Do you think you could become Rich through gambling?

[Emeraldo]

Very possible that we become rich while gambling, everything is all about time and opportunity, but i will mostly advise that we should not be too concerned about wining, because not every attempt made comes as we thought of it, very possible to lose than to win, but when we are seeing these as fun to do, one day could be our own stipulated time to win something magnanimous from gambling.

Perhaps you can become rich through gambling and not when you are poor. Poor people have a long journey to fight poverty and it is never easy for them to break through even though they won a high amount in gambling. It is easy for someone that have the money and fund to gamble and become rich than for someone that is looking so desperate to make money going as far as using their last money to gamble maybe they might be lucky to win. As you are gambling, you must understand that winning is not a promise.

[Queen uloma]

Yes, one can become rich through gambling, but it's very difficult and it's not sustainable for most people, all gambling site are well structured, the more people loss the more they are gaining, so if people are getting more rich always this company won't be able to survive, getting rich with gambling isn't that easy because the more you play, the more you loss, gambling gives people false hope, gambling isn't all about knowing the strategies but it's all by luck, so I will advise people not to rely on gambling for wealth, instead focus more on things that can help you grow real wealth, because gambling isn't reliable. Just gamble for fun it's interesting because you may win huge while having fun.

[Jody.Drummer]

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.

The chances of getting rich from gambling is quite low asides from what you mentioned about owning or managing. The thing is, when you focus too much on getting rich through gambling it becomes a problem for you in the long run. acquiring wealth through gambling is nothing but luck and if we are being realistic not everyone can get lucky, for some people it takes a lot of time before they can actually win something substantial.

It's true what you said, the chances of winning in gambling are low, especially with big wins that can make us rich, it's most likely impossible. Focusing on gambling to become rich is not the right choice because it can indeed be a problem for us and even indeed the problems that will occur can last in the long run, it is not beneficial but detrimental to ourselves. I believe there are people who manage to get rich from the winnings obtained in gambling but that is only a small percentage of people even maybe out of a hundred percent of people who gamble only one percent experience it and even then are those who are lucky, not because they are experts in gambling in my opinion.

[Pandorak]

Having that mentality of becoming rich through gambling, is the biggest mistake one has done in their lives because this mindset will be of no help to them but of a harm to their lives, because gambling is designed to be a game of luck and chance and not a game of where one can be making money from or becoming rich through. Though its based on luck and chance but that doesn't mean they will have the mindset that they can win or win big at all time, which doesn't work in the favour of one, that isbwhy it's better for one to stick to responsible gambling and accept whatever thing that comes with it.

The reality is that this is the mindset of most gamblers and perhaps predominantly those with low incomes, who hope that gambling will change their lives for the better (acquiring wealth), that is the opportunity they are waiting for, but life does not always go according to plan, especially in gambling, which relies more on luck.

To become rich, one needs to do business or invest, but if we consider gambling in that way, the decision will never be suitable. Gamblers do not win consistently in gambling. If they win one or two bets, they will lose again. Gamblers who consider it a source of income or dream of getting rich through gambling are definitely wrong. If they suffer losses due to their own misunderstanding, then they are responsible for it. I have seen some gamblers who have been trying to earn money from gambling for a long time but I have not seen any positive results in them yet. Gambling should not be considered a source of income or a way to get rich.

Exactly, one way to become wealthy is through investing, not by relying on gambling. However, it comes back to mindset, they believe that investing requires a large amount of capital, while gambling can start with just a few dozen dollars or even a few dollars. This is what keeps them trapped in this situation. Moreover, humans have a greedy nature, no matter how much profit they make, the feeling of satisfaction never exists, so they keep gambling until the profits they previously made are gone.

[Hardyrobust]

Yes, one can become rich through gambling, but it's very difficult and it's not sustainable for most people, all gambling site are well structured, the more people loss the more they are gaining, so if people are getting more rich always this company won't be able to survive, getting rich with gambling isn't that easy because the more you play, the more you loss, gambling gives people false hope, gambling isn't all about knowing the strategies but it's all by luck, so I will advise people not to rely on gambling for wealth, instead focus more on things that can help you grow real wealth, because gambling isn't reliable. Just gamble for fun it's interesting because you may win huge while having fun.

