Quote from: Peanutswar on Today at 12:48:15 PM

Quote from: Richbased on January 28, 2024, 03:44:44 PM

Gambling though is a risky game that the chances of winning and losing is in equilibrium but however in other for one to have a possibility of winning, it requires a steady income.

Having a steady and regular income is very important as a gambler because it would enable you to scrap out money you should use for gambling, feeding, taking care of yourself and family and other miscellaneous.

A gambler who has a steady and regular income can have the possibility of winning because his gambling habit can not affect his personal obligations as a man even if he's an addict because being addicted to gambling doesn't actually implies that one will eventually stake all his money on bets but rather someone who plays gambling frequently. By having a steady income, he can take care of other life responsibilities without being affected by his gambling activities and moreover, someone who have a stable income can be aiming to win higher amount in his bets and might be lucky of winning one day and use the money to establish an investment.

Your thoughts on this

Rich people or people who have different sources of income have the opportunity to enjoy gambling because not all people have the money to continuously play their gambling activity, actually in my self i believe that gambling is not for poor people, even though they keep saying how about luck if you are a poor person who can't play a lot of games how you can have the chance to win a gambling game if have limited resources, those rich people have a good amount of money to play with but those who are not seems like not a good thing to deal with.

I don't think it is about being rich or poor here but about the consistency of playing. If the rich is not careful, such can be playing senselessly and will be wagering big always which is not advisable in gambling. Even if you are rich, you need to apply wisdom to it, and you can imagine the person who is worth $40M wagering $5M per bet. Is that reasonable? Won't that makes the person lose all his money over time? Even if the person is wise and run away from gambling after some losses, can the person be consistent about it again? That is why we shouldn't use the rich or poor in this context but use the source of income for it.

Whether you bet big or small, all that matters is for you to continue to bet and either enjoy the fun or try your luck consistently. This is the real gist of the context. What could do this for us is regular money making, if we have a regular source of income or sources of it, I think that this will be possible easily regardless of whether you are rich or poor.