Topic: Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ? (Read 1326 times)
To me I don’t really have a particular time but I feel like as long as it is due for you to leave it because of you are getting advance. gambling is something you can do in lifetime even when you’re so old but sometimes if you have gotten something no matter how small art from it can you can Like you stop for sometime gamble every time, you can stop doubling if you really want.
I think this happens because instead of actually doing their due diligence, they have seen other people that are just like them obtain big wins, and instead of being happy about their good fortune, they want to obtain the same results for themselves.
But as you mention this is often not possible, since the majority of those that are fortunate enough to get a big win, did so not through their skill and instead they just got lucky.
like that when you envy the fortune of others, there is nothing wrong if you are inspired by what they experienced but not to the point that you imitate what exactly they did to win because it depends on how lucky they are or they are just really good at it was a gamble so they won.
Yes, I have experienced a lot of people who have won so much and not that they have not lost games seven games and they just finally had their faith strong and whenever they play, they keep on winning I’m winning sometimes they lose to Body also win, win or loss so it’s just a simple thing it’s just a matter of patience and you will be among the people that have been winning for a period of time when you don’t prepare very well you record a lot of loss
I wonder why the OP would even have such mentality, gambling shouldn't be taken as a job opportunity it's a game of luck therefore there's no retirement plan for it; yes people make huge profits from it but you don’t go into it with a mindset of making lots of money, sometimes those who win big never even expected it, they just try their luck and it favoured them but others could do it an they don't win big.That's why the best way to see gambling is as a form of entertainment not as a job opportunity or safe heaven to make wealth most individuals that sees gambling as a means of acquiring wealth are the ones who end up getting addicted to it. Those are the type that also see it as a form of money doubling and would invest half their savings to make more profit and finally lose everything.
I think this happens because instead of actually doing their due diligence, they have seen other people that are just like them obtain big wins, and instead of being happy about their good fortune, they want to obtain the same results for themselves.
But as you mention this is often not possible, since the majority of those that are fortunate enough to get a big win, did so not through their skill and instead they just got lucky.
like that when you envy the fortune of others, there is nothing wrong if you are inspired by what they experienced but not to the point that you imitate what exactly they did to win because it depends on how lucky they are or they are just really good at it was a gamble so they won.
There are people who are really risk takers, but for sure, before they drop the money they bet, that is the amount they can afford to lose, as if they have other money set aside for other things, so they will fight for what they have, even if they win or lose, what is important to them is that they tried, then if you imitate what they did to get the jackpot price, maybe the money you bet will be the amount of your savings, you will make a big wrong move and anytime you can lose all the money you worked hard and saved.
Yes, I have experienced a lot of people who have won so much and not that they have not lost games seven games and they just finally had their faith strong and whenever they play, they keep on winning I’m winning sometimes they lose to Body also win, win or loss so it’s just a simple thing it’s just a matter of patience and you will be among the people that have been winning for a period of time when you don’t prepare very well you record a lot of loss
I wonder why the OP would even have such mentality, gambling shouldn't be taken as a job opportunity it's a game of luck therefore there's no retirement plan for it; yes people make huge profits from it but you don’t go into it with a mindset of making lots of money, sometimes those who win big never even expected it, they just try their luck and it favoured them but others could do it an they don't win big.That's why the best way to see gambling is as a form of entertainment not as a job opportunity or safe heaven to make wealth most individuals that sees gambling as a means of acquiring wealth are the ones who end up getting addicted to it. Those are the type that also see it as a form of money doubling and would invest half their savings to make more profit and finally lose everything.
But as you mention this is often not possible, since the majority of those that are fortunate enough to get a big win, did so not through their skill and instead they just got lucky.
I doubt you can find it here, they're mostly in night bar or vacation since they will spend their time for holiday instead of exploring in this forum. You can see most users in this thread are wearing signatures, which mean people are still love to make money instead of retiring and enjoy their life.
Stop talking about greed being a "primal instinct." Simply said, its a drug. Gambling is like an endless phone scroll; each gain gives you dopamine and makes you want more. Its a system designed to leverage your desire for the big score, not luck. The house always wins. All the time. Its a rigged game designed to drain you, not just odds. That jackpot you want? It was built by countless invisible losers.
