Topic: Can you make gambling a profession - a full time job - page 11. (Read 2239 times)

And hobby will sometimes turn into an addiction. Well, I hope it won't happen to you, mate.
Well, it was clear to us that some become successful in gambling and some are not. For many reasons, too hard to think about considering gambling as our full-time job but of course, we can consider this as a way of pleasing ourselves from stress.

I'm not sure how the other works on their life and become a successful gambler because even asking them and following what they have said, we can't assure that we can be successful as well. And probably it is because they were destined to such profession while most of us do not.

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

Maybe you could even say that once someone considers himself a professional gambler producing steady income from gambling only, that person might already have a problem. I think it has been said here somewhere, but the poker players are representative cases. They win some big tournaments, call themselves professional poker players afterwards and out of a sudden they stay out of luck for several years in a row. I wonder where that designation "professional" finds its justification then?

When I started gambling I made good amount of money for a few days. Then I thought of taking up gambling as a career. Later when I realized that there is no guarantee of winning in gambling, I now take up gambling as a hobby.  There are many rules to follow when gambling, such as never getting excited while gambling. Whenever you start gambling with excitement, it won't take long to lose money.

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

Yes advertising on gambling sites such as various article publicists, influencing or signature campaigns can be a type of job and can be considered a full time job but gambling is not considered a job. So it is not right to consider or accept it as full time or part time job.  Meanwhile should be taken only as fun. Otherwise gambling addiction can lead to death for you. Gambling does not guarantee profit to anyone so choosing gambling as a job is a big mistake. So you should always keep this in mind

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

someone might become a professional gambler, they could take up the profession of playing poker, or other games related to skill. there are many examples of people who have made gambling their profession, but achieving this is not easy because it requires time, experience and luck, so not everyone can and is capable of making gambling a full-time profession.

and i think full time gamblers are those who can manage their money well because even professional gamblers don't want to throw away their other sources of income and focus completely on gambling. they understand that gambling is a risky thing and they need other sources of income to cover their needs or a capital for gambling. and hence these gamblers can rest assured gambling without having to worry about money because they have another source of income running that gives them money.

I'd like to clarify that this topic is distinguished from businesses or entrepreneurs involved in gambling as businesses, such as casino companies, etc., but with a focus on gamblers. I know there are many people who regard themselves as professionals at playing gambling games, but do you ever think that one can make gambling a full-time job and career because of his or her deep knowledge of the games? Can someone bet with little or no loss because it is one of the most unpredictable games to play?

Gambling to my understanding, is a trial-and-error game with uncertain outcomes, unpredictability, and luck. Therefore, professional gamblers must exhibit a deeper than usual understanding of the games, the statistical probabilities, and a high level of risk management skills.

However, it is critical to realize the risks involved, which include unstable financial circumstances and potential addiction problems. So, pursuing a gambling career should be approached with serious caution, and gamblers ought to be well-informed about the accompanying problems. Furthermore, I believe that having various sources of income and taking calculated risks will be highly beneficial.

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!

The reason why many people are interested in gambling activities is because there is a win in it. Gamblers are well aware
There are risks there, but there are other events they want to get from gambling that make them willing to spend some of their time at gambling places.
When faced with something that is speculative, you should not expect full, steady income because every game is always based on hope. Bookies have certain goals in running their business, one of which is not to go bankrupt, so they have set up a system in the casino so that their business always runs smoothly.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, so you should not make gambling a profession or full time job.

My classmate was a guy of such sort. He really dedicated all his time to figuring out how to beat slot machines, exploring various loopholes. Nevertheless, he eventually ended up producing slot machines himself.

This is an example of how a dedicated gamer, spending a lot of time searching for the perfect strategy in the game and turning the game into his actual job, ultimately understood the system so well that he switched sides and stopped playing.

Of course, whoever it is will never be able to successfully make gambling as a profession for their main income, even I think professional gamblers will not have this mindset, this is too impossible and risky, there is nothing more prominent than the risk of losing large amounts and it has been proven by the fact that usually someone will experience more losses than wins, and also on the other hand the fact that the victory they always expect is not a fact that always happens but only a hallucination that comes out of their minds because they have too high hopes.

Making easy money in gambling will only happen when you are really lucky but on the other hand do you know when luck will come? the answer is no, luck will run randomly and cannot be known, which is why we cannot make gambling a place to earn because the level of risk is greater while winning only depends on your luck. So the other thing is don't trust anything that comes along that looks like it might be tempting, it could be advice or anything else.

The reason why many people are interested in gambling activities is because there is a win in it. Gamblers are well aware
There are risks there, but there are other events they want to get from gambling that make them willing to spend some of their time at gambling places.
When faced with something that is speculative, you should not expect full, steady income because every game is always based on hope. Bookies have certain goals in running their business, one of which is not to go bankrupt, so they have set up a system in the casino so that their business always runs smoothly.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, so you should not make gambling a profession or full time job.