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Title: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: stadus on November 15, 2023, 03:06:12 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: swogerino on November 15, 2023, 03:10:07 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you are winning and you are not happy it means that you are winning which is great in itself as I have been losing consistently from quite a long time now.Since this is happening quite a lot I manage the balance now by placing small bets in sport by copying other people bets and I don't touch slot machines or other games that can drown your money in a very short amount of time.I know managing the bankroll is super difficult if you feel the urge to continue playing but if you let yourself loose on it only problems will be on your way,so better to stop one moment and reflect cold headed.For me the strategy of entertaining myself by copying other people bets works great.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Latviand on November 15, 2023, 03:15:16 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Lost all of the money I've planned to spend on gambling in one game of dice because I was frustrated and the other opponents are taunting me and are being annoying so I just dump all of the money in one go and then it's gone, just like that. That moment was so heartbreaking to me at that time because I was trying to learn how to discipline myself in terms of being stoic and not giving in to outside pressure and so I promised myself (again) to never do that kind of shit again.

For me, as my story have included are the factors of emotions and the people that's around you, emotion is going to be a big problem especially if you are easily influenced by it and so your action suffers like what happened to me, I let the instigation and annoyance to drive me to go all in in just one game. The other factor which is peer pressure or just the influence of people around you is a big problem because you're under the impression that you need to impress them and that if there's a challenge being issued, you have to save face so the people around you don't see you as a sissy or a coward.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: robelneo on November 15, 2023, 03:24:31 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Experience is still the best teacher what happened to you is I'm sure a big lesson for you that you will take note of whenever you face a similar situation, when I was just starting I thought I could do better but I had to lose and mismanage so many times to get the discipline I want, it's a roller coaster ride when emotions are high, you just want to stop but you feel you have something to regret if you refrain yourself.
I finally realized that it was no use riding the emotion, you have to find a way to refrain yourself and you can do that by remembering you've been here a lot of times and you know the outcomes, so the key here is to remember all the bad situations and do the right thing and that is to stop.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oshosondy on November 15, 2023, 03:28:32 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Have a gambling budget which should be like 5% of your weekly salary and it should not be more if you can not afford to lose more than that. Just bet with it like you can win it lose or the way that you want and enjoy gambling. This is what I am doing and I am not going beyond it which would be unhealthy for me. I am not expecting to make money from gambling anymore.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: MainIbem on November 15, 2023, 03:28:44 PM
One thing about not disciplining oneself in their bankroll or the amount that is proposed for gambling at that period is whenever you are striving to make some potential winning you began to see that the more you keep increasing to win higher the more you lose money. Increasing your bankroll doesn't guaranteed your winnings instead how skillful are you while choosing and selecting your games, it could be a single bet but if the predicted game plays according then you keep winning it's better to win little than increase your wager and lose higher amount.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: cabron on November 15, 2023, 03:29:18 PM
Seizing the moment I guess is the problem. This likely pushing your luck to make big wins so you will be satisfied and to be honest, I myself am not satisfied with my winnings but one thing that I always remember before pushing my luck is that I always leave doubt about my next bet whether I will win it or not which means I am not sure and will bet just the regular amount.

In sports, if I find myself unsure, it's better to just think again and wait for there will be another opportunity.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: piebeyb on November 15, 2023, 03:34:41 PM
It's okay, friends, because everyone sometimes makes mistakes when they lose and follow emotional urges to continue gambling. This is what we usually experience as gamblers. If we ask how we can be disciplined in managing money, it's actually easy to say but it's really difficult to do, in fact. This is just a matter of being busy, if you don't have anything else to do, find something else to do and focus on a certain time to gamble.

For example, every working day I never open a casino site and let alone gamble except on holidays. At first I also had difficulty but over time I got used to it by slowly reducing my gambling activities so I became more disciplined in managing my finances and time to gamble, for example I had to spend $100 every week make sure you have to spend it or win above that, always remember to use unused money or money you normally use to find entertainment, so when you experience a loss there will be no urge to chase to recover it. just think of gambling as entertainment  ;)


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hypnosis00 on November 15, 2023, 03:42:51 PM
I think lots of gamblers can relate to your experience, OP. You are not the only one who is good at breaking your game plan. Sometimes, when emotions take over, they can ruin everything we carefully plan. Personally, I'm not very disciplined, but I'm good at giving advice, so the phrase ' it's easier said than done' really hits me big time in gambling.

The question is how to...?

The only answer to that is to learn how to control your emotions. You shouldn't allow them to dictate more than your mind; otherwise, you can't beat the casino at that.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Eternad on November 15, 2023, 03:51:07 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

I can relate to what you experienced especially the part when you are longing for a more action pack gambling experience just because you are not winning decent amount of money. The problem on this is your total bankroll is not suitable to the type of gambling experience you are looking for.

It’s like you want a 50$ profit on single bet while your bankroll is just a 100$ or less. The best way to deal with this is try to learn on adjusting your profit expectations based on your bankroll so that you will not overextend your bets out of your bankroll range. I control this problem by not playing when I really urge on gambling and play while I’m cool and not thinking of winning too much.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: junder on November 15, 2023, 03:57:38 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you are winning and you are not happy it means that you are winning which is great in itself as I have been losing consistently from quite a long time now.Since this is happening quite a lot I manage the balance now by placing small bets in sport by copying other people bets and I don't touch slot machines or other games that can drown your money in a very short amount of time.I know managing the bankroll is super difficult if you feel the urge to continue playing but if you let yourself loose on it only problems will be on your way,so better to stop one moment and reflect cold headed.For me the strategy of entertaining myself by copying other people bets works great.

Yes, that's right, if someone can't feel any sensation from the winnings that he managed to get then with that I would say that the person is not addicted, because of course it's something that really indicates that someone doesn't have high hopes and even when he gets a win he just seems normal. And also on the other hand as we know that something in gambling that can make a gambler addicted because of the extraordinary sensation when they manage to win a large amount according to them.

You've done something better, my friend, because we should not make gambling activities such as a place for many problems to arise for ourselves. You have done a good thing by organizing everything so that it runs in balance, yes it is better for us to bet on bets that are not too high risk even though in the end it may still require luck factors such as sports betting that you do lately rather than slot machines or other similar, because of course you say the actual fact that games like slot machines are very testing mentally and psychologically, when we lose then usually there will be a lot of temptations that come that like telling us to play again. Managing bangkroll is very difficult especially if we have entered gambling, but you can do it slowly.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Churchillvv on November 15, 2023, 03:59:07 PM
I have suffered alot of lost in bets so I disciplined myself not to look into any betting platform till I have a 90% sure game. I usually freeze this platforms from notifying me direct to my system because I always have this urge to do more. Even when am losing I always believe I will win the next one and by so doing, I will blow up the whole of the bankroll. Damn it when I win, I feel like the world is on my shoulder I can do it again.

Strategizing my bet is the only I have come to my senses, I play 3 times a week especially on weekends and I usually look at the past games how well they perform and copy from people that think are usually succeeding with their games.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: aioc on November 15, 2023, 03:59:40 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Your experience is also the experience of many of us here, but you have to manage your bankroll well, managing your bankroll is the key to a pleasant gambling experience and the key to that is to have a strong resolution that what you allocate is what you will use and you will not add more, no matter what happens and you can only do this if you are not profit drive, it's ok to think of profit, but let it come and not you forcing your way to win to the extent that you will mismanage your bankroll.
If you cannot control your emotions you better find a way to stop playing, its either you continue playing with the right mindset or stop playing than continue losing because of bankroll mismanagement.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: alani123 on November 15, 2023, 04:08:19 PM
I think the principles of gambling are similar between it and any risk-based activity. For example the principles of trading without taking unbalanced risks are very well documented and generally respected in the community.

These principles are pretty simple and easily understood.
For instance, you should consider that gambling any amount means that it could result in the total loss of this amount.
So based on that, only a portion of your steady income should be risked with such activities.
Let's say you make 300$ per week.
After expenses like rent, bills and various other smaller things, maybe you can put aside 50$
Of the money you put aside you should also keep some for emergencies.

So the self-imposed limits should be to never gamble more than 50$ a week, and ideally even less. For instance if you already have a decent savings account, gambling with all the 50$ you put aside in a week won't do much harm to you for one week. But especially if you don't putting money aside should be a priority so the gambling spending should be reduced.

To adapt the above example to your personal income, you can simply take an average of how much you can put aside each week from 3 or more months, and then put a hard limit to how much you will be gambling with.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: knowngunman on November 15, 2023, 04:19:00 PM
I have suffered alot of lost in bets so I disciplined myself not to look into any betting platform till I have a 90% sure game. I usually freeze this platforms from notifying me direct to my system because I always have this urge to do more. Even when am losing I always believe I will win the next one and by so doing, I will blow up the whole of the bankroll. Damn it when I win, I feel like the world is on my shoulder I can do it again.

Strategizing my bet is the only I have come to my senses, I play 3 times a week especially on weekends and I usually look at the past games how well they perform and copy from people that think are usually succeeding with their games.

90% sure game? Lol, is there anything like that? Hell no! All games are 50-50% and you just have to make decisions based on what you believe in. What I see in this your comment is a typical explanation of someone who is chasing their loses and that's a very dangerous habit as far as gambling is concerned. When you're chasing losses, you're allowing your emotions to control your decisions and this can lead to poor results. Instead of focusing on trying to make up for your losses, you should just try to focus on the process of improving your gambling skills.

Op, in your case you need self control and discipline. No matter how many times or how perfect your bankroll management is, if you can not discipline yourself and abide by it then there's no need to set it up in the first place. You just have to make up your mind and say hey I will stop here and let it the decision stands no matter what.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Juse14 on November 15, 2023, 04:24:27 PM
If what you are after in gambling is big wins and profits, then what you will find in the gambling you do is only regret, even if you win. You regret it because you think why I didn't increase the previous bet amount, if the previous bet amount was increased, maybe I would get a bigger win. Likewise, when you lose, perhaps the feeling of regret will be deeper.

So that we always have pleasure in every gambling activity we do, never have more expectations about gambling and assume that this gambling will give us profits. And keep playing appropriately and betting with an amount that we can afford to lose.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Wiwo on November 15, 2023, 04:24:43 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
This was my situation in my last bet where lost 0.001BTC on an 2.5 odds,  the reason was that,  I chose x on the ticket but while the game was on,  one of the clubs made a goal score within the 60 minutes into the games and at that point available cash out was down from 0.0012BTC,  to 0.00035BTC which was at the point I made the cash-out,  this step for me was poor management of bankroll even though I selected the bets having in mind that it will be drawn.

So after my cash out the other team equalized the goal and the match ended in 1:1 which still resulted in x that I selected,  but due to poor bankroll management I withdrew the available bankroll without having a thought of what the possibility was even though the games were still at 60+ minutes.

But then,  lesson leant and we move to the next bet.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Coin_trader on November 15, 2023, 04:27:01 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Simply just play using the money you can afford to lose so that you can never feel tilted whenever you lose them when you increase your bet. Start from betting small and increase your bet while you are winning. This is the best way to increase your bet amount for your own entertainment without risking all your bankroll at once.

The problem on typical gambler was they increased bet amount when they are losing that’s why their bankroll is easily depleted while betting the same amount or decrease bet amount when winning which is the biggest mistake on riding profit.

Learn how increase bankroll during your profit streak so that you can increase your bet while still on the range of safe bet proportion to your bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Rruchi man on November 15, 2023, 05:21:37 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll?
Discipline in gambling is something that I have been able to maintain over the years, Once I remember the responsibilities I have to keep and bills to sort out with money, it becomes easier to manage my bankroll and reduce the number of times I gamble as well as my spending on other things. Gambling should be for fun and not to put your finances in jeopardy, if you start finding it difficult to manage your bankroll, you can take a break from gambling and try out other fun activities.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 15, 2023, 05:46:44 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll?
Discipline in gambling is something that I have been able to maintain over the years, Once I remember the responsibilities I have to keep and bills to sort out with money, it becomes easier to manage my bankroll and reduce the number of times I gamble as well as my spending on other things. Gambling should be for fun and not to put your finances in jeopardy, if you start finding it difficult to manage your bankroll, you can take a break from gambling and try out other fun activities.

Yes, it may be easy for you to do, but we have to see in general that there are many people who have difficulty in managing their finances, especially when they are involved in gambling. Although what you are doing is very appropriate and it seems like there is no problem at all in doing it, but not everyone can do it even though we have suggested it as hard as possible. The problem is in the mindset, if only they had the mindset like you who gamble just for fun then they would not be likely to have difficulty in terms of management, that's one of them.

Basically, limiting or reducing is what every gambler is better off doing in terms of budgeting for gambling, lucky enough for people who don't have high  hopes and aren't really interested in gambling, because then they will have a good balance in their finances. Yes that's right, the fact is that there  are still a lot of other things that are quite fun and not risky, but whatever everyone has the freedom to choose whatever they want even without careful consideration, it's really out of our control.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Findingnemo on November 15, 2023, 06:02:07 PM
I gamble but I don't consider myself a gambler which means I don't gamble a lot to worry about things but when I gamble I am being responsible while depositing the funds to the casino wallet and with the bet amount but still I can't say that I was in complete control at the wins and loss and that's bound to happen, everyone, if I am not wrong but the thing is I realize that I am beating something that is not supposed to be right and I will leave the game either I was in loss or win at that particular day.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ajiz138 on November 15, 2023, 06:49:55 PM
Use a percentage every time you want to gamble and set a bankroll while you can afford to lose, such as if the bankroll is exhausted then you need to stop and should no longer be encouraged to play even if you think it is a good opportunity to gamble again, because if you have a pattern like this you will not be disciplined and will even continue to bankroll that has been set.

I have set smaller every week for gambling if I lose then I try as much as possible not to fill the bankroll again and try to try to be disciplined from there, the point is as small as possible you should set a bankroll because if it is bigger you will not feel satisfied especially not having a good win.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: acroman08 on November 15, 2023, 07:06:21 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game planall the time?
all I can say about this is you need to get your priorities/responsibilities straight because if you don't it won't matter if you have an elaborate plan on how to manage your bankroll, all that plan will be all for nothing if you can't prioritise your responsibilities. in short, the "factors" you consider(doesn't matter if you can't be satisfied) are your priorities/responsibilities.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: stadus on November 15, 2023, 10:04:31 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you are winning and you are not happy it means that you are winning which is great in itself as I have been losing consistently from quite a long time now.Since this is happening quite a lot I manage the balance now by placing small bets in sport by copying other people bets and I don't touch slot machines or other games that can drown your money in a very short amount of time.
No, I would never bet a small amount if I don't feel the thrill. I think it's useless to do that because what we're looking for when we gamble is to win and be thrilled all the time. So, betting without feeling something when the game concludes would defeat the purpose of gambling. The reason I'm dissatisfied sometimes is because of small wins, and that leads me to continue chasing wins until I lose my discipline and forgot to use a conservative approach in bankroll management.


