Do you think you could become Rich through gambling?

[Lannakosa]

And this happens a lot, that's why there's so much gambling addiction because the main mistakes start here. We can't always have a winning mentality because we will lose, and if we're not prepared to lose, it will crush us when it happens. That's why luck runs out, it's like money, after a while it's gone and there's nothing you can do. That's why if you gamble and are lucky enough to win, you should withdraw your money as soon as possible That's the only way to protect yourself If you lose, leave it at that and no more Playing another day is the best thing to do.

Winning and withdrawing your winnings doesn't guarantee you anything, because you'll continue playing later, and if luck turns against you, you'll lose what you've already won. Don't view gambling as a way to get rich, think of it as something you're willing to spend money on, like watching a movie at the cinema or something similar, where you spend money and experience the emotions, and if you're lucky enough to win, it's just a nice bonus.

[panjul07]

And this happens a lot, that's why there's so much gambling addiction because the main mistakes start here. We can't always have a winning mentality because we will lose, and if we're not prepared to lose, it will crush us when it happens. That's why luck runs out, it's like money, after a while it's gone and there's nothing you can do. That's why if you gamble and are lucky enough to win, you should withdraw your money as soon as possible That's the only way to protect yourself If you lose, leave it at that and no more Playing another day is the best thing to do.

Winning and withdrawing your winnings doesn't guarantee you anything, because you'll continue playing later, and if luck turns against you, you'll lose what you've already won. Don't view gambling as a way to get rich, think of it as something you're willing to spend money on, like watching a movie at the cinema or something similar, where you spend money and experience the emotions, and if you're lucky enough to win, it's just a nice bonus.

That's the point, although there is a chance to be rich from gambling but we should never try be rich from gambling especially if we are dealing with casino games.
If a great luck come to us and we become rich from lets say a jackpot winning, I have to agree that it is just a bonus, big bonus.
What we should think more is not about becoming rich from gambling but we should think how not to become poor because of gambling so we can have better limit.
Becoming rich from gambling is like a miracle which wont happen to many people, it is not something that can be chased even by spending all what we have.

[Powerjumboo]

You see gambling can actually make someone rich , most people are so lucky when it comes to gambling, but not everyone has such opportunities,  I have heard and seen people who has  achieved some things throughout gambling, some gamble for years without any substantial befits while some within the space of some months , so I can beat my chest to say , once you are good at prediction, you can be lucky one day , and trust me most people has befitted a lot from gambling.

Can gambling really make people rich? I have never seen anyone who has made themselves rich from gambling. Gambling never guarantees that a person will win in gambling. Gambling always guarantees that a person will always lose. In some cases and at some times, gamblers may win the jackpot. A small number of people may become rich through gambling in a very short time but this wealth cannot be sustained. They cannot control themselves through gambling again and as a result, they gradually lose everything. Therefore, no one is successful in gambling and there is no guarantee that anyone will become rich.

[Ryu_Ar1]

You see gambling can actually make someone rich , most people are so lucky when it comes to gambling, but not everyone has such opportunities,  I have heard and seen people who has  achieved some things throughout gambling, some gamble for years without any substantial befits while some within the space of some months , so I can beat my chest to say , once you are good at prediction, you can be lucky one day , and trust me most people has befitted a lot from gambling.

Can gambling really make people rich? I have never seen anyone who has made themselves rich from gambling. Gambling never guarantees that a person will win in gambling. Gambling always guarantees that a person will always lose. In some cases and at some times, gamblers may win the jackpot. A small number of people may become rich through gambling in a very short time but this wealth cannot be sustained. They cannot control themselves through gambling again and as a result, they gradually lose everything. Therefore, no one is successful in gambling and there is no guarantee that anyone will become rich.

For this case of course we also have to admit they get rich or maybe “have felt rich from gambling” and that is the result of gambling as for when their situation is poor again or running out of money after the jackpot they won it is another matter because this is related to the financial management they do.

Even though I do not recommend gambling as a solution to get rich quickly but in fact there are some people who managed to get a big win from the gambling they did but that also should not be used as a reference because it is just one of the thousands or even millions of people who gamble.Wealth
When we gamble I think we just need to focus on the fun that is given while the victory will still always be said to be luck regardless of the size of the victory.

[colinistheman]

Winning and withdrawing your winnings doesn't guarantee you anything, because you'll continue playing later, and if luck turns against you, you'll lose what you've already won. Don't view gambling as a way to get rich, think of it as something you're willing to spend money on, like watching a movie at the cinema or something similar, where you spend money and experience the emotions, and if you're lucky enough to win, it's just a nice bonus.

