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Yes, it is true that the OP is not talking about the casino business itself, he is only talking about someone who can make gambling their job. In my opinion. This is too risky and it is better for us to understand it by working in the casino itself because we can become employees who get paid for sure and the casino definitely provide a large salary compared to having to gamble where the income is uncertain, but how can you work in the casino itself?? or you can create your own casino business so of course this is more fitting with the title of this thread Casino business is a career and only then can it provide benefits and advantages to the casino owners and employees themselves and not for the users.
Of course, I also don't agree that gambling is not a job because it is just a game and the risk of losing is greater, unlike other jobs which provide definite profits, gambling is just entertainment and should not be used as a job for gamblers out there.
There's simply no reasonable way to make standard gambling a job.
Simply there isn't a direct payout for the time and money the gambler invests into the casino.
It could maybe seen as an investment, not a particularly great one though.
Note that there could be other ways of making money with casinos, such as the people that make videos about winning, etc, they are basically advertisers.
That's a job.