I know managing the bankroll is super difficult if you feel the urge to continue playing but if you let yourself loose on it only problems will be on your way,so better to stop one moment and reflect cold headed.For me the strategy of entertaining myself by copying other people bets works great.
There's no fun in copying bets from other people, in my opinion. My goal is to win consistently based on my own effort, and I know that copying bets does not lead to consistent winning since we can't compel a tipster to share his bets all the time. In gambling, the only person we can rely on is ourselves.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Frankolala on November 15, 2023, 10:14:07 PM
Uoi should set aside a gambling budget for the week from your monthly income and whenever, you have exhausted the money you need to wait till the next month budget agaim. This will help you mange your bankroll and it will help to discipline you in your gambling activities, so that you dom' spend too much o gambling.

You should also learn on how to control your emotions when gambling and this is very important for a gambler. You should know that gambling is either you are to win or lose, for this reason when you are gambling your should always know that losses most come, so that when you start experiencing losses, you can know that it is normal. This will help you to control your emotions so that you don't start chasing your losses tryin to win back your funds as this will lead to more losses.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: danherbias07 on November 15, 2023, 10:31:01 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
This is not easy to answer because I had the same mistakes too and I believe there are lots of gamblers who are in the same boat as you.
There are times when I get so frustrated that nothing hits, so I go wild and put all the bets that I want. Just recently too, I got so mad at Plinko that it gives me nothing in 16 lines. It's always x2 and x4 which is my max win and the x9 and x18 are being avoided. So, I went wild, went to manual mode, and pressed the bet button rapidly with lots of balls going down. Sadly, that kind of strategy doesn't work and I just hasten my losses.

How to better manage it. My thoughts right now are just going back to sports betting, I mean just focusing on it because casino games had not given me good profits although I got a good amount of wagers doing it. Maybe I was too focused on reaching a wagered amount that I didn't realize I was losing more than what the bonuses would give me.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: coin-investor on November 15, 2023, 11:08:51 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

It's not easy for me I still struggle from time to time I have to lose a big portion of the coins I'm using for staking to realize that I have a very risky behavior of mismanaging my bankroll, it's a realization that if I keep mismanaging my bankroll I will always end up nothing and this will hurt my finances so every time I play the thought of losing and mismanaging my bankroll always pop up.

For me, it is the realization and remembering that the cycle of losing all your bankroll will always occur if you cannot manage your bankroll so the key for me is realization, you can't do it by just saying that I will control my bankroll, there should be something that will remind you of the bad things of mismanaging your bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Weawant on November 15, 2023, 11:32:09 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
It's very paramount that you apply discipline well enough if not regardless of the strategy or the budget or plans you may not be able to maintain good bankroll management because they lack that very element that would have helped them maintain their planned bankroll management.

Although you can't possibly attain 100% of discipline but then if you continually practice it, you get used to it such that it becomes your habit and turns out even more difficult quitting. Personally in other no to be further tempted, I will only go to the casino with the amount I planned/ budgeted to play with or if it's online, I fund and immediately keep my credit cards away so if I loose that amount ,I don't go back funding again and further loosing more money.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Slow death on November 15, 2023, 11:40:16 PM
I don't know how other people manage their bankroll, but in my case I manage my bankroll in the following way: when I deposit money at the casino, I put 10% on each bet and with that I already know what I will do. 10 bets with the same odds value. for example if I put 10$ in the casino then I will bet 1$ on each game and I will choose games with odds above 2.00 and so if I get a bet right then my bankroll increases, but if I lose on a bet then I go back placing $1 and placing a bet on the game with odds above 2.00. I don't bet to get my money back, I don't bet to win a lot, I don't change my pattern

Of course this is not a profitable strategy because in games of chance it is not about making a profit, this is a way for me to prolong my gaming section, at some point the bank goes bankrupt and I put in another 10$ and do the same thing, Sometimes when I see that I have made a profit and that leaves some money left, then I place multibet bets to try my luck, if I win I have more money to continue playing, but I don't set too many expectations when I place bets, I am very aware that gambling games Bad luck is not something to make a profit, the sooner a person becomes aware of it, the better for the person

Many people think that having good bankroll management will make them earn money with gambling, but in my opinion, having good bankroll management only helps people to be able to play for longer with the money they deposit. but it will not come out with profits in both the short term and the long term. I hope people can understand this


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: lienfaye on November 16, 2023, 12:20:55 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Before, I also gamble recklessly and not thinking of the consequences of my actions. But it's true that if you already experienced the worse, that's how you'll realize the mistakes you did. A lesson learned the hard way as we often say.

In order to not exceeds on my limit, I have a set budget everytime I gamble. Regardless of the result (win or lose) that's the only money I can use. But to do this, one should have self control to not be tempted. Because if you can't stick to your set budget, chances are you will always be tempted to deposit again to feed your eagerness to play.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: GreatArkansas on November 16, 2023, 12:27:34 AM
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Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
You must have a rule when you put your stake, like how much on every bet. It's like doing risk management in gambling.
Because by doing that, you will protect your bankroll. The more you can control your hands betting too much, the high chance your bankroll will not be enough for you especially if you already losing and you want to win it back.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Assface16678 on November 16, 2023, 01:35:23 AM
whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Choosing the right bets: How can you be so sure that you make the winning decision? You've said that "whenever I become undisciplined," it only means that your decision is also affected by your being undisciplined, and gambling is gambling. Even if you know you chose the right bets, you will never know if your bet will win or lose. So you said to yourself that you sometimes become undisciplined when it comes to gambling, and "sometimes" could be always, so if you always let yourself gamble without discipline, then you will never be able to control it.

I know many gamblers have this issue too, including me, or almost every gambler does that. That's why we have addicted gamblers who are undisciplined with their actions, which affect not just themselves but also the people around them. So before it's too late, manage your self-control because without you noticing, you will never have your self-control again.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fundamentals Of on November 16, 2023, 01:50:51 AM
The strategy I guess is to stick to a small amount. That's what I do. If my gambling wallet has grown a little bigger, I make sure that I'm withdrawing a portion of it and leave only a small amount I can easily lose if my bets go unlucky.

I guess every gambler has had his experience of losing much more than what he initially planned. That's normal. I've been through that myself. Sometimes we go desperate in our bets because we're losing one after another. Sometimes we feel bored with small amounts. And sometimes we give in to it. That's why it is important to keep only a small amount in your gambling wallet. This a good defense in case our discipline is defeated.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Saisher on November 16, 2023, 02:29:37 AM


Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

I'm not well disciplined in managing my bankroll but I manage well because my funding is limited and what I allocate is just enough for my session, I always try to play only on what I can afford deposit but I make sure that I manage my bets to the point that I can extend my session the hardest part is losing everything in just a short period of time without enjoying the game.
Your mindset should be on enjoying the game, using the funds you allocate, and not adding anymore if you've done this then gambling is enjoyable and so part I have done this many times in my gambling session.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Poker Player on November 16, 2023, 03:29:44 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll?

I am extremely disciplined and it has never made me to go broke. There have been times when I have used more aggressive bankroll strategies and others more conservative but I have had no problem in going down a level when faced with a bad streak, which is what sometimes people find difficult, mostly because of ego, and what leads them to bankruptcy.

Although this is talking about poker, I do not see much sense to those who use a bankroll to play EV-games, because at the end of the day you are going to lose your money in the long run.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 16, 2023, 03:34:57 AM
The first thing I will say is that luck will not come twice and when you are not satisfied by betting more, you will lose more money this is not just empty talk but this is what actually happens.
I sure that if everyone thinks carefully and understands all this, they will agree that what I am saying is indeed an invisible truth.
A victory must be able to be had with sense of satisfaction because when there is no feeling of satisfaction with the victory then it is no longer about winning, satisfaction or pleasure but only regret because what you have will still be lost in a greater amount.

It is very important to always have sense of satisfaction and be able to manage finances so that what we do in gambling does not consume too much of the money we already have.
Most gamblers forget this because they think there is still tomorrow to work and make money, this is the biggest mistake in human thinking.
We have to change it, we have to have a better mindset in the future to be able to maintain what we should maintain.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: retreat on November 16, 2023, 03:39:52 AM
Well, it's not too difficult for me to manage my bankroll for my gambling activities, because I usually manage my money every month for whatever things, and I usually set aside a maximum of 10% of my salary every month for gambling. The point is that if you are used to managing your finances and are disciplined and can control your emotions, I think it won't be difficult to manage your bankroll, because that's the only key to being good at it.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: boyptc on November 16, 2023, 03:49:41 AM
My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.
This is right, it's the same as someone who earns a lot but don't know how to save.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Start simple.

And that's through setting a real amount when you gamble. No excess, no additions whenever you're doing good or bad. That's it, from there you'll get to see how effective it is.

If you can't do anything with that specific amounts and you're not able to manage your discipline well, you can't also do the same thing with bigger bankrolls.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: aysg76 on November 16, 2023, 04:10:41 AM
At some point we may be distracted in gambling and go over budget and can't control ourselves which can happen with loss and gain situations as well but controlling your mind to always align with the allocated budget helps you stay in limits according to me which is a must whenever we are into gambling.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Kasabus on November 16, 2023, 04:16:08 AM
Well, it's not too difficult for me to manage my bankroll for my gambling activities, because I usually manage my money every month for whatever things, and I usually set aside a maximum of 10% of my salary every month for gambling. The point is that if you are used to managing your finances and are disciplined and can control your emotions, I think it won't be difficult to manage your bankroll, because that's the only key to being good at it.

I guess OP is a regular gambler and needs some advice from other regular gamblers as well. If we gamble occasionally or bet a small percentage of our income, then probably we can't relate to what OP has experienced, and therefore, we can't give the right answer he's looking for.

OP was asking about managing bankroll, not how much we allocate from our income.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: bettercrypto on November 16, 2023, 05:32:58 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you are not satisfied with what you win, does that mean that you are getting greedy when you play gambling? Is it characteristic of a responsible gambler to have such a habit of not being satisfied with a little won?

Shouldn't it be that if you know that you have won, it is obvious that you have a profit the day you played rather than the day you won nothing the day you gambled here in crypto gambling? This is just my question and for the enlightenment of other communities here.



Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: michellee on November 16, 2023, 05:37:46 AM
It takes work to be a disciplined gambler. But we can learn it over time. In the past, when I started learning discipline, I felt it was not easy because I had always to resist the urge to continue gambling. But I realized if I couldn't have discipline, I would end up spending more money.

And that's what keeps me learning, especially to stay within limits when I gamble. If today I gamble, I have already determined how much money I have to deposit. Let's say I deposit $15. I'll probably use half of it for gambling and when it's almost half, I'll be ready to stop. And when I stop, I will immediately close the tab in the browser so that I can stop the desire to continue gambling.

Discipline must be trained from time to time. We can be disciplined today, but that doesn't guarantee we can be disciplined on other days. That is why we have to practice it every day when we gamble. Over time, we will definitely be able to have discipline and not be tempted to continue gambling. We should satisfied with what we played.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on November 16, 2023, 05:49:59 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you are not satisfied with what you win, does that mean that you are getting greedy when you play gambling? Is it characteristic of a responsible gambler to have such a habit of not being satisfied with a little won?

Shouldn't it be that if you know that you have won, it is obvious that you have a profit the day you played rather than the day you won nothing the day you gambled here in crypto gambling? This is just my question and for the enlightenment of other communities here.


I guess, that's the case. The urge to get more winnings or being unsatisfied with the current winnings is an action of being greedy. Being disciplined will not make you reach the state of wanting more winning as you know your limitations and when to stop if you have enough winnings. Having even a small amount of profit every time you gamble is enough because it's profitable in the long run. That's the mindset of a disciplined gambler.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Pandu Geddon on November 16, 2023, 05:54:58 AM
I guess, that's the case. The urge to get more winnings or being unsatisfied with the current winnings is an action of being greedy. Being disciplined will not make you reach the state of wanting more winning as you know your limitations and when to stop if you have enough winnings. Having even a small amount of profit every time you gamble is enough because it's profitable in the long run. That's the mindset of a disciplined gambler.

The problem is that everyone's level of satisfaction is different. There are gamblers who are satisfied with winning but there are also those who are satisfied after playing for a long time.
control may be very important, especially for those who have unlimited funds when playing at the casino. every gambler may have to limit their finances every time they play. When you lose and your funds have reached the limit, you may have to immediately leave the game and not try to play more. many of them lose control because they have more money to play with.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Russlenat on November 16, 2023, 05:57:25 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you are not satisfied with what you win, does that mean that you are getting greedy when you play gambling? Is it characteristic of a responsible gambler to have such a habit of not being satisfied with a little won?

Shouldn't it be that if you know that you have won, it is obvious that you have a profit the day you played rather than the day you won nothing the day you gambled here in crypto gambling? This is just my question and for the enlightenment of other communities here.



At least let's try to be realistic because aiming for bigger wins requires a bigger capital or bankroll. It's pretty much unrealistic if you only bet $10 per wager and want to win $1000 in the end. I know it's possible, but the chance of achieving that is very slim. So, I guess for OP to become a disciplined gambler, it starts with satisfying oneself with the win, and that would only be possible if he starts with a larger bankroll.

If we treat gambling like a business, we would be happy to earn a small percentage of our bankroll as long as it's consistent. So, $1,000 per month, I think that's a decent profit already. But it probably does require setting up a bankroll of $10,000, and that would mean a 10% profit per month, which is not bad. That figure will change over time, especially if profits are being reinvested, resulting in an increase in the total bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: goldkingcoiner on November 16, 2023, 06:27:33 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

I do not think that anyone here can call themselves truly disciplined. I think of myself as disciplined but I have my moments of weakness. But there are things that you can do to ensure you do not gamble your money away foolishly. Cold storage of the daily gambling funds by a family member or trusted friend could perhaps help you out, if you feel like you would not be able to resist by yourself.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: slapper on November 16, 2023, 07:04:15 AM
I guess, that's the case. The urge to get more winnings or being unsatisfied with the current winnings is an action of being greedy. Being disciplined will not make you reach the state of wanting more winning as you know your limitations and when to stop if you have enough winnings. Having even a small amount of profit every time you gamble is enough because it's profitable in the long run. That's the mindset of a disciplined gambler.

The problem is that everyone's level of satisfaction is different. There are gamblers who are satisfied with winning but there are also those who are satisfied after playing for a long time.
control may be very important, especially for those who have unlimited funds when playing at the casino. every gambler may have to limit their finances every time they play. When you lose and your funds have reached the limit, you may have to immediately leave the game and not try to play more. many of them lose control because they have more money to play with.
Yes, each person's experience with gambling is different. While some find delight in winning, others find joy in the process. Knowing personal finance becomes essential when it comes to the realm of online gambling, where each click offers a new opportunity. It's similar to finding your way through a maze; you have to know how to get in and, more crucially, how to get out

Limiting your finances is a survival tactic as much as an intelligent choice. The desire to keep playing might be very strong for those who can afford it. It's similar to being perched on a precipice with an amazing perspective, but if you take one step too far, you could plummet to your death. The skill is in appreciating the vista but simultaneously understanding when to move aside. Keep in mind that the house always has the advantage while gambling; being wise means understanding this and staying within your limits


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Strongkored on November 16, 2023, 07:26:32 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
In simple terms, it is difficult to control yourself and almost all gamblers experience the same thing until they finally realize how detrimental it is to play because they are dissatisfied with the results they get.
To be honest, I have experienced this but now I have managed to overcome it because it made finances bad, and gamblers should stick to their budget, and when temptation continues to come by diverting them to other things because gambling too much and exceeding what has been budgeted is not good.
I'm sure most of us are average gamblers, and if we exceed our budget it will make our finances worse because it is very likely that we will use money for things that are important for gambling, and as I mentioned before, if the temptation is too great to play even though we have exceeded our limit, I will try to find other activities so that my thoughts of gambling can be diverted.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: xLays on November 16, 2023, 07:45:36 AM
Most of the time the reason this happens repeatedly for me is that I can't control myself when it comes to gambling. I can't handle it once it comes.

