Gambling Retirement Plan

[mcdouglasx]

I don't think age matters much when it comes to betting, because even if you're quite old, the only thing that matters is health, both physical and mental. And why should we have a mental retirement age? If a man reaches 80, for example, still smoking, why would a doctor recommend he quit if the patient doesn't have lung problems or obstructions? The stress of quitting at that age could do more harm than the cigarettes themselves. Perhaps the doctor might tell him to cut down, but if he hasn't had problems in 80 years, it's assumed that smoking won't prevent him from doing so for the rest of his life.
Well, as long as we're physically and mentally healthy, I don't see any problem with you continuing your bets.

[sana54210]

If you are not a problem gambler, and you don't gamble for profits and lose a lot of money from it, why retire in the first place? There are so many people who consider gambling a hobby, an activity that they do when they are bored and have nothing else to do, and they spend amounts that they can easily afford to lose, and for such people, retiring from gambling at an age where they will have a lot of free time will only be getting away from an activity that they enjoy because if you are old and have free time and also have money to spend on it, why not?

And, if you are a problem gambler, and you spend a lot of money on your gambling activities, money that you can't afford to lose but you still do it because you are hopeful that you are going to make something good out of it someday but that day has never come in your life. I don't see why one would hand over such an activity to their younger generation and ask them to continue gambling this way and face financial problems because of it.

So, either take gambling as a hobby and don't overspend on it, or just retire as early as possible if you are spending too much money on it, you don't need to hand it over to anyone.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, gambling is not like a real job that you would talk about the retirement plans, it's just an activity of choice which as an adult, you can decide to continue gambling until the day you will pass away, right now that online gambling has been the order of the day, people no longer have to go to physical casinos, things has been made very easy for them to gamble until they are old and still able to use their mobile phone. It's not something you can pass to your heirs but it's based on choice of satisfaction.

[qwertyup23]

I think gambling should also have a retirement period. Not a specific age like the government works but like a personal commitment at a certain age. To hand over the gambling activities to the younger generations.
Maybe before that time you as an individual can have a target and work towards achieving it then you take that as a retirement benefit from all your Years of gambling.

The funny thing is, majority of the senior citizens that I know are the ones who notoriously gamble at their age!

I think it's really what life gives us- old people tend to have the money but not the time and the power to use such. This is the reason on why most seniors tend to visit physical casinos (instead of online ones) in hotels and other platforms. Additionally, you would see dozens of old people playing bingo on malls with all kinds of gambling activities.

I feel no need of having a specific age or time of retirement when it comes to gambling, what if you are looking for a life changing opportunity in gambling and it doesn’t come , would keeping gambling even in your 90s for the opportunity to come , even in your 20s you can still stop once  you get what you want or better still when betting doesn’t Favour you , you can still decide to stop and focus on other stuff, I don’t agree to this retirement ideas towards gambling, this is not a job that you can retire at some age, this is a game , you can decide to quit at any point in time .

More than the age, it's about the purpose on what keeps you entertained and satisfied.

Most gamblers nowadays are too focused on the income side of gambling instead of viewing it as a means of entertainment. If that were the case, then expect varying results when it comes to the age of retirement.

[Pandu Geddon]

Maybe before that time you as an individual can have a target and work towards achieving it then you take that as a retirement benefit from all your Years of gambling.

Isn't it in certain areas that we can actually see elderly people gambling? Gambling has a minimum age limit, but it does not have a maximum age limit for doing it. Retirement from gambling can only be determined by the gambler themselves. But when you reach a certain age, and you are still earning money from an ongoing business, you have more free time that can actually be used for gambling. Being able to quit and retire from gambling would be good, but it may be difficult for those who are already used to gambling and still have enough money to have fun.

[rachael9385]

Every sphere of work has a certain number of Year in service.  Even Entrepreneurs have a certain age they plan.to work and hand over to their children or any of their predecessor at old Age.
I've seen quite a number of post asking the different times and hours that people gamble with, when yo gamble and when not to gamble amongst other post but it seems gamblers donot have any plan to retire from the gambling activities and hand over to the younger ones.
I think gambling should also have a retirement period. Not a specific age like the government works but like a personal commitment at a certain age. To hand over the gambling activities to the younger generations.
Maybe before that time you as an individual can have a target and work towards achieving it then you take that as a retirement benefit from all your Years of gambling.

This is actually very simple, If you know that you are losing a lot it doesn't have to be a retirement perse or waiting for a particular period of time before you thinking of quitting, cut down your gambling activities or try your best to stop totally. Gambling isn't a job that you should set out a retirement plan, it should not be that serious.

[icoprofits]

The premise feels backwards to me. Gambling isn't something you hand down like a family business. There's no skill transfer that makes your kids better gamblers. If anything you'd want them to learn from your mistakes, not your methods.

