Do you think you could become Rich through gambling?

[HelliumZ]

Any person who thinks they can become filthy rich from gambling should probably just avoid gambling to begin with.
That's a very bad plan to go with when taking part of a risky hobby such as gambling; do it for fun or don't do it all.

You're right, I've never seen anyone get rich through gambling, but I've seen many people go bankrupt after losing money through gambling. If someone really wants to become rich, they should give up gambling and start a business with the same amount of capital they would lose in gambling. Then they can definitely change their financial situation and become rich within a few years.
Not gambling, but only business can make a person rich. If one can establish a business and work hard, then there will be no obstacle in his becoming rich.

[Odohu]

Any person who thinks they can become filthy rich from gambling should probably just avoid gambling to begin with.
That's a very bad plan to go with when taking part of a risky hobby such as gambling; do it for fun or don't do it all.

You're right, I've never seen anyone get rich through gambling, but I've seen many people go bankrupt after losing money through gambling. If someone really wants to become rich, they should give up gambling and start a business with the same amount of capital they would lose in gambling. Then they can definitely change their financial situation and become rich within a few years.
Not gambling, but only business can make a person rich. If one can establish a business and work hard, then there will be no obstacle in his becoming rich.

I have seen someone become rich through gambling, I know the person and spme of his investments. He is a committed gambler who have been lucky to hit the jackpot on different occasions and the proceed he invested in real estate. He owns several properties in my city and other major cities, so much that it will be difficult for him to become broke monastery how reckless he gets with gambling. I learnt a lot from him especially on how to use the proceed of gambling.

[Ryu_Ar1]

I think the gambler mindset need to change gambling is not the way to be rich, enjoy and having fun only trough gambling but if sometime winning too big or get jackpot stop and withdraw your all winning amount.

Indeed, this mindset is not worth doing but the problem is that for those gamblers things like this even though they know it's wrong but they will force it because what they think is how they can make this a reality where they will change the fate of gambling done especially for the majority whose financial condition is low.
In my neighborhood there are even people who use the money they earn from working all day just to gamble in the hope that they will be able to double their income.  Even if we try to remind them that this is not appropriate they will not care and will not even accept this as advice because they think that we as outsiders are trying to control what they want.

Those who are already addicted to extreme levels of addiction sometimes will not accept other people's input and consider the advice as a threat and this happens in my neighborhood so there are a lot of gamblers whose intention is only to change their economic conditions, additional income and a way to get rich instantly but do not think about the impact they feel and the greater losses they receive.

[Zadicar]

Any person who thinks they can become filthy rich from gambling should probably just avoid gambling to begin with.
That's a very bad plan to go with when taking part of a risky hobby such as gambling; do it for fun or don't do it all.

You're right, I've never seen anyone get rich through gambling, but I've seen many people go bankrupt after losing money through gambling. If someone really wants to become rich, they should give up gambling and start a business with the same amount of capital they would lose in gambling. Then they can definitely change their financial situation and become rich within a few years.
Not gambling, but only business can make a person rich. If one can establish a business and work hard, then there will be no obstacle in his becoming rich.

I have seen someone become rich through gambling, I know the person and spme of his investments. He is a committed gambler who have been lucky to hit the jackpot on different occasions and the proceed he invested in real estate. He owns several properties in my city and other major cities, so much that it will be difficult for him to become broke monastery how reckless he gets with gambling. I learnt a lot from him especially on how to use the proceed of gambling.

The only ones who do become rich in gambling are to those;

1. Who hit jackpots on lotteries
2. Who hit jackpots or max win on slots
3. Some luck based games that hitting up huge multipler(roll amount depending)

Its possible that you can become rich with gambling but we do know that chances or odds are really that slim and thats something that needs up for you to think up realistically and dont tend to chase it out.
The main issue is that once they do able to taste up some small wins then they would really be that starting to become optimistic and then later on they do become that desperate and losing everything.
When you are that trying out to have that kind of approach then you do become that able to forget about self control on which it would be leading up to disaster.

[Versatile_choice]

Any person who thinks they can become filthy rich from gambling should probably just avoid gambling to begin with.
That's a very bad plan to go with when taking part of a risky hobby such as gambling; do it for fun or don't do it all.

You're right, I've never seen anyone get rich through gambling, but I've seen many people go bankrupt after losing money through gambling. If someone really wants to become rich, they should give up gambling and start a business with the same amount of capital they would lose in gambling. Then they can definitely change their financial situation and become rich within a few years.
Not gambling, but only business can make a person rich. If one can establish a business and work hard, then there will be no obstacle in his becoming rich.

