Can you Trade Gambling for Anything?

[Sonia_123]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Without money one can not gamble you must have money to have fun, pleasure or entertainment, therefore money is very important in anything we do, i will take the offer but still gamble because expenses will never end after all i have been using our of the little i have to gamble, so why wont i still continue to take the risk , more also the aspect of entertainment, when you have money there must be a time for relaxation that is where gambling comes in again since it's a game therefore if we critically look at it you will still gamble even if not for the money but for fun.
I will quit the gambling but in my leisure time still gamble for the fun.

[Jaycoinz]

I would definitely trade gambling for a better life and I would do that without hesitating. gambling doesn't pay the bills or sort things out, if there's anything it is actually more damaging than how profitable it is. I don't think that there is anyone that would give up such opportunity just because they want to satisfy their desire to keep gambling. it is better to be financially stable than being a gambler

[qwertyup23]

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If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

No questions asked, I would take it in a heartbeat.

Gambling is something that I view as a hobby rather than a money-making venture. There were times that my enjoyment coincided with a purpose of making money and that led to both disastrous and unexpected results which I do not wish for someone to experience. Even though I find gambling to be my outlet in releasing all the stress that I experience, if there would be an opportunity to trade this habit for my dream job, I would do it instantly with no questions asked.

I would definitely trade gambling for a better life and I would do that without hesitating. gambling doesn't pay the bills or sort things out, if there's anything it is actually more damaging than how profitable it is. I don't think that there is anyone that would give up such opportunity just because they want to satisfy their desire to keep gambling. it is better to be financially stable than being a gambler

I wholeheartedly agree with you.

Majority of the people view gambling as a means of earning income. Gambling in itself is a risk given that nothing is absolute in this habit that can potentially also destroy your life. If you have the opportunity to trade it to having your dream job, then do it instantly.

[taufik123]

If I "were offered my dream job, money or all the luxuries I need to enjoy life on the condition that I quit gambling" I would definitely quit immediately.😍

Why would anyone gamble if they had everything they could want in terms of money, luxury and other ways to enjoy life? There are countless ways to enjoy life besides gambling. Those who think entertainment is limited to gambling are mistaken.

But unfortunately, no one will offer all of these things if your conditions and environment are not supportive, or we are just in a circle that is equally gambling,
but of course there will always be hope and maybe there will be good people around to know how we are who are too addicted to gambling.

But if you look at it from the point of view of those who already have everything, they will think of gambling just as entertainment, spending a lot on a lot of games and bets.
Gambling is a fairly powerful entertainment for those who have a lot of money, become a hobby or hobby and are not mentally burdened because they gamble not for a big profit.

But for those who have more money, gambling is not just a hobby or entertainment, but it can be a new business by creating your own online casino and building a business that makes money in the end,
it is the point of view of people who have a lot of money, not an addiction.

[goldkingcoiner]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Well obviously that would be a more than fair trade-off.
I would take it.

But I would probably miss gambling and might even feel tempted to gamble again. But if gambling without using real money is allowed then that is what I would do, especially in order to have fun with my friends.

Gambling is not that a large part of my life though. It is more of a once in a while thing.

[Accardo]

I would definitely trade gambling for a better life and I would do that without hesitating. gambling doesn't pay the bills or sort things out, if there's anything it is actually more damaging than how profitable it is. I don't think that there is anyone that would give up such opportunity just because they want to satisfy their desire to keep gambling. it is better to be financially stable than being a gambler

There are too many things in life which gambling could be replaced for, it's not right to hold gaming as an irreplaceable activity. Traveling, spending time with family, focusing on tackling financial responsibilities is a better life. Gambling isn't all of life, although players do think of it as something they can't do without, and such questions shouldn't be asked in the first place, it's just an activity for relaxation, so it's abnormal to pick up gaming as an action that's not changeable.