I agree with you to  a large extent. for example, gambling should  never be seen as a way to get rich. I have seen most gamblers who have done so go bankrupt. Whatever, a few have succeeded. The number is very small.

But I prefer to withdraw my winnings  quickly. I am not usually the kind of gambler who will skip all my work and gamble all day. I invest a maximum of $50 for daily gambling. I always limit myself to $10/20. And if I can win 50 % more money , I try to avoid gambling that day.

[Versatile_choice]

Can gambling really make people rich? I have never seen anyone who has made themselves rich from gambling. Gambling never guarantees that a person will win in gambling. Gambling always guarantees that a person will always lose. In some cases and at some times, gamblers may win the jackpot. A small number of people may become rich through gambling in a very short time but this wealth cannot be sustained. They cannot control themselves through gambling again and as a result, they gradually lose everything. Therefore, no one is successful in gambling and there is no guarantee that anyone will become rich.

I get your point but people becoming rich through gambling isn’t necessarily because they chased it, but something that happened by chance and by luck. People can actually become rich through gambling, but this doesn’t in any way imply that they should make it their sole priority of gambling, else they only end up getting into more gambling troubles.

I’ve seen people win insane amounts of money both through the normal betting that we know and also through lottery, so yeah, they can actually be become rich, but what is not guaranteed is if they can actually stay rich since the wealth wasn’t really built on a very solid foundation, such a wealth can easily disappear in the smallest amount of time.

[LUCKMCFLY]

However, many players simply lack self-control and can't learn it, because overcoming and overcoming it is too daunting, especially after a loss. Before playing, the player wanted to win, but instead lost and is now sad; they don't want to leave with bad feelings. If a professional player simply closes the game and leaves, others won't be able to do the same. Because of this, only professionals have a significant advantage over other players. Sometimes this helps me avoid trying to win back, because I begin to realize that I won't be a very strong player if I continue betting when it's not necessary.

Those who have an economic advantage are privileged because they have a different way of seeing the game obviously, they won't be greatly affected by large losses But most players are from the lower or middle classes, and any financial mistake has a very strong impact on their lives So, it's about not making mistakes, but about controlling money more, because that's what hurts the most.

[WhoYouCantKill]

I haven’t become rich from my sports betting, but I think I’m slightly ahead overall. I mean, I’ve probably lost about $2,000 and won about $2,200 over my whole gambling career. Something like that. $200. That's not only not enough to live a luxurious life, it's not enough to live at all, considering it's profit from 10 years.

How do you manage to keep track of all your sports betting stats from 10 years, I mean I don’t think I can even give rough estimate of how much I’ve spent in gambling, specifically sports betting, let alone, how much I’ve lost/won all the years. It would’ve been easier if I’ve been using just one casino, but I have a good number of them, even if I have a favourite one, I still use other ones too, and that’s for online casinos, I haven’t even talked about offline bets…

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I haven’t become rich from my sports betting, but I think I’m slightly ahead overall. I mean, I’ve probably lost about $2,000 and won about $2,200 over my whole gambling career. Something like that. $200. That's not only not enough to live a luxurious life, it's not enough to live at all, considering it's profit from 10 years.

How do you manage to keep track of all your sports betting stats from 10 years, I mean I don’t think I can even give rough estimate of how much I’ve spent in gambling, specifically sports betting, let alone, how much I’ve lost/won all the years. It would’ve been easier if I’ve been using just one casino, but I have a good number of them, even if I have a favourite one, I still use other ones too, and that’s for online casinos, I haven’t even talked about offline bets…

It's easier to keep track if you are using just one casino to gamble and also for those that are very intentional about gambling for the sake of making profit, they could have all the details of their gambling journey simply because they already started taking records since the day one of their gambling and that was also when they decided that they want to take gambling as a source of income to become rich.

[nimogsm]

I haven’t become rich from my sports betting, but I think I’m slightly ahead overall. I mean, I’ve probably lost about $2,000 and won about $2,200 over my whole gambling career. Something like that. $200. That's not only not enough to live a luxurious life, it's not enough to live at all, considering it's profit from 10 years.