The real retirement plan is simpler. Stop when it stops being fun. Stop when you're chasing. Stop when the money you're losing matters more than the entertainment you're getting. Some people figure this out at 30, some at 60, some never.

If you've made money gambling and want to pass something on, pass on the bankroll, not the habit. Your kids will find their own vices.

[Altryist]

Isn't it in certain areas that we can actually see elderly people gambling? Gambling has a minimum age limit, but it does not have a maximum age limit for doing it. Retirement from gambling can only be determined by the gambler themselves. But when you reach a certain age, and you are still earning money from an ongoing business, you have more free time that can actually be used for gambling. Being able to quit and retire from gambling would be good, but it may be difficult for those who are already used to gambling and still have enough money to have fun.

When we retire, we will definitely have more free time, especially if we decide not to continue working. Because regardless of whether you run a business or work as an employee, some people choose to keep working even after reaching retirement age. As for stopping gambling, I think it depends only on the player’s desire. If you decide that it no longer interests you, or it becomes difficult because of age, then you can stop at any time you want.

[Gost ms]

I don't think age matters much when it comes to betting, because even if you're quite old, the only thing that matters is health, both physical and mental. And why should we have a mental retirement age? If a man reaches 80, for example, still smoking, why would a doctor recommend he quit if the patient doesn't have lung problems or obstructions? The stress of quitting at that age could do more harm than the cigarettes themselves. Perhaps the doctor might tell him to cut down, but if he hasn't had problems in 80 years, it's assumed that smoking won't prevent him from doing so for the rest of his life.
Well, as long as we're physically and mentally healthy, I don't see any problem with you continuing your bets.

I think age plays a role in gambling. Because if we look at a very young person, like a 14 or 18 year old boy, and if we look at a 50 or 60 year old man, we will see a big difference in intelligence and patience between the two. A young person can easily become addicted to gambling and can become aggressive due to excitement when faced with defeat. But in the case of an older person, we may not see this very often.

Yes, it can happen, but it completely depends on the person's situation. If a person is very nervous and gets very excited about small losses, then gambling will never be a good decision for him.

[Akbarkoe]

Every sphere of work has a certain number of Year in service.  Even Entrepreneurs have a certain age they plan.to work and hand over to their children or any of their predecessor at old Age.
I've seen quite a number of post asking the different times and hours that people gamble with, when yo gamble and when not to gamble amongst other post but it seems gamblers donot have any plan to retire from the gambling activities and hand over to the younger ones.
I think gambling should also have a retirement period. Not a specific age like the government works but like a personal commitment at a certain age. To hand over the gambling activities to the younger generations.
Maybe before that time you as an individual can have a target and work towards achieving it then you take that as a retirement benefit from all your Years of gambling.

Deciding to retire from gambling is a good thing, but it's not a profession that requires you to stop at a certain age. It depends on your perspective whether you'll still be able to gamble even in old age. And why pass it on? It's not a cultural or cultural asset that should be passed on to the younger generation. As long as you still feel like enjoying gambling, no one can stop you from doing so.

I don't think that's necessary..

[nara1892]

While quitting gambling is always the best decision to make because it can cut down on unnecessary expenses, one thing I'll say here is that gambling isn't a job, so there's no specific rule requiring someone to stop gambling completely. However, as I mentioned above, not gambling is much better.

The bottom line is that gambling is fine as long as you stay within your limits. If you want to quit, you don't have to wait until you're older; you can do it anytime, and the sooner the better.

[swogerino]

While quitting gambling is always the best decision to make because it can cut down on unnecessary expenses, one thing I'll say here is that gambling isn't a job, so there's no specific rule requiring someone to stop gambling completely. However, as I mentioned above, not gambling is much better.

The bottom line is that gambling is fine as long as you stay within your limits. If you want to quit, you don't have to wait until you're older; you can do it anytime, and the sooner the better.

Even staying at your limits for a long period of time is dangerous as no one guarantees you that with the passing of time you will not fall prey to some anger or rage that can lead to breaking the limits and drowning or start drowning in the abyss of gambling addiction. I agree that is much better to quit early if you plan to quit than rather continuing without any real objective which is the case in many gamblers. As I said gambling for longer periods of time only bring bad things to the person doing it.

[Shadiq]

Gambling is not a transferable profession or a means of earning. There is no specific time to retire from gambling, you can retire from gambling whenever you feel that even a little money is valuable. Stay in gambling as long as you can afford to lose. Retire only when you can afford to lose.

Gambling is not transferable, but keep your child away from gambling. Let him learn to earn and become the owner of a lot of money. When he has unnecessary money to gamble, then he can gamble if he is interested in gambling. Try to stop him from gambling before that. It is not wise to advise anyone to enter gambling.

