How long would you study gambling to start making winning?

[LogitechMouse]

This question seems to be very simple but there is a dip meaning in to it. As we know gambling is usually a game of luck and probability base game no doubt, but how do you think you should study gambling for your chances of winning at least 3 times a week.
I am not trying to bring trading into this case but let just came to think of it, people usually say that for you to become a successful trader you must read and make more research to enable you know to trade and make profits from it. However, we have all believe they mostly shares same characteristics but most of the research are more in trading while gambling do not need much research but yet people are still losing more than they expected.
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Trading isn't the same as gambling.

Gambling is a game of luck. Trading is a game of knowledge and experience. You can gamble for 3 years and could still end up losing money. On the other hand, a trader who spent 3 years learning and learning and adjusting could become a professional one and could be consistently profitable. I don't know for me, but you don't need to study gambling in order to win because like what you said, it's all about game of luck, and luck can't be studied. You can be lucky today, but not in the next 2-3 months.

If only there's a way for anybody to study gambling so that they can win 3 times a week then most gambling casinos should be bankrupt already by now. That's because in the long run, casinos will always win. Did you see a news article with regards to a casino whether it's offline or online where they got bankrupt because the gambler won a huge amount of money?

[jcojci]

No problem if people learning more to increases the chance of winning. But they can't hopes that will really gives the winning to them because gambling is uncertainty no matter you have skills or not.

But if that is about how long, no exact answers because that depend on how they learning and sources they have. Some people don't need too long to knowing research but others will needs more time to understand and increases their skills.

[yhiaali3]

I don't think gambling needs to be studied. It is true that it is similar to trading in many ways, but trading involves technical analysis and many technical aspects that can be studied, while what can be studied in gambling? In addition, people still lose in trading even with all this study and analysis.

Gambling requires more awareness, responsibility, and discipline than studying. It is important to acquire the personal qualities that make you responsible, such as not being greedy, stopping chasing losses, and stopping gambling in a timely manner.

[m2017]

This question seems to be very simple but there is a dip meaning in to it.

It may simply be that there is no answer to this question.

As we know gambling is usually a game of luck and probability base game no doubt, but how do you think you should study gambling for your chances of winning at least 3 times a week.

Because it's impossible to "learn" luck.

Hmm, I've hit upon a gold mine: selling courses on how to improve your luck in gambling. Ready to buy? That's how you should learn gambling.

Let's say you've learned to win three times a week. Okay. But you still lose six times a week. What's the point of being able to win then? And what matters is the end result, for example, at the end of a week or month (the ratio of winnings to losses).
 

I am not trying to bring trading into this case but let just came to think of it, people usually say that for you to become a successful trader you must read and make more research to enable you know to trade and make profits from it. However, we have all believe they mostly shares same characteristics but most of the research are more in trading while gambling do not need much research but yet people are still losing more than they expected.

Yes, I completely agree that trading and gambling are very similar in nature. A lot of reading and studying is no guarantee of success in trading, because, as I said above, it's very similar to gambling (a trader "plays" against other traders in the market), meaning success will also depend heavily on luck (or minimizing failure).

Can you say something about this in respect to gambling?

I am sure that it is impossible to learn luck in gambling, because this “thing” is abstract and specific, not subject to training, and not accessible to improvement, like some skill, like running or swimming.

[karabiber]

I don’t see the point in analyzing a game of chance that depends on luck and probability. I think it’s a mistake to try to use strategy in gambling because if you’re lucky, you win, if not, you lose it’s that simple. In my opinion, trying to figure out ways to win at gambling is ridiculous because calculating the odds is very difficult.

Even if you did calculate the odds, the house always comes out ahead. There are certain rules in business, and in fact, luck has to be on your side in business as well. But you shouldn’t confuse this with gambling because business doesn’t carry the same risks as gambling.

[Nrcewker]

Comparing gambling and trading is baseless. People do study trading because the market often follows patterns. That’s why there are multiple chart patterns that traders learn and use to make trading decisions. In gambling, however, there is no reliable strategy, nor does it follow consistent patterns. Everything ultimately depends on luck.

If you’re talking about sports betting, then yes, knowledge of the game, the players, and the playing conditions can help minimize the risk while betting. But when it comes to traditional casino games, it’s like taking blind swings. If you get lucky, you make a profit, if you don’t, you lose. No amount of study or homework can constantly improve your chances in gambling.

[Tetu100]

Is their any need studing gamble as if it was some kind of curse or something?like i don't understand. Even if you like study gamble from now till next year what will be will still be, all that give us the desire result we craved for is luck and got nothing to do with how long we study gamble or not. As long as I know much about gamble for sometimes  now their no point stressing forth, all we get do is to bet what we can afford to lose and that settles everything.

