Topic: Success or Fail? - Talking about Gambling as a major income - page 2. (Read 6781 times)

They can gamble but must have strict limits so that they do not spend a lot of money gambling. They must be able to think that gambling is something fun and don't need to take the game too seriously. If they lose, just accept their defeat and don't try to recover their losses or if they win, then it's time to stop gambling. If they can stick to the limits, they will be fine, and even if they don't have a lot of money, they can still enjoy gambling games. But it would be better if they could use their money for more useful things such as investing in bitcoin, which could provide benefits in the future. It can give them the opportunity to change their lives for the better, especially when they can invest their money regularly in bitcoin.

As long as they can comply with the rules they make, they can still gamble like other people so they can experience the pleasure of gambling. If they don't think about winning and just aim for fun, it might give them a chance to win. Perhaps luck will come to those who don't think about winning. And if people who don't have much money can win the jackpot prize from the gambling game they often play, it will be a life changer for them.

The thought of getting a big jackpot is wrong because it can trigger them not to pay attention to how much money they have used to gamble. Especially if they play slot games, it can make them tempted to deposit more money to win. Playing these slots requires luck, so they can't always hope to win it because if they don't have luck, they won't be able to win. If they can't change their thinking, they will only experience defeat, which will get bigger if they can't control their money spending.

If they think about using gambling as a source of income, they will experience disappointment because they will find it difficult to make money. Gambling is just for fun in their spare time, and there is no need to gamble too often, which can make them forget to control themselves.

that's true, I agree with you, but in my opinion it's not only for poor people, this also applies to rich people, because in my opinion gambling too often is not good, even though they have enough money or maybe a lot of money they shouldn't spend their money that's in gambling, because gambling frequently will not improve the situation. and as you said, if they gamble with the aim of overcoming poverty then that is the wrong mindset, also with those who gamble even though the aim is only for entertainment but if it is done frequently, in my opinion it is not good.

not only forever, in fact I think they will become even more miserable, because if they gamble continuously it means they are already addicted to gambling, and with the impact of gambling addiction it can cause them problems, obviously with their finances it is clear that this will definitely be problematic , because it is very likely that they will only spend their money on gambling without thinking about their basic needs which should be more important. and if there is someone who makes gambling the main income in their life, I don't think they will experience success in life, because in my opinion it is the wrong thing to do like that.

We can make money in gambling or lose money, we can win a big Jackpot or wait in vain forever, no matter which side we believe or what happens to us between the two, it is not so wise to rely on gambling entirely, it shows that we are lazy or insensitive to our lives and good living, and the result can never be good. Gambling is a means to an end, but the end is always uncertain, why then base our lives on such uncertainty?

This is not wise no matter what anyone can argue about it. Gambling is good when we zero our minds on the money to be gained from it not to mention believing that it can sustain us and our dependents for the rest of our lives. There could truly be some career gamblers, well, the risk is high for them too even if some are lucky to push through in it thus far. If you hear their stories (if you can ever meet one), I am sure that you will hear the challenges they are facing as well. That is despite the fact that they are making money from it, but they will dare not say that it is what they encourage others to emulate. I see gambling as a place where we should have fun and when the money comes better than expected from it, then fine, it is our luck, it shouldn't be a do-or-die thing, and no desperation should be entertained whatsever. We should get a good job that we can depend on even as we bet and have fun, but never rely on it if we are indeed wise.

When you begin to gamble for income you lose the most part of the fun from it. It becomes a job, possible "the best job in the world"(c) but anyway from that moment you don`t just make a bet. You have to analyze matches, search interesting odds. And repeat it every day. Add here money management, risk control system, different problems with casino and you get the job you don`t like.

I liked the "third opinion" that no one puts a gun to the player's head to force him to play. Thank you, I smiled. They also say that no one forces a person to sit at a computer desk. Of course, we can control ourselves and limit our losses. But how many people do this? Let me put it simply: how many people even have a risk control system? After all, when a person is told that from now on he will play only for fun, it most likely means that he does not know how to limit risks. It's the same in trading. Everyone knows about stop loss and many other things, but not everyone uses it.

