I mean... if you are student thats ok... but if you have a family to feed ...
if you combine these two factors directly linked to "time" you realize that it is practically impossible in the long term, unless they are people who want to "justify" their money
Well yes, if you have the pressure to make money you won't get the pleasure you want the first place gambling. Unless you are a professional who have rigid rules to follow and can make money consistently, then this won't work for you. The pressure itself will only lead to unnecessary temptation like impulsiveness, overleveraging, over risking, over gambling, which is essential not a good position to be with. You cannot set aside other responsibilities in your life like being a father and a provider, especially if you want to make gambling as the main source of your income.
The idea of gambling for income always tends to lead to overreaction, that's for sure, because of the hope and goal of making money so you are likely to gamble in an aggressive way such as putting a large budget because you want to get a big win, but isn't gambling always about uncertainty about the outcome? Obviously, and this is why it makes no sense and is not recommended to put the goal of earning on gambling, because it will happen exactly the opposite where you will lose a large amount of money because you are too excessive in treating gambling.