Even though you haven't seen them but I believe people get rich through gambling and I also know of a man who became rich through gambling and he was not actually expecting such from gamble,  you know sometimes it is as if gambling only work for those whose mind or focus is not in gamble but if your mind or focus is  wining from gambling or even becoming rich through gambling then your wishes will not be granted. honestly I have never seen someone making a wish in gamble and it works instead thier wishes will be left unfulfilled, so sometimes I feel that gamblers need to take thier mind off from profit or becoming rich through gambling  and just wait for gambling to do whatever it wish.

[ZeroVinsonN]

I share this overall feeling in this debate. Although theoretically one can get rich by gambling, the chances are very slim and it largely relies on chance and not any particular plan. Some individuals might get rich, but they are a very healthy minority, and when they actually do, they give others a false sense of hope. Worse still is that small, frequent victories can become a source of confidence and make one think that gambling is a good way to earn money. As a matter of fact, the house always wins in the long run. It is far smarter to view gambling as a source of amusement as opposed to a serious financial strategy or resolution.

If there is one thing that can not be not be done is to stop people from being hopeful, no matter how obvious it might seem that we all can not get rich from gambling there will always be people who believe that they can be a part of that small minority to hit it big and become wealthy from gambling, the fact that we can't predict who is going to win something big is what they use as a driving force, since nobody knows then it can happen to just about anybody next, to them the only way to guarantee that they have a chance of being lucky enough to hit it big it to keep gambling.

[TopTort777]

For few years I have been claiming faucet in casino and used that amount to play. I have tried from cent to dollar-thousand-million-rich challenge but failed with it within 10 minutes I think that a person with a lot of money from the start and a lot of free time has some chances to become rich through gambling. The rest can only try to earn a little bit by gambling, and among who many will fail to do that.

[Proty]

I share this overall feeling in this debate. Although theoretically one can get rich by gambling, the chances are very slim and it largely relies on chance and not any particular plan. Some individuals might get rich, but they are a very healthy minority, and when they actually do, they give others a false sense of hope. Worse still is that small, frequent victories can become a source of confidence and make one think that gambling is a good way to earn money. As a matter of fact, the house always wins in the long run. It is far smarter to view gambling as a source of amusement as opposed to a serious financial strategy or resolution.

If there is one thing that can not be not be done is to stop people from being hopeful, no matter how obvious it might seem that we all can not get rich from gambling there will always be people who believe that they can be a part of that small minority to hit it big and become wealthy from gambling, the fact that we can't predict who is going to win something big is what they use as a driving force, since nobody knows then it can happen to just about anybody next, to them the only way to guarantee that they have a chance of being lucky enough to hit it big it to keep gambling.

hope is one thing that keeps gambler to continue gambling even when they have been losing money on gambling. The hope that they will get lucky one day and win big money that will change there lives.
There people that believe that the only way they can become rich or wealthy is through gambling. Therefore it doesn't matter how often they do lose money, they believe that definitely one day they will get lucky and then win .

[fruktik]

I think that even with having a good prediction skill a person can still not guarantee that they will get rich from gambling, it's better to not have that kind of a mindset in the first place, we can hope that our losses should not outweigh our winnings and even that isn't something that happens with everybody and with sports gambling prediction skills will actually play a vital role on whether this will happen or not but the guarantee is still not there.

It can't guarantee anything, but the illusion of a possible successful outcome is created in the mind, which derails the player from rational thinking. Gambling processes are meticulously designed, and casinos understand every nuance of the human psyche. This is the most dangerous thing. Only with tremendous willpower can one resist this temptation. And how many people are like that? There are very few of them in the world.

[purple_sparkles]

I think that even with having a good prediction skill a person can still not guarantee that they will get rich from gambling, it's better to not have that kind of a mindset in the first place, we can hope that our losses should not outweigh our winnings and even that isn't something that happens with everybody and with sports gambling prediction skills will actually play a vital role on whether this will happen or not but the guarantee is still not there.

It can't guarantee anything, but the illusion of a possible successful outcome is created in the mind, which derails the player from rational thinking. Gambling processes are meticulously designed, and casinos understand every nuance of the human psyche. This is the most dangerous thing. Only with tremendous willpower can one resist this temptation. And how many people are like that? There are very few of them in the world.

I think that if a person has good self-control and self-discipline, excessive involvement in gambling is unlikely in their life. There is a chance they might fall for the psychological hooks that casinos use to draw in players a few times, but they can recognize and calibrate them, and next time act according to their own intentions rather than being driven by manipulation techniques used to retain customers. When you know the name of the demon, it’s as if you’ve already expelled it, people begin to understand the manipulation and can consciously choose whether to continue playing the game or stop at the point they decide.

[Yeesha]

I share this overall feeling in this debate. Although theoretically one can get rich by gambling, the chances are very slim and it largely relies on chance and not any particular plan. Some individuals might get rich, but they are a very healthy minority, and when they actually do, they give others a false sense of hope. Worse still is that small, frequent victories can become a source of confidence and make one think that gambling is a good way to earn money. As a matter of fact, the house always wins in the long run. It is far smarter to view gambling as a source of amusement as opposed to a serious financial strategy or resolution.

