It's very possible for someone to make a successful career in gambling, only if he knows what he's doing, we cannot be acting in an irregular manners and expect something higher in return for what we do less, gambling as we all know takes money away from us, but when we engage doing other things, we will have more reasons to make gambling our best decision to do because we are going to have better experience in it when we do the needful for ourselves while gambling without allowing for any lapses no matter how small in any area of life.
But where are those guys who claim to be having a career and make their living just from gambling? There have been a few guys claiming to make a living from poker and for a very low number of people it is true, but so far I have never seen someone publicly stating and proving that he is making a living from regular casino games. Those who pretend to have a sustainable gambling career usually sell more stuff like digital products, courses or some "magical" advice as to how others can become regular winners. But really there aren't people who have a real career in gambling like others do have in sports. Some have been more lucky than others, yes, but that doesn't make their gambling results a career.
The truth is that no one will always want to reveal his means of livelihood to the public, knowing that gambling is risk, the danger of being publicly harassed, social and security reasons are also part of what make some gamblers feels they don't need to engage doing that, privacy in gambling can be acquired by us if we are truly interested in it and go by the way we can achieve that at maximum, we are not seing people talking about it does not mean things are not really working out in this aspect.