Yep I can't stop scrolling my phone, it's really enjoy to see random short videos. But I'm not a gambling addict, probably this is how it feel when an addict can't stop to gamble, because it's really exciting. 
Stop talking about greed being a "primal instinct." Simply said, its a drug. Gambling is like an endless phone scroll; each gain gives you dopamine and makes you want more. Its a system designed to leverage your desire for the big score, not luck. The house always wins. All the time. Its a rigged game designed to drain you, not just odds. That jackpot you want? It was built by countless invisible losers.
Would you retire on a gaming win? Get real! Lightning is more likely to strike twice. Big winners, lottery winners, and casino whales often go broke. Why? Because a lot of money doesnt change you. The impulse to gamble worsens, increasing risks and guarantees a catastrophe.
This is all mostly true, I would say that this happens often, but there are also those who did not waste this money from the jackpot, but built a successful business and began to receive passive income. Usually such successful players do not like to talk about it, because money loves silence. The most important thing for them is that after 10 years, when they get bored, they don’t decide to come back to play, because it’s very addictive, and it’s not very easy to choose. I can absolutely say for myself that if I had won, I would never have entered the game again, because I perfectly understand how everything works in gambling. Well, as they like to say here on the forum, “never say never.”Would you retire on a gaming win? Get real! Lightning is more likely to strike twice. Big winners, lottery winners, and casino whales often go broke. Why? Because a lot of money doesnt change you. The impulse to gamble worsens, increasing risks and guarantees a catastrophe.
Of course, I dream of reaching retirement through gambling, but I haven’t succeeded in this yet, all I can do is play for fun and not let losses grow if they happen.
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Greed is part of human nature or it would realyl be that always a part on which there would really be those individuals who would really be that too serious on trying out to deal up with gambling on which this is something that you would really be continuing to play not until you would really be able to get or achieve on what you do have in mind. When it comes to gambling then this is something that will really be that the main cause on why people would really be continuing to play because of that kind of motive on which you would really be that definitely be continuing to play no matter what. As for the question about retiring because of gambling winning then this is something that will be talking into those people who do able to win up on lotteries, even still there would be no assurance that those winners would completely be stopping after that.On the moment that we would really be having that kind of winning condition then the main thing that comes up into our mind that we would really be continuing to play on which we do believe
that we might be able to win up even more on the moment that we would be deciding on playing or betting just because we do believe that we might be still lucky in our next bets or plays.
Would you retire on a gaming win? Get real! Lightning is more likely to strike twice. Big winners, lottery winners, and casino whales often go broke. Why? Because a lot of money doesnt change you. The impulse to gamble worsens, increasing risks and guarantees a catastrophe.
Well, if the first question is what you comment is trying to pass across as a message to all gamblers, then sorry to say this, but I really wonder what you are doing wearing an online casino signature ad - no offence please.
But if the latter be the message you are passing across through your comment, then, to a great extent, I did agree with, for personally, I believe you are very right.
But on the other hand as well, we can't remove or say "damn" to all the possibilities though, I've seen people who became extremely rich with money won from gambling, rich to the extent that if they wanted to retire, they would, but rather, some of them used the money to pursue another career, like investing in business and buying assets, and today they are even more richer.
So, in essence, the possibility of retiring through money won from gambling is real, but first, the gambler should first win the money, then we talk about the possibilities of the gambler retiring with the depending on how he or she spends it.
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Greed is part of human nature or it would realyl be that always a part on which there would really be those individuals who would really be that too serious on trying out to deal up with gambling on which this is something that you would really be continuing to play not until you would really be able to get or achieve on what you do have in mind. When it comes to gambling then this is something that will really be that the main cause on why people would really be continuing to play because of that kind of motive on which you would really be that definitely be continuing to play no matter what. As for the question about retiring because of gambling winning then this is something that will be talking into those people who do able to win up on lotteries, even still there would be no assurance that those winners would completely be stopping after that.On the moment that we would really be having that kind of winning condition then the main thing that comes up into our mind that we would really be continuing to play on which we do believe
that we might be able to win up even more on the moment that we would be deciding on playing or betting just because we do believe that we might be still lucky in our next bets or plays.
