Quote from: shivansps on Today at 08:17:40 PM

I think that a person, in principle, should have a stable income.
But the point here is different, if a person is into gambling and has problems with it (he bets money that he has no right to use, borrows money for gambling or takes out a loan, etc.), then most likely it doesn’t matter how much he earns, since he will still have problems sooner or later, regardless of salary and income

Well, everyone should have a stable income but it differs with our passion as there are jobs that don't really give that security for having stability. But if the person is enjoying that job and it's like a commission-basis work, that's fine. Whether that person is a gambler and as long as it's clean money, that's what matters. So, if that working person gambles and he's got that money that he'd worked out, what matters there is that it is his money and he worked for it. That's what matters there and if that guy goes to the point of borrowing money and he doesn't have a stable income, he should at least give himself an idea that people who take loan have stable income or cash flow that they're able to pay for it.

Not going to that point but paying the possible loan through the potential winning. That's not going to be granted by the loaner if that's the idea but if he's got a stable income. The loaner will no doubt going to allow that to be granted and will set a term on how much the interest will be. Most of the borrower gamblers have those type of mind for which they think that it's normal but little did they know, they should be more aware the after-effects of it when they're not able to pay those loans and they don't have a stable income. They shouldn't gamble for being in that situation.