thing. Yet, you are not sure of winning.

[SmartGold01]

If this is made as a course of study in the university then it would be for employment purposes either working in the areas of assistance to the casino such support team or developer something related to casino instead.. they wouldn't teach gambling in the school because since is not a game that is reliable and trusted to come out true at all time instead, one could definitely lose while gambling, so it won't work that way as you think.

[wozzek23]

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?

It would be hilarious. I can't control my laugh at the mere thought of gambling being taught in universities and a dedicated course for that. LOL because then there will be chapters on Keno, Dice and how Hacksaw is the most volatile slot xD.

On a serious note, I think some education must be given on risk management in colleges. It would help students understand how to manage risks and why gambling is not a way to earn money, but just another way of entertainment.

[Grace333]

Lol, this is actually a hilarious question. A whole course on gambling? That doesn’t sound possible in real life. But since we are talking assumptions, I’ll just be honest, if the course could actually teach strategies that guarantee more wins than losses, then maybe I would consider it.

But normally, gambling doesn’t have a real formula. You can study all you want, the risk will still be there. So unless the course is teaching something that truly makes the odds in my favor, I don’t think I would take it seriously like that.

[Odusko]

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.

Ops forget that gambling take Money from the gambler, and a course of study is meant to provide a career path for those studying that course and afterwards becoming a long term financial and career support for those that graduated from those courses, alot is not going to end well with gambling as a career such a person will always be in debt which is why is impossible to think of such reality.

[Proty]

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?

This is really funny. Even if gambling is to be a course of study just like the way you imagine it winning won't be certain. So this your imagination is a very bad one since this kind of thing won't be possible in any place in this whole wide world. You maybe thinking this way because you think winning in gambling has to do with skills and experience but this is wrong.

[Moreno233]

I don't think I will possibly go to the university to study a course that is a game of probability. There is no guarantee that you will win a bet, so studying this in a university is like putting an entire career on probability which I don't consider a good decision. Besides, gambling needs capital to get started and a good source of income to keep it going,  how does a fresh with no inheritance kick off his career if gambling were his hope?

The only condition that might make me consider taking such a course is if I have rhe intention of owning a casino or if such course is a prerequisite to be employed in the top casinos, then it's worth the time and resources needed to get such a degree.

[SquallLeonhart]

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?

Yeah, I agree with others, it's course, as in a class to learn gambling. But no, I would not go for it because there isn't anything to learn. You can maybe learn more about poker, because being able to calculate the odds is a great help if you can learn that then you will have a better chance of winning, you will be able to calculate odds in your mind and know what are the chances of you winning and losing. This is why we may take lessons on poker, but nothing else would have it at all.

[Dunamisx]

Even if it goes beyond the scope of study, i will go for it, because something that is of importance like this is also valuable and can give more reasons to do it over and over again, gambling is fun to do, it also a source of engaging others, it can be the reason why we meet people and how we get some exposures with life and other things we do, because we apply the brain and and reasoning's when gambling for better outcome.

[Alphakilo]

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?

Yeah, I agree with others, it's course, as in a class to learn gambling. But no, I would not go for it because there isn't anything to learn. You can maybe learn more about poker, because being able to calculate the odds is a great help if you can learn that then you will have a better chance of winning, you will be able to calculate odds in your mind and know what are the chances of you winning and losing. This is why we may take lessons on poker, but nothing else would have it at all.

If gambling was a course that could be studied in the university, don't we think it would have not been about the house edge advantage but about something more concrete that could be simply applied like a theory to go against the probability of chance as it normally is right now?
If it were a course, then it would been studied by some with the assurance of it being a source of steady income and investment, rather than just a fun activity or game of chance.

[Asuspawer09]

Probably not, I mean from the very start it is not going to be a healthy practice for anyone, I mean who want to be a gambling professional in the first place, so it doesnt really going to make sense for a lot of people and doesnt seem practical as well since it is going be risky for someone, we mostly go to college or in school to have a security that we are going to have a stable work in the future, if we are going to study just for gambling I dont really think that it is way practical for anyone to take that.

Unless it is just some seminar who you jist wanted to have some fun and have some extra knowledge about gambling you wanted to be good at it, but I dont think it is applicable in school, gambling is not allowed in schools in the first place, it can also change course of the student lifes.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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 do not doubt what humans are capable of, definitely if gambling was to be introduced in schools as a course that student could study. Surely I am very sure there will be alot of people who will opt to study it, especially when there is some level of guarantee that studying the gambling course significantly increased the chances of winning as a gambler, many will fall for this but I definitely won't be one of those.

I can never go to school to go study gambling, it's not something i love this much to give it such relevance, yeah, sure, I enjoy gambling, it's fun and all but I know where to draw the line, gambling is a game of chance just as you said, so there is actually no way a person will study it that will change this fact, their winning will still be based on chance.

[Raflesia]

Even though I'm a gambler, I probably wouldn't take this study if it was in a university or a subject.

I don't want to be naive for now, even though jobs depend on skills, but in some countries (including my country) certificates are taken into consideration to get a job, so if I choose to study gambling, the job limitation will only be in the scope of gambling and I don't want this.
Because for me when we do a study in gambling apart from being a player in increasing the calculated probability but in the end this should also create a gene for employment of course and work waiting for a gambling table or slot machine in a casino that completely does not require a special certificate only skills can be obtained.

[Nathrixxx]

As I believed that learning never ends and if am being given the privilege of learning more extensively through gambling, then I have no objection over it, because at the end of it all, everything will work for the same interest of developing us and also rendering more opportunities to have more reasons of enjoying gambling to the fullest, only if we allow for it, because we have to continue to learn the more to know the more about it.

[NurseHub]

Study gambling in school as a course has nothing to do with winning when you stake a bet, except you are also going study the people playing the game which will be a difficult thing.
A good gambler won't take gambling as a course either. There are people with good analyzing skills, but they still lose game. It's okay to say but gambling sometimes happen to be luck especially when it's not a single game. Multiple games can be hard to predict but when the focus is on one particular game, a gambler can gamble with a bit confidence.

[marcous]

Gambling, especially sports betting, is like predicting the future based on the analysis we've already established. So, I'm not sure if there were a specific educational program specifically designed for gamblers, it would benefit them. Without such a program, we already know how gambling works, and whether the government would take such steps, which is actually useless.

[MRY]

Study gambling in school as a course has nothing to do with winning when you stake a bet, except you are also going study the people playing the game which will be a difficult thing.
A good gambler won't take gambling as a course either. There are people with good analyzing skills, but they still lose game. It's okay to say but gambling sometimes happen to be luck especially when it's not a single game. Multiple games can be hard to predict but when the focus is on one particular game, a gambler can gamble with a bit confidence.

The definition that the theory alone does not necessarily win is rather plausible since the conditions in a game are likely to shift in a short period of time. We notice that even analytically minded players are unable to win at a time when momentum changed. As well we learn that there are games whose play is determined by uncontrollable random factors. It is only upon knowing a given game that we can feel confident. We must put up walls to ensure that we make judgments not influenced by the need to get results.