[Marykeller]

Gambling is a form of entertainment, where those who are above 18 years are allowed to partake in it, as long as they can risk the amount they can afford to lose, they have no problem with it irrespective of their age. They can gladly go into or be in gambling for as long as their health can carry them in making gambling predictions. It can be till old age or before old age, whatever age it is, everyone is free to quit or continue gambling at their own timing

[Asiska02]

This is actually a good one because even those that see gambling as a form of entertainment will at some time not feel the zeal to gamble again. When age increases, somethings do not appeal the body again as they use to in the past, so retiring from gambling will actually not be a bad idea.

Although, despite it been seen as a form of entertainment by some, it gets to some point that it begins to feel like a game of addiction to them, because you’ll at some point get so addicted to what you love doing even though you’re not after the monetary gain that comes with it.

For gamblers that have been in the space for a very long time, I don’t think it’ll be that easy for them to let go off gambling and set a retirement plan for it especially those that are into it for monetary gains, they won’t even think of that as an option to leave gambling for the younger generations. This is something possible and encouraging, but pulling it though is actually going to be hard for many.

[Pandu Geddon]

Isn't it in certain areas that we can actually see elderly people gambling? Gambling has a minimum age limit, but it does not have a maximum age limit for doing it. Retirement from gambling can only be determined by the gambler themselves. But when you reach a certain age, and you are still earning money from an ongoing business, you have more free time that can actually be used for gambling. Being able to quit and retire from gambling would be good, but it may be difficult for those who are already used to gambling and still have enough money to have fun.

When we retire, we will definitely have more free time, especially if we decide not to continue working. Because regardless of whether you run a business or work as an employee, some people choose to keep working even after reaching retirement age. As for stopping gambling, I think it depends only on the player’s desire. If you decide that it no longer interests you, or it becomes difficult because of age, then you can stop at any time you want.

It should be like that, but for them, gambling addicts who have been gambling for over a dozen or even dozens of years, it seems like something difficult to leave behind. I also certainly want to stop gambling at some point in the future. But for now, what can be done is to enjoy it. At least for now, I can still gamble with money that I earned myself.

[Odusko]

Gambling is a form of entertainment, where those who are above 18 years are allowed to partake in it, as long as they can risk the amount they can afford to lose, they have no problem with it irrespective of their age. They can gladly go into or be in gambling for as long as their health can carry them in making gambling predictions. It can be till old age or before old age, whatever age it is, everyone is free to quit or continue gambling at their own timing

Gambling age is between the youthful time of someone's life which means between the approved age of 18+ which has been the beginning of gambling for many, and up to the age of 50 years one can still find gambling appealing to both their entertainment and financial support, but ay age beyond that can be a risk avoiding age and time in a man's life so for some reason there is definitely an active time for gambling age.

[ejikeme24]

I don't think age matters much when it comes to betting, because even if you're quite old, the only thing that matters is health, both physical and mental. And why should we have a mental retirement age? If a man reaches 80, for example, still smoking, why would a doctor recommend he quit if the patient doesn't have lung problems or obstructions? The stress of quitting at that age could do more harm than the cigarettes themselves. Perhaps the doctor might tell him to cut down, but if he hasn't had problems in 80 years, it's assumed that smoking won't prevent him from doing so for the rest of his life.
Well, as long as we're physically and mentally healthy, I don't see any problem with you continuing your bets.

well as for those offline gamblers I think age matters a lot because there's a certain stage where they  will no longer have the energy to visit the offline casino unless they will send someone to go bet it for them and doing that is also risky because the person might not bet exactly what you gave him sometimes they might even misplace the bet or the code, but as for online gamblers I don't think age matters much to them as Long as they can operate their cell phones very well.

[Smartprofit]

At first, this topic made me laugh, but then I thought about it and decided there was some truth to it! 🙋

Of course, we're talking about roulette; retirement isn't even a consideration. Roulette is just entertainment. There's no scientifically proven way to win at roulette. So the idea of ​​"passing the baton to the younger generation" in this situation is simply ridiculous.

However, when it comes to professional poker players, the situation is completely different... A professional poker player can indeed make a good living gambling. However, professional poker is a game for young people. It's akin to chess (chess is also an intellectual game). World chess champions are young people; older people have a hard time playing chess at the highest level. Unfortunately, cognitive abilities decline with age.🤷

It really makes sense for a professional poker player to determine until what age they plan to play poker.  It also makes sense to think about creating your own pension fund.

[iv4n]

To hand over the gambling activities to the younger generations.
Maybe before that time you as an individual can have a target and work towards achieving it then you take that as a retirement benefit from all your Years of gambling.

WTF???

So you think that gambling is a career where you work toward a retirement benefit? Gambling is not something we "retire from" with a benefit... That sounds silly to me. People should gamble whenever they want, as long as they are over 18, it's their thing what they want to do with their time & money. The same is with quitting gambling, people should stop if they feel that gambling is not as interesting as before, or for any other reason.

It really makes sense for a professional poker player to determine until what age they plan to play poker.  It also makes sense to think about creating your own pension fund.

Professional poker players will end their poker careers whenever they want to, but they will probably continue playing poker.