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Quote from: r_victory on August 15, 2025, 10:14:16 PM

I think it's harder to get rich gambling than starting a business. If we analyze the percentage of people who are truly wealthy worldwide, the total is 1%. So I believe the percentage of people who can get rich gambling is much lower than that. I once heard a phrase that makes perfect sense to me: "Take your eyes off the money, and it will come to your pocket," referring to chasing wealth, only seeing what you can earn and not experiencing the process of building it.

Just by looking at the terms and conditions, it's clear that players have a lower win rate than loss rate, while the house edge has a higher win rate and a lower loss rate. But this shouldn't be surprising, as this is normal, as they're seeking profit, and this is a business. If you enjoy gambling, you must set limits and maintain discipline so you don't overdo it. And don't place high expectations on gambling, as this can lead to ruin.
The title, which is op-ed, is a reality, as only a small percentage of people become rich through gambling. In fact, I believe that when someone wins big, their winnings are likely to be lost, even if they've already withdrawn their winnings, but they can still deposit them back.

I think thet any business should generate profit—otherwise, there would be no point in all the effort. It’s better to treat gambling as just a game of luck: if you win, you can spend that money on something that brings joy and pleasure; and if you lose, the amount should be not very big enough that you won’t regret it much. I enjoy playing, but I don’t believe there’s any strategy that can truly make you rich through gambling.