Do anyone here really win any thing through gambling?

[arie1985]

Originally Posted by SCash

I find that people become addicted to gambling due to hunger for earning money. Since I've started investment, it's taken my time from gambling. My investment is doing very well and I am very happy with it. Therefore, I don't gamble as much and is earning lots of money from my investment which is satisfying to me. When I started introducing my dad to investing his funds instead of gambling, he too has focus most of his attention on investing and finding great investment. So, it appears that it is satisfying my dad's hunger for gambling. KK, maybe you should try that. Get into some investment that will take up your gambling time. The odds are alot better than gambling.

If I may ask, what are you investing on and do you do it online?

[KasinoKing]

Originally Posted by arie1985

I don't know about you KK, but it scares me, and as someone mentioned the whole time and energy you invested on this - I don't know man, If I were you I would afraid to go on with something like this, it's totally freaky because the money you're earning here doesn't come from your own judgment or maybe in some point it is, but the main idea of the slots or the casino is that everything is based on luck.

In my opinion, gambling should never, never take a part in your life. It could be a habit when you're bored but you must control yourself and don't go crazy with it.

Originally Posted by SCash

I find that people become addicted to gambling due to hunger for earning money. Since I've started investment, it's taken my time from gambling. My investment is doing very well and I am very happy with it. Therefore, I don't gamble as much and is earning lots of money from my investment which is satisfying to me. When I started introducing my dad to investing his funds instead of gambling, he too has focus most of his attention on investing and finding great investment. So, it appears that it is satisfying my dad's hunger for gambling. KK, maybe you should try that. Get into some investment that will take up your gambling time. The odds are alot better than gambling.

You both made very good points, and very nicely put.
At the end of the day we are all slightly different & it's down to the individual.

I do gamble to make money, of course, but it's not the be all & and all to my existence. I actually enjoy what I do and I know I have enough self-control to not 'go crazy' as I admit I did sometimes do in my younger years.

You're right it does take up an awful lot of time, and I do need to cut back a bit. However, it doesn't scare me as much as just being a couch potato sitting in front of the TV watching crap for hours on end!

As for investments - sorry, not for me. Just too darned slow & boring.
Most months my return on my 'casino investment' is well over 100% - I bet you can't double your money on the stock market in 4-weeks!

As I said, each to their own. I like what I do for my extra income, and I hope you like what you do.

[alexross1977]

Originally Posted by KasinoKing

Most months my return on my 'casino investment' is well over 100%

I extremely doubt this. calling it an "investment" is also extremely dumb.

"most months I toss a coin and it usually ends up on heads" might be more apt.

[jjh]

Very sensible points Arie.

I spend perhaps 2 hours every morning before work getting my bets, place them, and don't even worry about them. I get home, check my betting bank and record the results whether I am up or down. I think it is important not to let gambling control your life. I understand that some people do and it affects not just them, but their whole family- debts and so on. People would probably say I'm addicted to gambling- I don't bet everyday, but I do spend time seeing if there are bets on everyday and bet accordingly, but as I'm making money is this a gambling addiction????

Although personally, I see my horse racing betting as an investment- whilst you can go on losing runs, I'm still pretty confident that I can show profit at the end of the month so although it is part of my life, I enjoy the challenge and am now a very sensible sports bettor.

[SCash]

Originally Posted by arie1985

If I may ask, what are you investing on and do you do it online?

Arie,

Yes, I do online investment. It works well for me. Check out my signature if you are interested.

[SCash]

Originally Posted by KasinoKing

You both made very good points, and very nicely put.
At the end of the day we are all slightly different & it's down to the individual.

I do gamble to make money, of course, but it's not the be all & and all to my existence. I actually enjoy what I do and I know I have enough self-control to not 'go crazy' as I admit I did sometimes do in my younger years.

You're right it does take up an awful lot of time, and I do need to cut back a bit. However, it doesn't scare me as much as just being a couch potato sitting in front of the TV watching crap for hours on end!

As for investments - sorry, not for me. Just too darned slow & boring.
Most months my return on my 'casino investment' is well over 100% - I bet you can't double your money on the stock market in 4-weeks!

As I said, each to their own. I like what I do for my extra income, and I hope you like what you do.

KK,

I'm just speaking of experiences. I'm not trying to change you. You sound exactly like my dad. I've given up on trying to change my dad a long time ago. If I did ever changed him in anyway, it was not intensional. Only you know yourself and your own situation. I just hate seeing family fall apart and get torn up because of a gambling habit. I've lived through it and do not ever wish it on anyone. However, if you say you have self control, that's all you need. I agree with you, gambling is fun, especially when you are winning. It's just the consequences you have to pay and all the people you hurt around when you gamble away more than you can afford.

[DannyC]

Originally Posted by SCash

KK,

I'm just speaking of experiences. I'm not trying to change you. You sound exactly like my dad. I've given up on trying to change my dad a long time ago. If I did ever changed him in anyway, it was not intensional. Only you know yourself and your own situation. I just hate seeing family fall apart and get torn up because of a gambling habit. I've lived through it and do not ever wish it on anyone. However, if you say you have self control, that's all you need. I agree with you, gambling is fun, especially when you are winning. It's just the consequences you have to pay and all the people you hurt around when you gamble away more than you can afford.

Sensible comment, i'll go with that 100%

[micky07]

Betting on the dogs is easy money. I dont like the horses, so therfore dont bet on them much, basically i feel that any runner can win. However the dogs, you may get smaller odds but a £50 double with just say 2 7to2's than your laughing, £1125 i think. Yes on the horses you can win a lot more money with the longer odds but playing it safe works. I make a tidy profit somedays, but of course on other lose as expected

[Mazais Rakaris]

Originally Posted by vwd34079

Hi there, I have done very little gambling online, my favorite is roulette. just a game of luck imo!

Does anyone actually make an small income from it or anything, i have tried a little but with no real luck, read a few articles and books and stuff, but with no reel sucess.

I do some betting and can't complain but like mentioned guy above ... no promotion ... you must find your own way, system or whatever. Maybe try God ... I've heard he helps sometimes! ... just kidding!

[junglepocket]

I agree that gambling in horse is a lot more profitable than roulette. With online roulette you will always be fighting against the house advantage in every single bet you place. You will be relying on pure luck. At least with the horses, you can use judgement and skill to decide the outcome.