If you find it hard to handle your bankroll wisely it can cause some serious bankroll troubles. Overspending taking on too much loss or engaging in risky gambling without a plan can disrupt your bankroll stability and make it tough to reach your bankroll goals. It's important to build good bankroll habits to stay away from these kinds of problems.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Jawhead999 on November 16, 2023, 08:18:46 AM
Invest the most, spend the rest.

This habit will make you to not spend a lot for entertainment because you only spend what you have as the rest of your money are untouchable. If you're still can't control yourself and you're trying to touch your untouchable money, I guess you need to seek a professional if you think it annoys you.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 16, 2023, 09:50:11 AM
If what you are after in gambling is big wins and profits, then what you will find in the gambling you do is only regret, even if you win. You regret it because you think why I didn't increase the previous bet amount, if the previous bet amount was increased, maybe I would get a bigger win. Likewise, when you lose, perhaps the feeling of regret will be deeper.

So that we always have pleasure in every gambling activity we do, never have more expectations about gambling and assume that this gambling will give us profits. And keep playing appropriately and betting with an amount that we can afford to lose.

That's right, that's why the sense of satisfaction they feel is not resolved even when they win but there are complaints that you say "why don't I increase the amount of the bet".  This seems to be felt by all gamblers who play. With everything they feel there will definitely be a sense of dissatisfaction whether victory or defeat. And this makes them more courageous to continue the game by increasing the amount of the bet, because they hope that there can be another victory like they got before. But it will not be as easy as turning the palm of the hand to get the next victory, because in my opinion, if you have won it seems to be more difficult to get the next victory. By doing it like that, maybe they can also limit their gambling activities by adjusting the value of the bet so that there is no carelessness that will harm them, but most likely what they will get is a defeat that will make them upset because they are still not satisfied with the victory they get so that in the end they get defeat.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: piebeyb on November 16, 2023, 09:55:30 AM
Invest the most, spend the rest.

This habit will make you to not spend a lot for entertainment because you only spend what you have as the rest of your money are untouchable. If you're still can't control yourself and you're trying to touch your untouchable money, I guess you need to seek a professional if you think it annoys you.
I think the most effective way is to look for someone who is professional or look for someone we can trust to manage our finances, it doesn't matter who it is, as long as we can manage it well, just use them. Honestly, personally, I ask my wife to manage all my finances. including my gambling budget, because I trust him and he also trusts me that I will not be addicted to gambling and that is why trust will be very valuable.

I only gamble on weekends when I give my wife all my salary so at that time she manages all my gambling budget every weekend, so it's easier for me without having to calculate again because my wife can manage my money well without having to run short living necessities and even investments. The point is, if you can't manage it, entrust it to anyone you can trust to organize and manage it.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Crypt0Gore on November 16, 2023, 09:58:09 AM
The dangers of gambling is all about luck and getting lucky isn't going to happen every time, how can someone not understand this? I take this very serious that I am so focused on using only what I can afford to lose, I have seen how many lives turned miserable because of gambling, and till this day it still scares me, I don't want to have a string relationship with gambling and I put all my attention in investment more, I do gambling when I don't have anything to spend money on.

Whenever I get paid I remove very small amount for gambling and it's not even every time, I know about the dangers and the warning signs in gambling, you don't have to be told or you don't have to get caught in gambling addiction, it's something that's openly affecting many people around the world,  there isn't much to expect from gambling, be careful..

I know a friend who use 5,000 to make 750,000 and he decide to make it 1,000,000 before he withdraw his money but he lost everything, this type of losses have happened to many gamblers and it's because of greed but how will you even be able to control your greed if the way you are making money is luck.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: angrybirdy on November 16, 2023, 10:03:40 AM
Most of the time the reason this happens repeatedly for me is that I can't control myself when it comes to gambling. I can't handle it once it comes.

If you find it hard to handle your bankroll wisely it can cause some serious bankroll troubles. Overspending taking on too much loss or engaging in risky gambling without a plan can disrupt your bankroll stability and make it tough to reach your bankroll goals. It's important to build good bankroll habits to stay away from these kinds of problems.
Because of greed of having so much winnings that why you'd feel that you can't control yourself in spending. If you can't handle yourself, chances are you'll lose all your funds and you'll get addicted into gambling which is one of the thing that we don't want to become as a gambler. One of the best way to manage your bankroll is to building a strong self control and limitations in spending fund for gambling, even there are a times that temptations is in there, do your best not to fall on that temptation because it will lead you to the things that you don't want to happen in the future.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Natalim on November 16, 2023, 11:50:31 AM
I know a friend who use 5,000 to make 750,000 and he decide to make it 1,000,000 before he withdraw his money but he lost everything, this type of losses have happened to many gamblers and it's because of greed but how will you even be able to control your greed if the way you are making money is luck.

Wow, impressive. That's like a crypto bull run scenario. It's already 150 times the original amount but ends in a loss. If his target was to reach 1,000,000, then there's nothing wrong with that, as it's gambling, and you can't guarantee the outcome. But if he already hit his target and decided to get greedy, then that's a big problem, as he is not disciplined enough. I'm curious, what type of gambling is your friend playing, by the way?


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Natsuu on November 16, 2023, 12:06:38 PM
I think it really depends on every person. Personally for me, I talk to myself. Like what do i really want, am i ready for the consequences especilly when Im making tough decisions like spending money when I dont have much. It’s easy for me to deny myself from my habits when I think deeply about it. But I think for some, they need professional help. I was used to discipline so its easy for me to say maybe. Set clear spending limits, have a gambeplan that youll enjoy and not to gain regular profit. If you hit loss, take a pause. 


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: sokani on November 16, 2023, 12:36:39 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.
It's normal to make mistakes and to learn from it and I think you're letting your emotion to get hold of you whenever you're on a winning run. For instance whenever you're on a winning streak, you don't have to go crazy and be betting recklessly because you were able to grow your balance from $150 to $2000. Be disciplined, keep wagering the same amount or increase it a little bit and at any point if you feel you're loosing it, quickly stop. Also, a good way not to become reckless with your bet is to withdraw your winning and leave just your bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on November 16, 2023, 01:18:18 PM
It is indeed difficult to have discipline but we can learn it regularly so that we can have good discipline in gambling where we control ourselves while gambling and will not continue gambling. Discipline also helps us in bankroll management so that if we have set a limit for gambling, we will not exceed it and always keep ourselves within the limit. I can't be a disciplined gambler yet because I still often exceed my limits, but that doesn't make me give up on continuing to learn to discipline myself.

When I gamble, I sometimes set limits on how long I can gamble. I also often try it in slot games where I try to play slots for 100, 200, or 300 spins, and when that is reached, I try to stop myself from playing slots. I often use the automatic spin feature because it saves me the effort of pressing the spin button. I have to wait for the spin count to reach and whatever the result, I will immediately stop and leave the casino. You can try it too, @OP. Who knows, it might work for you.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: adultcrypto on November 16, 2023, 01:27:11 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.
This is a psychological huddle every gambler must overcome in order to become successful. The challenge with gambling is that there is this temptation to think that there is a sure bet, such thing does not exist. Many gamblers are trapped in this notion thinking the outcome of their selection is guaranteed. Rather than thinking this way, if we start targeting getting a winning in a series of bets and not expecting to win every bet, we will start to make huge progress.

Proper bankroll management entails fashioning your bets in such a way that you will still remain in business even after series of loses. The balance in the account and how to protect same should be the major focus and not chasing loses or winnings.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
I started making progress when I stop gambling with more than 10% of my account balance per day. My philosophy is to win at least one bet in a series of five bets and this five bets will not cost me more than 10% of my account balance. I have seen remarkable progress with this method.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: _act_ on November 16, 2023, 04:16:38 PM
It's normal to make mistakes and to learn from it and I think you're letting your emotion to get hold of you whenever you're on a winning run. For instance whenever you're on a winning streak, you don't have to go crazy and be betting recklessly because you were able to grow your balance from $150 to $2000. Be disciplined, keep wagering the same amount or increase it a little bit and at any point if you feel you're loosing it, quickly stop. Also, a good way not to become reckless with your bet is to withdraw your winning and leave just your bankroll.
If I gamble and I win little, I stop gambling for that day. That is just how I like it. If someone gamble and continue to win and he continues to gamble, the later outcome can be very disappointing. I have seen days that I will continue to win until I continue to gamble and I lost more at the end of the day. I prefer to keep wagering the same amount that I started with than to increase the amount of money I am using to warger. If you increase the amount, it can be the start of a way to lose.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hispo on November 16, 2023, 04:28:32 PM
To me one of the most important things to do to stick to one's bankroll plan is to set a realistic expectation on one's wins. While it is not completely the same, I can relate to the feeling of getting pushed by greed further and increase the wager beyond the planned budget. It did not end for the that time rolling dices.

I would also say that a relatively good measure to stick to one's budget is not having all the bulk of one's money deposited on the casino at the same time, not even in the "trunk" or "chest" of one's account.  Even if takes more time and can be annoying, if one does not have much control, then only deposit what you are willing to put at risk that day.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: pawanjain on November 16, 2023, 04:42:03 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Very well said and it's true. No matter how good we are at betting or how lucky we get but if we don't manage our bankroll well then we will end up spending more on betting and this will eventualluy end us up in losses.
I personally think that the best way to manage bankroll is to deposit only a limited amount that we can afford to lose.
At the end of the day, we need to limit our losses so that we don't end up losing more and we won't lose more if we don't have more money in our account.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Yatsan on November 16, 2023, 06:46:40 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Very well said and it's true. No matter how good we are at betting or how lucky we get but if we don't manage our bankroll well then we will end up spending more on betting and this will eventualluy end us up in losses.
I personally think that the best way to manage bankroll is to deposit only a limited amount that we can afford to lose.
At the end of the day, we need to limit our losses so that we don't end up losing more and we won't lose more if we don't have more money in our account.
Making a deposit less than your usual is a good thing. To some it won’t be of any help but the fact that it is tiring sometimes to deposit an amount, would help you limit your gambling bankroll. Another is to separate the amount you would be using in gambling, on a daily basis such that if you have lost the amount for that day, you’d be in guilt extending your gambling budget. Last is of course, self discipline; simplest yet the hardest. However, no plan will happen if you would neglect imposing your own discipline especially in gambling wherein one’s emotion could take him over. Set the right mindset; win an amount then stop, lose it all for that day then stop. Accept that it won’t always be our lucky day and that there are times losing would be more frequent.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: coolcoinz on November 16, 2023, 07:10:20 PM
I know I'm not a disciplined gambler and if I had too much money deposited in my casino account I'd overextend my games, which is why I never hold money on casino accounts. This is one of the rules I never break. When I want to play, I deposit a certain (small) amount of money and bet that until I either win enough to quit (double?), or bet on sports which makes all the bankroll disappear instantly, or I lose everything. If I lose it all I never add to the balance, just quit for some time.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oilacris on November 16, 2023, 07:26:13 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
We are just humans and we cant really be that perfect on which means that we are really that prone into those sudden changes when it comes to mood,decision,views,actions to be made of
basing up on the things that we are encountering. We can say that we are really that having those tendency of such reaction on particular times no matter how we would be that
knowledgeable or having experience or you've been here on this market for a while and dealing up with gambling for years or couple on which you could say that you could really be able
to know on whats happening around.

Managing yourself could really be that something you could be able to do so but there are really indeed moments or times on which you do really miss out on doing the right thing
specially on the time that greed and emotion would really be suddenly kicks in then it would really be that so damn hard to control.There's no way that you could
really be able to avoid those for sometime, no one could really be that perfect.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Jating on November 16, 2023, 07:28:55 PM
I know I'm not a disciplined gambler and if I had too much money deposited in my casino account I'd overextend my games, which is why I never hold money on casino accounts. This is one of the rules I never break. When I want to play, I deposit a certain (small) amount of money and bet that until I either win enough to quit (double?), or bet on sports which makes all the bankroll disappear instantly, or I lose everything. If I lose it all I never add to the balance, just quit for some time.

I think you are not the only one with that problem mate, if I also have some money in a online platform, I can't really resist not playing with that crypto, and sometimes I made the right decision to play and then withdraw, but majority, when I don't have any luck, I will lose everything.

So it's not very easy to be discipline in managing our bankroll. It will take a lot of mental toughness to think that you shouldn't be depositing anymore to chase loses, or not playing the money all together as you can used it to other things that is more important and not just lay waste on it with playing.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Vaculin on November 16, 2023, 07:41:33 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Being a long term gambler still does not guarantee that you can already control easily the urge to gamble. Sometimes, we feel that there is more luck within us that we need to let out so we can seize every opportunities to win in gambling, and that's when we tend to lose discipline when we gamble. My only advice is have your own betting limit. Set your own budget that you are comfortable of losing, and just think that you are gambling not exactly to make more income but mainly to entertain yourself and have fun.

Change your mindset when it comes to gambling. The moment you see gambling as a way to release your boredom, then most likely you will also be disciplined when it comes to your gambling expenses.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on November 16, 2023, 07:49:43 PM
I know I'm not a disciplined gambler and if I had too much money deposited in my casino account I'd overextend my games, which is why I never hold money on casino accounts. This is one of the rules I never break. When I want to play, I deposit a certain (small) amount of money and bet that until I either win enough to quit (double?), or bet on sports which makes all the bankroll disappear instantly, or I lose everything. If I lose it all I never add to the balance, just quit for some time.

I think you are not the only one with that problem mate, if I also have some money in a online platform, I can't really resist not playing with that crypto, and sometimes I made the right decision to play and then withdraw, but majority, when I don't have any luck, I will lose everything.

So it's not very easy to be discipline in managing our bankroll. It will take a lot of mental toughness to think that you shouldn't be depositing anymore to chase loses, or not playing the money all together as you can used it to other things that is more important and not just lay waste on it with playing.

It takes a lot of time and many expereinced before you can really have that control though it's really hard to resist when you see that there's still money in your account, win or lose you always wanted to push for more, good thing if you already knows how to play wit your emotions after losing your initial bankroll you will not add for more but instead you'll for the day and take that result as another experienced to remember.

Once you have that mindset, you are good and far from getting any excess money to lose or anything that may harm your finances. Just play and go, if you win then it's good same if you lose, just move forward.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 16, 2023, 07:55:57 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Being a long term gambler still does not guarantee that you can already control easily the urge to gamble. Sometimes, we feel that there is more luck within us that we need to let out so we can seize every opportunities to win in gambling, and that's when we tend to lose discipline when we gamble. My only advice is have your own betting limit. Set your own budget that you are comfortable of losing, and just think that you are gambling not exactly to make more income but mainly to entertain yourself and have fun.

