Do you think you could become Rich through gambling?

[xLays]

For me? Yes. One of the reasons I gamble is because I hope to become rich through it and yes if that ever happens, I would definitely stop gambling right away. I know it sounds risky but that dream of hitting lifechanging win is what pulls many of us into the game in the first place.
If my goal is only for entertainment then I understand that becoming rich from gambling is very unlikely. In that case, I would treat it purely as pastime and only spend what I can afford to lose. At the end of the day it really depends on whether you see gambling as an investment plan or just form of enjoyment because the mindset you choose can change everything. Right?

[Somto9Light]

For me? Yes. One of the reasons I gamble is because I hope to become rich through it and yes if that ever happens, I would definitely stop gambling right away. I know it sounds risky but that dream of hitting lifechanging win is what pulls many of us into the game in the first place.

Yeah, majority of the gamblers are not even attracted to the fun but it's due to the profit they will make and they have come to notice that gambling has change the Life of some people and also ruin the life of some people but they don't pay attention to the negative side rather it is only the positive side they are more concern about, that is why majority of the gamblers are stuck up no going back until they finally achieve thier target and this is more like giving ourselves false hope. I don't know why most people still believe they can actually become rich through gambling after seeing how difficult it's to win from gambling This time,This is supposed to be enough reason for us to believe that gambling is no longer the way it used to be before.

[KTChampions]

For me? Yes. One of the reasons I gamble is because I hope to become rich through it and yes if that ever happens, I would definitely stop gambling right away. I know it sounds risky but that dream of hitting lifechanging win is what pulls many of us into the game in the first place.
If my goal is only for entertainment then I understand that becoming rich from gambling is very unlikely. In that case, I would treat it purely as pastime and only spend what I can afford to lose. At the end of the day it really depends on whether you see gambling as an investment plan or just form of enjoyment because the mindset you choose can change everything. Right?

If you want to get rich through gambling, you probably have a plan. You should have some idea of ​​how it will happen. Maybe you're hoping to hit the jackpot or come up with a system that will allow you to win consistently (on average). I would like to hear more details about how you see it. I often come across people who want something, but they have no idea how their desire can be realized, i.e. they don’t have any plan, they’re basically just dreaming.

[Youngrebel]

Aha! Please don't think of it when gambling and once you think of it to become rich, you will find yourself in a big problem of gambling addiction because your are gambling to be a rich man. But when you gamble as a neutral man and there is no thinking of making millions but always think that you have luck one day and if you loss, you take it and if you win your take it. And always gamble with small amount or any amount when you loss, it will not pain you. Gamble responsible, gamble wise.

[Cantsay]

I do think that gambling can make you rich, but I am aware that I should not pursue it, because pursuing it is the same as slowly committing suicide, I continue to gamble as long as my gambling activities do not burden me and interfere with my finances, to become rich maybe one day if luck is on my side

But I have met some young guys in my school days and they confess to me that they achieved their wealth from gambling, and I tried to ask more questions concerning the website of the casino but they told me that I can't take the risk they took to get to where they are now, there are some gamblers that is taking gambling as their source of income and many have lost their wealth while some have learned not to take gambling as a source of income because they have experience some things that made them to make the decision which is a good decision that will make such gamblers to enjoy gambling for long, as long they  are not addicted to gambling they will definitely going to make it from gambling because they can reduce their daily gambling amounts to have opportunity to gain access to steady winning.

This right here is not true. The fact that you are not addicted to gambling and you can control how you gamble doesn’t guarantee your success. You can be extremely disciplined and still lose all the money you deposit into your gambling account.

“Steady” winning in gambling isn’t guaranteed by having good bankroll management or by being emotionally stable it is a game of luck and if you’re not lucky you’ll go home empty while that addicted gambler will come out with the jackpot.

[STT]

You could become richer then the alternatives in entertainment but gambling as a game to get rich is a rarity more then a reality for the majority.   If you gamble you are using your brain more then simply drinking or smoking hence I always disagree with people who say its automatically negative, you just should not think of it as making money.
  Its entertainment and perfectly fine as a game but contained in that spending regime rather then the earnings which is a minority outcome, stay realistic and you will be happier imo.

[Betwrong]

For me? Yes. One of the reasons I gamble is because I hope to become rich through it and yes if that ever happens, I would definitely stop gambling right away. I know it sounds risky but that dream of hitting lifechanging win is what pulls many of us into the game in the first place.
If my goal is only for entertainment then I understand that becoming rich from gambling is very unlikely. In that case, I would treat it purely as pastime and only spend what I can afford to lose. At the end of the day it really depends on whether you see gambling as an investment plan or just form of enjoyment because the mindset you choose can change everything. Right?

Still, that's the goal for most of the gamblers, myself included. Yes, I think becoming rich from gambling is very unlikely, but it doesn't mean it can't happen. Thousands of people were winning life-changing amounts throughout the history, and why think you can't be one of them? But what worries me is these words of yours, "In that case, I would treat it purely as pastime and only spend what I can afford to lose." Are you saying that if I hope to win a life-changing amount, I can gamble with more than what I can afford to lose? I wouldn't do that.