[Marvelockg]

This question seems to be very simple but there is a dip meaning in to it. As we know gambling is usually a game of luck and probability base game no doubt, but how do you think you should study gambling for your chances of winning at least 3 times a week.

If it is by how long you study gambling that guarantees your win, then the key players in those games would have gotten it right just because they planed real well for the game. your analytical skill affects the outcome of your gambling in a positive way by increasing on how frequent you win but that alone does not guarantee long term success in your investment journey.

Do the right research and as much as you can, be in charge of your gambling but do not make it look like you have the sole power to influence the outcome just because you took time to carry out an analysis. your studying of a game before playing is just on one part while luck plays a constant role in the other part.

[GreatArkansas]

Is their any need studing gamble as if it was some kind of curse or something?like i don't understand. Even if you like study gamble from now till next year what will be will still be, all that give us the desire result we craved for is luck and got nothing to do with how long we study gamble or not. As long as I know much about gamble for sometimes  now their no point stressing forth, all we get do is to bet what we can afford to lose and that settles everything.

For sure, it will be based on the game you will play that involves gambling. There are some games that are kinda technical; it's not always just press a button and get a result.
For example, in a sports gambling, what you gonna need here only is familiariaty of the sports, it's kinda strange to place a bet on a sports that you don't know.

[Lostbtc05]

I'm gambling from more then 5years and I have created my own gambling portal, I can say it's very easy for now because of AI if you know how to use them they will help you in every situation and sometimes only luck matter cause some game's totally depends on the luck of the players and gambling portal is a very good thing if you learn it properly....and now I know 99% time how to win when gambling...but the sad reality is I lost my everything my own earned 0.0505BTC while learning gambling so be very careful when you try gambling in simple words.

[imthegreat]

This question seems to be very simple but there is a dip meaning in to it. As we know gambling is usually a game of luck and probability base game no doubt, but how do you think you should study gambling for your chances of winning at least 3 times a week.
I am not trying to bring trading into this case but let just came to think of it, people usually say that for you to become a successful trader you must read and make more research to enable you know to trade and make profits from it. However, we have all believe they mostly shares same characteristics but most of the research are more in trading while gambling do not need much research but yet people are still losing more than they expected.

Can you say something about this in respect to gambling?

Although trading is indeed similar to gambling, I wouldn't dismiss them. If you consider slots, for example, it's all about luck, and there's no point in learning anything, including mathematical disciplines like probability theory. It won't help you at all. But in trading, although luck plays a significant role, knowledge of patterns and technical analysis helps. And of course, traders take into account a wealth of news, which helps in analysis and predicting the next market price move.

[bubilas]

Although trading is indeed similar to gambling, I wouldn't dismiss them. If you consider slots, for example, it's all about luck, and there's no point in learning anything, including mathematical disciplines like probability theory. It won't help you at all. But in trading, although luck plays a significant role, knowledge of patterns and technical analysis helps. And of course, traders take into account a wealth of news, which helps in analysis and predicting the next market price move.

You've completely forgotten that gambling isn't limited to slots, plinko, dice, aviator, and, of course, roulette. All these games really don't have anything to do with skill; they're just sections of gambling about luck, and that's all. But there are also card games, where internal qualities are extremely important, and if you know how to play poker and blackjack, luck is only a temporary factor (which, by the way, also affects your opponents, meaning it's neutralized, leaving only the influence of skill over the long term). And poker is a discipline where practice is essential.

[Betwrong]

~ Can you say something about this in respect to gambling?

First off, let's establish that in games purely based on luck—such as Roulette, Dice, Lotteries, Keno, Plinko, Limbo, Crash, Mines, Slots, and similar games—not even a million years of study will improve your chances of winning. Then we have Sports Betting and Poker (real Poker, not Video Poker, which is essentially the same as Slots, Dice, or any other game purely based on luck), where years of study and practice can be beneficial—but not necessarily. So it's better not to count on winning, even after years of study.

[imthegreat]

Although trading is indeed similar to gambling, I wouldn't dismiss them. If you consider slots, for example, it's all about luck, and there's no point in learning anything, including mathematical disciplines like probability theory. It won't help you at all. But in trading, although luck plays a significant role, knowledge of patterns and technical analysis helps. And of course, traders take into account a wealth of news, which helps in analysis and predicting the next market price move.