It is not a good mindset or  a good idea to view gambling as a source of making wealth. Most people that were lucky to acquire wealth through gambling find it difficult to substain it.
When people see gambling as a means of getting rich quick they tends to give more time and effort to gambling which usually results to gambling addiction. Long lasting wealth can be built through gambling but rather years of hard work and dedication in accumulating assets.

[fruktik]

Hence the need to only play with an amount that if lost, you wouldn't feel bad with no regrets about it all later on. People seem to forget about that and go on to stake a lot of money on a ticket that they seem to be so sure of having a win. But as always with gambling, the outcome can be unexpectedly different that what you had previously expected.
Yes, there are quite a few people that have made some crazy life-changing amount through gambling but then, you can't see that happening everyday.  One can understand that hearing about such wins, it could drive others to increase the frequency at which they usually gamble as well as the amount of money used. Hence the same urgent call to continuously use what you can afford to lose.

I don't know many stories about such gambling success. Have you ever considered that this could be a form of advertising, with fake people confidently claiming to have won big? I've encountered similar situations in real life. It turns out there was nothing even close to that. It was all a lie and a complete fabrication. This was the casino's way of attracting new players who couldn't control themselves.

[liasbaa]

Yes, one can become rich through gambling, but it's very difficult and it's not sustainable for most people, all gambling site are well structured, the more people loss the more they are gaining, so if people are getting more rich always this company won't be able to survive, getting rich with gambling isn't that easy because the more you play, the more you loss, gambling gives people false hope, gambling isn't all about knowing the strategies but it's all by luck, so I will advise people not to rely on gambling for wealth, instead focus more on things that can help you grow real wealth, because gambling isn't reliable. Just gamble for fun it's interesting because you may win huge while having fun.

It is not a good mindset or  a good idea to view gambling as a source of making wealth. Most people that were lucky to acquire wealth through gambling find it difficult to substain it.
When people see gambling as a means of getting rich quick they tends to give more time and effort to gambling which usually results to gambling addiction. Long lasting wealth can be built through gambling but rather years of hard work and dedication in accumulating assets.

If you think that gambling will make you rich in a short time, this is not the right decision for you because the attitude of getting rich without working hard is more harmful. Some gamblers gamble with control and do not allocate excessive time or money. They think that gambling is just for entertainment. They have the intention of making money but they give more priority to having fun. There are more lucky gamblers among them because they are not too emotional and make small bets. Long-term wealth cannot be created through gambling, but by playing for a long time, you can gain experience and make good decisions so that the amount of losses can be reduced.

[suzanne5223]

Hence the need to only play with an amount that if lost, you wouldn't feel bad with no regrets about it all later on. People seem to forget about that and go on to stake a lot of money on a ticket that they seem to be so sure of having a win. But as always with gambling, the outcome can be unexpectedly different that what you had previously expected.
Yes, there are quite a few people that have made some crazy life-changing amount through gambling but then, you can't see that happening everyday.  One can understand that hearing about such wins, it could drive others to increase the frequency at which they usually gamble as well as the amount of money used. Hence the same urgent call to continuously use what you can afford to lose.

I don't know many stories about such gambling success. Have you ever considered that this could be a form of advertising, with fake people confidently claiming to have won big? I've encountered similar situations in real life. It turns out there was nothing even close to that. It was all a lie and a complete fabrication. This was the casino's way of attracting new players who couldn't control themselves.

Yes, theres always some shady game service  provider who I believe would have did what you exactly explained and there are genuine winning game either which story was shared online but every gambling winnings shared online either fake or genuine is mainly for marketing purpose while some was to boost the psychology of some gamblers into trying again their luck

[Agbe]

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?

Yes it’s true there’s a lot of people who are into gambling and they achieved their goals without been long time in gambling, where some spend more than years you mentioned earlier without a single winning Mate. But my problem with them is that they see that their losing in every bet they place; and instead of them to give up and go face another new life; but they will not and one we need to understand about this life it’s not important that we most stick to one way of source of income the thing is that some people didn’t comprehend that.