[Lannakosa]

Aha! Please don't think of it when gambling and once you think of it to become rich, you will find yourself in a big problem of gambling addiction because your are gambling to be a rich man. But when you gamble as a neutral man and there is no thinking of making millions but always think that you have luck one day and if you loss, you take it and if you win your take it. And always gamble with small amount or any amount when you loss, it will not pain you. Gamble responsible, gamble wise.

So here you need to choose: either play just for fun, and then big stakes might suit you, or if you want to try to make money from gambling, you need to go for very high odds and hope to hit a big win. If you play with small bets in betting, you would need huge odds to have a chance at a large payout. And if you play slots, you are basically relying on luck or a jackpot. But with small bets, even if you win something, it will not be very big and it will not help you get rich.

[yixichloro2xx]

One of the problems that causes addiction in gambling is thinking that it could make you rich. Gambling doesn't work that way, yes at times some are lucky to see huge money from it. But it happens once in a hundred trials. Hoping it will get you rich will make you to bet with money that are important, especially used for daily expenses. Some people even sell off their belongings just to gamble. This is as a result of seeing others profiting huge money from it , so they will feel motivated to try more not knowing that those guys would have lost many times before luckily winning this one. Everything we do in life should have a limit, we shouldn't allow greed to overcome our decisions. Instead of you need money, just go and look for something valuable to do.

[boltz]

Never. I don't even believe people when they say they think they can become rich just from gambling , but let's say they do , what happens next ? they stop gambling suddenly ? or they will think they can put 20% of that big win back to make even more ? In more than 90% of the cases , the correct answer will be the second one that will lead to another bet and another one and so on.

[purple_sparkles]

I would really love for big money and material wealth to come into my life in some magical way, like winning a jackpot or a prize, or being gifted by someone. I think no one would turn down easy money. I give fate that opportunity to bring big money into my life, which is why I play gambling games. But I have clear limits on the amount of money and time I can spend on gambling, so that it doesn’t cause unnecessary trouble or losses. And if that doesn’t happen, I have a backup plan, one that doesn’t look nearly as magical.

[POPOLUV]

This is the mindset of almost the gamblers and mostly the those newly gamblers that has joined gambling because of the means of getting rich overnight through gambling because they heard or seen that a friend close to them won a huge amount of money with just staking with a low money and without even asking him how many days have stayed before winning such amount of money, for me i don't putting all my problems in betting, so if i actually stake a particular game and win  or lose it, i will still accept my faith and continuing pushing, so if by any chance i stake a game that will make me rich through gambling comes i will honestly take and if i don't see it i still leave my life, so the idea or desperation of getting rich through gambling can lead me to waste of more money compared when i could have be staking for fu.

[Hewlet]

Don't get me wrongly, there are people who gambles a day and made it in their life and there are people who has been gambling for the past 1-3 years without winning any substantial amount while gambling and yet didn't quit gambling. I want to know if you found yourself in this condition would you continue to gamble or you will quit along the line?

As a gambler gambles for long, it is certain that he is bound to encounter everything that comes with gambling and that includes moments when he gambles and win and other instances when he tries out games for a long period of time without winning anything at all.it is not a strange thing but something that is just normally part of the experience in gambling. if in your mind you think you can gamble and get rich in the process, the only thing i can say is god luck because the odds are quite low that you can create a substantial wealth through gambling.

If not that a lot of real systems are no longer working in our society, gambling ought to be treated as what it truly is and that is just another form of fun or A means through which people takes their fun on a certain event or game to the next level. trying so hard to generate wealth through gambling should be a red flag every player ought to avoid.

[Sim_card]

For me? Yes. One of the reasons I gamble is because I hope to become rich through it and yes if that ever happens, I would definitely stop gambling right away. I know it sounds risky but that dream of hitting lifechanging win is what pulls many of us into the game in the first place.
If my goal is only for entertainment then I understand that becoming rich from gambling is very unlikely. In that case, I would treat it purely as pastime and only spend what I can afford to lose. At the end of the day it really depends on whether you see gambling as an investment plan or just form of enjoyment because the mindset you choose can change everything. Right?

Nah...gambling is a different thing entirely if not everyone would've hit the jackpot because it's the dream of all gamblers to hit the jackpot to become rich. This is what has led a lot of gamblers into addiction because they got carried away with their dreams and couldn't gamble responsible. I don't hope of becoming rich through gambling but if it happens that I hit the jackpot, I'll be happy I decided to gamble.

[Cossyblack]

This is the mindset of almost the gamblers and mostly the those newly gamblers that has joined gambling because of the means of getting rich overnight through gambling because they heard or seen that a friend close to them won a huge amount of money with just staking with a low money and without even asking him how many days have stayed before winning such amount of money, for me i don't putting all my problems in betting, so if i actually stake a particular game and win  or lose it, i will still accept my faith and continuing pushing, so if by any chance i stake a game that will make me rich through gambling comes i will honestly take and if i don't see it i still leave my life, so the idea or desperation of getting rich through gambling can lead me to waste of more money compared when i could have be staking for fu.

