Do you think you could become Rich through gambling?

[Miles2006]

C'mon, mate, what are talking about? Many people have gotten rich by winning lottery jackpots and dozens have become millionaires playing poker tournaments. It is still a very small amount of people compared to all gamblers, I agree, but we can't say "no one". And, of course, if are not a poker pro who have already won thousands, counting on getting rich through gambling is a bit on the stupid side, that's true.

Although more people experience defeat than victory, there are always those who are lucky enough to win big in gambling or hit the jackpot. I myself have a friend who won big enough to buy his own house, but even so, he must have lost a lot of money before that. I can't say that no one has ever gotten rich from gambling; there are definitely some, but only a few people succeed.

I don’t think they expected such rather the win came unexpected, everyone should act same way towards gambling activity not overly confident about the bet by staking much or using other funds meant for personal needs. I know a lot of people who won huge amount but, yet the majority of people who seek for such without getting it are more compared to the average number, the funny part is gamblers are never satisfied also those who experienced a huge win still wants more.

[Jody.Drummer]

I used to believe that gambling can make you rich, but now I don't believe it at all. Because of the amount of financial damage I have suffered by gambling, I have learned a big lesson that gambling can never be good for us. It is a very good tool for temporary use and enjoyment, but when someone gets greedy and spends a lot of time and money here, it will be a very bad decision for him. The more time and money we spend on gambling, the more our attraction will increase and the expectation will increase that we will win something big and become rich. When you use a small amount, you can increase it several times very quickly, but when you use a large amount there, you will have to face big losses by making the same calculation, which will gradually make you panic and gradually break your entire financial structure. So those who think that gambling can make you rich are only harming themselves financially with such false assurances.

Most gamblers begin their gambling with the mindset that they will one day win big and become rich but in actual sense this hardly happens. The prospect of winning a lottery usually makes the players continue chasing the losses and spending a lot more money than expected. Small wins at the beginning will give people the perception that they are making money and that is why they will be confident that they can gamble with more money. Regrettably, with higher stakes, losses may accumulate very fast and may not be very easy to salvage. In the long run this may result in financial stress and anger. That is the reason why I think that gambling must only be considered a form of entertainment and not a sure method of accumulating wealth.

One major mistake in gambling is thinking or hoping that we will be able to win, whether it is a large amount or not, but obviously people who hope for a win want a large amount. This is because it makes it difficult for them to accept disappointing results, and after that, they tend to continue chasing their losses, as you said. It's not surprising that early wins, even if they are small, can make players think that gambling is an easy way to make money. This encourages players to gamble more often, with the main goal being money.

[impulse709]

I used to believe that gambling can make you rich, but now I don't believe it at all. Because of the amount of financial damage I have suffered by gambling, I have learned a big lesson that gambling can never be good for us. It is a very good tool for temporary use and enjoyment, but when someone gets greedy and spends a lot of time and money here, it will be a very bad decision for him. The more time and money we spend on gambling, the more our attraction will increase and the expectation will increase that we will win something big and become rich. When you use a small amount, you can increase it several times very quickly, but when you use a large amount there, you will have to face big losses by making the same calculation, which will gradually make you panic and gradually break your entire financial structure. So those who think that gambling can make you rich are only harming themselves financially with such false assurances.

Most gamblers begin their gambling with the mindset that they will one day win big and become rich but in actual sense this hardly happens. The prospect of winning a lottery usually makes the players continue chasing the losses and spending a lot more money than expected. Small wins at the beginning will give people the perception that they are making money and that is why they will be confident that they can gamble with more money. Regrettably, with higher stakes, losses may accumulate very fast and may not be very easy to salvage. In the long run this may result in financial stress and anger. That is the reason why I think that gambling must only be considered a form of entertainment and not a sure method of accumulating wealth.

One major mistake in gambling is thinking or hoping that we will be able to win, whether it is a large amount or not, but obviously people who hope for a win want a large amount. This is because it makes it difficult for them to accept disappointing results, and after that, they tend to continue chasing their losses, as you said. It's not surprising that early wins, even if they are small, can make players think that gambling is an easy way to make money. This encourages players to gamble more often, with the main goal being money.

