Topic: Gambling schools importance - page 2. (Read 358 times)
when you are going gamble you money, you don't really find a school to teach you to play the game. but you only stick to the game you know already and jump right on to it hoping to win.
i started that way. after losing that's when i tried to learn few tricks. so i find gambling school to be unimportant. maybe for those who like to make it a career that they undergo orientation. dealers in casino probably are trained before they're employed.
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Only needed for the types of games that require skill or knowledge, the rest of the game based on luck in my opinion does not require that. If you want to understand more about gambling, such as tips and strategies, you can easily get it on the internet, but usually websites that contain such content will also contain affiliate programs. Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
I have never heard of anything like a "gambling school" where people are being taught how to gamble. Instead, I knew a lot of gambling rehabilitation centers, where people are being taught how to get rid of excessive gambling.
Man, it just don't make sense for someone to go to school to learn how to gamble "responsibly" I think not. The more you get familiar and master the art of gambling, the more you lend your time and money to it, and that my friend is the beginning of addiction.
On a positive side, I've seen public schools (not for gambling lol, but for proper education) being constructed out of gambling taxes.
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
There are in fact people that teach others their tactics and knowledge which allowed them to become successful at gambling, but it is rare for this to come in the form of schools and instead it comes in the form of books and courses you can buy and then learn at your own pace.Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Probably one of the best examples of this is poker, in which the best poker players publish books which the general public then can use to learn how those champions play, but even then I think they do not teach you everything and they keep a few aces up their sleeve in the case one of the people which read their books happen to play against them in the future.
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Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
If the gambling school is to talk about certain types of games, I think it's necessary so that people can learn from the right sources. But if it is about self-regulation when we play gambling, I guess it is the responsibility of each one.Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
But I don't think we need a gambling school because gambling is very easy to play and the internet that is already available in many places can make it easier for us to find any information we want.
Gambling school is actually a pretty interesting idea, but I'm not surprised to see that there are quite a few out there. Now while it's important to learn about anything that involves putting money at risk, just like with finance, you don't need to pay anyone if you have the time to sit down and educate yourself. My dad read countless blackjack books and always did very well, typically making a trip to vegas to play at least once a year. It's time consuming but will pay off!
Yes, I think black-jack and poker have so many training books in existence as early as the beginning of this game. But since we are in the information age, I do not think that schools would be a good idea. It's based on pure luck with the rest of the others games. So it's better to just used the money that you would think to used for this so-called gambling school and learn everything while going to the experience. And as the saying, experience is the best teacher and there is nothing that means a lot than in gambling.
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
I have not seen any conventional school that embarks on gambling education. That means teaching students how to win casinos and other gambling games. But there might be courses that teaches gambling business management or administration. The business management would deal with how to establish and successfully run a gambling business. While gambling administration would deal with studying about government policies and guidelines affecting the gambling industry. What exist is gambling self education. A gambler can read books and other gambling materials to gain more knowledge and understanding of the gambling space.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
I am not sure gambling is a profession. What would the school seek to achieve? To graduate professional gamblers. The government would not accept such idea because many countries are even making policies to restrict gambling operation because of the increase in gambling addicts.
Gambling school is actually a pretty interesting idea, but I'm not surprised to see that there are quite a few out there. Now while it's important to learn about anything that involves putting money at risk, just like with finance, you don't need to pay anyone if you have the time to sit down and educate yourself. My dad read countless blackjack books and always did very well, typically making a trip to vegas to play at least once a year. It's time consuming but will pay off!
That's because it can't be trained...? Gambling at its core is simply playing by relying on luck. You may argue that some skill is required for some games like poker, but in the end, that's mostly about mental skills and nothing actually solid. Other than that it's basic counting skills in card games which are mostly invalidated now like in blackjack by using multiple decks. I also don't think mental training would be considered as a course even or is it something you can intentionally train by teaching it rather it's gained instead by being put into stressful situations instead.
If there were ever to be a course related to gambling, it might as well be education on basic finance responsibilities and how to not fall into addiction when it comes to vices, which includes (afaik) gambling.
If there were ever to be a course related to gambling, it might as well be education on basic finance responsibilities and how to not fall into addiction when it comes to vices, which includes (afaik) gambling.
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
We do have them, it's math, and probabilities, and it's being taught in schools everywhere.
Most people don't understand probabilities, and that's why they keep gambling with very bad chances of winning anything.
I mean, all games have an advantage to the casino, but some people play games that have an absurd advantage to the casino.
This sounds so absurd. Why should people be prepared for gambling? It's as if gambling is something that they need to learn to lead productive lives. If at all, academic institutions should instead include in their training to keep the young away from gambling to have a brighter future.
But, of course, there are training programs for the likes of poker, for example. But this isn't really a training for gambling. This is basically a training to hone one's poker skills.