Would you retire on a gaming win? Get real! Lightning is more likely to strike twice. Big winners, lottery winners, and casino whales often go broke. Why? Because a lot of money doesnt change you. The impulse to gamble worsens, increasing risks and guarantees a catastrophe.
It is rare to find a gambler who stops gambling forever when they get a big win. maybe if you stop while it's still done, but eventually they will come back to the game.
Simply put, when you get such good luck, don't you think you will repeat that luck in the future? It doesn't need to be someone who is addicted to gambling, but if the gambler already plays regularly, it will be difficult for him to stop gambling even if he wins.
More of them stop gambling because they have run out of money and possessions.
This is the reality of what happens, and this is something we have even seen on the forum, in which a few members were lucky enough to get a big win and instead of calling it quits, they decided to keep gambling and eventually lost all their profits.Simply put, when you get such good luck, don't you think you will repeat that luck in the future? It doesn't need to be someone who is addicted to gambling, but if the gambler already plays regularly, it will be difficult for him to stop gambling even if he wins.
More of them stop gambling because they have run out of money and possessions.
So it is doubtful there are many gamblers out there which have been lucky or skilled enough to get huge profits out of gambling, and that were able to overcome their desire to gamble and kept all of those profits for themselves.
The saying is really true that we can only win in gambling if we quit or stop but it's better if done permanently if we are the type of gambler who find our selves inside in the casino again a few moments later after we win. A skilled gambler (but in my real time experience, no such skilled gamblers do exist) has more control than the lucky ones, so it's okay for them to continue playing.
A gambler can retire after a large casino win, but it is important that he or she manages that money wisely without spending it too quickly. If the player is able to invest and save some of his winnings, he can retire quite well. However, if he continues to gamble or spend a lot, the money he has won will quickly run out.
In most of the cases when gamblers win a big amount in gambling then he spends it again in gambling in order to win more than this because it is human nature that he never becomes happy with his earned resources but wishes for more. There will be few individuals who will choose to retire from gambling when they win a huge price but the majority think differently.
It will be better that if someone earns a huge amount then he should invest in a beneficial field so he will not regret it in future but if he is still gambling then there is a greater chance that he will lose this amount very soon.
It's not ever gamblers that have such good thinking, there are gamblers that don't think about investing even if they win big money, as they are lucky to win first hug money, they believes that they will still win another.
On the moment that we would really be having that kind of winning condition then the main thing that comes up into our mind that we would really be continuing to play on which we do believe
that we might be able to win up even more on the moment that we would be deciding on playing or betting just because we do believe that we might be still lucky in our next bets or plays.
Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ? If not, how much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning ?
I don't think anyone would willingly retire from gambling if they were consistently winning substantial amounts of money or smaller wins. If there is no sum of money that satisfy human being in this life, then it stands to reason that no amount of money a gambler might win would be sufficient to prompt them to retire from gambling. We are always driven by the desire to earn more money, and if gambling is a source of income, it seems unlikely that anyone would stop.
People do not usually retire from gambling because they have amassed enough winnings; instead, they quit for other reasons. A significant number of people stop gambling primarily due to the losses they incur and the realization that continuing might ruin their lives. These factors, rather than financial sufficiency, are often what lead individuals to step away from gambling.
A gambler can retire after a large casino win, but it is important that he or she manages that money wisely without spending it too quickly. If the player is able to invest and save some of his winnings, he can retire quite well. However, if he continues to gamble or spend a lot, the money he has won will quickly run out.
In most of the cases when gamblers win a big amount in gambling then he spends it again in gambling in order to win more than this because it is human nature that he never becomes happy with his earned resources but wishes for more. There will be few individuals who will choose to retire from gambling when they win a huge price but the majority think differently.
It will be better that if someone earns a huge amount then he should invest in a beneficial field so he will not regret it in future but if he is still gambling then there is a greater chance that he will lose this amount very soon.
