Who is the Better Gambler--The Educated Gambler or the Non-Educated Gambler?

The title suggests a war on opinionated words , it places players into two categories. They are the schooled and the unschooled players. We speak of the education we learn in elementary, high school, college level up to the postgraduate level. The unschooled player could have had a few formal education but has not qualified for a diploma. This is almost always due to financial difficulties.

The diploma paints a future of success and in a way suggestive that a person who has not gone to school is deprived of acquiring skills to taste the good things in life too. The diploma it seems is the ticket to be at places exclusive to his educational attainment. There are a lot of things that every individual clamors for. Every individual is entitled to some degree of happiness. Any joy ensuing from a motivated activity is captured in the mind.

Look around us and we find a non-educated person working to meet this personal and family needs. How is this possible? Experiences and skills are derived and learned from people who have had the honor of going through the academe. It is a privilege and an obligation to be of help to each other whenever possible.

We cannot deprive a person not to have fun and excitement like gambling for a small win or a big win. An individual goes through life with a natural instinct to watch and follow and perhaps on a temporary basis to be a copycat on how to gamble. There is a reciprocating effect--the schooled player shows the why's and the how's and the what's of gambling. Thus the unschooled person learns from the educated person of the academe.

Gambling can be learned. It is not limited to the diploma holder. Gambling is for an individual that has the motivation to learn the available games of chances. Gambling in casinos or any respectable place calls for a disciplined and well-mannered man who is studious enough to become a contributor to society.

Paupers can start climbing up the ladder to success through hard work and the rich can get richer. It really depends on personal attitude too. Gambling is for all. It is a matter of proving oneself to be honorable to make use of activities that give fun and amusement and lots of money.

The educated and the non educated deserves the opportunities to be the best or lucky gambler. It is time to erase all negative ideas about getting ahead in the rat race. It is best to count your blessings and to be totally aware of all on going circumstances as we make decisions to explore the right channels to a better life. The better gambler will always emerge because he has taken the right opportunities to learn how to be a confident and open minded person.