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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!
I don't see any reason or whatsoever that will make someone to choose gambling as a career like is such person insane or wants to have mental disorders? Like no matter how much you win in gambling, it isn't enough to discard other ways of earning an income and become dependent on gambling, a game of uncertainty? Like you win now the next minute you lose and you want to choose it as a career? Hell no, gambling should be played with carefulness and no matter how successful you've become in gambling, it isn't a prerequisite to guarantee you a successful career in it.
We don't know about this, but some still try to make gambling their career, so they still gamble to build their career. They should know that gambling is not a job where we can build a career like a job in an office or company. We can only use gambling as entertainment so that we don't lose more money due to a lack of self-control. By using gambling as a career, we only take a greater risk of losing money, and we will not always be able to make money. We must be careful when playing gambling because many temptations can make us forget to control ourselves. If they want to pursue a career, they should do so by looking for work in an office or company that is more promising for them so they can make money.