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Every professional gambler to whom I've spoken or have known easily puts in 60+ hours a week... some of them, to make no more than $40,000 - $50,000 a year. I
by cbozeman 5y ago
Every professional gambler to whom I've spoken or have known easily puts in 60+ hours a week... some of them, to make no more than $40,000 - $50,000 a year.
I struggle with understanding that mentality, since just about anywhere, doing just about anything, if you're working 60+ hours, you can easily make double those numbers, but hey... I'm glad people like that exist.
- eru 5y agoThere are lots of other jobs with crazy effort and not that much money for the median guy. Journalism for example. Or music, or sports.
- user5994461 5y agoDefine what's a professional gambler? I've worked in betting and I've seen people consistently printing millions of pounds a year with remarkable stability over the years (I was myself running an exchange). However they may not fit the popular image of an older man addicted to horses and drinking. They're professional working at (small) companies doing that activity full time.
- cbozeman 5y ago> Define what's a professional gambler? It's your full-time job and you pay all your bills doing it.