Can gambling Ever Be a sustainable income source or just Entertainment.

[justdimin]

The final decision is left for the gambler to make, anybody that goes bankrupt becoming of gambling chooses their faith, while they are gambling and losing their money consistently, they should have realised it to know that their money is going down and not increasing meaning that their efforts to make gambling become a sustainable source of income is not working and they should advise themselves to quit at that moment but instead they will continue gambling until all money is lost.

If someone personally makes a choice that they want to gamble, and do that for a living and then ends up losing all their money, that was their own choice and I think it's quite understandable as well. I get that it is not the best situation to be in, losing all your money AND your income, but someone who made the choice of doing this professionally has made that choice and we can't just change that. I get that it is not going to be easy at all to make it, but they are the ones who choose this life.

If you want to be a professional gambler then you will have to face the fact that you are going to lose a lot of money at times, and if you are lucky then maybe you would have some lucky moments and end up winning as well.

[Tetu100]

Gambling can never be a sustainable way of earning. Gambling is nothing but madness. Some people gamble to get rich and some people gamble for fun. But if you observe gamblers, you will see more first-stage gamblers, that is, they gamble to get rich. But at the end of the day, the result is the opposite. They lose in gambling and become poorer. Again, there are some gamblers who gamble for fun but in the end they also get addicted to gambling and get involved in gambling.

Gambling is not madness. I will not agree with that, people can be gambling making some bad decisions and losing their self that's up to them to blame, and the reckless decision they make they should be accountable for it, we still have those who gamble responsibly and they will never consider gambling to be a sustainable means of generating wealth, seeing gambling as means to make wealth might only be a thought I can consider as madness and it gambling in general.

Men, it's really crazy the way some dudes go about their gambling activities because it makes me start wondering how bad they have spoiled gamble and has given negative narrative about gamble to the society whereas they caused it all.

Their was no time gamble was surpose to be a sustainable source of income in the best of my knowledge but people are now turning the whole narrative out of their own greed and over expectations about it,  and until we get ourselves busy with job that's sustainable and leave gamble aside from our real life challenges things will still be going wrongly because we have completely lost our sense of reasoning.

[junder]

If someone personally makes a choice that they want to gamble, and do that for a living and then ends up losing all their money, that was their own choice and I think it's quite understandable as well. I get that it is not the best situation to be in, losing all your money AND your income, but someone who made the choice of doing this professionally has made that choice and we can't just change that. I get that it is not going to be easy at all to make it, but they are the ones who choose this life.

If you want to be a professional gambler then you will have to face the fact that you are going to lose a lot of money at times, and if you are lucky then maybe you would have some lucky moments and end up winning as well.

Yes, it's a personal choice, and I'm sure people who choose gambling as a source of income are aware of the risks, but they choose to do it anyway. Is it reasonable to say that such people can't think clearly? Because, in my opinion, it's the wrong choice.

[Bluedrem]

Yes, it's a personal choice, and I'm sure people who choose gambling as a source of income are aware of the risks, but they choose to do it anyway. Is it reasonable to say that such people can't think clearly? Because, in my opinion, it's the wrong choice.

Since gambling can never truly be a source of income, it sounds even more crazy when someone considers gambling as their source of income. Honestly, if I had no discretionary income, I would never gamble. I would not have the mentality to put my family at risk by gambling using the funds that I allocate to meet my family's basic needs. And those who take such risks can never be called sane people.

[mcdouglasx]

Yes, it's a personal choice, and I'm sure people who choose gambling as a source of income are aware of the risks, but they choose to do it anyway. Is it reasonable to say that such people can't think clearly? Because, in my opinion, it's the wrong choice.

Since gambling can never truly be a source of income, it sounds even more crazy when someone considers gambling as their source of income. Honestly, if I had no discretionary income, I would never gamble. I would not have the mentality to put my family at risk by gambling using the funds that I allocate to meet my family's basic needs. And those who take such risks can never be called sane people.

I think the same. The only ones who can be said to make money from betting are the people who manage the casino, the jockeys at the horse races, or those who provide information through subscriptions. In short, those who benefit from betting without actually placing a bet. So yes, no gambler in their right mind would see betting as a means of constant income, unless you're a poker pro, earning money through sponsorships, and things like that.