Gambling is an investment.

[SUPERSAIAN]

I didn't know casino companies went public; I always thought they were privately held. Apparently, they're not very common. If they were publicly traded, I might consider investing. After all, even though the sector is quite controversial, we know the profit potential is strong. I'm sure reputable, established casinos would be more profitable than many other companies.

[bettercrypto]

‎Calling gambling a form investment is very misleading. Anything called invest is something that grows value over a period of time with some level of control and planning. Gambling is just about how lucky you are there is nothing profitable about it . Few win but many losses because of the risk that is attached to it . The only entity that can make money from is gambling is the company because they make more money if others are losing. So it's a bad idea to call it an investment.

You’re right on that point. If you were a corporate owner of a gambling establishment, it could be considered a legitimate investment. However, from the perspective of a gambler, it can never truly be called an investment because the players themselves are the primary targets of the owners.

Furthermore, it’s risky to keep funds on casino platforms. Most of the time, you can’t easily withdraw your money, especially in large amounts. If a casino is predatory, they can easily fabricate issues against a gambler even if no rules were violated. In those situations, the gambler is often left helpless regarding their transactions.

[suhadi88]

Gambling itself should never be considered as an investment coz it isn't. But then having a share with a reputable gambling company can be a fairly good investment. ..This is coz gambling companies as we already know has more edge than it's user and they tend to profit more from the odds and also from having many users. So imagine having a share with such a casino company, this means a steady influx of profits. But then it worth noting that every investment has its own risk. Partnering with a Gambling company also comes with it's own risk. One of such is that that gambling company may face ban or closure due to certain circumstances. And if that happens you as a partner may be left stranded....

I don't think that's considered a player, but if someone joins a team owner and has a certain percentage of ownership by participating in the investment model in the industry, then it can be considered a form of investment, even if they don't gamble. Other, I think anyone considering investing should also consider their capacity and other capabilities to avoid bankruptcy.

[Jatiluhung]

I doubt that any reputable or well-known casino would offer shares to the public. (Or maybe I just don't know because maybe it actually exists.)
Because they have made a lot of money since we know that gambling is a growing trend. Or I think interest in gambling never wanes and the number of users sometimes even increases at certain times. However, if it's a new gambling company that doesn't even have sufficient capital yet, they might seek funding by offering a percentage of their profits to individuals or companies that might be interested in their business. But yeah, I don't think it would be for the public, but rather remain within a closed circle.

[Lida93]

Sure gambling is an investment for  some people that knows how to predict not all ,many people invest in gambling because it brings them money,so if someone said is an investment is never a mistake,indeed is an investment,many are winning, building buying cars true gambling

As for me, I don’t see gambling as an investment. If gambling should be considered an investment, there should always be assurance that, after some time, someone will gain. But in anything we gamble on, there is no assurance that someone is going to win. So, since there is no assurance that someone can win at any time in gambling, it should not be seen as an investment.

Gambling shouldn't be confused with investment when you're not the owner of the casino but just some gambler that is doing some shit called strategy which isn't even guaranteed but still hooks on luck to find you a piece of win to be in profit. And on the long run we can't be definite with assurance about it giving profit, but more often than not the majority of gamblers have more losses than they do in profit in long run.

[terrific]

But I tell you today having shares in a gambling company is a very good investment.

It is and if the gambling company is reputable and have stable number of active gamblers.
No doubt that they'll give you the benefit from the volume that they're getting.
But start it with yourself and if you don't mind, what are the casinos that you're invested in and are holding the tokens or shares they have?

[GIF-JOBS]

Sure gambling is an investment for  some people that knows how to predict not all ,many people invest in gambling because it brings them money,so if someone said is an investment is never a mistake,indeed is an investment,many are winning, building buying cars true gambling

As for me, I don’t see gambling as an investment. If gambling should be considered an investment, there should always be assurance that, after some time, someone will gain. But in anything we gamble on, there is no assurance that someone is going to win. So, since there is no assurance that someone can win at any time in gambling, it should not be seen as an investment.

Gambling shouldn't be confused with investment when you're not the owner of the casino but just some gambler that is doing some shit called strategy which isn't even guaranteed but still hooks on luck to find you a piece of win to be in profit. And on the long run we can't be definite with assurance about it giving profit, but more often than not the majority of gamblers have more losses than they do in profit in long run.

In the long run, a gambler's losses are high and natural, there may be temporary gains with the help of luck, but in the long run, most gamblers end up losing more than they gain. And this is why gambling should never be used as a financial plan for the future, and since it is not suitable for financial planning, it can never be accepted as an investment. Normally, we would call it an investment that has good prospects in the future, and where we can make informed decisions through research, but in the case of gambling, any outcome is determined by luck, so it can never be an investment based on reality.

[Nathrixxx]

Gambling as an investment is not mostly admitted by gamblers, because they would have been on it for some time now and found out to be of no difference to what they see if they had not invested, gambling platforms also suffer regulation challenge and they may not be able to allow all these to be offered any longer to gamblers because of government regulations, which are not applicable to allow us have access to even if the casinos want to offer them.

[aylabadia05]

Gambling is an investment.

Perhaps there are plans to build a gambling company so that what is desired can be achieved. People who think critically about something hidden solutions and with themselves can have—let's say a gambling company—those hidden solutions can be implemented.
For companies, yes, it's a good investment because the market is people with poor bankrolls.