Topic: Can somebody make a successful career in gambling - page 39. (Read 6169 times)

not sure if anyone has answered my answer first but this is just my opinion.

Its hard to believe that gambling is used as a job or career to earn daily income and can be successful, whereas if you could understand all the risks and how gambling works, it would not be possible for you to think about this even for example, in this world there are 1000 people only 1 can be successful in earning income from gambling and even then it does not always go smoothly but sometimes you still lose.
and lets try simple way all types of casino bets all depend on luck and maybe poker games can be relied on using skill, but do we know whether our opponents are real humans or just bot players from the bookie?

next we take a simple example of sports betting and maybe people say that using an arbitrage strategy can be successful in getting a steady income and it not be that easy. you have to look for sportsbook that has different odds and on one hand, gambling is not allowed because if it is known by the bookie it will be done ban and banned account.

well, from some of what I said, this makes more sense to me and I do this by thinking using logic. and if you really want to be successful in gambling you can do it by becoming gambler who has your own gambling company or building gambling business or becoming a bookie. that success.

Yes, that's right, in my opinion the ideal career or job is to have a consistent income every month. In gambling we cannot always make a profit, especially if greed and emotions cannot be controlled, it is very likely that we will spend a lot of money at the casino. Of course, this is very risky, especially if we have dependent wives and children.

I agree with you, if we want to have a career in gambling, maybe it is better for us to create our own casino because it is more profitable and can provide consistent income. But if we can't create our own casino yet, perhaps working as a marketing or division officer in a casino would be more logical than a career as a gambler.

Making gambling a career for success is too risky in my opinion, not all gamblers can do it, only truly professional gamblers can do this.
So far, I have never met or heard of anyone who has made gambling a job or a successful career, except for the casino owner himself, who most likely as the owner will definitely only provide it and not play it.
As we know, several large casino companies are everywhere and make fantastic profits every day. Of course, if you want to make gambling a successful career, it's better to open your own gambling platform, not to play gambling.

• Considering it a career is possible, maybe through programming skills can start his own casino.
• Can create games that were unique and provides with better winning probability.
• Some gambling platforms requires people to promote through regional language. Such position can be filled
• Can have signal providing service for sports betting, if you're good in it.
• Gambling is a big industry and it have got lots of opportunities. We should explore and find what suits to our
  ability and work on it rather than prioritising gambling to make money.

By risking your own money? I don't think so. That's not a job, that's a habit.
A job means you are using only your skills and then you get paid for it. You don't release money but only your talent or what you studied and mastered at school. If ever you will be using any money, that's for job hunting and your own food when you are hired. That's a job and a career most likely in the future.
In gambling, it's more like a business type of thing but more of a risk. You cannot assume that you will always win because there's a higher chance that you will lose either in the short run or in the long run. If you are a streamer for them though, yes it is a job. I don't think they are using their own money there because they are only required to showcase the game to their viewers, it's almost like advertising. Do not force this kind of idea to yourself, there are a lot of jobs out there instead of this.

It depends on the type of gambling a gambler chooses to do.
If you are good at sports, only do sports betting.
If you play poker, go for poker games only on casino.
If you feel you are lucky at dice games, there are plenty options and you may try crash games too.

The question is, how focused you are at building a career in gambling if that is what you want to do in your life for long time. If you can take small risks and have proper money management with good risk to reward strategy (you need it here too), then you can make a successful career in gambling. If you do not wish to gamble, there are other options too like creating a gambling website for a client, integration of crypto in it, providing customer support services and plenty other things to do to make a career in it without gambling yourself.

I believe that if anyone who is remotely serious to start a career as a professional gambler should first take classes of laws of probabilities and statistics and then try to open their own casino, instead. That is one of the few reliable ways to make a living out of gambling.

The other option would be to become a professional poker player, which would retire a bit of skill and not only luck, participate on tournaments, etc.

If anyone says they can make money steadily from luck, they are almost certainly lying to your face.

Short Answer: NO
Long Answer: It depends

Generally, people should not treat gambling as a money-making venture due to the risks involved. The risks is just too great for a person to make this their source of income and the monetary security is not present in this field. Like what I have mentioned before, there is nothing absolute in gambling which makes it very difficult for someone to earn money consistently.

Though this may be the case, there are a few people like 1% of the whole population, some made gambling as their main source of income. For example, Daniel Negreanu is known to be the best poker player in history with his accurate intuition and predictability of cards. But be reminded that only a very VERY few people can treat gambling as a profession.

Perhaps effective gambling management is required, because when done or handled properly, I believe you will not develop a gambling addiction over time. Because it contains a lot of information that can benefit any gambler who is capable of using it.

And one of them is that the gambler has a limit to his level; in this regard, when employed as a casino player, it will improve the gambler's so-called self-control and discipline as a gambling player. This is significant and will undoubtedly benefit his future behaviors.