Change your mindset when it comes to gambling. The moment you see gambling as a way to release your boredom, then most likely you will also be disciplined when it comes to your gambling expenses.

Of course it doesn't matter at all in my opinion, whether you intend to be a long-term gambler or not I don't think it has anything to do with whether you can control your gambling properly or not. Basically it's very difficult to keep yourself from getting involved in gambling, and yes you have said one of the indications that can get yourself into gambling, as you said that every gambler will feel that at a certain moment it seems like they are in luck and then they decide to gamble, when in fact it is nothing more than a temptation that enters your mind,. Honestly I've felt the same way and when I went in to gamble with high confidence but still the end result was still far from expectations. That is the temptation of gambling, it is quite difficult to avoid it if we do not have firm control.

Well that's right, because it's very difficult to resist such temptations, so yes, one of the ways you can do as a prevention so as not to lose too much is to minimize the amount of your budget, that's a good way and there seems to be no other way than that. On the other hand, never bring the mindset of gambling to earn because it's like you build disappointment for yourself, because the main key is in your own mindset.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Churchillvv on November 16, 2023, 08:05:51 PM
I have suffered alot of lost in bets so I disciplined myself not to look into any betting platform till I have a 90% sure game. I usually freeze this platforms from notifying me direct to my system because I always have this urge to do more. Even when am losing I always believe I will win the next one and by so doing, I will blow up the whole of the bankroll. Damn it when I win, I feel like the world is on my shoulder I can do it again.

Strategizing my bet is the only I have come to my senses, I play 3 times a week especially on weekends and I usually look at the past games how well they perform and copy from people that think are usually succeeding with their games.

90% sure game? Lol, is there anything like that? Hell no! All games are 50-50% and you just have to make decisions based on what you believe in. What I see in this your comment is a typical explanation of someone who is chasing their loses and that's a very dangerous habit as far as gambling is concerned. When you're chasing losses, you're allowing your emotions to control your decisions and this can lead to poor results. Instead of focusing on trying to make up for your losses, you should just try to focus on the process of improving your gambling skills.
The fact that I called it a 90% sure it may not be a 90% sure game to you but for I strongly believe that every gamble that I consider 90% never fails the 10% is just the fact that it can run short at any time. we know gambling is a 50-50 but when you regularly win on a spot your confidence on that will be high that is exactly what I'm tryna say. I have this games that do 90% sure because they have never fail but am not saying it can't fail alright!  I consider your conclusion that I am chasing after my loses as a fallacy because it is not logical, I mean the premises doesn't warrant your conclusion. it just a win or lose game so I keep playing even when I lose. no matter how you improve your gambling skill you will still have to lose cuz that how it works. even the most skillful gambler still lose. FYI I do not gamble with what I can't afford to lose so saying I chase after my losses is completely a fallacy of petitio principi begging the question.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: mvdheuvel1983 on November 16, 2023, 08:51:48 PM
To me one of the most important things to do to stick to one's bankroll plan is to set a realistic expectation on one's wins. While it is not completely the same, I can relate to the feeling of getting pushed by greed further and increase the wager beyond the planned budget. It did not end for the that time rolling dices.

I would also say that a relatively good measure to stick to one's budget is not having all the bulk of one's money deposited on the casino at the same time, not even in the "trunk" or "chest" of one's account.  Even if takes more time and can be annoying, if one does not have much control, then only deposit what you are willing to put at risk that day.
The key strategy is to divide the bankroll into units, with a unit representing a specific percentage of the total bankroll that is wagered per bet. Use 1% to 3% of the bankroll per bet based on your risk tolerance. To show discipline as a bettor which is the harbinger of better profit, you must ensure to maintain consistency in the chosen unit size, regardless of odds or circumstances.

Sources
-gamble-usa.com/guides/units/
-  revenuesandprofits.com/sports-betting-bankroll-management/


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Mahanton on November 16, 2023, 08:57:28 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
How disciplined I am?

Never cross the line or would really be going beyond your limit.This would really be the key for you to avoid yourself on getting devastated with gambling.The most common scenario or condition
on why people do mess up with gambling is that they do really go past beyond their limits.It would be always ideal that you should really be that mindful about your spending because if not
then you would really be finding yourself on such big trouble when it comes to finances. Play only on the amount which you can afford to lose and you wont really be having
no problems when it comes to things such as addiction or losing that big time.

What you do need?
Self control,discipline, greed control, emotion control, dont be delusional, dont aim on getting rich.

Gambling is for fun and a heavily luck relying kind of game or thing on which it would really be just that important
that you should really be that sensible on what actions you are making.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Finestream on November 16, 2023, 08:58:38 PM
  Gamblers are known to be greedy and would want to seize every opportunity when we are talking about profits. So what you are experiencing right now is not actually new as a lot of us here are facing the same problem like you. But if you are actually determined to discipline yourself and your gambling bankroll, then you should learn to control the urge in gambling as much as you can. That's the only way you can control your betting expenses as well.

What I usually do is I only gamble an amount that I can afford to lose. By sticking to my limit in gambling, I was able to control my finances and become more disciplined in managing my bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Huppercase on November 16, 2023, 09:12:55 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.


If you have been a gambler for long, you should understand how this thing works better, it wouldn't take you to this level before you ask this and I think something must have been wrong somewhere. It's either you are always bored  >:( or you have more free time than your work hour, if you occupy yourself with other relevant and important things, you will have less time to wager all the time, when you realize that you make lost in those windows, you will even be discourage to bet unless you are planning on doing giveaway to betting platforms.


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Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

To me, this is simple. Don't cross over your limit especially when you realize that your loss is betting bigger. Don't think of having luck or thinking that because you got lucky and rollover the last time, it will happen again. Take a walk and exit gambling platform and do the things that kills your time without spending a single fiat to gamble for games. You will improve with time and you must also learn to forget the past losses.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: darkangel11 on November 16, 2023, 09:26:12 PM
I'm extremely disciplined. I tell myself how much I'll spend and that's what I do. When I decide that it's going to be $100 this week, even if I'm having a great winning streak, I'll stop when I reach the amount I wanted to leave with before starting the game. That said, I often bet on matches like boxing, MMM, football, and I don't have to be really disciplined when it comes to it. After all, what I bet is in the game, unless I get  a chance to leave early and take a smaller win, but that's another matter for discussion.
What I find difficult, despite being disciplined is that I have second thoughts after. What If I played a bit more, what if I bet more on that game... I know it's stupid but that's how human brain works.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: goaldigger on November 16, 2023, 09:29:30 PM
I'm extremely disciplined. I tell myself how much I'll spend and that's what I do. When I decide that it's going to be $100 this week, even if I'm having a great winning streak, I'll stop when I reach the amount I wanted to leave with before starting the game. That said, I often bet on matches like boxing, MMM, football, and I don't have to be really disciplined when it comes to it. After all, what I bet is in the game, unless I get  a chance to leave early and take a smaller win, but that's another matter for discussion.
What I find difficult, despite being disciplined is that I have second thoughts after. What If I played a bit more, what if I bet more on that game... I know it's stupid but that's how human brain works.
This is also me, having a strong strategy on how to deal with gambling though sometimes you'll get tempted to gamble more especially if you don't have other activities for the day. Being a responsible gambler can make a big difference and can save you a lot from losing big money. There are times that you might feel to gamble more, just remember your first plan and commit to that. At the end of the day your success will depend on how responsible you are.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on November 16, 2023, 09:42:11 PM
I know I'm not a disciplined gambler and if I had too much money deposited in my casino account I'd overextend my games, which is why I never hold money on casino accounts. This is one of the rules I never break. When I want to play, I deposit a certain (small) amount of money and bet that until I either win enough to quit (double?), or bet on sports which makes all the bankroll disappear instantly, or I lose everything. If I lose it all I never add to the balance, just quit for some time.

Gambling was the game and playing the discipline was seems good.But most of the gambler will not follow all the rules.Because the game was for the entertainment purpose,So not all the gambler follow the rules in the game.But all the gambler must follow the rule of kyc verification to the gambling site,because thee Kyc verification alone help the gambling site to free from money laundering involvement.The gambler should fix the usage of 20-30 percentage of money to the gambling site,So they won't affect the bankroll the gamblers and affect the financial problems and we no need to get the loan for the loss to the gambling sites.Many gambler allow the loss to huge money and get the loan from their friends for their basic needs and family expenses was need to change character of the gambler.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: BitcoinPanther on November 16, 2023, 09:47:30 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

It is the greed and not being content that is the main culprit why a gambler losses his bankroll.  I usually have the same amount of bet my entire gameplay since I like playing slots in my gambling activities.  There is no problem with the size of bet since I always prefer the minimal bet to prolong my session, it is the amount of time to spend that makes me to lose all my bankroll since I tend to keep playing as long as my bankroll is not emptied.

I have noticed my mistakes and started limiting the time I played.   Since I am gambling to have fun, any amount of winning is fine for me but I realized I need to moderate the time I spend in gambling in order to not exhaust my bankroll when I have a good run in the beginning of my game play.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Sandra_hakeem on November 16, 2023, 09:52:56 PM
Uhmmm, some peeps are naturally extravagant... It don't mean they can't just adjust buh, they've been used to wasting resources and that's definitely what defines them at some point in Thier lives...

I'd like to add this... You can't pretend enough when it comes to things done within your closet (gambling) - you may try to act wise for some few moves with your bankroll but trust me, someday, you'd wager everything on it and it'll just be an experience to share to others...
Well for the wise one,they can actually be disciplined enough not to use more than the desired for a day or two.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: rahmad2nd on November 16, 2023, 10:16:13 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If I'm honest, I don't have an ideal answer for you. in fact, your experience is our experience too. but if I refer to personal experience, this situation depends on the conditions, situation and our psychology, especially when we are enjoying playing a game that we just like. in this case, a slot game. The situation you say is a common problem even though we are gamblers who have experience requirements. However, when faced with a game that is based on luck, sometimes our discipline can change. I mean, it is influenced by various things which are the main factors. that's why, I don't have an ideal answer.

Well, maybe there is a difference between you and me, because I tend to bet on football. Plus, of the many matches presented, I only chose 3 matches. it could be more, but that's if I'm sure about the results of the analysis I did. In luck-based games, it will be quite difficult to discipline ourselves in the game sessions we play. unless you limit yourself to how willing you are to accept defeat. if not, then the story will be the same as you said. So, the point is, there are no effective tips that someone has set that will work for you. The problem is, every person/gambler is different. So what is the essence, the answer is yourself. how you involve awareness, experience, responsibility and self-control. Apart from that, nothing is better according to my version.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Weawant on November 16, 2023, 10:18:01 PM
This is also me, having a strong strategy on how to deal with gambling though sometimes you'll get tempted to gamble more especially if you don't have other activities for the day. Being a responsible gambler can make a big difference and can save you a lot from losing big money. There are times that you might feel to gamble more, just remember your first plan and commit to that. At the end of the day your success will depend on how responsible you are.
This situation is common with most gamblers, even the gamblers with so much of experience and discipline, they at some point struggle with all these things and but they most times seem to have that self control over their urge to want to gamble again because I think they definitely do have that urge at times.

Greed sometimes has been one of the major reason some of these gamblers find it really difficult to maintain a good level of discipline with their bank roll while gambling, the more they get greedy the more they tend to add more, when ever they experience a certain amount nof loss they get greedy and want to recover it by all means thereby increasing their bankroll on their stakes and when it turns out a loss they are affected heavily.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: komisariatku on November 16, 2023, 10:46:37 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Gambling with discipline is very difficult. I'm sure we often feel emotional or dissatisfied so we make another deposit after losing a game. I often do this even though I have tried to be more disciplined in managing my finances. I have a money limit when gambling, but several times I have exceeded this limit if I lost too quickly on a slot machine so I made another deposit.

I think we have to be able to control ourselves, when we feel emotional we should stop and do other activities outside the house, usually that makes our emotions better. A safe way to play gambling is to use small bets so that the bankroll will last a long time and we can play until we get bored, but sometimes we don't feel satisfied if we get a big win with a small bet. In gambling, the most important thing is financial management, as long as we can maintain our financial condition in good condition then gambling will not disturb anything.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Casdinyard on November 16, 2023, 10:53:21 PM
Took me a lot of tries and failures, but I eventually mastered the art of discipline when it comes to retaining and managing the value of your bankroll. How I did it? Through this unconditional 3-wins-3-loss system that I saw someone propose in this forum, with no variations on my end made.

First off, you create a system wherein when you win or lose after 3 tries, you’d drop the game no matter what the outcome is, and once you successfully do this, live and die upon this hill. You’d see that eventually , you’ll grow the habit of keeping up with this system, and managing and saving the value of your bankroll will come as easy as breathing for you.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: wiss19 on November 17, 2023, 01:09:05 PM
sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option.
Almost every gambler feels that way at some point, you don't think about tomorrow when you feel like you can win more today and have more money for tomorrow and this thought process makes you go for it.

However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well.
That's right, it barely ends well for any gambler that isn't disciplined with their bankroll and the time they spend on their gambling activities.

My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.
Yep, late (since you've lost already) but right. It's discipline and staying within your limits that can save you from excessive losses because gambling is not for us to make money but it's to make money for people who own the casinos.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
I don't do anything special in particular, I just always remember that I know I'm a human, and human nature tends to never get satisfied no matter how much it gets. So, it's better to just settle down to whatever you have got and avoid the greed that will keep tickling you to keep playing and you will get more because that's a lie your mind is telling you.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Gozie51 on November 17, 2023, 01:34:34 PM

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

The first step to manage a bankroll is to always remind yourself that betting doesn't have a winning guarantee and so you will have that at the back of your mind before betting and what this does is to make you bet reasonably and not to go beyond your budget. Budgeting and emotion go together, a good budget and a bad emotion means something is wrong but a good budget and a good emotion means something is right because there will always be control on the impulse to play irrationally. So chasing loses is not a good management skill.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hypnosis00 on November 17, 2023, 01:40:58 PM

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

The first step to manage a bankroll is to always remind yourself that betting doesn't have a winning guarantee and so you will have that at the back of your mind before betting and what this does is to make you bet reasonably and not to go beyond your budget. Budgeting and emotion go together, a good budget and a bad emotion means something is wrong but a good budget and a good emotion means something is right because there will always be control on the impulse to play irrationally. So chasing loses is not a good management skill.

Chasing both winnings and losses is always a bad idea as it usually doesn't end in our favor. If we're not content with our winnings and keep betting significant amounts in the pursuit of more wins, it's likely not going to end well. What we really need is a bankroll that allows for both pressure and excitement, turning it into a serious and long-term endeavor. Starting with a small bankroll and aiming for a huge target, while it might succeed, the chances of success are minimal, close to 1%.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: YOSHIE on November 17, 2023, 01:50:45 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
For me as long as I was involved in gambling, especially crypto online casinos, I felt that I didn't care too much and was serious about discipline and in the management factor of the money I was betting.

In fact, I gamble as much as I like or when I have free time, the same goes for money, I really use my side money in gambling, for me winning or losing is not a bitter moment that I feel.