Most individuals get into gambling on the assumption that a winning draw will make them rich however this is not usually the case. The initial wins can be easy to deceive the player that it is simple to make money out of gambling. Due to such feeling, they begin to bet more and more and bet more often, hoping to win more. Regrettably, it is easy to lose when such stakes are more, and the pursuit of such losses only worsens the situation. To my mind, gambling can only be viewed as entertainment and not as one sure means of accumulating wealth and attaining financial stability.

[#CapsLOck]

I used to believe that gambling can make you rich, but now I don't believe it at all. Because of the amount of financial damage I have suffered by gambling, I have learned a big lesson that gambling can never be good for us. It is a very good tool for temporary use and enjoyment, but when someone gets greedy and spends a lot of time and money here, it will be a very bad decision for him. The more time and money we spend on gambling, the more our attraction will increase and the expectation will increase that we will win something big and become rich. When you use a small amount, you can increase it several times very quickly, but when you use a large amount there, you will have to face big losses by making the same calculation, which will gradually make you panic and gradually break your entire financial structure. So those who think that gambling can make you rich are only harming themselves financially with such false assurances.

Most gamblers begin their gambling with the mindset that they will one day win big and become rich but in actual sense this hardly happens. The prospect of winning a lottery usually makes the players continue chasing the losses and spending a lot more money than expected. Small wins at the beginning will give people the perception that they are making money and that is why they will be confident that they can gamble with more money. Regrettably, with higher stakes, losses may accumulate very fast and may not be very easy to salvage. In the long run this may result in financial stress and anger. That is the reason why I think that gambling must only be considered a form of entertainment and not a sure method of accumulating wealth.

One major mistake in gambling is thinking or hoping that we will be able to win, whether it is a large amount or not, but obviously people who hope for a win want a large amount. This is because it makes it difficult for them to accept disappointing results, and after that, they tend to continue chasing their losses, as you said. It's not surprising that early wins, even if they are small, can make players think that gambling is an easy way to make money. This encourages players to gamble more often, with the main goal being money.

Most individuals get into gambling thinking that they will get rich once they hit it big but this is usually not the case. Small wins may give a wrong impression and make the players believe that it is easy to make money by gambling. Due to this fact, they start gambling more and betting more in the hope of a larger payoff. Regrettably, losses usually go by far quicker than anticipated and pursuing such losses may result into significant economic issues. Gambling to my view should be just an entertainment. Everyone should avoid using it as a means of making money, which is not realistic and may prove quite risky in the long term.

[Oshio-man]

C'mon, mate, what are talking about? Many people have gotten rich by winning lottery jackpots and dozens have become millionaires playing poker tournaments. It is still a very small amount of people compared to all gamblers, I agree, but we can't say "no one". And, of course, if are not a poker pro who have already won thousands, counting on getting rich through gambling is a bit on the stupid side, that's true.

In that, I guess we can say it’s a lot more easier to become rich through gambling by luck (through lotteries) than by skills because the easiest way to become wealthy through gambling skills is becoming a pro poker player which we don’t really see everyday.
The problem today is that most gamblers try to become rich through gambling through the regular sports betting we know, which is nearly impossible. In fact I don’t know think I’ve even seen anyone who actually made it or become rich through the normal sports betting.

I have seen and heard some gamblers that made it through gambling but they will not tell you how much they have lost before they have that opportunity to win huge amount of funds from gambling, I know is not common to become rich if you are the type of gambler that is using small amounts of funds to gamble because the opportunity to win huge amount of funds it will not be easy, am not saying gamblers are not winning huge funds from gambling but it use to cost them some lost before they will have the opportunity to win the kind amount of funds.

[Fredomago]

C'mon, mate, what are talking about? Many people have gotten rich by winning lottery jackpots and dozens have become millionaires playing poker tournaments. It is still a very small amount of people compared to all gamblers, I agree, but we can't say "no one". And, of course, if are not a poker pro who have already won thousands, counting on getting rich through gambling is a bit on the stupid side, that's true.

In that, I guess we can say it’s a lot more easier to become rich through gambling by luck (through lotteries) than by skills because the easiest way to become wealthy through gambling skills is becoming a pro poker player which we don’t really see everyday.
The problem today is that most gamblers try to become rich through gambling through the regular sports betting we know, which is nearly impossible. In fact I don’t know think I’ve even seen anyone who actually made it or become rich through the normal sports betting.