The dream of every gambler is to win big money. You can't  chase money with money and pretend not to have an intent to win even if you pretend you don't,deeply you still do. Everyone has an equal and destined time to win big so if your has won and it was huge, it would bother you  and even motivate you not to give up. If your friend had known he would win big,I believe he would have increased his stake to boost the rewards. However your lucky day might be closer, don't be desperate and gamble responsibly.

[xenomorfo]

As a gambler gambles for long, it is certain that he is bound to encounter everything that comes with gambling and that includes moments when he gambles and win and other instances when he tries out games for a long period of time without winning anything at all.it is not a strange thing but something that is just normally part of the experience in gambling. if in your mind you think you can gamble and get rich in the process, the only thing i can say is god luck because the odds are quite low that you can create a substantial wealth through gambling.

If not that a lot of real systems are no longer working in our society, gambling ought to be treated as what it truly is and that is just another form of fun or A means through which people takes their fun on a certain event or game to the next level. trying so hard to generate wealth through gambling should be a red flag every player ought to avoid.

Well, oh God, always play for a long time if you have fun. It all comes down to the fact that you have to have fun. If it's a game you like for a long time, then you can play it for a long time. It all depends on that, in my opinion. And then yes, one tries many games, discovers many things, sees many things, is there.

[Ever-young]

Well, oh God, always play for a long time if you have fun. It all comes down to the fact that you have to have fun. If it's a game you like for a long time, then you can play it for a long time. It all depends on that, in my opinion. And then yes, one tries many games, discovers many things, sees many things, is there.

Play for a long time but not when the time you spend gambling stats getting in between the time you’re meant to be doing other things. People tend to only focus on loss of money as the potential downsides of excessive gambling, but they fail or choose not to also acknowledge loss of time. Even if you’re gambling within your budget and limits but is spending more time than you’re supposedly meant to, then that’s a big problem and total turn off. The same way people are mindful of losing too much money, that’s exactly how they should equally be mindful of losing too much time too if they’re to have a safe gambling experience.

[nara1892]

For me? Yes. One of the reasons I gamble is because I hope to become rich through it and yes if that ever happens, I would definitely stop gambling right away. I know it sounds risky but that dream of hitting lifechanging win is what pulls many of us into the game in the first place.
If my goal is only for entertainment then I understand that becoming rich from gambling is very unlikely. In that case, I would treat it purely as pastime and only spend what I can afford to lose. At the end of the day it really depends on whether you see gambling as an investment plan or just form of enjoyment because the mindset you choose can change everything. Right?

Nah...gambling is a different thing entirely if not everyone would've hit the jackpot because it's the dream of all gamblers to hit the jackpot to become rich. This is what has led a lot of gamblers into addiction because they got carried away with their dreams and couldn't gamble responsible. I don't hope of becoming rich through gambling but if it happens that I hit the jackpot, I'll be happy I decided to gamble.

Gambling is about uncertainty, does it make sense to have high hopes for something that is uncertain? I understand that everyone has the opportunity to change their lives through gambling, but hitting that big jackpot isn't a walk in the park, it could be worth all the money you've sacrificed.

You are right that hope is what keeps gamblers playing and addicted, but there is nothing better than gambling without exceeding our limits, because if the time comes then surely we will also get a share to get a big jackpot, but not to chase.

[WhoYouCantKill]

The dream of every gambler is to win big money. You can't  chase money with money and pretend not to have an intent to win even if you pretend you don't,deeply you still do. Everyone has an equal and destined time to win big so if your has won and it was huge, it would bother you  and even motivate you not to give up. If your friend had known he would win big,I believe he would have increased his stake to boost the rewards. However your lucky day might be closer, don't be desperate and gamble responsibly.

You can’t just assume everyone who’s gambling is doing so for the same reason. Yes ain’t there no one who wouldn’t like a win, but not everyone are intentional about winning or winning big. For some, the experience and thrill is already a win for them, so whether they win huge or not, they don’t really care that much, while there are those who gambling to them is all about winning, they only find gambling to be fun and entertaining only when they’re winning. So you can’t say everyone want the same thing.

[Agbe]

To me, the thought that one can make it in life or become rich overnight through gambling is just but a fallacy that has led many into the trap. Yes, there are a few individuals who seem to have made it, but that is very minimal and does not reflect the situation in the long run. The problem is that most gamblers get stuck mid-way trying to prove that they are 'different' and can beat gambling, whereas in real sense they cannot.

In the end, the plain truth is that the probability of getting truly rich out of gambling does not exist for a typical player or visitor. That only happens if you are on the owning or managing side, not on the playing side. To sit at the table and gamble your way to riches is irrational and unrealistic. Under such a situation, the rational choice is not to pursue an illusion; rather, it is to stop and come to terms with the fact that gambling should be for fun and not a means of achieving monetary gains.

It's indeed a trap that one might not be able to get out of easily, it is possible to get lucky through gambling that's a fact but when you start taking gambling as a way to escape financial pressure you are only going to become desperate which can lead to gambling addiction at some point. Even though it's possible to get rich through gambling if you are lucky but it's not something you should chase.