I really don't have a special bankroll in gambling, besides I don't set aside special money in gambling, exactly as I said above, gambling comes and goes, gambling is not specifically to be done.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: TheUltraElite on November 17, 2023, 02:09:40 PM
Its not just the OP, managing the bankroll is tough. Period.
The gambler always wants to make money and to do that they need to constant bankroll supply, which comes in only from their pocket without limitations, eventually creeping to the family's money and borrowed money from lenders.

We have a rule of never bet more than 10% of your entire bankroll on any bet. Try to follow that as a general thumb rule. Controlling your gambling habits need another level of self-discipline without which your end up busting all of it.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 17, 2023, 02:10:16 PM

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

The first step to manage a bankroll is to always remind yourself that betting doesn't have a winning guarantee and so you will have that at the back of your mind before betting and what this does is to make you bet reasonably and not to go beyond your budget. Budgeting and emotion go together, a good budget and a bad emotion means something is wrong but a good budget and a good emotion means something is right because there will always be control on the impulse to play irrationally. So chasing loses is not a good management skill.

Chasing both winnings and losses is always a bad idea as it usually doesn't end in our favor. If we're not content with our winnings and keep betting significant amounts in the pursuit of more wins, it's likely not going to end well. What we really need is a bankroll that allows for both pressure and excitement, turning it into a serious and long-term endeavor. Starting with a small bankroll and aiming for a huge target, while it might succeed, the chances of success are minimal, close to 1%.

Basically chasing something that has been lost in gambling will always be an action that is not recommended, none other than because there is no guarantee whatsoever for you to be able to return the money in full, it is always a little impossible because the purpose of the casino is to profit from the defeat of the gamblers, so with that alone it is clear that it will not be easy for anyone to recover, there will be no other feeling than disappointment and regret, But I say that only for people who still have a little awareness, because of course for people who have a very strong addiction they will not care about the concept and the real risk of gambling that you will not be able or mean very difficult to recover, and usually what they do is continue to chase defeat until they realize that they have lost a lot of money with large amounts.

So it's really not recommended and not a good alternative to choose and also on the other hand usually the final result is even worse. The only thing you can choose is to accept all the risks that have occurred and not chase anything that has been lost, with that then I will call you a responsible gambler. Another way is to reduce the amount of your budget so that you don't get too hurt if you lose again, which is more important.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: junder on November 17, 2023, 02:10:35 PM
This is also me, having a strong strategy on how to deal with gambling though sometimes you'll get tempted to gamble more especially if you don't have other activities for the day. Being a responsible gambler can make a big difference and can save you a lot from losing big money. There are times that you might feel to gamble more, just remember your first plan and commit to that. At the end of the day your success will depend on how responsible you are.
This situation is common with most gamblers, even the gamblers with so much of experience and discipline, they at some point struggle with all these things and but they most times seem to have that self control over their urge to want to gamble again because I think they definitely do have that urge at times.

Greed sometimes has been one of the major reason some of these gamblers find it really difficult to maintain a good level of discipline with their bank roll while gambling, the more they get greedy the more they tend to add more, when ever they experience a certain amount nof loss they get greedy and want to recover it by all means thereby increasing their bankroll on their stakes and when it turns out a loss they are affected heavily.

I doubt that many gamblers are disciplined. Because in my opinion, many gamblers play again when they lose because of the emotion of losing and encourage them to gamble again. Unconsciously they have lost a lot of money gambling, things like this are difficult to avoid so many gamblers are like this. The bookie who acts as their host reaps a lot of profits when there are people like this, they have lost a lot but still they keep gambling in the hope that they can get a big win to replace the losses they have felt.
That's the truth, even I can confirm it myself. The greed that drives them to continue gambling because their brains have been quasi by gambling to the point of not thinking about anything else. And this certainly harms them in every way not only in terms of finances.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Webetcoins on November 17, 2023, 06:04:42 PM
You said you have been gambling for years? But unfortunately the issue is still there. It is possible that you can't totally learn from your mistakes. We can also say that you are only just a human and as a human, we are always bound to make a mistake. I've went through a lot of motivational discussions or self discipline threads and see that some people there can also fail to follow their new return.

But as they say, as long as you are alive and breathing, there is always a chance. So that was it. Just try to discipline your self again and try to become a better version of your self this time. Good luck buddy. If possible, maybe you can leave gambling for a while.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on November 17, 2023, 06:11:12 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Like everything else in life becoming a disciplined person is something that you develop slowly and you learn over time, so if you want to become more disciplined then you need to begin to try to do so in many other aspects of your life as well, so if for example your alarm clock rings and it is time to wake up you should not turn it off and sleep for five more minutes, instead you should get up immediately and without any protest, while this may seem small, if you being to do this in many aspects of your life soon you will develop discipline, and deciding a limit when you gamble and respecting it will become way easier.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: klidex on November 18, 2023, 03:27:21 AM
This is also me, having a strong strategy on how to deal with gambling though sometimes you'll get tempted to gamble more especially if you don't have other activities for the day. Being a responsible gambler can make a big difference and can save you a lot from losing big money. There are times that you might feel to gamble more, just remember your first plan and commit to that. At the end of the day your success will depend on how responsible you are.
This situation is common with most gamblers, even the gamblers with so much of experience and discipline, they at some point struggle with all these things and but they most times seem to have that self control over their urge to want to gamble again because I think they definitely do have that urge at times.

Greed sometimes has been one of the major reason some of these gamblers find it really difficult to maintain a good level of discipline with their bank roll while gambling, the more they get greedy the more they tend to add more, when ever they experience a certain amount nof loss they get greedy and want to recover it by all means thereby increasing their bankroll on their stakes and when it turns out a loss they are affected heavily.
Experienced gamblers can usually manage their finances well and they always think about not overspending because experienced gamblers know more about the risks of gambling which causes more losses than wins so experienced gamblers definitely use gambling responsibly and determine their bets without being careless and this can be an example for other gamblers to control their finances with discipline and be able to set a budget firmly and not be unstable.
This means that gamblers will definitely not experience problems with financial disruption.

Greed indeed causes gamblers to lose control so it is difficult to be able to set a definite budget. With this greed, someone becomes crazy and ambitious to win big, they never leave gambling before achieving maximum results.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on November 18, 2023, 06:17:34 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
Like everything else in life becoming a disciplined person is something that you develop slowly and you learn over time, so if you want to become more disciplined then you need to begin to try to do so in many other aspects of your life as well, so if for example your alarm clock rings and it is time to wake up you should not turn it off and sleep for five more minutes, instead you should get up immediately and without any protest, while this may seem small, if you being to do this in many aspects of your life soon you will develop discipline, and deciding a limit when you gamble and respecting it will become way easier.

That's principle comes from how you adopt the system and how serious you are in focusing to continue the discipline, I think with what you said developing that kind of thinking you will learn things from each gambling sessions that you'll going to participate in, managing bankroll is not easy as there's always temptation that may lead you to make an excessive gambling.

It's a self-explanation of how good or how bad you are in terms of managing your money, gambling always has that way to allure you and make you ask for more. Things that you need to suppress whenever you are inside gambling.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Z390 on November 18, 2023, 07:09:24 AM
Many people still tend to overlook and ignore the importance of bankroll, before you start gambling it's very important to define the actual money you want to be using for gambling, either daily, weekly or monthly, if you are a salary earner, allocate some money that you would consider as disposable, the lower it is the better, it depends on how much you are earning though, as little at $2 to as much as $1000, the goal here is to set limits that you can live with.

Many gamblers don't like keeping track of their losses but a proper management of your bankroll involves not only keeping tracks of the bets you win but also those that end up losing, I know that winning can be pretty exciting but at the same time I believe the excitement can also distract them from looking into how much they have actually lost so far.

The third advice for you is to avoid chasing your losses, winning some money in gambling is very exciting however losses are inevitable when you gamble and sometimes the losses might not be very bad and you will feel like you can recover them back, sooner you will start getting the hopes if getting your money back and that will keep you playing, still not entirely bad if you are still managing what you can afford to lose but still this method is not healthy for your bankroll, there is nothing bad in losing and taking a break.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on November 18, 2023, 07:55:32 AM
Like everything else in life becoming a disciplined person is something that you develop slowly and you learn over time, so if you want to become more disciplined then you need to begin to try to do so in many other aspects of your life as well, so if for example your alarm clock rings and it is time to wake up you should not turn it off and sleep for five more minutes, instead you should get up immediately and without any protest, while this may seem small, if you being to do this in many aspects of your life soon you will develop discipline, and deciding a limit when you gamble and respecting it will become way easier.
There are many ways we can have good discipline, and you provide a good example of practicing this discipline. When playing gambling, we also have to have good discipline so that we don't gamble too much and always try to stay within limits. We can only try to learn discipline and even though it is difficult, we still have to force ourselves to have good discipline to be able to gamble within limits. We have seen how a gambler loses his discipline in gambling, which causes him to lose a lot of money. For this reason, we must continue to practice discipline so that we don't experience problems in gambling.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: piebeyb on November 18, 2023, 08:00:55 AM
Its not just the OP, managing the bankroll is tough. Period.
The gambler always wants to make money and to do that they need to constant bankroll supply, which comes in only from their pocket without limitations, eventually creeping to the family's money and borrowed money from lenders.

We have a rule of never bet more than 10% of your entire bankroll on any bet. Try to follow that as a general thumb rule. Controlling your gambling habits need another level of self-discipline without which your end up busting all of it.
Yes, it's very difficult, but we can try it slowly, at least limit the budget because that way we won't gamble beyond the limit, many gamblers don't limit their budget so they gamble without limits, until they use the money that should be for their needs and needs. the family becomes exhausted and ultimately makes the family miserable, falling into poverty and then being abandoned by the family, living a very tragic life by following the habit of gambling so that it cannot be controlled properly.

It's important to find someone to manage the budget, for example someone from the family or someone who understands this, so that you can gamble with proper control, without wasting money excessively and in a limited way, that's why I entrust my wife to manage my gambling budget every weekend, usually under 5% from my weekly salary. He arranged everything and I trust him, everyone will be safe, just gamble wisely and responsibly


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on November 18, 2023, 01:29:43 PM
It seems like you are addicted to gambling because you have the urge to do more and don't think that there is actually still a tomorrow that you can use to gamble. At least you have to be disciplined in managing your bankroll and always try to limit your gambling so that you never think about exceeding or doing more today. We can only limit losses so that they don't get bigger and don't spend all the money for today so that we can still gamble another day using the money we still have now.

I always set the same amount to gamble and never go over it because once we go over that amount, there will be the urge you feel. If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: TheUltraElite on November 22, 2023, 05:10:17 PM
and ultimately makes the family miserable, falling into poverty and then being abandoned by the family, living a very tragic life by following the habit of gambling so that it cannot be controlled properly.
It happens with the best of gamblers who cannot control their habits, indeed gambling is the cause of marital disharmony in many families.

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It's important to find someone to manage the budget, for example someone from the family or someone who understands this, so that you can gamble with proper control, without wasting money excessively and in a limited way, that's why I entrust my wife to manage my gambling budget every weekend, usually under 5% from my weekly salary. He arranged everything and I trust him, everyone will be safe, just gamble wisely and responsibly
You will end up fighting with that entrusted person. I have heard about the wife being in charge of the bankroll but the guy eventually started stealing from her in order to play, which led to their divorce and the guy found another woman and stole money from her too.

It ends up being the same unless the gambler exerts their self-control. Most gamblers cannot and they need to seek professional help too.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Cookdata on November 22, 2023, 05:24:37 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

I have some questions that requires some justice answers. The first one is do you make money in those bets after you exceeded your bankroll? Is your bankroll weekly or daily? I will assume you are not making any profit so that I can input my opinion and recommendations but if you answer, I will change my opinion later.

If you wager your bankroll in a spot and it's something you are not doing before, then I think you need to check yourself. It's either your been idle and have much time to bets and it's affecting your ways of gambling, I believe when you have a very little time, to bets might even be hard to do except if you blew up everything in a single wager.

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Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

What do in betting, I have an allocation for every bet and even if when they bring what is expected of them, then the bet is done for that day, you don't need to go extra mile to bets everything and the worse of it is when there is lost for the day, I don't go more than my allocation and after the end of the month, I excel my profits and losses to see how profitable I was for that month. This work like magic and in addition, please have something physical doing and make sure you touch some grass, it's good for the health.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: pawanjain on November 23, 2023, 11:55:37 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Very well said and it's true. No matter how good we are at betting or how lucky we get but if we don't manage our bankroll well then we will end up spending more on betting and this will eventualluy end us up in losses.
I personally think that the best way to manage bankroll is to deposit only a limited amount that we can afford to lose.
At the end of the day, we need to limit our losses so that we don't end up losing more and we won't lose more if we don't have more money in our account.
Making a deposit less than your usual is a good thing. To some it won’t be of any help but the fact that it is tiring sometimes to deposit an amount, would help you limit your gambling bankroll. Another is to separate the amount you would be using in gambling, on a daily basis such that if you have lost the amount for that day, you’d be in guilt extending your gambling budget. Last is of course, self discipline; simplest yet the hardest. However, no plan will happen if you would neglect imposing your own discipline especially in gambling wherein one’s emotion could take him over. Set the right mindset; win an amount then stop, lose it all for that day then stop. Accept that it won’t always be our lucky day and that there are times losing would be more frequent.

Even I follow this approach and so far it is going great but when I tell this to others they start complaining.
They say that it's easy to say but hard to control the emotions and they start depositing more to play more.
That's the tough part in here and we need to have a strong self control. We need to have that discipline and only then we can manage our bankroll effectively.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: 0t3p0t on November 23, 2023, 12:19:27 PM
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How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
I have limits on how much I can afford to lose. If my limit is $20, I am not gonna spend more than that after my funds got liquidated. The problem with other gamblers is that they keep on chasing loses that is why they end up losing huge amount of money than those who are setting limits.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Wapfika on November 23, 2023, 12:32:00 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

I thought I was disciplined already since I’m only playing every weekends when I’m off to work and only play using the money I allocate on gambling. But this change when I recently encountered dangerous chasing loss because it involves huge amount of money while it only start from small bet.

This happened because I gamble while my health is not good that time. I just play to kill time while I’m still not feeling and the result is awful. The big lesson that I learned here was even if you are already good on managing your bankroll, You will still be reckless sometimes if your mind is not conditioned to think well so only gamble while your mind can think fully capacity.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Frankolala on November 23, 2023, 12:32:54 PM
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How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
I have limits on how much I can afford to lose. If my limit is $20, I am not gonna spend more than that after my funds got liquidated. The problem with other gamblers is that they keep on chasing loses that is why they end up losing huge amount of money than those who are setting limits.
I agree with you mate, once the amount set aside for your gambling activities has been exhausted, t is better to stop gambling. Another thing is that one shouldn't borrow money to gamble or use the money that is meant for an important need to gamble on order to avoid that person from trying to chase his losses.

