Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 03:49:52 AM

Quote from: len01 on June 01, 2023, 09:47:46 PM

Quote from: ethereumhunter on June 01, 2023, 12:13:59 PM

It's a small opportunity and it's possible that someone can earn or earn $1 every day. But the next question is can we make $ 1 daily like that? By looking at our gambling history, can we get it?

It must be difficult for us, especially if we still often get defeats and we often exceed our limits. We often spend more time gambling even though we know it won't give us more chances to win. But we will experience more defeats than wins.

in simple terms one would win $100 but lose $1000 daily at gambling. so that every day you can get a profit of $ 100 from gambling but have to lose even more.
and for example today you bet $2000 and from losing $1000 you get back $100 the next day. after that the next day you bet $ 1000 and get $ 100 but if it is calculated from the total money lost with the wins you get it is not equivalent.

so it would be better if you stop thinking about earning income from gambling unless you have a plan to become a bookie, that is a guarantee that you will get profits every day.

It wouldn't be worth trying after all. There would be more losses than wins so he should be able to reconsider whether he really wanted to try it if the risk was too great. He can deposit more money when the money in his account balance is used up and as you said, he can lose $1000 daily. And if he continued for a week, how much would he lose?

It is better that the money is used for trading or investing that does not require much skill so that he can expect to make a profit in the future. Moreover, we will face a bull run which may not be long in coming to the market. Or if he really has a lot of money, he could set up his own casino so he doesn't have to gamble and can make money as the casino's profits.

Consider this: in the world of gambling, the house is the true winner. It's as clear as crystal, isn't it? Sinking a cool thousand to snatch a mere hundred every day is like attempting a marathon while hopping backwards. Spectacular? Perhaps. Efficient? Not a chance. When it comes to gambling, you're up against a stacked deck. This is what we often refer to as the "house edge", and it's a constant in every casino game. If he's mulling over putting his life savings on the line, he should be conscious of this ever-present edge and the unpredictability that could bleed his bankroll faster than a viral meme. I'd like to echo your sound advice about channeling this energy (and those Benjamins!) into trading or investing. With the right approach and a pinch of perseverance, the potential for substantial returns over time is significant. Who knows, with the looming bull run, there might be a chance to hit the jackpot without ever setting foot in a casino