I have seen and heard some gamblers that made it through gambling but they will not tell you how much they have lost before they have that opportunity to win huge amount of funds from gambling, I know is not common to become rich if you are the type of gambler that is using small amounts of funds to gamble because the opportunity to win huge amount of funds it will not be easy, am not saying gamblers are not winning huge funds from gambling but it use to cost them some lost before they will have the opportunity to win the kind amount of funds.

Yeah right, though there are some gamblers who managed to win decently to the point that they'll able to change up their financial status but before things happened to them, there are numbers of losses that they possibly took but becuase of hope that they'll be able to manifest then they harvest the fruit of success that they intend to achieved, unless you are so lucky and just for buying lotterry ticket then immidiately win the jackpot, such luck really unusual and it will change your fate forever.

[CryptSafe]

C'mon, mate, what are talking about? Many people have gotten rich by winning lottery jackpots and dozens have become millionaires playing poker tournaments. It is still a very small amount of people compared to all gamblers, I agree, but we can't say "no one". And, of course, if are not a poker pro who have already won thousands, counting on getting rich through gambling is a bit on the stupid side, that's true.

In that, I guess we can say it’s a lot more easier to become rich through gambling by luck (through lotteries) than by skills because the easiest way to become wealthy through gambling skills is becoming a pro poker player which we don’t really see everyday.
The problem today is that most gamblers try to become rich through gambling through the regular sports betting we know, which is nearly impossible. In fact I don’t know think I’ve even seen anyone who actually made it or become rich through the normal sports betting.

I have seen and heard some gamblers that made it through gambling but they will not tell you how much they have lost before they have that opportunity to win huge amount of funds from gambling, I know is not common to become rich if you are the type of gambler that is using small amounts of funds to gamble because the opportunity to win huge amount of funds it will not be easy, am not saying gamblers are not winning huge funds from gambling but it use to cost them some lost before they will have the opportunity to win the kind amount of funds.

Yeah right, though there are some gamblers who managed to win decently to the point that they'll able to change up their financial status but before things happened to them, there are numbers of losses that they possibly took but becuase of hope that they'll be able to manifest then they harvest the fruit of success that they intend to achieved, unless you are so lucky and just for buying lotterry ticket then immidiately win the jackpot, such luck really unusual and it will change your fate forever.

One thing we should know is that any gambler who wins a game or bet should have lost so many times and a good, reasonable amount of money in total before they were lucky to win big. Winning as a gambler is not as easy as we think, because efforts and commitment must be put in place, coupled with being favoured by luck to win big, and even in the lottery games, it is the same too. Never assume a winner just emerges just like that from the blue, they must have had a long time with games that they had lost back then before fortune luck met them and they won their games.

[Nwadiche]

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.

[Leahized]

Gambling is a game of luck and hoping to make profit ott becoming financially stable from it is actually a wrong mindset to have about it. From my experience, it is easier to get addicted to gambling when you focus on getting rich through this means. The game is supposed to be for entertainment and not something that can take you out of poverty. You cannot force luck, this is something that happens randomly.

Yes, you are right, gambling depends entirely on luck. But it is possible to earn some money through gambling, if one can control himself. We often see that those who gamble regularly do not lose much money. So it can be said that, in addition to making money through gambling, the chances of becoming addicted are greatly reduced. In particular, slot games are the most random, and it is possible to win more money through this. Moreover, I think that popular games should be played instead of focusing on new games. And you must obey, Most gamblers do not gamble for fun.

[nara1892]

It is a very reasonable assumption that nearly 90% of gamblers hope to get rich through gambling. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why they continue to gamble, especially those with an aggressive approach. On the other hand, it is good if you are already aware of all this. I also feel lucky that I have now reached this level of awareness.
For me, true gamblers are those who understand and realize that risk is part of the game because it is one of the aspects that will make it easier for us to be more responsible.