How do you manage to keep track of all your sports betting stats from 10 years, I mean I don’t think I can even give rough estimate of how much I’ve spent in gambling, specifically sports betting, let alone, how much I’ve lost/won all the years. It would’ve been easier if I’ve been using just one casino, but I have a good number of them, even if I have a favourite one, I still use other ones too, and that’s for online casinos, I haven’t even talked about offline bets…

For the past few years, I've been keeping a spreadsheet of my expenses and income to track my finances. It may seem boring, but it allows you to identify expenses and track in more detail how to increase your savings. I also keep track of my financial statistics, showing how much went into deposits and how much came back.so it is quite possible that someone has been keeping statistics for 10 years.

[WhoYouCantKill]

For the past few years, I've been keeping a spreadsheet of my expenses and income to track my finances. It may seem boring, but it allows you to identify expenses and track in more detail how to increase your savings. I also keep track of my financial statistics, showing how much went into deposits and how much came back.so it is quite possible that someone has been keeping statistics for 10 years.

Well that makes sense. I felt maybe he’s probably taking or keeping record of their gambling expenses alone, but an overall overview of one’s finances can equally do the trick.
Although for some reasons, I don’t think I’d even wanna know how much I spend or spent on gambling, how much I’ve lost and how much I’ve won, cos I feel it’s irrelevant for me, that’s why even when I keep track of my finances, I don’t really include the exact amount that I win or lose in gambling.

[Betwrong]

I haven’t become rich from my sports betting, but I think I’m slightly ahead overall. I mean, I’ve probably lost about $2,000 and won about $2,200 over my whole gambling career. Something like that. $200. That's not only not enough to live a luxurious life, it's not enough to live at all, considering it's profit from 10 years.

How do you manage to keep track of all your sports betting stats from 10 years, I mean I don’t think I can even give rough estimate of how much I’ve spent in gambling, specifically sports betting, let alone, how much I’ve lost/won all the years. It would’ve been easier if I’ve been using just one casino, but I have a good number of them, even if I have a favourite one, I still use other ones too, and that’s for online casinos, I haven’t even talked about offline bets…

It's not that hard actually. I know how much I bet each month approximately. I also know to some extent, how much I lose and how much I win. If you'll sit 20 minutes on it, I bet you'll be able to give a rough estimate on your profit, be it positive or a negative one. Also, as a poster said here, it's easier when you stick to online casinos only, and that's exactly my case.

[Showlove01]

I haven’t become rich from my sports betting, but I think I’m slightly ahead overall. I mean, I’ve probably lost about $2,000 and won about $2,200 over my whole gambling career. Something like that. $200. That's not only not enough to live a luxurious life, it's not enough to live at all, considering it's profit from 10 years.

How do you manage to keep track of all your sports betting stats from 10 years, I mean I don’t think I can even give rough estimate of how much I’ve spent in gambling, specifically sports betting, let alone, how much I’ve lost/won all the years. It would’ve been easier if I’ve been using just one casino, but I have a good number of them, even if I have a favourite one, I still use other ones too, and that’s for online casinos, I haven’t even talked about offline bets…

It's easier to keep track if you are using just one casino to gamble and also for those that are very intentional about gambling for the sake of making profit, they could have all the details of their gambling journey simply because they already started taking records since the day one of their gambling and that was also when they decided that they want to take gambling as a source of income to become rich.

You maybe saying this from experience but I don't use only one gambling site and yet I still keep track of everything that is happening to some reasonable extent and I can be able to tell at least how much I have loss and how much I have gained so far with those different gambling sites. Perhaps the reason I am able to do this is because I'm not an addict and I somehow believed that an addict can not really keep track of what they are doing but they are aware they are making losses and that is what triggers them to gamble more.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

However, many players simply lack self-control and can't learn it, because overcoming and overcoming it is too daunting, especially after a loss. Before playing, the player wanted to win, but instead lost and is now sad; they don't want to leave with bad feelings. If a professional player simply closes the game and leaves, others won't be able to do the same. Because of this, only professionals have a significant advantage over other players. Sometimes this helps me avoid trying to win back, because I begin to realize that I won't be a very strong player if I continue betting when it's not necessary.

Those who have an economic advantage are privileged because they have a different way of seeing the game obviously, they won't be greatly affected by large losses But most players are from the lower or middle classes, and any financial mistake has a very strong impact on their lives So, it's about not making mistakes, but about controlling money more, because that's what hurts the most.

