Gambling places are not for steady income, if you want steady income with gambling, online or offline, you have to be a owner, build your own casino and watch yourself growing up into a filthy rich billionaire.
Online casinos are places where it's certain that you will lose your money, it's a place where you need to be mentality sane to at least have a good ride and experience as you progress, it's not always about making money with gambling, it's always about not ending up running insane because of gambling.
To make this happen, you need to discipline yourself up, make sure you set some rules on how you will handle gambling every day and how much you are willing to risk on gambling every day or else you will end up in the gutter, with full regrets.
That's if you are not even addicted to gambling already, a addicted gambler always have one goal in mind, '( I have to make back all I have lost ), this is where the beginning of the end begins.
No I don't think an addicted gambler is just thinking about making back all he has lost otherwise he would stop gambling once he's in profit. While gambling addicts don't stop so easily, they continue to gamble even if they are not at loss anymore, because they like to gamble, they like being afraid of losing a big amount of money and they like to win big prizes. But gambling is not a less steady income haven than trading, it's the same thing.
A gambler addicted to gambling only thinks about one thing - winning. He gets pleasure at this moment, which every time he wants more and more, but the effect is less noticeable every time. Therefore, such players want to win more and more amounts in order to cover previous achievements at the expense of a new portion of the pleasure from the winnings received.
Gambling and trading undoubtedly have common features and similarities, where a win or a successful deal depends on random factors beyond the control of the player or trader. I call it the probability roulette: lucky or unlucky. I would not call these two types of activity stable sources of income, although I believe that the profitability in both cases is approximately the same. I mean, the probability of earning income.