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Is "working for a living" considered gambling?
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[QUOTE="SANDYHOOKER KY, post: 2333210, member: 70497"] A pretty lively thread, this one. So what definition of "gambling" do you accept? Gambling could be applied to any thing that has more than one possible outcome from one set of circumstances. So the guy that says you "gamble" with your life when you get behind the wheel of a car, is correct, because you take a "chance" that you may be involved in a fatal accident. Chance and gamble can both be used loosely as the same meaning. Gambling in the gaming world means particularly playing games, so all debate and discussion will be on gaming, nothing else. The American political system are the biggest "gamblers" of all, but no one seems to care about those "gamblers". And crooked gamblers too. Working cannot be thrown in the kettle with poker, or any other game, just because there are chances of 'this'and 'that.' A good comparison is made, but it just can't be used to down play all the hullabaloo about gambling in the gaming world. [/QUOTE]
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