Of course, poor people tend to think that gambling can make them rich if they are lucky enough to get a big jackpot, for example bets that have a higher multiplier such as slots. They use slots because they are easy to apply in the hope of winning big and can change their lives, making gambling their main source of income. In my opinion, this is quite risky for poor people because they have limited money and they also have to think about their daily needs. If they fail to make a profit, they will only regret making gambling as their main income.

However, there are some people who believe that gambling can be a source of income if they master gambling games, such as sports betting. If they are experts in sports betting, they will pursue it because sports betting requires skill so that it can produce opportunities for profit, but in my opinion, winning is always uncertain. So gambling still cannot be used as a main source of income.

I second the motion too; we all know that gambling is risky, whether you are rich or just the right type of gambler in an industry like this. But even though we know that we still gamble because most communities in this industry expect their lives to change when they suddenly get lucky.

Although others gamble just to find fun or to pass the time for whatever reason they have, most of them hope that they will get some money or make a living from it.

First of all, poor people shouldn't be engaged with gambling too often or spending considerable sums of money on it, respectively to their total income. If they are gambling with the purpose of overcoming poverty, they have developed the wrong mindset for their lives. By doing this, they aren't having fun, which gambling is supposed to proportionate, neither making profit on long term, as most gamblers will always lose, anyway. So, it really makes no sense that poor people keep insisting in gambling. They would have better chances if they used their small income in another manners, like investing in Bitcoin or reselling stuff until achieving an enough amount of money to buy a piece of land or property.

By gambling continuously, the chances are poor people remain poor for the eternity. Of course there will be few exceptions who will hit big wins and leave poverty, and these exceptions will be used by the majority to justify the reason why they are gambling, although they should be still aware a life change is not going to happen to most of them through gambling. A major source of income from gambling isn't feasible for most of us, and part of being a responsible gambler is to be conscious about this simple fact.

Yes, Nottingham and Arsenal  were risky bets, but the odds for them were pretty good too, especially for Nottingham.

And yes we need less matches to get a decent multiplier, less than it might seem. I lost my recent bet because I was wrong only about one leg:



But if I won it, the multiplier would be huge, 194.44x. And that's for only a 4 leg multi!

The problem is that gambling can attract people from various circles to try their luck, and this also includes poor people who want to try their luck. But those who don't have a lot of money cannot try gambling for a long time because there is limited money, and they have to be able to use their time as best as possible. If they still lose too, they will come back another time and that is what will keep happening over and over again. Those who try to make gambling a source of income will regret it after finding out that they have lost a lot of money and they cannot recover their losses. That is why we must be able to avoid thinking about trying to make gambling our main income because we will only have difficulty getting it, and in fact, we will lose a lot of money.

I love EPL so i know something about teams. Nottingham and Arsenal are really risky bets. The other are good bets with nice odds. It is bet looks like my multibets "to feed a bookie", but sometimes it really win
The other 3 matches gives about 11x - it looks like normal multibet.
It takes time to find such matches, it isn`t interesting to spend time for $1, even if the result can be $150. At least $10.
But anyway you right, it is easier than i count. At least we need less matches to get 150x

I agree with this. It's completely a different scenario between upper class, middle class, and lower class people. Those who belong into the higher bracket of the society have it lighter when they lose because they have much at their disposal. They can just bet whenever they want because they have the money to fund their betting and playing habits. It won't hurt as much if they lose what they risked because most of them are playing for entertainment anyway. And a win is just a bonus. Meanwhile, those who belong to the lower class will probably be hurt and affected with unforeseen losses. Since most if not all are gambling for the profit. The rich can indeed easily compensate for the loss and move on, while it takes time for the poor to recover.

If you make small bets it's never too risky. The max you can lose is your bet, right? And risking from $0.50 to $1 is not much of a risk, innit? But if odds were high enough the win could be pretty decent, look here:



You just keep trying and one day you win and feel good. And it's not like you lose 150 of your bets before winning a bet like that, for me it's more like 50-60. But even it was 150-200 lost bets I'd do those multuibets anyway, because winning like that once in a while is so much fun.

