But, in a broader sense, can you make gambling a career path, abandoning all other sources of income to focus entirely on it?
If so, why?
If not, please advise!
There is no guarantee of winning in gambling, after all gambling is not a career or job that requires you to do it full time. You can win a bet today, but you cannot win it the next day. If you depend on gambling for your financial needs (as a gambler) then I think you will really get into trouble.
Have fun gambling if you do, but don't make gambling a source of income because you never know whether you will win or lose. It would make more sense to trade as a full-time job instead of gambling, so think wisely.
It might shock you that some persons depend on gambling as the only source of their money.They do no other thing than to predict games,and win.They take gambling as the only thing that can fetch them money without them stressing themselves.In this case,they don't start with their main capital,they only try to win games and invest the outcomes of the game or the money they gained from it.They now stake with high amount,an that is how they win big too,but when you can't handle anything that has to do with emotions,it's not always good to take this kind of risk without being financially stable,When I see the people that gambling has helped,I don't see any reason why I will say gambling is not a job.