Is it advisable to quit job and settle for Casinos because you won a big amount of money?

[SlotsMaster]

I know a friend who quit her job simply because she won a very big amount of money in casinos and she opted in to be playing casino 24/7. This is very strange to me and I can't help but wonder while will she do such a thing . She won more than $10,000 in a casino and she quitted a job. Now she spend most of our time at the casinos playing. Is it really advisable for her to do such a thing considering the fact that Casino is a game that is based on luck.

 

[Hannman]

$10,000 to me is not actually a very huge money that will make me quit my job if it's a good one. You can quit your job in two ways: you can quit your job maybe to establish your own company or you can quit your job without doing any other thing and face the casino. It's not always advisable to make gambling your only means of income so that you won't regret it in the future if things turn around.

 

[SlotsMaster]

$10,000 to me is not actually a very huge money that will make me quit my job if it's a good one. You can quit your job in two ways: you can quit your job maybe to establish your own company or you can quit your job without doing any other thing and face the casino. It's not always advisable to make gambling your only means of income so that you won't regret it in the future if things turn around.

Depends on the country you're from . I'm from Nigeria and $10k is a huge sum of money in Nigeria . If you're from the western world . The $10,000 dollars will be a very small amount of money. If you hit a jackpot of $10,000 in my country you are rich.

 

[Hardexy1]

It's not a wise a thing to do quiting your job because you won big amount of casino website, what if you loss all the money you won what will you depend on for living, it's never a wise idea to settle down on only betting it's a very bad idea every bettors must not adopt

 

[Julio88]

I am not a big fan of doing this kind of thing because that money you have obtained is finite, no matter the amount. Unless you have a knack for investments which can still generate further cash, it would be advisable to still be employed and earn a salary alongside.