The problem with a lot of gamblers is that they try to achieve the same results that other gamblers are getting forgetting the luck factor that's involved. Gambling is for everyone but not everyone can get lucky and that's a fact people need to accept. If a gambler incurs too much losses consecutively there are two options it's either the gambler quits temporarily or permanently and the other option is reducing stake amount.

[Itz-prisigold]

If you think that gambling will make you rich in a short time, this is not the right decision for you because the attitude of getting rich without working hard is more harmful. Some gamblers gamble with control and do not allocate excessive time or money. They think that gambling is just for entertainment. They have the intention of making money but they give more priority to having fun. There are more lucky gamblers among them because they are not too emotional and make small bets. Long-term wealth cannot be created through gambling, but by playing for a long time, you can gain experience and make good decisions so that the amount of losses can be reduced.

I think jumping into gambling with a mindset to “get rich quick” is pretty dangerous, If a person thinks gambling is a shortcut to get rich, every single time that person loses money it turns into chasing losses,  and that is when your emotions get out of control, that is why luck isn't nearly as important as your mindset.

I would even go as far to say that discipline is even more important than experience. Even if someone is gambling for fun, they still need to go in with a strict budget,  set small limits on the amount of money they want to gamble with and they need to be able to walk out without trying to get back the money they lost. The longer someone gambles or experiences you have,  I don't care even if you're gambling for fun,  you should also consider that you are still losing money. Yeah experience may help someone make calmer decisions but it doesn't change the fact that the house always wins.

Personally,  gambling should never been seen as a way to build wealth. If it is done properly,  it can be a fun activity, but making money is all about putting in the effort,  gaining experience, making good decisions and making smart long term plans for the future.  You can't make money from  gambling,  it is all about luck.

[MiF]

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?

Yes it’s true there’s a lot of people who are into gambling and they achieved their goals without been long time in gambling, where some spend more than years you mentioned earlier without a single winning Mate. But my problem with them is that they see that their losing in every bet they place; and instead of them to give up and go face another new life; but they will not and one we need to understand about this life it’s not important that we most stick to one way of source of income the thing is that some people didn’t comprehend that.

The problem with a lot of gamblers is that they try to achieve the same results that other gamblers are getting forgetting the luck factor that's involved. Gambling is for everyone but not everyone can get lucky and that's a fact people need to accept. If a gambler incurs too much losses consecutively there are two options it's either the gambler quits temporarily or permanently and the other option is reducing stake amount.

I would concur with you both that luck is crucial in gambling, and that most people do not realize that. Although it is true that there are gamblers who have acquired lots of money within a short period, there are few such cases, and most of them are over rated. Gambling is random and when one loses constantly, even the few times when one wins can very easily be overshadowed. It is unsafe to attempt to get away with imitating the success of another individual without taking other factors into consideration. In case I saw myself losing every time with nothing significant to show, I will either dilute my ownership or completely withdraw. Gambling is to be viewed as entertainment and not as a sure-footed way to earn money or become a wealthy person.

[Antotena]

It is not a good mindset or  a good idea to view gambling as a source of making wealth. Most people that were lucky to acquire wealth through gambling find it difficult to substain it.
When people see gambling as a means of getting rich quick they tends to give more time and effort to gambling which usually results to gambling addiction. Long lasting wealth can be built through gambling but rather years of hard work and dedication in accumulating assets.

I don't even have problem with people that do have believe on gambling that it will change their life one day, it has work for some people but when you see gambling as a way to put food on the table then that's wrong thought for any person to have when it comes to gambling. Such kind of thought affect your decision and the way you think when it comes to gambling, when it comes to making of decisions it affects your final result and even the risk you put.

Even me want money from gambling, I will never reject it if I have one to lock in but because of disappointment, I don't put my mind it. If it comes like I predicted, that money will be use for something good for myself or better still buy some Bitcoin and hold and if there is anything that I have in mind I will use the money to do that so that I don't end up spending the money recklessly. I'm one of the few that hardly keep bet mkmey because I don't make use of it the way I want.

