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User:Casino Destroyer Review
I want to start out by telling you who this article is Casino Destroyer about, or rather, who it is not about. The Professional Gambler is not the flamboyant player you see making a lot of noise and calling attention to himself. He, or she, will not be the player making the extravagant high-roller bets. No, the real pro is a quiet, reserved, serious player. The professional gambler knows that to stay ahead, it is necessary to treat gambling as a business; a profitable business.
The professional gambler does not "go out for a night (or day) of gambling." You see, the pro would never assume that he or she would be out playing all night. In fact, the pro will usually know within the first 30 minutes of play whether to keep playing or to call it a day. When a professional gambler goes to play, it is with the specific intent to win, not to entertain himself and others. This is work. This is a job. You see, there is no way to determine how long it will take to either win enough (or lose enough), but the pro will know when either one of those limits is reached and will have the discipline to recognize it and act accordingly.
You may have on occasion, played next to the professional. No, you probably would not remember it. There is nothing to really call attention to the professional player except for the fact that he gets ahead and then quits! He doesn't hang out and continue playing because he or she is "out for a night of gambling." If professional gamblers want to be entertained, they go see a show or a movie. Gambling is not an "activity" like so many tourists look upon it.