Anyone here relies on winnings as main income?

[wix]

Is there anyone out there who quit their job and rely on roulette as main stream of income? is it doing well?

[soggett]

I would love to, but not there yet 

I think it can be a great life playing roulette for a living, or am I wrong?

The more experienced players will tell

[wix]

yes i agree with u that it would have been great to play roulette for a living..and i really wonder how many people here do that and is it worth it leaving ur job for this..

[soggett]

You have a crappy job too?

I know how it feels, just last week I said to myself: wow, I can be doing only roulette, look how good its going

And then BAM, I lost   

Just don't give up fate

Well, here's to us becoming pro roulette players

[F_LAT_INO]

I waited for years,saving money,untill retired and now am
playing full time.That is the only way,in the mean time
keep your work,learn virtually and the day will come you
will find a method that suits your play and with bread &butter
profit.If you trie to get rich playing.....forget.....only bread &butter,
eventually cig.

[seykid31]

Modern day L.G.Holloway,Full Time Gambler.Thumbs up F_Lat i trust your words,you are my inspiration here 

[wix]

Thanks for your comments guys.

I just had a big plunge last night after the game.

I notice everytime i started winning a lot i always got ahead of myself and didn't stick to my method and play randomly, double when I shouldn't, ignoring tracking when I should have.

Everytime I started thinking about quitting my job, I'll have a plunge. It's so strange. It's been going for 3-4 times now.

I guess I have not mastered the game afterall. Last night losses gave me a wake up call. A very expensive one.

To F_LAT, well done on ur achievement. I believe many of us here are wishing we could be in ur position.

[albalaha]

It is very difficult to be a fulltimer but earning for bread and a bit of (u can have more if lucky) butter is not very difficult, once you get thorough with various probabilities of winnings, stakings, progressions and risks alongwith few workable methods.

[Proofreaders2000]

Thanks for your comments guys.

I just had a big plunge last night after the game.

I notice everytime I started winning a lot I always got ahead of myself and didn't stick to my method and play randomly, double when I shouldn't, ignoring tracking when I should have.

Everytime I started thinking about quitting my job, I'll have a plunge. It's so strange. It's been going for 3-4 times now.

I guess I have not mastered the game afterall. Last night losses gave me a wake up call. A very expensive one.

To F_LAT, well done on your achievement. I believe many of us here are wishing we could be in your position.

Winkel does it also

[Boul Dous]

Been looking to 'master' roulette for a few months now.  The goal is to make it my job and eventually use the money to invest elsewhere.  That's why I'm here. 

[hoper335]

I make money at roulette but not more than my day job so I wont be quitting work anytime soon.  It's nice to have a hobby that makes money rather than spending it, though.
Maybe I will be able to retire a couple of years earlier than I would have otherwise.

Ron.