not the same because in trading cryptos we have seasons ( btc or alt season ) and if they arent in thier seasons it will be hard to earn huge profit in trading but you can earn huge amount in gambling anytime depending in your bet and luck .
Well not really, even without considering the seasons, one could still profit off of trading big time if done properly and with a proper amount of investment. Trading still considers luck (and a huge amount imo), just that there are other factors involved which is why it's quite different from gambling.
I suppose you mean poker tournaments with $10,000 buy-in and higher. There was even a tournament,
Big One for One Drop with $1,000,000 buy-in. That's crazy, right?
A good poker player will never spend more than 1% of their poker bankroll on a tournament entry, so, obviously, most of the time they do need investors. But, it's important to understand that poker pros don't
borrow money to buy a ticket. They attract investors who give them the money in exchange for a cut of the possible winnings. If the game is lost, a poker player doesn't owe a cent to anyone.
There's literally no exception to the rule that borrowing money for gambling is wrong.
Yep, and I know. It's like sports or eSports teams, they have a group of people backing them that has investors and is connected to multiple industries. It'd be rather rare for a sole individual to actually enter poker tournaments with just him since there's a huge amount of document processing and whatnot I assume, just like how it is with some regulated pro tournaments.