Another thing that we should consider when gambling is to have a time limit to your gambling activities so that you can discipline yourself on the time that you are spending on gambling, either winning or not as long as the time limit is over, you should immediately stop gambling, to avoid spending excess because you are enjoying the fun or chasing your losses.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Marvelman on November 23, 2023, 01:09:55 PM
For me, sticking to limits has worked best to manage my money.  I write down all my wins and losses too.  That keeps me accountable so I make better choices next time.  Like if I lost more than I usually allow myself, I'll set lower limits next couple times so I don't dig myself into a hole.  Wins feel great but can make you reckless chasing even bigger wins and taking stupid risks.  Tracking everything makes those highs and lows clearer.  So I just try to gamble steady, not get too high or low.  As long as I stick to my rules and limits, it goes alright typically.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: madnessteat on November 23, 2023, 01:22:29 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

It seems to me that much depends on the gambler's responsibility to himself and his family. When I was not yet married, and accordingly all the money I earned could spend on myself, I could afford to leave in the casino 1/4 of my salary. Now when the well-being of other people I love depends on my actions, I can not just not afford to spend my paycheck on gambling. I have to look for additional opportunities to earn money. Most likely, responsibility comes with wisdom, so it is quite difficult to speed up this process.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Webetcoins on November 24, 2023, 05:14:33 PM
It seems like you are addicted to gambling because you have the urge to do more and don't think that there is actually still a tomorrow that you can use to gamble. At least you have to be disciplined in managing your bankroll and always try to limit your gambling so that you never think about exceeding or doing more today. We can only limit losses so that they don't get bigger and don't spend all the money for today so that we can still gamble another day using the money we still have now.

I always set the same amount to gamble and never go over it because once we go over that amount, there will be the urge you feel. If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.
If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.
It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Quidat on November 24, 2023, 05:18:47 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: noormcs5 on November 24, 2023, 05:19:25 PM
It seems like you are addicted to gambling because you have the urge to do more and don't think that there is actually still a tomorrow that you can use to gamble. At least you have to be disciplined in managing your bankroll and always try to limit your gambling so that you never think about exceeding or doing more today. We can only limit losses so that they don't get bigger and don't spend all the money for today so that we can still gamble another day using the money we still have now.

I always set the same amount to gamble and never go over it because once we go over that amount, there will be the urge you feel. If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.
If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.
It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

When it comes to manage your bank roll to be discipline specially when you are gambling then I must say that it is not an easy task and only that experience gamblers will be able to manage their bankroll only after they have ganied sufficient experience in this brutal market.

Yes a person a can learn from a person and if that person is experienced in managing the bank roll but then it will take time. A new gambler will be influenced by the emotions and will make many mistakes before he is perfect in managing his bankroll and all the principles of money management.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Unbunplease on November 24, 2023, 06:48:07 PM
To competently manage the bankroll, you must, first of all, be able to observe financial discipline, have a stable enough psyche and, no matter what, try to stick to a carefully developed plan, without giving in to excitement


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on November 24, 2023, 07:09:13 PM
When it comes to manage your bank roll to be discipline specially when you are gambling then I must say that it is not an easy task and only that experience gamblers will be able to manage their bankroll only after they have ganied sufficient experience in this brutal market.

Yes a person a can learn from a person and if that person is experienced in managing the bank roll but then it will take time. A new gambler will be influenced by the emotions and will make many mistakes before he is perfect in managing his bankroll and all the principles of money management.
In a way it is completely understandable why new gamblers suffer so much to try to manage their bankroll, and this is because they are not even used to managing the rest of their money either, how many people do you know that are too heavily indebted, do not save any money or do not have any investments? And most likely the majority of the people that you know fulfill at least one of those conditions, and when you think about that then it makes sense why people are also bad at managing the money they have deposited at their favorite casino.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on November 24, 2023, 10:01:39 PM
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It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.
Actually, everyone can try it, meaning learn to try. It's not easy, but if someone doesn't want to try, they will never be able to do it. This is something that can be learned by everyone without exception, so if there is someone who can't while someone else can and continues to train, it means there is something wrong with that person. And if they don't know anything, they can ask in more detail what the difficulty was and what they did so they can learn about it and try it.

They can actually stop, but the problem is that it is still difficult for them to stop gambling and postpone it for several rounds immediately. And that will only hinder their desire to stop. Discipline is an activity that is carried out continuously. You go to the office and have to reach the office at 8 am. You can reach the office at 7.30. This means you have disciplined yourself so you arrive on time at the office. For people who are not used to getting up early or have never worked in an office, it may seem difficult. But if they learn to get up early, they will be able to get up early.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on November 24, 2023, 10:35:56 PM

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oilacris on November 24, 2023, 11:20:42 PM
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It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.
Actually, everyone can try it, meaning learn to try. It's not easy, but if someone doesn't want to try, they will never be able to do it. This is something that can be learned by everyone without exception, so if there is someone who can't while someone else can and continues to train, it means there is something wrong with that person. And if they don't know anything, they can ask in more detail what the difficulty was and what they did so they can learn about it and try it.

They can actually stop, but the problem is that it is still difficult for them to stop gambling and postpone it for several rounds immediately. And that will only hinder their desire to stop. Discipline is an activity that is carried out continuously. You go to the office and have to reach the office at 8 am. You can reach the office at 7.30. This means you have disciplined yourself so you arrive on time at the office. For people who are not used to getting up early or have never worked in an office, it may seem difficult. But if they learn to get up early, they will be able to get up early.
All matters with self acceptance because it is really just that normal to experience those mistakes since there are no perfect on this world on which on the time that you are dealing with gambling
then losses are inevitable and it is really just that right that you should really be managing your bankroll well if you dont like on easily getting busted up with gambling. Although
we do know that the risks involved is high and most likely we would really be that losing money. What matter most here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to
proceed on. People do usually stop when they had already busted their bankroll and not on the time that they are losing that much and call it a day.
Once that impulsive emotion would come out then it is really that something hard to control into.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: bettercrypto on November 24, 2023, 11:47:05 PM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

That's true; I've tried that before. Do you think the strategy we're using is right? Because we see that we're already growing the bankroll balance, we're thinking that we'll be able to keep getting profit from gambling every day.

I experienced this: for about 6 days, I got a profit in a row in dice games. After 7 days, I noticed that the wind suddenly changed. The 6 days I saved were also ignored, to be honest. That's my real experience.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: lionheart78 on November 25, 2023, 12:02:15 AM
It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Well, each person has a diffferent level of bankroll control and or shall we say self-restraint.  People who have strong self-discipline are able to manage their bankroll easily while those that have loose discipline often find themselves having a hard time even controlling simple gambling urges.  It is a matter of how one can control his gambling activities on how good they are in managing their bankroll.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

Just like what I am trying to say, discipline has something to do with self-control and at the same time bankroll management.  Those who are used to controlling themselves will always find it easy to do bankroll management and prevent gambling urges while people who have no sense of self-restraint will always have a problem in controlling their bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Kemarit on November 26, 2023, 09:30:18 AM

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

I don't see age as factor here though, even if you are just starting your gambling journey or you are a seasoned veteran, it's going to be very hard to managed your bankroll and it takes a lot of discipline. As for my experience, played games yesterday, and I won so I decided to withdraw.

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Quidat on November 26, 2023, 09:51:59 AM

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

I don't see age as factor here though, even if you are just starting your gambling journey or you are a seasoned veteran, it's going to be very hard to managed your bankroll and it takes a lot of discipline. As for my experience, played games yesterday, and I won so I decided to withdraw.

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.
Yes, age is just a number and speaking about maturity on the time that you do play then it would really be that so impossible that you wont really be able to determine in between
good and bad with gambling because spending up money will really be the first thing that you would be having in mind and the entertainment that it give. No one will really be that
thinking or prioritizing about leisure but rather we would really be thinking about making money which it will be causing up that kind of desperation on the time that you do play.

Bankroll management will be much needed on these kind of moment because if y ou are really that careless on taking up decisions such as of this moment then you are
that prone to mistakes on which you will really be regretting later on.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Viscore on November 26, 2023, 11:51:02 AM

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.

You'll mature eventually if you consistently learn from your mistakes. Our primary enemy here is ourselves, specifically our inability to control our emotions. If we aim to enjoy gambling for an extended period, we need to ensure we have the discipline to decide when to stop, whether winning or losing.

We all want success in gambling, so it should begin with disciplining ourselves, as strategies are crucial and require implementation with a clear mind to be effective. Scratch that 'emotion,' as it could undermine what we are trying to build.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Blitzboy on November 26, 2023, 02:28:47 PM

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

I don't see age as factor here though, even if you are just starting your gambling journey or you are a seasoned veteran, it's going to be very hard to managed your bankroll and it takes a lot of discipline. As for my experience, played games yesterday, and I won so I decided to withdraw.

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.
Yes, age is just a number and speaking about maturity on the time that you do play then it would really be that so impossible that you wont really be able to determine in between
good and bad with gambling because spending up money will really be the first thing that you would be having in mind and the entertainment that it give. No one will really be that
thinking or prioritizing about leisure but rather we would really be thinking about making money which it will be causing up that kind of desperation on the time that you do play.

Bankroll management will be much needed on these kind of moment because if y ou are really that careless on taking up decisions such as of this moment then you are
that prone to mistakes on which you will really be regretting later on.
Age is merely a number, but maturity is complex. It affects gambling decisions, as immediate money trumps caution. How strange that the mind chooses short-term pleasure over long-term consequences in gambling? Consider bankroll management. Not only a plan, it shows discipline and self-awareness. Lack thereof causes hasty, regrettable decisions. Arent these gambling's main issues? The delicate balance between risk and restraint? Knowledge and control are your weapons in this psychological battle.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on November 26, 2023, 02:56:21 PM
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All matters with self acceptance because it is really just that normal to experience those mistakes since there are no perfect on this world on which on the time that you are dealing with gambling
then losses are inevitable and it is really just that right that you should really be managing your bankroll well if you dont like on easily getting busted up with gambling. Although
we do know that the risks involved is high and most likely we would really be that losing money. What matter most here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to
proceed on. People do usually stop when they had already busted their bankroll and not on the time that they are losing that much and call it a day.
Once that impulsive emotion would come out then it is really that something hard to control into.
Making mistakes is normal and experienced by everyone, but what makes the difference is whether the person can learn from their mistake or will make another mistake without correcting the previous mistake. It is indeed difficult to learn discipline because we often fail to apply it, but if we are still willing to learn, we can definitely have the discipline that will prevent us from continuing to gamble. We can also stop gambling once we have had enough because we don't want to take greater risks. Those who have this discipline will stop gambling and not spend the money in their gambling account balance because they want to use the money to gamble at another time. And with that discipline, they are also able to manage their finances when gambling so that it doesn't disrupt their family's finances.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 26, 2023, 03:43:44 PM

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.

You'll mature eventually if you consistently learn from your mistakes. Our primary enemy here is ourselves, specifically our inability to control our emotions. If we aim to enjoy gambling for an extended period, we need to ensure we have the discipline to decide when to stop, whether winning or losing.
But being considered an adult does not necessarily make someone have big responsibility for every decision they make.
When someone truly has great sense of responsibility, they can decide on all their activities with the aim of getting positive things and can always consider the good and bad impacts of what they are going to do.
But becoming responsible gambler is not easy and cannot necessarily be implemented by all gamblers.
Even finances, which are clearly an important factor for sustainability in every gambling activity, may not necessarily be managed well by adults, but they can clearly be managed maturely by responsible people.

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We all want success in gambling, so it should begin with disciplining ourselves, as strategies are crucial and require implementation with a clear mind to be effective. Scratch that 'emotion,' as it could undermine what we are trying to build.
Yes, we all want success in gambling but this is an impossible desire or has very small chance of success.
I personally think that success and success in gambling is when someone is able to avoid every bad thing from gambling and those who can truly think that gambling is place that is just for fun without any hope of getting rich.
But on the other hand, the assumption of success from gambling will of course be different for each gambler and we must be able to choose it, don't let us get carried away just because we want to be successful gambler in the sense of being successful in terms of financial gain.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: junder on November 26, 2023, 05:08:46 PM
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All matters with self acceptance because it is really just that normal to experience those mistakes since there are no perfect on this world on which on the time that you are dealing with gambling
then losses are inevitable and it is really just that right that you should really be managing your bankroll well if you dont like on easily getting busted up with gambling. Although
we do know that the risks involved is high and most likely we would really be that losing money. What matter most here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to
proceed on. People do usually stop when they had already busted their bankroll and not on the time that they are losing that much and call it a day.
Once that impulsive emotion would come out then it is really that something hard to control into.
Making mistakes is normal and experienced by everyone, but what makes the difference is whether the person can learn from their mistake or will make another mistake without correcting the previous mistake. It is indeed difficult to learn discipline because we often fail to apply it, but if we are still willing to learn, we can definitely have the discipline that will prevent us from continuing to gamble. We can also stop gambling once we have had enough because we don't want to take greater risks. Those who have this discipline will stop gambling and not spend the money in their gambling account balance because they want to use the money to gamble at another time. And with that discipline, they are also able to manage their finances when gambling so that it doesn't disrupt their family's finances.

Yes that's true because basically humans are living creatures that will never escape the name of mistakes, all of them are the same because they have their own common sense within them, but the difference may be one of them as you said some can learn from their mistakes for something better and some are not at all, the level of awareness also has an important role in this because there are also some of them who make mistakes continuously but there is absolutely no awareness in themselves that what they are doing is wrong.

Yes applying discipline is quite difficult and not everyone can do it, I think it's more related to the difficulty of getting used to a change, for example like those who have entered the addiction phase and one of the reasons that makes it difficult for them to get out of the zone is because they cannot apply good consistency and discipline in terms of change. All changes are indeed doable or even easy and the question is whether or not they want to change for the better, because I think it's just nonsense if they just talk but are not accompanied by some actions that will support the change, I think they need something like a sense of trauma as a driver to really make changes.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Accardo on November 26, 2023, 05:56:13 PM
I've read multiple models of bankroll management and the two I feel interested on are flat betting and confidence model. Flat betting, is having a unit that you'll stake for long without changing the amount all through, the time set out for gambling that day. Most professional gamblers follow this method. And it's one of the best method in managing bank roll, thereby reducing the amount we spend, whether win or lose. Also maximizing profit, although the amount we choose should be little, hence the expected profits is to be small. Some gamblers won't like this model, except their aim is to enjoy the game, only. Another good model, which I like, is confidence betting model. Maintaining the flat betting model, but wagering huge amount of money when the player gets comfortable. So, in this model, it's too cool to say that the gambler won't lose out his bank roll. But if he gets too confident on wagering huge amount, he'll be mismanaging his funds. The first one, is preferable, but mixing the both without abusing it won't affect any gambler's bank roll. Op should do more research on the models for managing bank rolls. He'd learn different strategies. This article (https://linemovement.com/2020/07/09/bankroll-management-in-sports-betting/) is very helpful for every gambler who is confused about managing their bank roll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: slapper on November 26, 2023, 06:09:48 PM
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All matters with self acceptance because it is really just that normal to experience those mistakes since there are no perfect on this world on which on the time that you are dealing with gambling
then losses are inevitable and it is really just that right that you should really be managing your bankroll well if you dont like on easily getting busted up with gambling. Although
we do know that the risks involved is high and most likely we would really be that losing money. What matter most here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to
proceed on. People do usually stop when they had already busted their bankroll and not on the time that they are losing that much and call it a day.
Once that impulsive emotion would come out then it is really that something hard to control into.
Making mistakes is normal and experienced by everyone, but what makes the difference is whether the person can learn from their mistake or will make another mistake without correcting the previous mistake. It is indeed difficult to learn discipline because we often fail to apply it, but if we are still willing to learn, we can definitely have the discipline that will prevent us from continuing to gamble. We can also stop gambling once we have had enough because we don't want to take greater risks. Those who have this discipline will stop gambling and not spend the money in their gambling account balance because they want to use the money to gamble at another time. And with that discipline, they are also able to manage their finances when gambling so that it doesn't disrupt their family's finances.

