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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Gambling as a profession: there's people who live out of gambling?
by
deisik
on 24/09/2019, 08:20:42 UTC
If we have enough capital, maybe the easiest way to make a living in gambling is just to start our own casino or gambling sites

Nowadays, it is no less a daunting task than winning in such a casino

If you follow the Services section of the forum, now and then you see new casinos entering the spotlight and recruiting forum members to post with their signatures. After a few weeks of advertising most of them disappear to never to be seen or heard of again. What does it tell us? I guess that the competition in the field is extremely tight up to a point of brutal, and even if you have enough funds to start it off, it doesn't mean you are going to succeed as you also need a lot of expertise in, for example, running a business

I tried to making a living at playing blackjack. I lost a lot of money.  And I'm an amazing blackjack player too, to the point that I have to worry about casino surveillance and they're tactics to interfere with the outcomes of my game play. I'm talking about real world casinos. The only way to gamble professionally is to "Hit and Run". Play for no more than 1 hour per gambling session. The longer you gamble the more likely that you'll lose

Totally agree with this attitude

In fact, that's what I've been telling here myself. Unless you are playing for fun and personal enjoyment only (read, you are paying for the thrill and excitement with the money you lose gambling), your only chance is to hit a lucky strike and then run away immediately without looking back, ever. It is not uncommon to win big but it is not less uncommon to succumb to the desire to win more and more that leads to a fiasco