Can you Trade Gambling for Anything?

[Dr.Osh]

The answer is very simple: I would give up gambling if my life was full of luxury and prosperity. Why?
Because I can find other forms of entertainment that can replace gambling. There are many forms of entertainment available that are far more entertaining and enjoyable than gambling.

[Achalugo BTC]

The answer is very simple: I would give up gambling if my life was full of luxury and prosperity. Why?
Because I can find other forms of entertainment that can replace gambling. There are many forms of entertainment available that are far more entertaining and enjoyable than gambling.

That's right but there are some people that won't give up on gambling, no matter how much they offer to them, not because of the entertainment as you said but because they are so addicted to it, that they will find it difficult to trade it for something else.
Which is why its encouraged that people should not only see gambling as the means of entertainment, because this will prevent them not to be so addicted to gambling and can also have time to have other means of getting entertain and this will also make them to gamble responsibly.

[danadc]

If a person wants to change the game for another activity, it's their decision, Whether it suits them or not, they might change without realizing it because the other activity demands more time and dedication. They might not be playing because they're tired,  because of work, or something similar These are things that can happen, but it's a decision , If it's bad for us, it's perfectly fine to change activities.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

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?

Haha, this is kidda sure a funny question, and it will even be more funny if someone say he or she won’t trade gambling  for their dream life..

My answer is Hell YES, why wouldn’t I ? What is the point of gambling when I’m living the life of my dreams, got anything I want..  I will go do other engaging and entertaining thing with my life, they are so many things out there that will fill that space..

[ovcijisir]

As I dont consider myself gambler and I visit casinos only occasionally I think I could easily trade gambling habit for something else. I mostly have occasional plinko, roulette or slot session and play sport ticket from time to time for small amount of money  and I dont have big expectations from it, so it could be a secret for my distanced stance towards gambling.

[ruykeri]

People gamble for two reasons, one is to get rich and the other is entertainment. But it would be wrong to say it is just entertainment, in fact, no one wants to lose by betting. Even though it is entertainment, the desire to win is not the same as winning and getting rich quickly by winning. So, OP in the case of what you asked, I would say that if someone is given such an opportunity where he can fulfill all his desires, he will definitely quit gambling. I think most people will quit gambling. And for those who gamble like me, it is much easier to stay away from gambling. When I am very busy, I do not bet for a long time.

[Mpamaegbu]

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?

Your question is straight up simple. Let me rephrase it – Why do people gamble?

Of course, the answer to the rephrased version is simple – people gamble so they can be more financially comfortable than they're, to lead a better life and be able to afford whatever they want. That's the ultimate goal of everyone who's into gambling; whether you consider them stupendously rich or not. Then comes an opportunity offering you all that luxury in place of you quitting gambling, and you wouldn't take it? Nah! I would jump on it.

[Findingnemo]

Dream job and dream luxury life then yes for sure? But if we are going to be offered a dream lifestyle then it should come with everything we love to do right so it isn't mean gambling will also come as a package or it has to be quit to get the wish?

I can go on for months without gambling even in this shitty life so I am in if someone offers me the deal...

[Hardyrobust]

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?

It is only an addicted gambler that will find this situation as big challenge. To me I will just quit gambling, Moreover the reason why I gamble is to make profit. If am given the opportunity to quit gambling by offering me a job , I will accept it.
However, for those that do take gambling as a means of entertainment, they may not agree to this as there reason gambling isn't to make profit but for fun .

[Smartprofit]

If I were offered a large capital that would allow me to live on passive income, I would certainly quit gambling. If I were given such a condition, I would accept it and strictly adhere to it for the rest of my life. 🙋

Moreover, if I were offered a large capital that would allow me to live on passive income, I would also give up my smartphone and laptop. I would agree to never use the internet and give up virtual travel (if I were given the appropriate conditions). I would live in a warm climate, swim in the sea every day, play sports, and interact with different people. There are so many interesting things in the world! In my opinion, it is my city life and immersion in the world of the internet that contribute to my interest in gambling.

[cxtreenal]

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?

This would be an ideal way. Earning money through hard work has a fun taste that you won't get from earning it easily. I will only choose a job because it is a sure way to earn. Many gamblers take the easy way to have a luxurious life and get addicted. They gamble for a long time and lose a lot of money. I am not that level of gambler. I gamble for fun and most of the time I prefer betting on sports. I have my professional duties as my main source of income.

[Hatchy]

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.

The question that should come to your mind first is that, is gambling a means of making money? Can it get you the amount you are being offered or help you get to your goals in life? If no, then I don't see myself thinking twice if I'm offered such money just to quit gambling. Gambling to me will remain a thing I do for fun, when I'm stressed out or tense, I simply deposit on my Casino account and try to relax with some games that requires my to think outside my head. So I'll be willing to trade gambling regardless of what I'm being offered so long it's worth my take. If it's something not worth it, then I will probably decline the offer..

