Anybody here ever make money gambling?

[lilranch2001]

I get it, as my parents were never into going to Atlantic city (where all these bus trips went to).

That said, if you're in your 70's, don't drive much (if at all) and live by yourself because your spouse has died, what is boring to some can be an adventure to others.

I forgot what the total trip cost was, but for round trip ride to Atlantic city and what trinkets came with the (like food), I remember talking to my uncle about it, and honestly didn't seem like a bad deal to waste a day and get out of the house.

It would be OK as long as you’re not an addictive personality that gets hooked on gambling on that one trip and then cannot control themselves thereafter

 

[ultrarunner]

Never thought of myself being the prone to addiction type but not so sure with TBN...

At least it keeps me off the streets...

Friends have said just how interesting can tractors really be???

 

[lilranch2001]

I’ve only owned two tractors in my life only been on four different tractors in my life and if I sold my bobcat tomorrow, I’d probably never be on another one

 

[Sigarms]

Reading through this thread, it's clear that the gamble of gambling can be a slippery slope. While there are folks out there who make money from it, the odds aren't always in our favor. As they say, "the house always wins." Still, there's something to be said for the thrill of a game or two when you set strict limits.

In terms of online casinos, have any of you tried your luck with crypto gambling? There's a site called crypto-casinos.com that seems to be getting some attention.

While I'm not here to pitch anything, I think crypto casinos add a new twist to the old game. The speed and anonymity might appeal to some, but it’s still essential to tread lightly.

AI is getting way to good nowadays for online forums

 

[lilranch2001]

I never found it very thrilling to give my money away…..

 

[stompybritches]

Either go to get some decent food, a couple hours on slots and walk out lighter for 'entertainment' purposes or go in to win.
Only two games you can ever win at are poker and craps but you have to know what you're doing. Bet with the house on craps, always. You won't make the rest of the people happy doing that but just quietly stack your chips
Triple Crown has some great betting opportunities but the real money is getting trifectas and superfectas, and knowing when to sit out as there's just no odds decent enough to pull real money out. You need to know your jockeys, when horses arrive at the stables and how they're settling in, the trainer, watch their breezes, even who's feeding and grooming them down to if they have a favorite 'barnyard cat' they travel with - and was it left at home . Anyone raised around farm animals - including horses - knows that 'small' things can get them peevish lol.
Forget the fancy racing sheets and handicappers. I've pulled good money out of 'nags' everyone discounted. It's not the favorites that are going to bring you your money, it's the sneaky Petes coming from the rear and middle of the pack you have to line up behind a clear favorite to win.

 

[Phacosion]

I've dabbled in gambling myself, mostly sticking to casual slots and occasional poker games with friends. But hearing about your tips for winning at craps and horse racing makes me want to explore those avenues a bit more.
Speaking of gambling, I've been spending more time online lately and stumbled upon some new slots that have been pretty entertaining. It's been a fun way to pass the time and maybe even win a little extra cash.
If you're ever curious about online gaming, you should check out pafisamarinda.org. They've got a great selection of games to explore.

 

[deserteagle71]

It's rare but every so often someone gets lucky....

Guest hits record $1.2 million jackpot at Peppermill Casino in Reno

A fortunate guest atPeppermill Resort Spa Casino hit a monumental $1,206,622 jackpot while playing the million-dollar Golden Century Dragon Link slot machine.T

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[Pixguy]

I'm generally a casino blackjack player but while I winter in Florida for 4 months I play Texas hold em poker with my fellow community residents. It's a $10 buy in and .25 antes. We play for around 4 hrs every tuesday night and I almost always lose $8-20, I consider it cheap entertainment.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

I mean, the markets are sort of a gamble, and we have averaged 11% for the past 15 years. So, yeah, I feel like I've won