But, of course, there are training programs for the likes of poker, for example. But this isn't really a training for gambling. This is basically a training to hone one's poker skills.
For people who really take gambling seriously, I guess they are just willing to take time and watch online tutorials on how to win poker or blackjack. There are several tutorials, and even the streamers are providing some tips that people take seriously. Gambling schools however seem too serious that they'd really enroll if they have too much time to waste, probably.
Naa, schools can't help you with winning. Gambling is all about luck(when it's a fair game).
But you could surely learn a few tricks like counting cards(to give you an advantage in Blackjack) or shuffling cards tricks to give you an advantage in card games like Poker(if you are the dealer and have another guy in cahoots on the table). Just like in the movie "Rounders" lol
You don't need textbook education to beat the odds, you need street knowledge
Watch Kaiji, it's a anime about gambling which says the same thing, which is: Experience and street intelligence is more relevant in gambling.
Or there's a movie with similar lesson "God of Gamblers"(with one of my favourite actor in it: Andy Lau).
But you could surely learn a few tricks like counting cards(to give you an advantage in Blackjack) or shuffling cards tricks to give you an advantage in card games like Poker(if you are the dealer and have another guy in cahoots on the table). Just like in the movie "Rounders" lol
You don't need textbook education to beat the odds, you need street knowledge
Watch Kaiji, it's a anime about gambling which says the same thing, which is: Experience and street intelligence is more relevant in gambling.Or there's a movie with similar lesson "God of Gamblers"(with one of my favourite actor in it: Andy Lau).
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Not sure if this is a good idea, I mean did someone here learn from schools on how to gamble?, how to go to casinos? how to go online and deposit and withdraw?
All we need is money, all gambling are very easy to learn slots and dice are the very basic, maybe you need skills to play poker but you can do self-learning as well. And who are going to teach them? so called "professional gamblers"?
which does require some sufficient knowledge and skill for you to be able to play well but we know that you cant really just easily play those strategic games directly which it would really be needing
some time but its true that you could really make yourself able to self learn which means that it wont really be needed for you to have that gambling school or some sort
likes of that.
i only see short courses on gambling more particularly on sports betting and card games, but on slo and those other games that involve luck i don't see courses on them, so i think having school on gambling is something unnecessary, that's because as the name says: "gambling" nothing guarantees profit, and something extremely dangerous
There are lots of responsible gamblers today that didn't go through school or something like that. Gambling doesn't need that pre-knowledge in order to get in. As long as we remain responsible at all times, we can do gambling properly. We can also learn some gambling techniques along the way as long as familiarize gambling terms and words mostly used here.
Just curious here, is gambling school really exist? Where we can find those?
Just curious here, is gambling school really exist? Where we can find those?
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
Not sure if this is a good idea, I mean did someone here learn from schools on how to gamble?, how to go to casinos? how to go online and deposit and withdraw?
All we need is money, all gambling are very easy to learn slots and dice are the very basic, maybe you need skills to play poker but you can do self-learning as well. And who are going to teach them? so called "professional gamblers"?
A gambling educational course would be too short to fit into a standard school curriculum. There wouldn't be enough background exposition and information to need an entire school year to cover it. It should only take a few weeks to get the basics down. Then the rest of the education and training would focus on fundamentals such as mental discipline. And recognizing the difference between logical choices and emotional choices. Each loss would have to be rationalized and broken down to figure out which errors were made. It couldn't be covered by daily education. It would be more like a sports coaching gig.
I do not think that most gamblers are interested in scrutinizing their gambling habits closely enough to consistently be successful at it. For many its an escape. Its a means of coping. Its something that gives them hope. Its a social thing. There are reasons they gamble aside from wanting or needing to be successful at it. And that's perfectly ok.
I do not think that most gamblers are interested in scrutinizing their gambling habits closely enough to consistently be successful at it. For many its an escape. Its a means of coping. Its something that gives them hope. Its a social thing. There are reasons they gamble aside from wanting or needing to be successful at it. And that's perfectly ok.
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Are you talking about a physical school that's going accept students and train them like a four or five year course? That would be weird. There are already many guides how to play casino games that are available online so it's probably not necessary. There may be some professionals that are willing to accept a few "students" to pass on their skills but that would be limited. 
Like every other games, there are academies to get the training, But I never heard of gambling schools to train the people.
Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
We dont really need for this one yet its not really that complicated to learn up gambling games since it is really most luck based which it isnt really hard to learn or to understand even if you are a first timer.Do you think we need gambling schools to prepare people for gamble?
When it comes to strategic ones then all of information that you could learn on online with having that simple google search then you would really be able to get those information and wont really be needing
for you to go into some schools or learning centers or something like that.It wont really be that relevant since learning gambling games wont really be that complicated or hard.
So its not really important at all i would say.
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