Topic: Does hard work in gambling count? - page 25. (Read 12172 times)

Hard work is necessary in every field of life. If you work hard in gambling, definitely you will eat the fruit in shape of winning money. Regular gambler spent a lot of time in seeking tricks and tactics and then become gambling experts. Nobody can use good tactics from the very first day. You will have to work hard to become gambling specialist. Winning the bet will be easy for you.

Exactly in gambling the result doesn't depend on how much research you did or which strategy you applied if it's your day or you are lucky you will make profit otherwise you won't be happy when you are done with gambling.
If you are willing to spend time then spend on something useful not on something like gambling

Gambling is most with luck but not all of it has a product of luck, well its hard to explain this thing but there's still line for hard work for gamblers. There's an addicted gambler to games that are mostly basing with luck and that's the crazy part of it, although you are very hard working it won't work. But there are specific games that you can apply this but it depends. It may not be the same as investment but there's still room for it. Well we do have unique ideas about it.

No, it is a product of luck.That is why it is gambling and not investments

Of course they have specially the casino banker repsentative continue to study and learn a new strategy how to become masters in the game of gambling, hard work are part of the ways to become master in any field of job.

No, it is a product of luck.That is why it is gambling and not investments

Something tells me that there are a lot of gambling addicts out there that think they're doing 'hard work', while in reality they're just fooling themselves.
There are very very few professional gamblers who actually manage to make a living out of gambling. Whatever the game may be, sports betting, poker or blackjack.

For the majority of people it's a lot better to put your hard work and effort in something else, before you end up getting addicted because you've convinced yourself you're a professional player. 

Simply no,it won't change any odds in our winnings.Because gambling winning based on our luck so even if we trying hard to win we need to be lucky enough and also trying hard can be dangerous for us because when we lose our money and we keep trying again then chance of losing again is high.

Hard work is necessary in every field of life. If you work hard in gambling, definitely you will eat the fruit in shape of winning money. Regular gambler spent a lot of time in seeking tricks and tactics and then become gambling experts. Nobody can use good tactics from the very first day. You will have to work hard to become gambling specialist. Winning the bet will be easy for you.

Majorly it is the card games that does require your skills and experience which will help you to win the games. Many of the games are the luck based games where you do not have to do anything just put money and may be you can win some if you have good luck.

Practice makes perfect if you are a chess player  Professional gamblers can have so many ups and downs in one month's time that the stress alone will make you quit if not the losses. I think the only way to consistently beat the bookies is arbitrage betting. Mathematics can't fail you at the end of the day. Everything else is gambling. People can not predict with certainty the outcomes of events they have no full control over. Otherwise all the statisticians and analysts would have been winning all the time and all the houses would have been out of business by now  I think if a bettor waged on every favorite in Russia from start to finish they would have ended in the red because stats lie. Performance can change, player fitness can change, injuries can happen and there are other factors that can alter the outcome of competition. I am trying to say that there is no clear-cut 100% working formula for success when luck is involved.

I am curious to know if someone continually invested a lot of time in studying a game involved in gambling, further if he had played the game a lot to understand the intricacies involved, then can we call him an expert in that gambling game? If we do call him an expert then we clearly differentiate his experience and expertise from that of a novice. This clearly shows that the person is capable of winning more as an expert than the novice who really does not have the in-depth understanding of the play.

This brings us to an interesting question if hard work in gambling really pays off? If one puts in a lot of efforts to understand a game involved in gambling, does it mean that all his time has gone down the drain? Certainly no. If gambling were simply a blind guess or a wild shot then even years of studying it makes it useless because one is simply guessing the outcome blindly. But such is not the scenario with gambling in reality. What makes hard work count in gambling?

This further sets off the question of addiction in gambling. Work can also be an addiction for many. But here the addiction could be for perfecting the game and the art of playing. This kind of addiction is to struggle every time for success by proper calculation and review. However, addiction can also be due to pure greed of winning with no clear knowledge of the game. If hard work counts, then we may actually find a solution for a healthier addiction towards success in gambling.

Hard work does not make any sense when you are gambling or betting on a pure luck game. Hard work only pays off on a game that needs skill to win.