Gambling

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Question- All people whome I knew were always involved in some or other form of gambling,
not a single out of them could say that he is in profit from gambling, your views?

Answer- It seems that you have personally observed that everyone you know who engages in
gambling has not been able to make a profit from it. While I can understand why this might lead
you to believe that gambling is generally not a profitable activity, it's important to note that
individual experiences can vary greatly, and there are indeed people who have achieved success
in gambling.

Gambling, by its nature, involves an element of chance, and the odds are typically stacked
against the player. Casinos, bookmakers, and other gambling establishments are designed to
ensure that they have a mathematical advantage over the players, allowing them to make a profit
in the long run. This is commonly referred to as the "house edge."

While it's true that most people who gamble will end up losing money, there are exceptions.
Some individuals, through a combination of skill, knowledge, discipline, and luck, have
managed to beat the odds and become successful professional gamblers. However, it's worth
noting that these individuals are relatively rare, and their success often relies on specialized
knowledge and expertise in specific forms of gambling.

For the majority of people, gambling should be approached as a form of entertainment rather
than a reliable way to make money. It's essential to set strict limits on the amount of money and
time you are willing to spend on gambling and to view any losses as the cost of that
entertainment.

If you're concerned about the negative impact of gambling on yourself or those around you, it
might be helpful to seek support from professionals, such as therapists or support groups, who
can provide guidance and assistance in managing gambling-related issues.