[xenomorfo]

Many people think that if they play for a long time, they will win a big sum, but in reality there is no guarantee of this, rather the more we play, the more we lose and the more likely we are to lose. Here, excessive play means more losses are certain. But gamblers do not have this correct thinking, they think that if they play more, they can win more, but in the end the results are always negative, their losses also increase, there is no recovery, this is how they become addicted.

But is playing for a long time fun? In the sense, to win it's not enough to play for a long time, you need luck. Maybe you can get lucky once, but I wouldn't rely on that to make money. Instead, playing for fun, if it happens, it happens. Put little, lose little, in my opinion the best solution.

[Betwrong]

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Usually it's the peeps that don't have the budget to properly manage it in the first place.. there is a different intent in every person why he gambles, and some choose it to make a big win to change their live, because where they are now does not suit them (even though it's a risky way to take..people still do it because it's easier than to work toward a better job, especially if you live in a country where that is not possible).

You sound like if you try harder, you can win a life-changing amount. That is not true, and I worry that some people can take it the wrong way. Trying harder can only lead to your misery, most likely, if we are talking about gambling. In any country it's easier to earn big money through some work than through gambling, especially these days, when you can work for a company in  another country, if your country is poor.

[impulse709]

Many people think that if they play for a long time, they will win a big sum, but in reality there is no guarantee of this, rather the more we play, the more we lose and the more likely we are to lose. Here, excessive play means more losses are certain. But gamblers do not have this correct thinking, they think that if they play more, they can win more, but in the end the results are always negative, their losses also increase, there is no recovery, this is how they become addicted.

But is playing for a long time fun? In the sense, to win it's not enough to play for a long time, you need luck. Maybe you can get lucky once, but I wouldn't rely on that to make money. Instead, playing for fun, if it happens, it happens. Put little, lose little, in my opinion the best solution.

Gambling cannot be trusted to make one rich as the more time one plays, the more the house edge cuts across him or her. Most gamblers feel that the more they play, the bigger will be their wins but in actual sense it will only result in bigger losses and disappointment. Luck can be used to make a person win something once, but there is no control or regularity of luck. It is not realistic to rely on gambling as a source of income and this may lead to an addiction habit. The path of being a recreational gambler, putting on a small cap, and losing money as part of it instead of getting money is the best way to go.

[swogerino]

Many people think that if they play for a long time, they will win a big sum, but in reality there is no guarantee of this, rather the more we play, the more we lose and the more likely we are to lose. Here, excessive play means more losses are certain. But gamblers do not have this correct thinking, they think that if they play more, they can win more, but in the end the results are always negative, their losses also increase, there is no recovery, this is how they become addicted.

But is playing for a long time fun? In the sense, to win it's not enough to play for a long time, you need luck. Maybe you can get lucky once, but I wouldn't rely on that to make money. Instead, playing for fun, if it happens, it happens. Put little, lose little, in my opinion the best solution.

Gambling cannot be trusted to make one rich as the more time one plays, the more the house edge cuts across him or her. Most gamblers feel that the more they play, the bigger will be their wins but in actual sense it will only result in bigger losses and disappointment. Luck can be used to make a person win something once, but there is no control or regularity of luck. It is not realistic to rely on gambling as a source of income and this may lead to an addiction habit. The path of being a recreational gambler, putting on a small cap, and losing money as part of it instead of getting money is the best way to go.

I think the fact that most gamblers insist on playing longer and expecting different results by doing the same thing which is called insanity is because they watch other people win big. The casinos by themselves use to show top 3 to top 10 winners of all time in each slot machine for example and people get inspired by it a little bit. If they go and also watch Youtube or other specific gambling streamers in specific platforms they can get truly motivated to continue further to try and getting that big win. Most people do not learn by a couple of losing sessions and even when these losing sessions become normality for them they still continue thinking that maybe the next session will be the huge winning one, that is why gamblers will never stop trying.

