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
Yes, you are right. I also prefer to use trading or investing to make a profit. Even though it's not easy, at least we can make a profit instead of playing gambling. We know that many people have tried it but most failed and even lost a lot of money. That's why they should think about it carefully before deciding because it relates to their money. But if they still decide to try gambling and try to make money from gambling, that's up to them and we can't force them to take our advice. But if they can think clearly and realize that trading and investing can provide greater returns than gambling, they will see results very soon, especially if they can improve their skills. It doesn't take long to benefit from trading or investing.