Yes that's true because basically humans are living creatures that will never escape the name of mistakes, all of them are the same because they have their own common sense within them, but the difference may be one of them as you said some can learn from their mistakes for something better and some are not at all, the level of awareness also has an important role in this because there are also some of them who make mistakes continuously but there is absolutely no awareness in themselves that what they are doing is wrong.

Yes applying discipline is quite difficult and not everyone can do it, I think it's more related to the difficulty of getting used to a change, for example like those who have entered the addiction phase and one of the reasons that makes it difficult for them to get out of the zone is because they cannot apply good consistency and discipline in terms of change. All changes are indeed doable or even easy and the question is whether or not they want to change for the better, because I think it's just nonsense if they just talk but are not accompanied by some actions that will support the change, I think they need something like a sense of trauma as a driver to really make changes.
Like gambling, arent our habits and decisions a high-stakes game? Why arent we utilizing gambling's measured risks and odds to our own growth? We know poker's risk, but breaking bad habits or adopting discipline is up to us. This goes against our beliefs. As in reality, gambling requires adaptability, pattern recognition, and strategy changes for better results. Why do we claim impotence in habit and discipline?

Your idea that change requires a sense of trauma is good but dangerously simplistic. Like gambling methods, consistency and discipline take experience, patience, and a deep understanding of the game We're life strategists, not just animals of habit. Why do we limit ourselves by not employing tactical techniques to personal development? Shouldn't we evaluate our life decisions like seasoned gamblers evaluating their next move?


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: TimtheYoutuber on November 26, 2023, 06:15:27 PM
Bankroll management is vital for any positive sports bettor. I don't think there are many that do it professionally without a good roll management plan. Hard to stay level headed when you lose a game of inches.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on November 27, 2023, 11:17:29 AM
~snip~
Yes that's true because basically humans are living creatures that will never escape the name of mistakes, all of them are the same because they have their own common sense within them, but the difference may be one of them as you said some can learn from their mistakes for something better and some are not at all, the level of awareness also has an important role in this because there are also some of them who make mistakes continuously but there is absolutely no awareness in themselves that what they are doing is wrong.

Yes applying discipline is quite difficult and not everyone can do it, I think it's more related to the difficulty of getting used to a change, for example like those who have entered the addiction phase and one of the reasons that makes it difficult for them to get out of the zone is because they cannot apply good consistency and discipline in terms of change. All changes are indeed doable or even easy and the question is whether or not they want to change for the better, because I think it's just nonsense if they just talk but are not accompanied by some actions that will support the change, I think they need something like a sense of trauma as a driver to really make changes.
And because we often make mistakes, we have to learn from them so that we don't make other mistakes or similar mistakes. But it's true that most people don't want to learn from their mistakes and tend to repeat the same or slightly different mistakes. But as they get older, some of them can change and realize that they have made many mistakes and have to correct them slowly. They will also have the awareness that gambling does not need to use a lot of money and must be done in moderation.

Only by getting used to continuing to practice discipline can we do so that we can have good discipline and really limit our gambling activities. Indeed, it takes time, but it's still worth trying because it's for their good, so they don't gamble too much. When they really have the discipline to gamble, they will always limit their time and money for gambling because they don't want to lose a lot and also don't want to experience gambling addiction. And the most important thing is how they can prove that they really want to practice that discipline so that they won't have trouble when they are gambling.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on November 27, 2023, 12:40:36 PM
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Yes that's true because basically humans are living creatures that will never escape the name of mistakes, all of them are the same because they have their own common sense within them, but the difference may be one of them as you said some can learn from their mistakes for something better and some are not at all, the level of awareness also has an important role in this because there are also some of them who make mistakes continuously but there is absolutely no awareness in themselves that what they are doing is wrong.

Yes applying discipline is quite difficult and not everyone can do it, I think it's more related to the difficulty of getting used to a change, for example like those who have entered the addiction phase and one of the reasons that makes it difficult for them to get out of the zone is because they cannot apply good consistency and discipline in terms of change. All changes are indeed doable or even easy and the question is whether or not they want to change for the better, because I think it's just nonsense if they just talk but are not accompanied by some actions that will support the change, I think they need something like a sense of trauma as a driver to really make changes.
And because we often make mistakes, we have to learn from them so that we don't make other mistakes or similar mistakes. But it's true that most people don't want to learn from their mistakes and tend to repeat the same or slightly different mistakes. But as they get older, some of them can change and realize that they have made many mistakes and have to correct them slowly. They will also have the awareness that gambling does not need to use a lot of money and must be done in moderation.

Only by getting used to continuing to practice discipline can we do so that we can have good discipline and really limit our gambling activities. Indeed, it takes time, but it's still worth trying because it's for their good, so they don't gamble too much. When they really have the discipline to gamble, they will always limit their time and money for gambling because they don't want to lose a lot and also don't want to experience gambling addiction. And the most important thing is how they can prove that they really want to practice that discipline so that they won't have trouble when they are gambling.

Continuing to practice such kind of discipline will allow you to avoid making big mistakes and lose a lot, experienced help if you take it seriously and by practicing it during the actual gambling participation, not just by words but by actions that will really give you that prevention to make that mistake and leave the casino with big regret behind.

You are the one who's controlling yourself, it's on you and how you will take that knowledge and use it as basis while playing /betting in the game.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: junder on November 27, 2023, 01:56:42 PM
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Yes that's true because basically humans are living creatures that will never escape the name of mistakes, all of them are the same because they have their own common sense within them, but the difference may be one of them as you said some can learn from their mistakes for something better and some are not at all, the level of awareness also has an important role in this because there are also some of them who make mistakes continuously but there is absolutely no awareness in themselves that what they are doing is wrong.

Yes applying discipline is quite difficult and not everyone can do it, I think it's more related to the difficulty of getting used to a change, for example like those who have entered the addiction phase and one of the reasons that makes it difficult for them to get out of the zone is because they cannot apply good consistency and discipline in terms of change. All changes are indeed doable or even easy and the question is whether or not they want to change for the better, because I think it's just nonsense if they just talk but are not accompanied by some actions that will support the change, I think they need something like a sense of trauma as a driver to really make changes.
And because we often make mistakes, we have to learn from them so that we don't make other mistakes or similar mistakes. But it's true that most people don't want to learn from their mistakes and tend to repeat the same or slightly different mistakes. But as they get older, some of them can change and realize that they have made many mistakes and have to correct them slowly. They will also have the awareness that gambling does not need to use a lot of money and must be done in moderation.

Only by getting used to continuing to practice discipline can we do so that we can have good discipline and really limit our gambling activities. Indeed, it takes time, but it's still worth trying because it's for their good, so they don't gamble too much. When they really have the discipline to gamble, they will always limit their time and money for gambling because they don't want to lose a lot and also don't want to experience gambling addiction. And the most important thing is how they can prove that they really want to practice that discipline so that they won't have trouble when they are gambling.

Like my previous statement, learning is always a good thing for a change and improvement but the problem is "Whether or not" is always about it, because it's useless if they just talk without taking any action to encourage the change to really happen, honestly for this problem is out of my control because only they know about when they have to be really serious in their changes, if indeed you are just talking nonsense it doesn't matter because however and any impact only you will feel it. Yes it's possible, sometimes maturity can also push them a little to reach the level of consciousness, if that's true it means they only have to wait for time to reach that consciousness slowly.

We must understand that getting out of the gambling zone or even addiction is not as easy as turning the palm of the hand, therefore it is quite impossible in my opinion for anyone to be able to recover completely in a short time, therefore simply if you already have the intention to get out of gambling activities then you must start trying to reduce it from now on so that in the next few months or even years you will be able to feel completely uninterested in gambling. So the point is true that they must be able to apply discipline and responsibility from now on to make it happen.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on November 27, 2023, 03:06:53 PM
I am extremely disciplined and very rational with the management of funds and gambling, although it was not like that in my early days, when I was very young, but luckily with time I understood what this is all about and not to put false hopes on it. I gamble infrequently, when I do I do it with low amounts that I can afford and usually a small percentage of the total I have in my account to make it last.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: sunsilk on November 27, 2023, 03:25:04 PM
Bankroll management is vital for any positive sports bettor. I don't think there are many that do it professionally without a good roll management plan.
Most professionals have their own way of managing their bankrolls and I think, they won't become professional if they don't have the discipline to do so.

Hard to stay level headed when you lose a game of inches.
This is a fact.

Even with a few losses with any bets you make from different games, that's going to give you hard time in maintaining yourself composed because every single lose that we make changes our mood.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: topbitcoin on November 27, 2023, 03:27:50 PM
I am extremely disciplined and very rational with the management of funds and gambling, although it was not like that in my early days, when I was very young, but luckily with time I understood what this is all about and not to put false hopes on it. I gamble infrequently, when I do I do it with low amounts that I can afford and usually a small percentage of the total I have in my account to make it last.

When gambling, it is related to managing the funds we use to gamble, this is necessary and we must always pay attention to it. Because if not, gambling will become an activity that can harm ourselves. And this gambling is a risky thing, because it involves money. And whether the amount of money is small or large depends on how capable we are at managing finances.

Apart from that, with good financial management, this can also help us minimize the level of losses in gambling.

But unfortunately, being able to consistently bet the same amount every time you play is something that is difficult for us to do. Because after we win, this often makes us even more ambitious to increase the bet amount. And that's when our ability to control the gambling we do is being tested.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: EluguHcman on November 27, 2023, 03:33:46 PM
My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.
Disciplinary bankroll management is very much necessary for gamblers who are to gamble periodically on schedule so as they don't over stay on the gambling table or placing bets beyond expectations but @ OP, I can tell that a disciplinary bankroll management doesn't offer gamblers chances to loose because your winning is depended on your gambling skills and of course your how lucky you could be instead discipline to manage your bankrolls enhances you to gamble responsible and could also have you the capacity to control your emotions likely when you looses to bets because your lost stakes was already kept aside for a risky activity with the tendencies of earlier awareness even before the game is started that it maybe lost or be multiplied.[/quote]



Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 27, 2023, 04:06:18 PM
I am extremely disciplined and very rational with the management of funds and gambling, although it was not like that in my early days, when I was very young, but luckily with time I understood what this is all about and not to put false hopes on it. I gamble infrequently, when I do I do it with low amounts that I can afford and usually a small percentage of the total I have in my account to make it last.

Experience can always be the best teacher in any case and still I think there will still be other possibilities for you or whoever it is not to do anything best or just choose and find the best way to solve the problem, because  on the other hand there are also those who have experienced bitter things in gambling but did not make any changes at all and they just spin in such a cycle of suffering, there is no better choice because the impetus of hope for something that is difficult to become possible is very high.

I understand that for the beginning  of involvement in gambling, beginners usually make a lot of mistakes whether it's in terms of the mindset and goals they bring or the way they do it which ultimately makes them end up disappointed. But I see you are doing so well, you are one  of those people who can take lessons from some bitter events and can make changes by implementing some preventive measures for a precaution so  that the  iimpact that you will experience next will not be too significant. I think your experience is worthy of emulation especially for those who are still struggling to achieve consciousness..


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on November 27, 2023, 04:15:16 PM
Bankroll management is not actually easy when it comes to a serious gambler, for me, I have been experiencing of late, this urge that keeps me gambling when my real intention is to quit because I am not winning, that is, when I am on a long losing streak, maybe after having won a good amount of money, I feel like to quit but I have this urge pushing me to keep playing for I could win even more, and even when I manage to try to stop, I have this voice in me telling me to atleast, play more so I could win back money ive lost from my winning a moment ago, and the more I keep playing, the more I keep losing.

This is just gambling, and managing bankroll is something we must deal with, it is not easy but if a gambler must do well in gambling, he or she must know when to stop and stop, there is no trick or special way to do this, other than to just stop when stopping is really necessary.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on November 27, 2023, 04:27:13 PM
Bankroll management is not actually easy when it comes to a serious gambler, for me, I have been experiencing of late, this urge that keeps me gambling when my real intention is to quit because I am not winning, that is, when I am on a long losing streak, maybe after having won a good amount of money, I feel like to quit but I have this urge pushing me to keep playing for I could win even more, and even when I manage to try to stop, I have this voice in me telling me to atleast, play more so I could win back money ive lost from my winning a moment ago, and the more I keep playing, the more I keep losing.

This is just gambling, and managing bankroll is something we must deal with, it is not easy but if a gambler must do well in gambling, he or she must know when to stop and stop, there is no trick or special way to do this, other than to just stop when stopping is really necessary.

The gambler should keep their bank roll for the peacefull life,If the gambler had zero balance and get money some source.He should not gamble that money,he need to convert to fiat and use for the necessary things.If the gambler had enough money for the basic needs and expenses,he can use of the money to gambling.The gambling can be used to multile the money,but the fact is the gambling is not the easy to multile the money.So use the money for the immediate need as the priority and then use the gambling.Many gambler uses the needed money and worry at the end of the gambling.So gambling must be played with more care to get big win by emotionless game.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: BitcoinPanther on November 27, 2023, 04:30:00 PM
Bankroll management is not actually easy when it comes to a serious gambler, for me, I have been experiencing of late, this urge that keeps me gambling when my real intention is to quit because I am not winning, that is, when I am on a long losing streak, maybe after having won a good amount of money, I feel like to quit but I have this urge pushing me to keep playing for I could win even more, and even when I manage to try to stop, I have this voice in me telling me to atleast, play more so I could win back money ive lost from my winning a moment ago, and the more I keep playing, the more I keep losing.

Bankroll management should not be that hard for a serious disciplined gambler, the only gambler that would be having a hard time to manage his bankroll are those who are compulsive gambler.  These gambler are having a hard time controlling their urge.  Aside from that, gamblers who succumb to their greed since they wanted to win more, they start chasing win that eventually turn to chasing losses.

This is just gambling, and managing bankroll is something we must deal with, it is not easy but if a gambler must do well in gambling, he or she must know when to stop and stop, there is no trick or special way to do this, other than to just stop when stopping is really necessary.

Being responsible gambler is the trick but obviously it is not that easy.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: uneng on November 27, 2023, 04:36:55 PM
But unfortunately, being able to consistently bet the same amount every time you play is something that is difficult for us to do. Because after we win, this often makes us even more ambitious to increase the bet amount. And that's when our ability to control the gambling we do is being tested.
Despite not being able to win consistently in gambling, you still have to be a responsible gambler and stop playing as soon as you hit the maximum amount of money you calculated you could lose. That is part of the bankroll management process. Bankroll management isn't about winning consistently, but about managing your money in a way it won't create financial problems for you later on another sectors of your life.