[junder]

But is playing for a long time fun? In the sense, to win it's not enough to play for a long time, you need luck. Maybe you can get lucky once, but I wouldn't rely on that to make money. Instead, playing for fun, if it happens, it happens. Put little, lose little, in my opinion the best solution.

Playing for a long time doesn't guarantee that it will be fun, I've gambled for under ten minutes because I've gotten a win so I pulled it out and it was fun, but if I continue to gamble which could possibly make me lose back the profit maybe it won't be fun.
I've buried the thought that I can get rich by gambling, because it just makes me gamble with no good control.

[ASloveapg]

Many people think that if they play for a long time, they will win a big sum, but in reality there is no guarantee of this, rather the more we play, the more we lose and the more likely we are to lose. Here, excessive play means more losses are certain. But gamblers do not have this correct thinking, they think that if they play more, they can win more, but in the end the results are always negative, their losses also increase, there is no recovery, this is how they become addicted.

But is playing for a long time fun? In the sense, to win it's not enough to play for a long time, you need luck. Maybe you can get lucky once, but I wouldn't rely on that to make money. Instead, playing for fun, if it happens, it happens. Put little, lose little, in my opinion the best solution.

It is possible to win here by getting lucky for some time, but it is definitely wrong to turn it into a source of income. There is no guarantee that you will win if you play for a long time, rather the more we play for a long time, the more we will lose compared to the wins. If the game is seen only as entertainment, then the pressure is low and the possibility of loss is also limited. Because if we play for entertainment, our limitations remain, so our losses are also under control, but if we constantly strive for big success here, and play too much, then we will definitely have to face losses here.

[giammangiato]

Having that mentality of becoming rich through gambling, is the biggest mistake one has done in their lives because this mindset will be of no help to them but of a harm to their lives, because gambling is designed to be a game of luck and chance and not a game of where one can be making money from or becoming rich through. Though its based on luck and chance but that doesn't mean they will have the mindset that they can win or win big at all time, which doesn't work in the favour of one, that isbwhy it's better for one to stick to responsible gambling and accept whatever thing that comes with it.

The reasoning of the poor person who wants to become rich depends on what perspective you have of the future and from that we must start.
I personally don't want to get rich, I just need to live a life with fewer thoughts, but I don't want the luxury car, the luxury house, or a life full of superfluous things.
Actually, I already own everything I need, so my goal is to hit a win to make my life financially speaking, less stressful, I will continue working (but with fewer thoughts) even if I get a big win (I hope).
So yes, I keep playing with my limits and having fun, hoping to get a big win one day, if that never happens I just continue my life like I'm doing now, giving it my all and hoping for a less stressful future.

[purple_sparkles]

Having that mentality of becoming rich through gambling, is the biggest mistake one has done in their lives because this mindset will be of no help to them but of a harm to their lives, because gambling is designed to be a game of luck and chance and not a game of where one can be making money from or becoming rich through. Though its based on luck and chance but that doesn't mean they will have the mindset that they can win or win big at all time, which doesn't work in the favour of one, that isbwhy it's better for one to stick to responsible gambling and accept whatever thing that comes with it.

The reasoning of the poor person who wants to become rich depends on what perspective you have of the future and from that we must start.
I personally don't want to get rich, I just need to live a life with fewer thoughts, but I don't want the luxury car, the luxury house, or a life full of superfluous things.
Actually, I already own everything I need, so my goal is to hit a win to make my life financially speaking, less stressful, I will continue working (but with fewer thoughts) even if I get a big win (I hope).
So yes, I keep playing with my limits and having fun, hoping to get a big win one day, if that never happens I just continue my life like I'm doing now, giving it my all and hoping for a less stressful future.

For example, I want a luxury car, better housing, and a higher overall standard of living. But I clearly understand that none of this will come through gambling. Even if there are moments in life when the winnings are large, that’s more of a one-time event than a stable source of income.That’s why I think it’s necessary to organize your efforts and look for more stable ways to create opportunities than gambling. If you’re going to risk significant amounts of money, energy, and time, it’s better to put them into business ideas or investments, something that has the potential for growth and scalability, rather than just ordinary bets.