If you had more time for betting

[Victorybit1]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

Have you ever thought about what you could lose when you give gambling your entire time? You dont mention the positive without the negative aspect of gambling. We all know gambling is not something we have total control over and it can be a bit addictive especially during cases of consistent losses. You can't take gambling as afull time job because your rewards are not based on efforts, you can't have a perfect predictions all the time but its based on luck majorly. It would be totally insensitive to take gambling as a major hustle.

It's completely irrational for anyone to even think of taking gambling as a full time habit or a means of income because the person is gonna regret since it's not a act or habit that guarantees you a constant return instead it guaranteed you constant losses and if you are not careful you will end up regretting and when that times come you can even sell some of your major asset or property that you don't think of selling just to meet up with the act of wanting to gamble every time.

[coin-investor]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job.

Rich people can do that; they have the money and the time to indulge themselves in betting, but they failed to make it a source of income because it's wishful thinking, be it games in casinos or sports betting you cannot make it a source of income, if there's a way, then we will stop calling betting as gambling but another source of income or job.
Time, money, and effort are never a guarantee that you can turn gambling into a source of income.

[Davidvictorson]

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

I don’t think that there is a positive correlation between more time and improved decision making in gambling. Even the gambling pros that do it a job still lose on more often than not because the house edge would not automatically disappear because of your analysis. I believe that sports bookies have are always twice ahead when it comes to how to fix their betting systems. To be ahead, you don’t need more time, you need to know how the betting works and the advantages that you can capitalize on before it is out.

[Achalugo BTC]

Rich people can do that; they have the money and the time to indulge themselves in betting, but they failed to make it a source of income because it's wishful thinking, be it games in casinos or sports betting you cannot make it a source of income, if there's a way, then we will stop calling betting as gambling but another source of income or job.
Time, money, and effort are never a guarantee that you can turn gambling into a source of income.

You are right mate, but they have to be careful and cautious when they are gambling and they should also be able to control their emotions because anything that will make them to do otherwise, the end result won't be favourable, and gambling doesn't care if one is rich or not, whatever action one display while gambling they will face the consequences of it. That is why anything they are doing in gambling, they should do it with the mindset to get fun with it.

[Doan9269]

Creating more time for gambling does not make you have high chance of winning, don't even go for extreme risk by taking high stake on bets, gambling is uncertain to win and we should not risk our money for this purpose except we are willing to have fun in doing so, this is better we have our mindset cleared about the actual expectation with gambling down to lay upon vain expectations and end up in disappointment, gambling is not what we should fully depend our life upon because we are most likely to lose when playing regardless of the time vested.

[nara1892]

For example, if someone focuses more on betting because they have the ability to cover all their expenses, I believe there will certainly be a change in the outcome of their bets, especially if the type of bet can be analyzed. Sometimes people forget many things to consider before making a decision because they don't have enough time.
However, this doesn't completely change the outcome, as there is always the possibility of unexpected things happening during the game, so limits should still be prioritized.

[Sonia_123]

Betting cannot be used as a job you will be making the biggest mistake of your life because gambling is meant to be for fun and not a job, gambling wins are not guaranteed therefore no matter how much you spend on gambling thinking you will get the same amount or more, you will be wasting your time and resources instead just gamble for the fun .

Giving gambling more time and money will only leads you to addiction .

[I_Anime]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

Having enough capital is still not advisable to take gambling as a full time job . Because with one wrong move you can actually lose everything. So better to venture the money in to something else and take gambling as something you do for fun .

Because the amount of capital won’t change anything gambling it won’t make it less riskier it will only make you lose more .

[programmer3666]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

I think having more free time for betting could improve results a little because there would be more time to study matches properly, check team form, injuries, statistics and other details instead of rushing analysis. Right now, many people just do quick predictions because of work and daily responsibilities. But at the same time, betting full time is not always as easy as it sounds. More time doesn’t automatically guarantee more profit because emotions, discipline and luck still play a big role.

[gracreavix]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

Are you for real bro? I will not think of taking betting or gambling as a full time job, no matter the capital or free time available. Gambling is never guaranteed and I can’t trust it as a stable source of income at all.
I feel its better to treat it like entertainment or something you do for fun once in a while. That is the way ur win can feel exciting and ur losses won’t destroy your peace of mind lol.  because the moment someone starts depending on gambling to survive, pressure will be the end.

[aioc]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it?

So many people focused on gambling, especially those who are just starting, but they end up losing a lot of money, some their jobs, their family relationship and even their minds.
There's no positive achievement in focusing on gambling, which is why experts encourage you to only play with money that you can afford to lose and don't spend too much time on gambling.

If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

I don't think there's an advantage in having money and time for you to make it a full-time job and make it a cash cow or source of income; in fact, you are the source of income of the casinos you're playing.