If there is one thing that can not be not be done is to stop people from being hopeful, no matter how obvious it might seem that we all can not get rich from gambling there will always be people who believe that they can be a part of that small minority to hit it big and become wealthy from gambling, the fact that we can't predict who is going to win something big is what they use as a driving force, since nobody knows then it can happen to just about anybody next, to them the only way to guarantee that they have a chance of being lucky enough to hit it big it to keep gambling.

The earlier they accept the reality the better for them because the truth is that it is very difficult for an individual to become rich as a result of gambling, seeing gambling as a means of getting rich can actually result in difficulties making things more complicated. It is clear and understandable that no one can prevent some gamblers from hoping to become rich in gambling, because it is very obvious how they place their trust in gambling. But hoping too much on something can sometimes be a disaster, because some people will feel very bad, and disappointed if they were on able to achieve what they were hoping for. An individual is not expected to expect more or too much from gambling, in order to prevent themselves from being sad and disappointed if they experienced the opposite of what they wish in the future.

[Achalugo BTC]

I concur with the above presented points. Gambling is not a reliable means of getting rich and although there are some success stories, it makes it seem to the rest that it is a sure way of becoming rich. The majority of the individuals lose even more money particularly when they use it as a financial rescue. Gambling can be a highly risky way of treating it as a source of income since there is no certainty of the results. It is more prudent to take it as a type of entertainment with due boundaries. Wins in the small will be experienced but in the pursuit of wealth through gambling, most of the time, disappointment, loss, and regret are experienced.

Of course, and I don't think gambling will be use as a means for me to start earning from it, when I know how bad it is for one to get addicted in gambling, which will slowly be killing them and destroy their plans and their future without them realising it at first. Which people are to ensure they adhere to the instructions of gambling in a responsible way, which will protect them from the disasters that comes with irresponsible gambling and treating gambling to a game where one can get rich through it.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

I concur with the above presented points. Gambling is not a reliable means of getting rich and although there are some success stories, it makes it seem to the rest that it is a sure way of becoming rich. The majority of the individuals lose even more money particularly when they use it as a financial rescue. Gambling can be a highly risky way of treating it as a source of income since there is no certainty of the results. It is more prudent to take it as a type of entertainment with due boundaries. Wins in the small will be experienced but in the pursuit of wealth through gambling, most of the time, disappointment, loss, and regret are experienced.

Of course, and I don't think gambling will be use as a means for me to start earning from it, when I know how bad it is for one to get addicted in gambling, which will slowly be killing them and destroy their plans and their future without them realising it at first. Which people are to ensure they adhere to the instructions of gambling in a responsible way, which will protect them from the disasters that comes with irresponsible gambling and treating gambling to a game where one can get rich through it.

Yes, it is kind of a trap tbh…  It starts looking harmless, just for fun or small wins here and there, then before you know it, it is already messing with your mindset and plans…

To me, I feel like the moment someone start to see gambling as a source of income, things will just start going wrong from there.. Keeping it strictly as entertainment with limits is the only way it does not get out of hand..

[Xackie]

I share this overall feeling in this debate. Although theoretically one can get rich by gambling, the chances are very slim and it largely relies on chance and not any particular plan. Some individuals might get rich, but they are a very healthy minority, and when they actually do, they give others a false sense of hope. Worse still is that small, frequent victories can become a source of confidence and make one think that gambling is a good way to earn money. As a matter of fact, the house always wins in the long run. It is far smarter to view gambling as a source of amusement as opposed to a serious financial strategy or resolution.

If there is one thing that can not be not be done is to stop people from being hopeful, no matter how obvious it might seem that we all can not get rich from gambling there will always be people who believe that they can be a part of that small minority to hit it big and become wealthy from gambling, the fact that we can't predict who is going to win something big is what they use as a driving force, since nobody knows then it can happen to just about anybody next, to them the only way to guarantee that they have a chance of being lucky enough to hit it big it to keep gambling.

The earlier they accept the reality the better for them because the truth is that it is very difficult for an individual to become rich as a result of gambling, seeing gambling as a means of getting rich can actually result in difficulties making things more complicated. It is clear and understandable that no one can prevent some gamblers from hoping to become rich in gambling, because it is very obvious how they place their trust in gambling. But hoping too much on something can sometimes be a disaster, because some people will feel very bad, and disappointed if they were on able to achieve what they were hoping for. An individual is not expected to expect more or too much from gambling, in order to prevent themselves from being sad and disappointed if they experienced the opposite of what they wish in the future.