[Anayochukwu]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

These might seems like a simple question but when you check it very well you might likely come back to gambling after when you have enjoy the offer. Had it been is possible to take the offer and stop for a long period of time it would have been more than quitting gambling permanently because gambling has it own fun and having the money without enjoying the fun of gambling might likely make a gambler not to enjoy the money well, although there are gamblers who might be okay with the offer I think is all about decision.

[serjent05]

I would definitely trade gambling for a better life and I would do that without hesitating. gambling doesn't pay the bills or sort things out, if there's anything it is actually more damaging than how profitable it is. I don't think that there is anyone that would give up such opportunity just because they want to satisfy their desire to keep gambling. it is better to be financially stable than being a gambler

Who would refuse a sure win thing?  I will always choose the better arrangement. So I am with you on this one.  Choosing a better job or life against gambling is a better choice IMHO.  This way we have a steady stream of income which is somehow rare in gambling as a gambling player.  Aside from that, just like the reply earlier, we can find a better deal of entertainment with the money in hand.  

But it won't be easy with greed being entangled in our hearts.  So better to remove greed on anything we do.

[Patikno]

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Your question is quite strange, I think. Gambling is a form of entertainment that anyone can enjoy, whether for entertainment purposes, additional entertainment (profit), or whatever. So, I think humans still crave entertainment, and gambling is one of them. There are many wealthy people out there who are quite wealthy, even able to support seven generations, but they still gamble for entertainment. So, do you still think we can avoid gambling? I think gambling is a fun thing that we can't let go of, but we need to set limits on it so we don't lose something valuable. Also, are you referring to jobs that require no gambling? I don't know if that is a real thing.

[Makus]

Funny enough I had a conversation about this witha  friend recently, I asked him if he would give up gambling if he was offered 15 million dollars but funny enough he didn't give me any reasonable reply. this tells you that even if he was given that amount of money he would still gamble. personally I can't let gambling get in the way of me having a better life, it would be better to stop and have something that I can use to feed my family and make myself better person than focusing on gambling that doesn't add anything tangible to my life

[Jody.Drummer]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Yes, I would do it myself, especially since I don't think quitting gambling is a bad thing. I do gambling sometimes for the money, but if there is a choice that I will get money or a new job that can make me have a very stable income but I have to stop gambling, the most appropriate choice is to stop gambling. It's ridiculous that someone would still choose to gamble and give up an option that I think is better than gambling, the problem is I won't find anyone who gives me that option.

[Oasisman]

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

This question can be a true scenario. I can only think of being a public servant or a government employee in a higher position. I mean, there are no absolute rules to quit gambling completely because they are prohibited, but the fact that their integrity is on the line, people may distrust them for being gamblers, even if it's just on any occasion. So, these people may have chosen to just completely quit gambling while they are still in active service, especially in a very corrupt country, where a public official is very hot on people's minds when they see one inside a gambling place.

Anyway, this question is easy. Everyone will simply choose to quit living a luxurious life. There's no doubt about it. Gambling can't offer you these, and there's no logical sense in choosing not to quit gambling in this scenario, unless a person is so addicted that they're aching to gamble from time to time.

[m2017]

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

Hmm, that's an interesting question, akin to whether a gambler will continue gambling if they have enough money (there's no incentive to make money) and if they have an activity or hobby that captivates them so much that gambling becomes unappealing. I think this question could even be considered philosophical, to some extent revealing the following problems gamblers face. The lack of an engaging (and useful) activity is what drives people to seek entertainment through gambling. And also, dissatisfaction with their financial situation, which forces them to seek new sources of income - preferably easy and quick ones, because no one likes to strain themselves.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I don't know if there is anyone who will choose differently in this situation unless it is someone who already is living the life or their dream, in which case such an offer won't do anything to them. As for me, who that will be an opportunity to hit my target, I will gladly accept the offer without regret.

That’s a very honest take, and it reflects how circumstances shape decisions. For someone still chasing stability or goals, turning down a clear opportunity would feel unrealistic, while those who refuse often do so from a position of comfort rather than principle alone.

