On my end, a professional gambler indeed knows how to manage himself in front of his games. He knows when to pause or stop his games as he's considering his resources before plunging himself to trouble. It doesn't mean that he's always winning in my opinion, as long as he can manage his losses. It means, he makes sure he doesn't get broke due to gambling. Most of these professional gamblers can be seen in poker players as well as sportsbettors. In the long run, they can use their skills to gain regular income from these games.
Absolutely! that’s a well grounded perspective. Being a professional gambler isn’t just about winning big but it’s about sustainability and control. Managing emotions, understanding risk, and knowing when to walk away are just as crucial as strategy or odds calculation. You nailed it with the point that many pros especially in poker and sports betting treat it like a discipline, not a thrill ride. They don’t chase losses recklessly and instead they play the long game. I wonder if some forum users here realizes thats its not about the winning but also the losses we incurred and how to limit that is important.