You've completely forgotten that gambling isn't limited to slots, plinko, dice, aviator, and, of course, roulette. All these games really don't have anything to do with skill; they're just sections of gambling about luck, and that's all. But there are also card games, where internal qualities are extremely important, and if you know how to play poker and blackjack, luck is only a temporary factor (which, by the way, also affects your opponents, meaning it's neutralized, leaving only the influence of skill over the long term). And poker is a discipline where practice is essential.

That might be true, but haven't you seen all those situations where poker players are sitting with their cards, and we see them on the screen, and suddenly, on the floor, the guy who only had a 5% chance of winning wins? I see that often. And when that guy went all-in and lost everything, it all seems incredibly unfair. And imagine he'd been playing for a long time, building up his bankroll. That's a disaster. And you'll agree that in that case, luck decided everything, and all his skills were erased like a sandcastle on a beach, erased by the waves. So, how can you calm such a person with words about skill?

[iv4n]

This question seems to be very simple but there is a dip meaning in to it.

You can't study gambling, at least not in that general way. You can become better at poker, or maybe sports betting, but you need a set of skills, and a lot of time. Show me a person here who plays poker +10h every day...

If you are thinking about all those luck-based games. Studying slots & crash... good luck with that one. You can only spin those slots and hope for the best! And if you are lucky, maybe you will hit something nice... but that doesn't always happen, sometimes (often) we need to face losses.

[bubilas]

That might be true, but haven't you seen all those situations where poker players are sitting with their cards, and we see them on the screen, and suddenly, on the floor, the guy who only had a 5% chance of winning wins? I see that often. And when that guy went all-in and lost everything, it all seems incredibly unfair. And imagine he'd been playing for a long time, building up his bankroll. That's a disaster. And you'll agree that in that case, luck decided everything, and all his skills were erased like a sandcastle on a beach, erased by the waves. So, how can you calm such a person with words about skill?

Let's look at the math with a cool head. If it said his chance of winning was five percent, then he was just lucky. And if you take into account all poker games, exactly five percent of hand combinations will win. So this poker player is just lucky. You should always look at such cases that way, and not "I see people who shouldn't be lucky getting lucky." You have to admit, you can't argue with math. So skill really does decide everything. The key is to have a large bankroll, not bet it all, and play over the long term. So, luck should be fair.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

To be honest, the way the question is phrased is rather stupid. To study gambling? If you study gambling, what you’ll end up doing is setting up a casino, not gambling to win.

You can't study gambling, at least not in that general way. You can become better at poker, or maybe sports betting, but you need a set of skills, and a lot of time. Show me a person here who plays poker +10h every day...

If you are thinking about all those luck-based games. Studying slots & crash... good luck with that one.

That’s right, and even in poker or sports betting, it’s not at all easy.

[khatarnak]

It is not about how long you study.

Some people spend years gambling and never improve because they keep making the same mistakes.

What matters is whether you are actually learning from your bets and changing your approach over time.

[fruktik]

There's no universal time frame to study gambling to start winning and there's also no guarantee that you are going to start winning after studying gambling. For everyone this is going to vary but the main thing is about knowing how to analyze and also betting strategically. If you are a sports bettor your focus should be on understanding sports games while you learn about odd systems and so on. Gambling is a game of luck and in most cases it is not really easy to win even if you have enough knowledge on the games that you are staking on.

I've been gambling for over 10 years, but I still haven't found the right solution to start winning. There's no strategy that allows it. These are all just illusions, pleasant to indulge in, hoping for a better outcome. Perhaps the time has come to abandon such ideas and accept reality as it is? What's the point of all this research? It's a waste of time. Just play and have fun, without expecting to win. This has a much better, positive effect on the player's emotional state.

[davis196]

This question seems to be very simple but there is a dip meaning in to it. As we know gambling is usually a game of luck and probability base game no doubt, but how do you think you should study gambling for your chances of winning at least 3 times a week.
I am not trying to bring trading into this case but let just came to think of it, people usually say that for you to become a successful trader you must read and make more research to enable you know to trade and make profits from it. However, we have all believe they mostly shares same characteristics but most of the research are more in trading while gambling do not need much research but yet people are still losing more than they expected.

Can you say something about this in respect to gambling?

This is hilarious. We have to study gambling as if gambling is some kind of science? What kind of gambling are you talking about? What about all the low IQ gambling games? Do you have to study dice, crash, plinko, blackjack and roulette? Will "studying" those games improve your chances of winning big? Gambling has been "studied" before and the conclusions are as clear as it gets. Gambling has negative expected value and the casinos have a house edge. The more you play the higher chance of losing you have. More than 90% of all gamblers end up losing more money that they have ever won. What kind of studying and tutoring do you need? Just spend some money and have fun. If you are lucky and manage to win a decent amount, just don't bet your profit all at once. You are going to lose that profit.