It's not ever gamblers that have such good thinking, there are gamblers that don't think about investing even if they win big money, as they are lucky to win first hug money, they believes that they will still win another.
On the other hand, I have also never heard of a gambler who retired because he managed to get a big win, I think it is a decision that is really very difficult to achieve, because everyone always needs money or will not feel enough with money so most likely when they manage to get a big win then what is more likely is that they will resume gambling with confidence and higher expectations to be able to get a bigger win.
Thanks to these types of things that happen, I say something very true, greed fills the stock market until it bursts, and at that moment is where we realize that it is better to have some money, even if it is little in profits than to lose everything, I have learned that when I am on a good streak and I can extend it to continue playing, I must control my bets, I cannot make a bet with compound interest because it is the greatest brutality that one can commit, that is why when I do it I do it, I have to look carefully at how I can generate my maximum without risk, sometimes it is better to withdraw money and earn little, than to leave with empty pockets.
Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ? If not, how much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning ?
This question is very funny but I don't think I will retire after winning, when I win, I will want to win more and by winning more, I will have to invest again, that is why it's called gambling, the zeal for one to get more it's there especially when you are winning, even if it's not immediately but later after leaving,you will still come back to try again, although it can make some people becomes an addict through it but once you notice you can't do without it, you immediately see for support or help.
That is natural behavior of a gambler
,we want to keep gambling even more after we win because greed is deeply installed in our human nature and there is nothing we can do against it.However no one has retired with gambling earnings from this forum so far otherwise it would have become a very well known phenomena here and all the people would be talking about it,especially gamblers,kinda like the Bitcoin Pizza Day which is an even everyone of us here remembers well during the month of May in which we are in now.It would be very smart if for example someone won 2 million dollars and to use that money to retire for some 20 years spending 100.000 dollars a year which translates to a comfortable life even in the most developed of countries,USA.On the other hand, I have also never heard of a gambler who retired because he managed to get a big win, I think it is a decision that is really very difficult to achieve, because everyone always needs money or will not feel enough with money so most likely when they manage to get a big win then what is more likely is that they will resume gambling with confidence and higher expectations to be able to get a bigger win.
A gambler can retire after a large casino win, but it is important that he or she manages that money wisely without spending it too quickly. If the player is able to invest and save some of his winnings, he can retire quite well. However, if he continues to gamble or spend a lot, the money he has won will quickly run out.
In most of the cases when gamblers win a big amount in gambling then he spends it again in gambling in order to win more than this because it is human nature that he never becomes happy with his earned resources but wishes for more. There will be few individuals who will choose to retire from gambling when they win a huge price but the majority think differently.
It will be better that if someone earns a huge amount then he should invest in a beneficial field so he will not regret it in future but if he is still gambling then there is a greater chance that he will lose this amount very soon.
Gambling is not a source for making money or an investment, the casino industry is made to make profits from gamblers and not the opposite. Retirement with gambling winnings is only when someone hits a jackpot in lottery and wins millions of dollars. That happens only once a year and the chances to win are closer to 0%.
If you gamble long term, you won’t make any profits, if you didn’t lose much money than you are lucky, otherwise, I never heard of such a question, so you better learn and educate yourself on this matter, if you are a gambler yourself, you wouldn’t have asked this question.
If you gamble long term, you won’t make any profits, if you didn’t lose much money than you are lucky, otherwise, I never heard of such a question, so you better learn and educate yourself on this matter, if you are a gambler yourself, you wouldn’t have asked this question.
That is natural behavior of a gambler ,we want to keep gambling even more after we win because greed is deeply installed in our human nature and there is nothing we can do against it.However no one has retired with gambling earnings from this forum so far otherwise it would have become a very well known phenomena here and all the people would be talking about it,especially gamblers,kinda like the Bitcoin Pizza Day which is an even everyone of us here remembers well during the month of May in which we are in now.It would be very smart if for example someone won 2 million dollars and to use that money to retire for some 20 years spending 100.000 dollars a year which translates to a comfortable life even in the most developed of countries,USA.