When it comes to gambling, even if people have a plan that consists of good bankroll management, good game analysis, and access to good information about the game, it is still difficult to think about making a fixed profit, because That's what talking about having a gambling career is the same as talking about mission impossible. What happens is that professional bettors write books, create telegram channels to give courses, create twitch and youtube channels to analyze games and with that they make money through referral commissions and the sponsorship that casinos give them. , and they play with little money because they know they are going to lose everything

Now we need to see if a person has sponsorships and channels on Telegram, YouTube, Twitch and earns a lot of money constantly doing this, then he is a successful professional gambler, this means that he lives from gambling, so it wouldn't be a mission It is impossible to make a living from gambling and make a career out of it. because the definition of career means the places that the person has worked, in this case the person, when sponsored by the casino, is working for the casino, so if he has worked for many casinos over the years, then he has a career in gambling

I would say there is a possibility outside of gambling income but regarding gambling all at the same time. Just to give an example, stake owns kick as far as I know, that's a streaming platform. So maybe you can't really make money from gambling itself, but who knows maybe you could stream your gambling, gamble on stake, stream on kick, and if you do it long enough then you could both get some sponsorship type of deal based on if you get viewership, and also all those donations and subs etc etc could make you earn some money. I personally do not know if those people are making money, but there are ways where you could make money gambling without being it gambling income, you could lose by gambling, but make profit by doing something with that.

I think that's one for the lamest thoughts you'd ever wanna bring into reality bruh.... It's gonna drain you and weigh you out till nothing is left of you... don't even try to think twice!

---

How can you plan on making something that's definitely gonna pay less than what you wagered with as a source of income?? Cus if you can analyse properly, gambling pays atmost 19% outta 100 without intended returns - it's set to operate that way and doesn't have any specific person in the picture... What's the probability of anyone taking gambling as a job to be among the said percentage of paid people for everytime they wager?? Think!!!!

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

There are professional gamblers that do nothing but gamble, and even when they lose, they still have a winning streak. The game has players sing to entertain, thus it's gambling out of playing for enjoyment people might get lucky. They have prepared themselves for any eventuality. Every gambling agent has their own commission share, and from my experience, when gaming companies wisely invest in marketing, business opportunities follow. When I see businessmen gambling with money, I used to be terrified, but now I don't mind because it leads to business conversations that will help their company while still being entertaining. Gambling is meant to be fun, after all.

This is the case generally with gambling... it is always designed to favour the company and not the players. That is the reason the percentage of those that loose money is far higher than those than wins. I'm happy you also noted it is possible.

Thank you for this... the very essence of the post is to confirm if there are actually people that take gambling as their full time job. I know it will also have some level of risk but there should be people doing it.

Making gambling your full-time job is something that I see that is very impossible, gambling is a game, it is seen as a hobby, something you do for leisure is not something you can fully dependent on,  because at every point in time you are not sure of your income so you cannot say that gambling is my career, of course we have people that have succeeded in gambling by winning big, we have people that have made a living through gambling by also Winning big, but depending on it as your major source of income is something that might be very difficult for anybody. I've gambled a lot of times, the number of times I've lost cannot be compare the to my win. But I try as much as possible to balance both so I won't be on the losing side.

No one can make a successful career in gambling without ruining their lives and that of their relationship with others. Gambling is not a profession and as such I strongly discourage anyone who is thinking of taking this up as a career path because they have seen someone on the internet who has said that they are doing it full-time. Both the casinos and the sportsbooks out there to make money out of gamblers because they know that the odds is in their favour. Any so-called gambler who wants to make out a profession from gambling must be a single and lonely individual.

I don't even know why someone would even think that it's even possible to actually make a lively hood from gambling, I mean, gambling is something that is based on risk and luck and no one should ever depend on luck to ever put food on his table because luck is always not available or on your side. Gambling is something that is actually done in your spare and it should be done to actually enjoy oneself to be carried as something like a job.

I hate to say but it really is. I’ve known a person whom who has been making gambling a career and I must say he’s living a comfortable and luxurious life right now. So I can totally say that gambling could be a career as long as you know how to deal with gambling risks, and still gamble responsibly despite of the losses you will endure with gambling. However, I can’t recommend to everyone to earn gambling as a source of living most especially for unskilled and unprofessional gamblers. Just gamble and have fun, that way the risk will be controllable.

If you say gambling should been seen as a career I was thinking if you could illustrate or explain properly how it is a job and career for someone who has been losing back to back coupled with the fact that gambling is tagged a risky engagement. To the best of my knowledge career is more of an engagement in ones life time with the thought of making progress, then how can you classify gambling as a career if one is making series of number of failure back to back and wasting money often times.

I think gambling should better still be seen as a game played for fun so that people do not get confused with the gambling orientation and start using it as an excuse to their failures in life.

Sadly they don't get rich gambling, because they don't understand that gambling is ment for entertainment and not a means of getting rich then it will go a long way influencing how they approach gambling and probably gamble responsibly. It's possible you could make some good money gambling but it doesn't guarantee building a successful life around it.

In most cases gamblers miss out the fun in gambling because they are after their losses and wanting to make unrealistic profits from it, especially the average people who wants to get rich and make a life from gambling. Most of them build their fantasies of getting rich around gambling so even go to extents that are unhealthy just to get that fulfilment from the feeling of gambling and turn out addicts.