They may think that by continuing to gamble they will achieve great fortune and change their lives, that is one of their main motivations for wanting to continue gambling so they get caught up in gambling because of the hope of getting rich, but they don't realize that the risk of loss is also very large. True gamblers are those who can manage their emotions and make rational decisions, awareness of risks and responsibilities will make them face gambling more wisely.
Gambling never promises wealth to every player, only a small number of people are lucky enough to win the jackpot, so it is very important to make wiser and more responsible decisions when gambling to avoid getting caught in uncertain situations.

Thinking about getting rich through gambling is actually impossible. Why? Of course, how can we possibly hope to get rich in a place where the games are designed to benefit the house and not the gamblers? This is why the house always has the advantage. We have proven it ourselves: for example, out of 10 attempts, the result is more likely to be a loss. So, the more you play, the more money you will lose, rather than becoming richer.

The only real way to get rich is by becoming the house as the owner of an operating casino. This makes the most sense, and I agree with your opinion about true gamblers.

[WhoYouCantKill]

I have seen and heard some gamblers that made it through gambling but they will not tell you how much they have lost before they have that opportunity to win huge amount of funds from gambling, I know is not common to become rich if you are the type of gambler that is using small amounts of funds to gamble because the opportunity to win huge amount of funds it will not be easy, am not saying gamblers are not winning huge funds from gambling but it use to cost them some lost before they will have the opportunity to win the kind amount of funds.

Perhaps people do actually become rich through gambling but trust me, it’s harder or even almost impossible when you’re chasing it, whether you use a huge or small amount of money to chase it. I’ve seen people become completely bankrupt and landed in serious debt because they used huge amounts to chase bigger wins. Sure those wins are capable of coming but we need to understand that no outcome is certain in gambling aside losing, so we should always at all time approach gambling with this mindset still help us manage the risks we choose to take.

[ASloveapg]

I have seen and heard some gamblers that made it through gambling but they will not tell you how much they have lost before they have that opportunity to win huge amount of funds from gambling, I know is not common to become rich if you are the type of gambler that is using small amounts of funds to gamble because the opportunity to win huge amount of funds it will not be easy, am not saying gamblers are not winning huge funds from gambling but it use to cost them some lost before they will have the opportunity to win the kind amount of funds.

Perhaps people do actually become rich through gambling but trust me, it’s harder or even almost impossible when you’re chasing it, whether you use a huge or small amount of money to chase it. I’ve seen people become completely bankrupt and landed in serious debt because they used huge amounts to chase bigger wins. Sure those wins are capable of coming but we need to understand that no outcome is certain in gambling aside losing, so we should always at all time approach gambling with this mindset still help us manage the risks we choose to take.

Everyone I have met who has chased such big wins has been ruined. I have never actually seen a gambler who has made a huge profit from it and kept it. There is no denying that some have won some good, but they have not been able to keep it, they have lost more than they have won by playing constantly. Maybe someone has won a huge amount from it, but it is very rare, maybe 1 in 1000 people get it, or I don't know for sure, but I can say that chasing after them is certain to ruin us.

[mvdheuvel1983]

I have seen and heard some gamblers that made it through gambling but they will not tell you how much they have lost before they have that opportunity to win huge amount of funds from gambling, I know is not common to become rich if you are the type of gambler that is using small amounts of funds to gamble because the opportunity to win huge amount of funds it will not be easy, am not saying gamblers are not winning huge funds from gambling but it use to cost them some lost before they will have the opportunity to win the kind amount of funds.

Gamblers do not consider the amount of money they lost before winning once they have the big win they will not remember the amount of mowjy they lost because of the happiness they will have in them. Gamblers who spend big amount can  be lucky to win big amount same thing with those who gambles with small amount of money, the amount they spend before winning can not be compared to what they have lost but winning an amount that covers all you have lost you can't think about it again because the winning has covered all the money you lost.

[Ibeology]

It possible  but you can't say that this game most enter to me gambling is a just luck.becase your best forecast may be another person option the game you trust most may not play and you can not question anybody even self l have seen many occasions where gambling men will use a big amount of money for gambling and also use small money for another one the one with big money loss and the with small amount win.also there are many people who have been gambling for many years yet they didn't make it why there are some person that made it even for the first time to me l most say gambling is a luck..

[LUCKMCFLY]

Losing time, losing money and having an unstable mentality can haunt us. If we’re not able to control it, something bad might happen to the people around us.