People who gamble are expected to accept whatever they get from gambling so that they can use gambling as entertainment and not use gambling to win. This requires awareness from every gambler to understand that making money from gambling is difficult, and they are better off looking for it elsewhere. If they could realize this, they would not try so hard at gambling and would not use so much money to make money.

After all, gambling is an activity that provides entertainment, so when we are gambling, we don't need to be too serious about it and can stop gambling when we have had entertainment. Don't chase victory too much, especially in getting that victory, we have to take the risk of losing even more money. Just let the winnings come to us while we only want to get entertainment from gambling. And getting a win is just a bonus for us, so we know that that is the entertainment that gambling provides us. Getting that luck is also very rare, so we can't force ourselves to chase that luck.

Getting into the world of gambling is really risky don't have a backup I think it's more of a problem for the middle class to consider gambling as a primary source of income because they have less money and can't bet more if they lose and then they lose and become depressed. But in the case of the rich it is completely different. They have a lot of money. If they lose they can easily compensate the loss by doubling the bet. If you don't have enough money it's better to find other ways to work other than gambling. consider gambling as a source of income will not gain anything from it rather will face more losses.

Many players assume their story will be unique, which is evident. Gambling is a complicated game of chance with more losses than wins. Gambling safely requires accepting its unpredictability and viewing it as enjoyment, not a guaranteed profit

Your advice about self-control and seeing wins as bonuses is vital. This thinking distinguishes smart from irresponsible. Gamblers must realize that luck is fickle and odds are not always in their favor. Real gambling wisdom comes from recognizing and playing within our bounds. The key is knowing that gambling is fun and risky, where the excitement is in the play, not the consequence. Let's embrace gambling as a hobby rather than a job and avoid allowing it affect our finances

However, it will not be easy for them to make gambling a source of income because gambling is not intended as a source of income for people. People can only use gambling as entertainment and nothing more so those who are thinking about making gambling a source of income should be able to realize that it will never be easy to get it. If they keep pushing it, they will only lose their money quickly while they don't have much chance of making money from gambling. If not, they will find it difficult to quit gambling because of the temptation that will make them persist in gambling and still have the desire to make money from gambling.

That's right, treat gambling as just entertainment that might produce occasional profits, because if they depend on gambling to finance their livelihood, it won't help them at all, and instead of that, they'd be better off thinking about other things to help meet their needs. them every day, if they gamble like their main job, it will only make them financially difficult. it is not natural for someone to make gambling their main source of income, no matter what time it will not work.
It's true what you said, in gambling there is always a big risk that leads to losses, even though they hope with all their heart it will not make gambling give them profitable wins, obviously every gambling consequence is loss of money, if they want their needs to be fulfilled it is better for them do other things that are clearer, because if they take the action of gambling with such a goal, then it is very likely that they will only experience losses, not profits.

The gambler who want to choose the gambling as the primary source of income should have enough dollars for the backup.Because the result of all the game will not be positive all the time.When you loss the capital of the game,you should rebuild the game with the new investment.If the gambler had loss the fees game with 1k dollars,he can able to win the next game with the profit of 1.2k dollars and manage the previous losses.The gamblers should have money for the rotation.Some gamblers choose the gambling as the primary source for income then get away from the game because of no back up money.

Tbh, I thought about this a bunch, and even knew some people who have tried making gambling their primary source of income. The thing is, no matter how good and well thought out your strategies are, as far as sports betting goes, uncertainty is so present, that pretty much nobody can maintain a consistent high enough % of wins. If you try and increase the size of your bet in order to win more while playing lower odds, chances are there's gonna be that one game that pretty much takes away like 5-6 wins you previously had, and then it's back to the drawing board. Like, who could have expected tonight's Real Euroleague game against Efes would go into 4 overtimes lol? Whenever I do feel like playing, I hop on to Dplay, or create a quick XFUN parlay if I'm too lazy to go to my nearest betting spot to bet live. But I do that that with the funds I'm prepared to lose. Guess nothing else makes sense to me in this regard