[centrum]

Give me money and i let go gambling, leave me alone without money and i may be unable to gamble, to gable is not free, you need money, once you have the money, then gambling turns a thing of fun for you, which you can decide on when to gamble, how and any other decision to take, everything comes as a natural occurrence without being persuaded to do so, honestly, gambling is not the only means to have fun, so i will grab the opportunity in exchange for gambling and continue the fun in other areas of life.

gambling does not depend only on money it is deeply connected to a person’s mindset habits and self control. when there is no money gambling may stop temporarily but once an opportunity appears the possibility of starting again remains. real change comes only when a person understands by themselves that gambling is harmful to their life relationships and future. the idea that someone will quit gambling just by being given money is not realistic. there are many healthy and positive ways to enjoy life but choosing them requires personal decision making and responsibility.

[libert19]

Yes, without a second thought. Because, I consider gambling a good for nothing activity, and to give it up for anything worthy, why shouldn't I be doing it!? I wonder what would be the answer of gambling addicts though, can they give it up despite gambling being self-detrimental, and they gaining something good out of it?

...If someone came to offer me a farmhouse with land, animals and plants to look after (my dream) but I would have to give up gambling and all the online "distractions" I would do it immediately.

I have the same dream.

[Pandu Geddon]

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?

Given my current condition, I will be firm about not gambling anymore. I had previously been able to avoid gambling for several weeks, even almost a month. Although it might be quite difficult at first, I can do other things with work that keep me busier, and with the money I can earn. I initially gambled for fun. But over time, gambling made me ambitious to aim for wins and make money. If there is a better job that earns more money than my current job, of course, I could replace my gambling habit.

[gunhell16]

The answer is very simple: I would give up gambling if my life was full of luxury and prosperity. Why?
Because I can find other forms of entertainment that can replace gambling. There are many forms of entertainment available that are far more entertaining and enjoyable than gambling.

I doubt anyone would refuse an offer like that. Getting a stable job without any struggle, plus receiving luxury items
In exchange for quitting gambling, it's a no-brainer.

Furthermore, we have plenty of other options for entertainment outside of the casino. Choosing those alternatives is simply
the practical thing to do. Moreover, leaving our gambling habit is not that hard to forget it anyway.

[Gaza13]

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?

If you get that chance then why do you repeat the same thing as your past, Haven't you learned valuable lessons in your past, by losing a lot of money in the long run? Quitting is a wise move in this case. What are you looking for if everything has been fulfilled? Perhaps you can find other satisfactions other than the risk or adrenaline of gambling.

[sompitonov]

The answer is very simple: I would give up gambling if my life was full of luxury and prosperity. Why?
Because I can find other forms of entertainment that can replace gambling. There are many forms of entertainment available that are far more entertaining and enjoyable than gambling.

I doubt anyone would refuse an offer like that. Getting a stable job without any struggle, plus receiving luxury items
In exchange for quitting gambling, it's a no-brainer.

Furthermore, we have plenty of other options for entertainment outside of the casino. Choosing those alternatives is simply
the practical thing to do. Moreover, leaving our gambling habit is not that hard to forget it anyway.

After a long, unsuccessful run, I decided to take a break from gambling to simply enjoy life, its simple moments, and take a break from the constant fluctuations of luck and other things. I think every gambler sometimes needs a little therapy, something that involves playing a sport they enjoy, spending time with loved ones, enjoying nature, listening to birdsong, taking a walk in the woods, and other such things. It really recharged me and changed my approach to gambling. I simply stopped winning back completely because it was as if I'd started thinking differently. I want to say that gambling doesn't have to be a never-ending process; allow yourself to take a break and forget about it, at least for a couple of months.

[Muba20]

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?

The behavior here is not the same for everyone. There are some who say that if they get something according to their needs, they will quit gambling, but I am not willing to believe this completely because I heard a gambler say this. He initially said that if he could recover the money he lost from gambling, he would quit gambling, but in reality, that is not really possible for everyone. He once won big in his bet but he could not quit gambling. It is certainly not easy for a gambler who has enjoyed gambling and then quit gambling. Maybe now many will mention the problem of quitting gambling, but if that desire is fulfilled, he can gamble again.

[SOKO-DEKE]

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?

I don't know if there will be someone who would like to turn down the offer, because what is there that someone is looking for in gambling that they would not quit gambling for their dream job? If there is a person who does not want to quit gambling for their dream job, I don't think the person is normal, because how can someone choose gambling over their dream job, except if gambling itself is their dream job. Sometimes it is not about the payment they are ready to give, but the love someone has for the job. That is why it becomes their dream job. So it is very possible that everyone would like to quit gambling for their dream job because it will someone will found more joy it is where everyone is looking for.