More than 50% of the world population gamble in one sport or the other and some are making good money while some are still hoping and praying for their luck to shine.
That sounds unrealistic. You’re basically saying over 4 billion people in the world are gambling since that’s 50% of the total population. Without any data to back it up, that claim doesn’t hold. And I also don’t believe gambling is a “source of crime,” because if gamblers were really defeating sportsbook, they would’ve stopped operating a long time ago.
I don't think he's saying that it is a "source of crime" but rather "source of income." And on that note, I also don't agree as we all know that when you are in gambling, the more likely that will happen is that you will lose what you have. There's always no assurance if you will win or not in gambling because you are relying on luck especially if you are playing with those classic games.
thanks for the correction, i really meant source of income....
Your stats and estimation is wrong, not more than 10 percent makes money from gambling and betting combined.
His post said 50% of the population are gambling, but it’s not about who actually makes money from it. It’s easy to find numbers on how many people gamble, but when it comes to how many really earn or make it a source of income, there’s no solid data available for that.