[shawonngp]

I never had any hope of earning anything from gambling, but still, I consider gambling only as entertainment. Gambling can never be a source of income because there is too much risk involved, and there is no guarantee of income. How do you expect to cover all your daily expenses? Gambling can never be a full-time or part-time job, so if someone considers gambling as a job, then it must be their wrong decision, and it will turn into mental stress for them, because they have to think about daily profit. That can put a lot of pressure on him.

[Findingnemo]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

It is just a lame excuse given when someone won a game after they argued that they are winning this one for sure.

You can have 25th hour a day still you can't make a win in sports, it is not in your hands unless you are the person who is playing the game but that will be a different thing the player will focus rather than gambling.

Don't complicate it, use it for entertainment and use the time effectively on something else to progress in your career.

[Cryptomultiplier]

For example, if someone focuses more on betting because they have the ability to cover all their expenses, I believe there will certainly be a change in the outcome of their bets, especially if the type of bet can be analyzed. Sometimes people forget many things to consider before making a decision because they don't have enough time.
However, this doesn't completely change the outcome, as there is always the possibility of unexpected things happening during the game, so limits should still be prioritized.

There would actually be a real difference if a gambler focused more on gambling activities full-time as compared to when they do gamble in a hurry or in the heat of the moment because gambling on a regular basis means more knowledge and techniques is learned, improvised on and insight is clearer and one is able to understand the patterns better without even the need for stats or historical data to analyze before placing a bet.

On the other hand, a gambler who is pressed for time, may disregard certain things and even forget some unwritten rules that gets them more losses than profit without knowing or figuring out why, because their mind is not settled and not in a calm state because at that moment gambling is more like doing a job to get paid quick and that doesn't pay off well.

[promise444c5]

Money doesn’t grow on trees.. I wonder where they will get money to continue funding their account if that’s their full time job.

It doesn’t make any sense though, gambling isn’t something that  guarantee every gamblers a lucky ticket of becoming rich. You can get some change out of it, focusing on it fully won’t give you that much difference over every other gamblers.. you only risk becoming even more addicted which is even worse that what you’re searching.

[Johnlomape]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

You don't have to see gambling as something you have to take as a full term job. You will get hurt if you try that and it's not going to be easy for you if you don't have a source of income that is different from gambling. You may be thinking maybe because you are able to make some profits and that will make your full concentration to make more money. That could be a trap which you don't have to fall for it. There are so many things you can do online to make money for yourself that is different from gambling.
If you think full term gamblers are very profitable without having other sources of income, you have to try it and see how it works.

[Akbarkoe]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

I fully believe that no, the bets that I take seriously do not give anything, how can I make a sure profit in a bet that involves many things that we do not know.
I'm really not confident even though I already have passive income and have plenty of time to analyze a match that I will bet on the outcome.
Gambling is cruel, I can't imagine and think about bringing myself down that way.

[Churchillvv]

Fact that everyone has there perception of this gambling thing, personally even if I out in all my time into gambling it only love me with one choice is either I win big or loss everything but that I’m not even ready to try such because I know that it’s a matter of luck and however, I put in less time for analysis now and back when I hard enough time and used to analyze better it still ended up as a loss so what exactly is going to be the difference? Absolute nothing.

[Bright0515]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

How do you usually analyze a match, do you do it superficially because you don't have much free time, or do you devote enough time to it, that you wouldn't be able to change anything even if you could only focus on betting?

I have never thought about this before because I am very much sure that I might not benefit a lot from gamble. Based on the fact that winning doesn't have any guarantee makes it very much clear, winning depends on luck so I by chance I keep separate money to gamble the chances of losing all of them is very much higher than that it winning, so I can't risk that. Right now, I can only gamble with what I can afford to lose, which isy spare money.

[Patikno]

Have you ever thought about what you could achieve in betting if you were able to focus only on it? If you had enough capital or maybe even passive income to cover all your daily expenses, so you wouldn’t have to worry about going to work and earning money, and you could treat betting as a full-time job. Do you think that would affect your betting results in any way, or would everything stay more or less at the same level it is now?

I don't think treating betting as a full-time job is wise. Even, if someone has a passive income to cover all expenses, they should try to generate more of it (rather than focusing on betting).

Well, I think devoting more time to analyzing a game (sports) can increase the chances of winning, but still, there is no "certainty" in gambling. I believe that no matter how good a gambler is, they "can't avoid losing". So, it should better not to treat gambling as a full-time job, and rather to consider it as supplemental income. That said, I don't recommend anyone overly focusing on gambling; it is better to treat it as just entertainment, so as not to become overly dependent on it, and to continue being a responsible gambler. I think a person problem with gambling starts when they become too intense with betting.