If given that chance, most people would weigh the opportunity not just against ideals, but against their current reality and responsibilities. Opportunities like that don’t come often, and for someone still building their life, taking it can be a rational step forward rather than a moral failure and what matters is how wisely and responsibly the chance is used afterward. Though who would give that kind of situational opportunities? Kek.

[AbuBhakar]

Yes, I would do it myself, especially since I don't think quitting gambling is a bad thing. I do gambling sometimes for the money, but if there is a choice that I will get money or a new job that can make me have a very stable income but I have to stop gambling, the most appropriate choice is to stop gambling. It's ridiculous that someone would still choose to gamble and give up an option that I think is better than gambling, the problem is I won't find anyone who gives me that option.

I totally agree that it is actually easy to stop gambling, you just need to be busy with other things that will make you happier or that will help you improve your life. When you're too busy with things, you don't realize that you're gradually helping yourself to stop the gambling habit. So if there's an opportunity that will give you a better and more peaceful life, many people will choose it. If you already have the things you need, you won't chase the money you can get from gambling. It will just become a hobby for others, and they will rarely play.

[Bitinity]

Most people will answer it YES easily but once they do enjoy the money and luxury from the dream job and they have much more money than before, they will start to come back in gambling. In other words, they will only stop gambling for a while even if the people say that previously they gamble for fun only.

[MainIbem]

Gambling is never my top option for a source of income but the reward is fun and interesting when you win however I do gamble with what I can afford to lose even when I chase big wins. Anyways I gamble for the reward even though it's for the fun of it but I think I'll say yes to that offer cause there would be no need to put much effort nor take something that involves risk as a side hustle for reward when I'll have much supply of cash and a luxury life to leave. People who i feel would go back are those who're addicted to gambling. Cause at that point it's being seeking reward but just to satisfy the urge for gambling since it's become a habit.

[tech30338]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

That's an easy question of course giving up gambling is the choice, because not only gambling destroy or take everything from you, it will only make you addicted, to it, unlike dream job, you enjoy while getting paid, that's everyone dream the only reason people gamble is because of their dream someday they will get rich gambling but in reality its draining them money, but on their mind the illusion of winning is there, that is why they keep on gambling.

[Zlantann]

These might seems like a simple question but when you check it very well you might likely come back to gambling after when you have enjoy the offer. Had it been is possible to take the offer and stop for a long period of time it would have been more than quitting gambling permanently because gambling has it own fun and having the money without enjoying the fun of gambling might likely make a gambler not to enjoy the money well, although there are gamblers who might be okay with the offer I think is all about decision.

You are correct. Some people are so used to gambling that they cannot do without it. They don't see much fun in any other form of entertainment. When a life-changing opportunity is presented in exchange for gambling, it is expected that adjustments would be made by all means. Even if it will take going to a rehabilitation center to help control the gambling habits, it is worth doing. With much effort the habit can be replaced with other forms of entertainment. With money, there are other forms of entertainment that you can afford.   

[Taskford]

What I have for us today is very simple to answer, just to know our various take concerning gambling decisions and how we have gone far in gambling that we can't just do without playing in a day or two and in a week or within a month.

Here's the question.

If you're given a new job our your dream, money or the luxury you may require to enjoy life, all in a condition for you to quit gambling, what will you do?

That's an easy question of course giving up gambling is the choice, because not only gambling destroy or take everything from you, it will only make you addicted, to it, unlike dream job, you enjoy while getting paid, that's everyone dream the only reason people gamble is because of their dream someday they will get rich gambling but in reality its draining them money, but on their mind the illusion of winning is there, that is why they keep on gambling.

That question is no brainer since all people would provably give up gambling in exchange on those situation or things that can make them more happier.

Gambling is temporary activity for people seeking thrill and profitability and for sure not all will stay in this activity forever because there's changes of priority will happen.

If that good opportunity will came for sure our attention will shift and we provably focus on those things that can make us more happier. But I don't think there are lots of people out their dream about making themselves rich on gambling because this situation is so rare to happen and I think majority of gamblers knows that.