The nature of greed in humans will never disappear, when you win a large amount you will not have the intention to stop but you will think again if you play again will get it again and keep repeating thoughts like that.,we want to keep gambling even more after we win because greed is deeply installed in our human nature and there is nothing we can do against it.However no one has retired with gambling earnings from this forum so far otherwise it would have become a very well known phenomena here and all the people would be talking about it,especially gamblers,kinda like the Bitcoin Pizza Day which is an even everyone of us here remembers well during the month of May in which we are in now.It would be very smart if for example someone won 2 million dollars and to use that money to retire for some 20 years spending 100.000 dollars a year which translates to a comfortable life even in the most developed of countries,USA.There is nothing in this forum, what exists is to stop gambling because there is no money if there is money they will definitely continue to play gambling.
Like that, we will not feel a big win because the amount we bet is very small, even if we make a profit, we withdraw it and then play again with a little small money.
You imagine winning 2 million dollars what if that money lives in my country, maybe my 2 generations will enjoy it. Hahaha
Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ? If not, how much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning ?
This question is very funny but I don't think I will retire after winning, when I win, I will want to win more and by winning more, I will have to invest again, that is why it's called gambling, the zeal for one to get more it's there especially when you are winning, even if it's not immediately but later after leaving,you will still come back to try again, although it can make some people becomes an addict through it but once you notice you can't do without it, you immediately see for support or help.
That is natural behavior of a gambler
,we want to keep gambling even more after we win because greed is deeply installed in our human nature and there is nothing we can do against it.However no one has retired with gambling earnings from this forum so far otherwise it would have become a very well known phenomena here and all the people would be talking about it,especially gamblers,kinda like the Bitcoin Pizza Day which is an even everyone of us here remembers well during the month of May in which we are in now.It would be very smart if for example someone won 2 million dollars and to use that money to retire for some 20 years spending 100.000 dollars a year which translates to a comfortable life even in the most developed of countries,USA. 
How much would a person need in order to retire?
I think the people who could retire from their gambling winnings are those who won the lottery, but even for those people they need to manage their funds well.
There are so many people who once had a great fortune or been a millionaire, but ended up losing it all due to their fund management.
If you couldn't handle your money well even if it is a million you would just lose it.
In my opinion, this really depends on a person's target when they win. If they have won according to the target they have set, they will stop gambling, but this is very difficult for those who are addicted to gambling, but for those who are not addicted. gambling will of course be able to do this and they must be able to manage these funds well as you said, it is very true that if they cannot manage them well, of course they will not be able to win the winnings for long.I think the people who could retire from their gambling winnings are those who won the lottery, but even for those people they need to manage their funds well.
There are so many people who once had a great fortune or been a millionaire, but ended up losing it all due to their fund management.
If you couldn't handle your money well even if it is a million you would just lose it.
It'll be hard to stop gambling after winning big. The whole time will be spent on luxurious life with gambling inclusive. Only a few players will quit after hitting the jackpot. I'm also thinking of where the player will retire to, as the impulse to play once more would come stronger on the gambler shifting his attention from quiting gambling. And make him gamble to earn bigger than he already possess. Determining the exact moment or the type of amount that would be enough to retire a gambler may be hard to know. Because it's almost impossible to retire from gambling.
The emotional impact gambling develops on the gambler makes it hard to forgo or quit. Although gamblers promise themselves to retire after winning a specific amount of money. But when that lucky day arrives, the money that seemed big in the past would then get ordinary in the eyes of the winner. Everyone act as though they wouldn't waste money like a jackpot winner who went broke. Yet it's a natural occurrence and could happen to anybody. The casino is also sure of this, that's why they comfortably hand out those wins, knowing it'll get wagered back to the house.
Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ? If not, how much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning ?
This question is very funny but I don't think I will retire after winning, when I win, I will want to win more and by winning more, I will have to invest again, that is why it's called gambling, the zeal for one to get more it's there especially when you are winning, even if it's not immediately but later after leaving,you will still come back to try again, although it can make some people becomes an addict through it but once you notice you can't do without it, you immediately see for support or help.
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