‎The things about gambling is that the people who truly profit from it are the owners of the gambling platform. We gambler depends on 50/50 percent. It's so ridiculous that someone will ever think of using gambling as a means of getting rich. Yes, they are some people who luckily win big amounts from their bet, but that doesn't mean that they can continue to win consistently. Alot of people get motivated from there especially when they see or hear someone cashing out from bet, so their way of thinking changes completely, whereby they will put their whole energy and time into, which might later results into addiction.  Gambling should be seen as an entertainment not some fast money making tool. To become rich ain't easy it requires effort, hardwork, knowledge and time not through betting.

[Hazink]

For few years I have been claiming faucet in casino and used that amount to play. I have tried from cent to dollar-thousand-million-rich challenge but failed with it within 10 minutes I think that a person with a lot of money from the start and a lot of free time has some chances to become rich through gambling. The rest can only try to earn a little bit by gambling, and among who many will fail to do that.

Some said those who are rich don't get addicted to gambling and, just as you saysaid, they have more chance of winning than people with very limited funds, but I don't completely agree with that. If someone with a lot of money keeps on gambling, they have a better chance because they can last longer but if luck is not on their side money is not limitless so they will eventually get to a stage where they either give up or run broke.

[whiteblue]

For few years I have been claiming faucet in casino and used that amount to play. I have tried from cent to dollar-thousand-million-rich challenge but failed with it within 10 minutes I think that a person with a lot of money from the start and a lot of free time has some chances to become rich through gambling. The rest can only try to earn a little bit by gambling, and among who many will fail to do that.

If it was possible, maybe today there are many people who are rich from gambling, but in fact, only a few people are lucky in lottery gambling, which we already know can change their lives even though it is still questionable whether it is true or not.
So it's better not to believe and close yourself thinking you can get rich from gambling, many failures are proof of that, no matter your experience in gambling, you still won't be able to get rich from it, even if you can, next week most of them will be deposited back into gambling and everything will be in vain what you have won.

[Odusko]

For few years I have been claiming faucet in casino and used that amount to play. I have tried from cent to dollar-thousand-million-rich challenge but failed with it within 10 minutes I think that a person with a lot of money from the start and a lot of free time has some chances to become rich through gambling. The rest can only try to earn a little bit by gambling, and among who many will fail to do that.

Some said those who are rich don't get addicted to gambling and, just as you saysaid, they have more chance of winning than people with very limited funds, but I don't completely agree with that. If someone with a lot of money keeps on gambling, they have a better chance because they can last longer but if luck is not on their side money is not limitless so they will eventually get to a stage where they either give up or run broke.

Not that rich people don't get addicted to gambling, but the issue there is that rich person addictions are hardly noticed since they have the resources to always fund their addictions unlike someone without money once their become addicted it can be fast noticed through their financial struggles.

[Orpichukwu]

I think that even with having a good prediction skill a person can still not guarantee that they will get rich from gambling, it's better to not have that kind of a mindset in the first place, we can hope that our losses should not outweigh our winnings and even that isn't something that happens with everybody and with sports gambling prediction skills will actually play a vital role on whether this will happen or not but the guarantee is still not there.

You have a good prediction skill; it only increases the chance of winning, and don't give guarantees like you have outlined. Someone who has a good prediction skill, if they can back it up with good bankroll management, will increase their chance of not having too many losses; their little winnings will not create much of a gap between what they have been losing compared to those who gamble without minding their budget too much.

[SPIDERMAN008]

I think that even with having a good prediction skill a person can still not guarantee that they will get rich from gambling, it's better to not have that kind of a mindset in the first place, we can hope that our losses should not outweigh our winnings and even that isn't something that happens with everybody and with sports gambling prediction skills will actually play a vital role on whether this will happen or not but the guarantee is still not there.

It can't guarantee anything, but the illusion of a possible successful outcome is created in the mind, which derails the player from rational thinking. Gambling processes are meticulously designed, and casinos understand every nuance of the human psyche. This is the most dangerous thing. Only with tremendous willpower can one resist this temptation. And how many people are like that? There are very few of them in the world.

I agree with you. Gambling is a psychological game. The more logical we are here, the more we can control your thoughts. When casino platforms control our mental thinking , we will become addicted, gamble aggressively, bet with the necessary money, use gambling as a source of income, and the most dangerous situation is that people are obsessed with the thought of getting rich. And yes, very few people are outside this type of thinking. That is why we see most of the addicted people in gambling, they are financially damaged.

[nara1892]

At first, I thought gambling could be a shortcut to getting rich quickly, but as time went on, as harsh reality continued to hit me, I finally realized that was a very wrong idea. The question now is, who will give us wealth with little effort and in a short time? No one. Everyone works hard day and night to earn money, and that's how to make money properly.

I mean, everything that runs on probability and luck can't be chased. Luck isn't something you can control. So, the chance of getting rich through gambling is 0.0001%.