Anybody here ever make money gambling?

[Alan46]

i made some money working . gambling - i don't believe someone makes money with that

How about ……James Holzhauer ( Jeopardy Champ )

 

[Sprinkler Fitter]

How about ……James Holzhauer ( Jeopardy Champ )

don't know who he is but isn't jeopardy a game show? Not gambling.

 

[Drstrangeglove]

I am up about $150. Slots only.

I got bored and went to a pawn shop and bought a gun. That put me in the hole.

 

[Alan46]

don't know who he is but isn't jeopardy a game show? Not gambling.

Yes it is a game show!
But he is a professional gambler!
Google him!

 

[EdwardSkinner]

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[SharpFran]

You just need to enjoy it and not think about how to make money. A lot of services like offerluxcasino provide profitable opportunities. We are more used to earning on tractors

 

[ConawayFarms]

I’ve tried my luck with gambling a few times, specifically on slots, and had both good and bad experiences. In one instance, I hit a small jackpot on a £2 spin and walked away with a solid £400, but there were also plenty of times I ended up losing what I set aside for fun. It’s all about going in with a budget you’re willing to part ways with and treating it like entertainment rather than a money-making plan.

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[Sigarms]

It’s all about going in with a budget you’re willing to part ways with and treating it like entertainment rather than a money-making plan.

I remember when the local sheriff shut down a slot machine house locally calling it illegal gambling and trying to help people not lose money because it was illegal.

First years ago, the state of NC approved the lottery because it would bring in all this money for the schools.

Recently, the state of NC allowed legal betting of all sports.

I had to laugh, then something like this comes out...

NC residents lost $470M in first eight months of legalized online sports gambling

"If I was 18-24, I could see how this could easily become an addictive issue."

www.wxii12.com

Recently went to a sports bar to catch the Eagles Panther game that I couldn't watch at home. First time in a bar probably over 15 years. Only one spot available, end of bar next to this "betting machine". Guy came in, asked me if the seat was taken, said no. Couldn't help but notice he put a crap load of money into that machine. All I know is he was tipping the waitress really well. No clue if he made money or not.

I just find it ironic that if the state doesn't get their cut, it's illegal. State passes laws to make money, now low and behold, it's legal.

I gamble with what I put into my 401K for retirement, but other than winning one hand at black jack when I was in Vegas just to try it, I stopped and left $20 ahead.

I'd rather waste my "disposable income" on guns LOL

 

[lilranch2001]

I remember when the local sheriff shut down a slot machine house locally calling it illegal gambling and trying to help people not lose money because it was illegal.

First years ago, the state of NC approved the lottery because it would bring in all this money for the schools.

Recently, the state of NC allowed legal betting of all sports.

I had to laugh, then something like this comes out...

NC residents lost $470M in first eight months of legalized online sports gambling

"If I was 18-24, I could see how this could easily become an addictive issue."

www.wxii12.com

Recently went to a sports bar to catch the Eagles Panther game that I couldn't watch at home. First time in a bar probably over 15 years. Only one spot available, end of bar next to this "betting machine". Guy came in, asked me if the seat was taken, said no. Couldn't help but notice he put a crap load of money into that machine. All I know is he was tipping the waitress really well. No clue if he made money or not.

I just find it ironic that if the state doesn't get their cut, it's illegal. State passes laws to make money, now low and behold, it's legal.

I gamble with what I put into my 401K for retirement, but other than winning one hand at black jack when I was in Vegas just to try it, I stopped and left $20 ahead.

I'd rather waste my "disposable income" on guns LOL

Like I have said before…..

I tend to gamble on pretty women, and have lost a BUCK or two on them…..

Try not to throw my money away on games of chance!

 

[sriweponry1975]

I’ve seen a few friends win big, but when you add up what they spent to get there, it’s not exactly a profit. For most people, it’s just about the thrill, like paying for any other hobby. The real trick is knowing your limits and sticking to them.
Lately, I’ve noticed a lot of UK players checking out non UK casinos that accept UK players since they’ve got more games and bonuses.