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.

[Gost ms]

C'mon, mate, what are talking about? Many people have gotten rich by winning lottery jackpots and dozens have become millionaires playing poker tournaments. It is still a very small amount of people compared to all gamblers, I agree, but we can't say "no one". And, of course, if are not a poker pro who have already won thousands, counting on getting rich through gambling is a bit on the stupid side, that's true.

Although more people experience defeat than victory, there are always those who are lucky enough to win big in gambling or hit the jackpot. I myself have a friend who won big enough to buy his own house, but even so, he must have lost a lot of money before that. I can't say that no one has ever gotten rich from gambling; there are definitely some, but only a few people succeed.

I don’t think they expected such rather the win came unexpected, everyone should act same way towards gambling activity not overly confident about the bet by staking much or using other funds meant for personal needs. I know a lot of people who won huge amount but, yet the majority of people who seek for such without getting it are more compared to the average number, the funny part is gamblers are never satisfied also those who experienced a huge win still wants more.

In gambling, one should never put expectations on gambling. Whenever a person has expectations, if he does not get the results according to his expectations, he becomes very angry and starts taking wrong actions. Gambling is completely dependent on luck, it is necessary to use such an amount of money in gambling that you can afford to lose. One should never gamble for money. Whenever a person gambles for money, he puts too much expectation on gambling and if the expectations are not met, he takes wrong actions.

[Jody.Drummer]

One major mistake in gambling is thinking or hoping that we will be able to win, whether it is a large amount or not, but obviously people who hope for a win want a large amount. This is because it makes it difficult for them to accept disappointing results, and after that, they tend to continue chasing their losses, as you said. It's not surprising that early wins, even if they are small, can make players think that gambling is an easy way to make money. This encourages players to gamble more often, with the main goal being money.

Most individuals get into gambling on the assumption that a winning draw will make them rich however this is not usually the case. The initial wins can be easy to deceive the player that it is simple to make money out of gambling. Due to such feeling, they begin to bet more and more and bet more often, hoping to win more. Regrettably, it is easy to lose when such stakes are more, and the pursuit of such losses only worsens the situation. To my mind, gambling can only be viewed as entertainment and not as one sure means of accumulating wealth and attaining financial stability.

It's not surprising that early wins can make players think that winning money from gambling is easy. That's a reaction that many people, including myself, have experienced. And yes, you're right because that feeling makes them bet more often to win, but unfortunately, that habit will only make them addicted and difficult to break away from gambling. Although there is a possibility of winning a large amount of money and changing one's life for the better, the chances of that happening are very small, and only those who are truly lucky will experience it.

[Betwrong]

C'mon, mate, what are talking about? Many people have gotten rich by winning lottery jackpots and dozens have become millionaires playing poker tournaments. It is still a very small amount of people compared to all gamblers, I agree, but we can't say "no one". And, of course, if are not a poker pro who have already won thousands, counting on getting rich through gambling is a bit on the stupid side, that's true.

In that, I guess we can say it’s a lot more easier to become rich through gambling by luck (through lotteries) than by skills because the easiest way to become wealthy through gambling skills is becoming a pro poker player which we don’t really see everyday.

Right. I'd say it's one in 10,000 poker players can be called a poker pro.

The problem today is that most gamblers try to become rich through gambling through the regular sports betting we know, which is nearly impossible. In fact I don’t know think I’ve even seen anyone who actually made it or become rich through the normal sports betting.

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.

[hedgeh0g]

Losing time, losing money and having an unstable mentality can haunt us. If we’re not able to control it, something bad might happen to the people around us.

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.

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.

[Dareo]

It is very much possible for one to become rich through gambling but it's quite rare there are people that made it big through gambling that i have witness but i think it is by luck and not by how high you stake or how long you've been in the game so opportunity only come but once

Another thing is that we tend to listen to the stories of the few winners but the stories of those who lose everything over and over again is not mentioned much. So from the outside it seems possible to get rich by gambling but in reality the risks are much higher. Personally I think if someone suddenly gets lucky and wins something big that's a different matte. But it's not right to consider it as a way of getting rich regularly. Because in most case people lose a lot more than they win, So I think it's a bit of a dangerous decision to put your whole life on luck.