That is why we need to manage our finances very well by understanding our financial capabilities. Those who have more financial capabilities often have the opportunity to see games or gambling only as a part of entertainment, because even large losses do not have that much impact on their daily lives, but for those who have a low income, it is not necessarily possible to accept these financial losses. But comparatively speaking, it is the low-income people who face the most financial losses because they do not maintain control over their games, whereas they should maintain better financial control because their income is limited.

[Fredomago]

However, many players simply lack self-control and can't learn it, because overcoming and overcoming it is too daunting, especially after a loss. Before playing, the player wanted to win, but instead lost and is now sad; they don't want to leave with bad feelings. If a professional player simply closes the game and leaves, others won't be able to do the same. Because of this, only professionals have a significant advantage over other players. Sometimes this helps me avoid trying to win back, because I begin to realize that I won't be a very strong player if I continue betting when it's not necessary.

Those who have an economic advantage are privileged because they have a different way of seeing the game obviously, they won't be greatly affected by large losses But most players are from the lower or middle classes, and any financial mistake has a very strong impact on their lives So, it's about not making mistakes, but about controlling money more, because that's what hurts the most.

That's also the reason why a gambler should always have set target and limitation, allocating spare money for your gambling is not that as long as you have full control over your emotions, you'll never know what's going to happen after some time of playing, if luck permits and back you up then who knows if things will go according to your direction. chances that you may win big and if you managed to pull that hard stop then qut your way to cash out your earnings.

[Queen uloma]

It is very common for someone to win big money in gambling but becoming rich in gambling isn't easy as you think, nobody should deceive you because its very rare and unreliable. For me my reason is because all this gambling platform are design in a way that it's only benefits them more than the players. Winning in gambling most times is just luck and not how consistent you're, gambling is unpredictable, gambling isn't like our businesses where your efforts can bring you steady money. So, Gambling isn't a means where you can get rich, it's best you see it as fun or entertainment to avoid losses.

[Rabata]

It is very common for someone to win big money in gambling but becoming rich in gambling isn't easy as you think, nobody should deceive you because its very rare and unreliable. For me my reason is because all this gambling platform are design in a way that it's only benefits them more than the players. Winning in gambling most times is just luck and not how consistent you're, gambling is unpredictable, gambling isn't like our businesses where your efforts can bring you steady money. So, Gambling isn't a means where you can get rich, it's best you see it as fun or entertainment to avoid losses.

It is possible to become rich by gambling, but it will not happen to everyone. Only the lucky ones can become rich through gambling. Again, whether the gambler can keep the money from that win after winning big through gambling is also a important factor. There are many gamblers who have won big from gambling and later lost the money they won. If gambling is not considered a platform for earning money or getting rich, and if gambling is done as a priority for entertainment, then a gambler can definitely benefit from gambling. It will definitely be difficult to get rich through gambling. If some people win today, they may lose that wealth tomorrow.

[WhoYouCantKill]

It's not that hard actually. I know how much I bet each month approximately. I also know to some extent, how much I lose and how much I win. If you'll sit 20 minutes on it, I bet you'll be able to give a rough estimate on your profit, be it positive or a negative one. Also, as a poster said here, it's easier when you stick to online casinos only, and that's exactly my case.

I guess that’s why I’m not able to know, I don’t really have the luxury of sitting on it to think about how much I win or lose, sometimes even how much I spend in the long run. I don’t know but I don’t think there’s much I’ll be doing with such information so I just don’t bother about it. I mostly just work with a budget and what I know is that I try to stick to that budget and that’s pretty much okay for me.

[Orpichukwu]

For the past few years, I've been keeping a spreadsheet of my expenses and income to track my finances. It may seem boring, but it allows you to identify expenses and track in more detail how to increase your savings. I also keep track of my financial statistics, showing how much went into deposits and how much came back.so it is quite possible that someone has been keeping statistics for 10 years.

That's not really boring; some will say it's stressful, including myself, to keep such a record updated every now and then for that long, but anyone who is doing it is really trying, and for the sake of trying to know how they have been spending that, it really makes sense, especially when it comes to checking if you are really spending more than you should or if you have been lucky enough to be in profit in some years.

[Crypto_Timothy]

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?

If you are looking at stats, i mean yeah alot of persons definitely believe they can make it big one day gambling, i personally dont so yeah.
But then if you are just gambling as entertainment and of course with money you can afford to lose then losing 1-3 years wouldnt mean that much becuase it would be done moderately and yes im aware it will affect your emotions but that is why it is advised you gamble under conditions favorable to you regardless of the outcome.