Topic: Can you make gambling a profession - a full time job - page 2. (Read 2224 times)

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!

Of course, anyone would choose to work in a casino company because having many members will result in high annual profits and also each employee has a high salary and luxurious facilities, but the dream of working for a casino is very difficult because the team prioritizes offering devoleporous staff jobs to handle updates and improvement of the gambling system. So prepare your skills to apply to become a casino staff and it is recommended that you have the basic coding to apply to become a company casino staff.

It's true trying to win gambling out of luck isn't guaranteed. The players who steadily gamble and turned it to a source of income, focus on skill-based games. But it's still not simple to gamble at every given time. The game could get boring, along the line.

As a gambler we are also required to maintain a good relationship with people around us, so that whenever things get wrong, they'll be people to take care of the gambler. Because gambling everyday as a career can mislead the gambler to get addicted.

It's true that it truly depends on the part you have been playing in the gambling industry. Personally, I would much rather work for a company that runs a genuine casino or a gambling website so that we may profit from our effort. Right?

I think this only makes sense (make gambling a profession) if you own your own casino or sportsbook.

Yes it is possible for gambling to be a profession but the fact if it is logically right or wrong now depends on what role you play in the gambling space making it your profession. Now it is ok for someone to be a staff at a casino or in other words , it is ok for someone to be a professional full time worker at an organization which offers gambling services. This should not be considered a wrong move as it should be seen like a normal profession even if the person gambles at intervals.

Now when it comes to taking gambling as a full time job probably because you are unemployed and depend solely on it for your income, it should be considered wrong. As such a per will have to gamble too frequently to meet their financial needs which could make them become addicts.

Yes it is possible for gambling to be a profession but the fact if it is logically right or wrong now depends on what role you play in the gambling space making it your profession. Now it is ok for someone to be a staff at a casino or in other words , it is ok for someone to be a professional full time worker at an organization which offers gambling services. This should not be considered a wrong move as it should be seen like a normal profession even if the person gambles at intervals.

Now when it comes to taking gambling as a full time job probably because you are unemployed and depend solely on it for your income, it should be considered wrong. As such a per will have to gamble too frequently to meet their financial needs which could make them become addicts.

We may not feel the pain of losing money because we get too much pleasure from gambling, but when we realize it, then we will regret what we have done, but we cannot return the money we lost at the gambling table. We will not be able to use gambling as a full-time job because there is a factor of losing money, which may be greater than what we experienced before. This is not good if we continue, so we have to really reflect on what we have done so that we can change our thinking and not focus on making gambling a full-time job. From the start, when we gamble, we should be able to think about turning gambling into entertainment and not have to gamble for too long. It can make us fall deeper into gambling.

I think this only makes sense (make gambling a profession) if you own your own casino or sportsbook.

The career should be a secure future where the career should be built around that. One's personal decision is the most important one behind building a career. Many people spend time gambling but they do not prioritize gambling behind career building.
It is possible to build a career in gambling when there are profits from gambling but no losses. But in every gamble there will be both profit and loss but to build a career there must be a guarantee of huge amount of income on gambling. It is not possible to guarantee a huge amount of income on gambling so no one would want to build a career on gambling.

We may not feel the pain of losing money because we get too much pleasure from gambling, but when we realize it, then we will regret what we have done, but we cannot return the money we lost at the gambling table. We will not be able to use gambling as a full-time job because there is a factor of losing money, which may be greater than what we experienced before. This is not good if we continue, so we have to really reflect on what we have done so that we can change our thinking and not focus on making gambling a full-time job. From the start, when we gamble, we should be able to think about turning gambling into entertainment and not have to gamble for too long. It can make us fall deeper into gambling.

And we also don't need to compete with the house because the house will definitely get the biggest profit. The more gamblers who can't realize their mistakes by making gambling a full-time job, the bigger profits the house will earn.

Yeah  and not just the money but more with your time, once you already suffering with that kind of treatment inside gambling,  you'll not be able to keep the balance,  it's always better to keep it as source of entertainment unless you're not betting or your not using your money,some sort of affiliate marketing that will allow you to earn decent compensation from any gambling site that will allow you to advertise or to use their referrals.

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

you can find mostly this type of gamblers in sportsbetting and poker or blackjack. because if the gambler will dedicate his time to those luck-based games in a casino, i don't think they can get out alive or should i say, in the positive profit of their bankroll. just admit the fact that when you are in classic games such as dice, hi-lo, roulette, the probability of winning is slim. you may hit some winnings but need to stop while you are still in positive. otherwise, if you continue, your bankroll will be screwed.

Outside from that, it's a big risk trying to compete with the house, though maybe there are some who can achieve it but not too many will be successful as gambling is a business and not a charity.

I know some gamblers who are professional and take the gambling path as their carrier and gambling with discipline. Even I saw them losing big amount of money but as they have their own strategies, they also recover their money & even able to make more money afterwards. Honestly its true but I still don't know how they do such thing at all. But yeah, they only do such games which can be win by strategies and technics and they always games like slot machines which is uncertain. Well for me, i don't have any intention for become professional gambler cause gambling is uncertain thing, There's no assurance of income. Rather I would like to enjoy gambling and consider it as the source of entertainment