If you are a disciplined person, you are very likely to manage your bankroll properly, because the temptations which take gamblers to addiction and compulsive gambling won't have a very strong effect on you. Therefore, that is a trait which must be grown in every gamblers, so they can practice the activity they love so much without negative consequences for their lives.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: 348Judah on November 27, 2023, 04:43:59 PM
Bankroll management is not actually easy when it comes to a serious gambler, for me, I have been experiencing of late, this urge that keeps me gambling when my real intention is to quit because I am not winning, that is, when I am on a long losing streak, maybe after having won a good amount of money, I feel like to quit but I have this urge pushing me to keep playing for I could win even more, and even when I manage to try to stop, I have this voice in me telling me to atleast, play more so I could win back money ive lost from my winning a moment ago, and the more I keep playing, the more I keep losing.

Bankroll management should not be that hard for a serious disciplined gambler, the only gambler that would be having a hard time to manage his bankroll are those who are compulsive gambler.  These gambler are having a hard time controlling their urge.  Aside from that, gamblers who succumb to their greed since they wanted to win more, they start chasing win that eventually turn to chasing losses.

This is just gambling, and managing bankroll is something we must deal with, it is not easy but if a gambler must do well in gambling, he or she must know when to stop and stop, there is no trick or special way to do this, other than to just stop when stopping is really necessary.

Being responsible gambler is the trick but obviously it is not that easy.

When kt comes to the aspect of money management, i don't think most of us can even trust ourselves because gambling is a form of an entertainment that is always irresistible as long as we are having the money to be used for gambling, ow how can we now sit to develop a new technique that can help manage our bankroll each time we are up for gambling, we can claim to make this trick work for us being a responsible gaambler but everyone will also feels the same even though they are not, dealing with personal feelings is beyond the control of mouth.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: topbitcoin on November 27, 2023, 05:04:24 PM
But unfortunately, being able to consistently bet the same amount every time you play is something that is difficult for us to do. Because after we win, this often makes us even more ambitious to increase the bet amount. And that's when our ability to control the gambling we do is being tested.
Despite not being able to win consistently in gambling, you still have to be a responsible gambler and stop playing as soon as you hit the maximum amount of money you calculated you could lose. That is part of the bankroll management process. Bankroll management isn't about winning consistently, but about managing your money in a way it won't create financial problems for you later on another sectors of your life.

If you are a disciplined person, you are very likely to manage your bankroll properly, because the temptations which take gamblers to addiction and compulsive gambling won't have a very strong effect on you. Therefore, that is a trait which must be grown in every gamblers, so they can practice the activity they love so much without negative consequences for their lives.

Having a sense of responsibility for the gambling activities we do and playing gambling without having to leave other responsibilities, of course it is an attitude and behavior that we must have. Because no one told us to play and no one forced us to play gambling, but ourselves who have determined and decided to plunge into the world of gambling. So that we ourselves must be able to take responsibility for this gambling activity.


So far I am still consistent and always stick to a principle that was made before deciding to plunge into the world of gambling. Which although indeed when talking about discipline and consistency this is a very difficult thing. But even so I must still be able to continue to be consistent with this principle. Because if not then the situation that I will face becomes very difficult. And the name is already experiencing addiction to gambling, so to get out of this condition is not something easy.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: famososMuertos on November 27, 2023, 08:57:52 PM
#tbt topic
Good bankroll management will basically depend on how you understand the size of the bet, then you have to be very efficient in other points, such as playing time, among other things, mentioned before (others topics); sleep and eat correctly.

You will say, shit, what does eating and sleeping have to do with banking management, well, a healthy mind, healthy decisions, among other financial aspects, is a long path that is based on study and experience.

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on November 28, 2023, 02:04:36 PM
~snip~
Continuing to practice such kind of discipline will allow you to avoid making big mistakes and lose a lot, experienced help if you take it seriously and by practicing it during the actual gambling participation, not just by words but by actions that will really give you that prevention to make that mistake and leave the casino with big regret behind.

You are the one who's controlling yourself, it's on you and how you will take that knowledge and use it as basis while playing /betting in the game.
That's true because practicing discipline in gambling at least gives us the opportunity to prevent problems from happening, and we also know what we have to do. If there are still gamblers who cannot learn good discipline, they should immediately leave gambling for a while while learning discipline so that later they will not get into any problems. We have to take care of ourselves, especially when using money to gamble, and we must not lose a lot of money just because of gambling.

And if we have good discipline, it will benefit us so that we don't spend the money in one day but we can use it on another day. This discipline is very necessary; even though there are still many gamblers who underestimate it, we don't need to follow them because when gambling, we have to be responsible for our money and ourselves.

~snip~
Like my previous statement, learning is always a good thing for a change and improvement but the problem is "Whether or not" is always about it, because it's useless if they just talk without taking any action to encourage the change to really happen, honestly for this problem is out of my control because only they know about when they have to be really serious in their changes, if indeed you are just talking nonsense it doesn't matter because however and any impact only you will feel it. Yes it's possible, sometimes maturity can also push them a little to reach the level of consciousness, if that's true it means they only have to wait for time to reach that consciousness slowly.

We must understand that getting out of the gambling zone or even addiction is not as easy as turning the palm of the hand, therefore it is quite impossible in my opinion for anyone to be able to recover completely in a short time, therefore simply if you already have the intention to get out of gambling activities then you must start trying to reduce it from now on so that in the next few months or even years you will be able to feel completely uninterested in gambling. So the point is true that they must be able to apply discipline and responsibility from now on to make it happen.
What is important is that there is awareness and action to do what they say so that they can really change their gambling habits so that there will be no problems whatsoever. Change is necessary, especially if the change is in a better direction than if we previously gambled carelessly. By having discipline in managing the budget for gambling, we can save the money from being spent in one day because we can save it and use it for another day. This is related to the level of maturity because someone who already understands that gambling is entertainment will not use gambling beyond its limits.

Getting out of the gambling zone requires a lot of effort, especially for those who have been gambling frequently for a long time. They must be able to overcome their desire to gamble, and perhaps by finding other activities, they can reduce their gambling activities so that they will not gamble too often. And our improved discipline will give us the opportunity to reduce gambling activities and focus more on doing other things. And when we can do that, we won't just stick to gambling to get pleasure because there are many pleasures that we may not have done or gotten.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: piebeyb on November 28, 2023, 02:14:31 PM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Quidat on November 28, 2023, 02:23:49 PM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: junder on November 29, 2023, 06:45:24 PM
~snip~
Like my previous statement, learning is always a good thing for a change and improvement but the problem is "Whether or not" is always about it, because it's useless if they just talk without taking any action to encourage the change to really happen, honestly for this problem is out of my control because only they know about when they have to be really serious in their changes, if indeed you are just talking nonsense it doesn't matter because however and any impact only you will feel it. Yes it's possible, sometimes maturity can also push them a little to reach the level of consciousness, if that's true it means they only have to wait for time to reach that consciousness slowly.

We must understand that getting out of the gambling zone or even addiction is not as easy as turning the palm of the hand, therefore it is quite impossible in my opinion for anyone to be able to recover completely in a short time, therefore simply if you already have the intention to get out of gambling activities then you must start trying to reduce it from now on so that in the next few months or even years you will be able to feel completely uninterested in gambling. So the point is true that they must be able to apply discipline and responsibility from now on to make it happen.
What is important is that there is awareness and action to do what they say so that they can really change their gambling habits so that there will be no problems whatsoever. Change is necessary, especially if the change is in a better direction than if we previously gambled carelessly. By having discipline in managing the budget for gambling, we can save the money from being spent in one day because we can save it and use it for another day. This is related to the level of maturity because someone who already understands that gambling is entertainment will not use gambling beyond its limits.

Getting out of the gambling zone requires a lot of effort, especially for those who have been gambling frequently for a long time. They must be able to overcome their desire to gamble, and perhaps by finding other activities, they can reduce their gambling activities so that they will not gamble too often. And our improved discipline will give us the opportunity to reduce gambling activities and focus more on doing other things. And when we can do that, we won't just stick to gambling to get pleasure because there are many pleasures that we may not have done or gotten.

It's important but not everyone can do it, because habits will always be quite difficult to change especially if they are very fond of them, so maybe this will be quite a complicated problem if the habit is very fond of that person. It seems like there has to be some event that can make them very bad because with that I believe there will be at least a slight chance of being able to reach the realization to make changes. If they are able to achieve awareness thanks to the downturn that traumatized them enough then obviously some other precautions may not be too difficult to take, such as reducing the amount of budget or reducing the time to gamble. The point is that awareness will be able to change everything to a more positive side.

Although basically they have been able to achieve a pretty good awareness but I don't think it can be concluded that they will easily quit the bad habit, of course it all requires a process, and for a long time or not they can stop honestly it will probably depend on the intention and encouragement of awareness from themselves. That's right, one good way to choose is to keep yourself busy with other activities, I also do that and it's really useful because it can make my interest in gambling less and less, it's a good way.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Yaunfitda on November 30, 2023, 08:49:30 AM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.
And as gamblers, I think that is part of it, we need to risk, we love to do that because it gives us that freedom and that adrenaline rush. Otherwise if we just stick to what we usually does, it's going to be boring and repetitive and as human beings we need challenge or a change.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.
That's only one way to look at it, just enjoy and have some fun without looking at our bankroll. And this kind of gamblers mostly played to relieved their stresses on a weekends. I have seen this kind of groups when I played on a land based casino, sometime group of friends maybe around 5, just betting small cheering each other on a slots, loud as it is but you know that they are just having the time of their night at that casino.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on November 30, 2023, 04:21:23 PM
~snip~
It's important but not everyone can do it, because habits will always be quite difficult to change especially if they are very fond of them, so maybe this will be quite a complicated problem if the habit is very fond of that person. It seems like there has to be some event that can make them very bad because with that I believe there will be at least a slight chance of being able to reach the realization to make changes. If they are able to achieve awareness thanks to the downturn that traumatized them enough then obviously some other precautions may not be too difficult to take, such as reducing the amount of budget or reducing the time to gamble. The point is that awareness will be able to change everything to a more positive side.

Although basically they have been able to achieve a pretty good awareness but I don't think it can be concluded that they will easily quit the bad habit, of course it all requires a process, and for a long time or not they can stop honestly it will probably depend on the intention and encouragement of awareness from themselves. That's right, one good way to choose is to keep yourself busy with other activities, I also do that and it's really useful because it can make my interest in gambling less and less, it's a good way.
Yes, not everyone can do it, but at least they can practice it so that it becomes a habit so that when they are gambling, they can practice the discipline they have and at the same time check whether they are on the right track in practicing their discipline. If they can train slowly, they will definitely be able to be disciplined in their gambling activities and will not exceed their limits. By exercising discipline, they can also manage and adjust the use of money for gambling so they can stay on track. With this discipline, they can reduce their budget for gambling because they still maintain their money so they don't lose too much at the gambling table.

Yes, you are right because everything requires a process, and this process will be different for each person, depending on their drive for self-awareness. But going through each process can make them know that what they are doing is very valuable and will give them awareness not to do it again. If they can keep themselves busy by doing other activities, it will help them to reduce their gambling activities, and the money they have prepared for gambling will be there without decreasing in the slightest.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: wiss19 on November 30, 2023, 07:25:15 PM
Hard to stay level headed when you lose a game of inches.
This is a fact.

Even with a few losses with any bets you make from different games, that's going to give you hard time in maintaining yourself composed because every single lose that we make changes our mood.
Yeah, for most of us, accepting the fact that we have lost money is hard to digest. Then the emotions kick in, trying to win back what we lost and I think we all know how that ends. Even the most experienced gamblers fall for it. See for instance any slot streamer and they just end up losing all the balance even though they are considered professionals.

You have to set a stop-loss in your mind or just deposit only what you are ok losing with. It's not easy but when you keep practicing and setting stop-loss in your mind then eventually you will feel more calm over time about your losses.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: lixer on November 30, 2023, 08:49:05 PM
#tbt topic
Good bankroll management will basically depend on how you understand the size of the bet, then you have to be very efficient in other points, such as playing time, among other things, mentioned before (others topics); sleep and eat correctly.

You will say, shit, what does eating and sleeping have to do with banking management, well, a healthy mind, healthy decisions, among other financial aspects, is a long path that is based on study and experience.

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
That's when limiting your deposits can help. Don't know which casinos offer this but some big ones like Bet365 offer the option to limit your max deposits per week or month. It helps you stay in control and not lose all the bankroll in a single session

You can also do this manually by keeping a hot wallet and one bank/cold wallet. Make sure the cold wallet is either locked or managed by a responsible person. I used to stake my coins in past so that I cannot withdraw and deposit them overnight.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oilacris on November 30, 2023, 08:56:10 PM
#tbt topic
Good bankroll management will basically depend on how you understand the size of the bet, then you have to be very efficient in other points, such as playing time, among other things, mentioned before (others topics); sleep and eat correctly.

You will say, shit, what does eating and sleeping have to do with banking management, well, a healthy mind, healthy decisions, among other financial aspects, is a long path that is based on study and experience.

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
That's when limiting your deposits can help. Don't know which casinos offer this but some big ones like Bet365 offer the option to limit your max deposits per week or month. It helps you stay in control and not lose all the bankroll in a single session

You can also do this manually by keeping a hot wallet and one bank/cold wallet. Make sure the cold wallet is either locked or managed by a responsible person. I used to stake my coins in past so that I cannot withdraw and deposit them overnight.
#1
I dont able to encounter such platforms that do have that kind of feature on trying out to limit deposits on which it is really that somewhat really impossible knowing that these platforms are businesses
on which making out such limit does really totally going against their main motive on which is to make money.If ever they do have that kind of feature in speaking about limitation of deposits then
it is really that actually that useful for those someone who do have impulsive approach on things.

#2
Im not really that much confident if we do speak about letting others people do handle my wallet or my funds just for the sake of controlling yourself on not to spend your money on that particular
night. I wont really be having that kind of trust and confidence towards things.

This is why it would really be that important that you should really be that managing your bankroll would be crucial on which better to avoid
on having that kind of all-in behavior because this is where people do usually mess up.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on December 01, 2023, 06:09:06 PM
That's when limiting your deposits can help. Don't know which casinos offer this but some big ones like Bet365 offer the option to limit your max deposits per week or month. It helps you stay in control and not lose all the bankroll in a single session

You can also do this manually by keeping a hot wallet and one bank/cold wallet. Make sure the cold wallet is either locked or managed by a responsible person. I used to stake my coins in past so that I cannot withdraw and deposit them overnight.
Those are some interesting measures to try to fight the desire to keep gambling in the case you are suffering some losses, and while they can be effective for gamblers that are responsible but that may have a bad session, we must also recognize that most measures will fail if they are implemented by a person that is gambling compulsively, and this is because as fool-proof as those systems may seem those people will always find a way around them and bet too much money on each one of their sessions.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: FanEagle on December 01, 2023, 06:42:33 PM
At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.
That's only one way to look at it, just enjoy and have some fun without looking at our bankroll. And this kind of gamblers mostly played to relieved their stresses on a weekends. I have seen this kind of groups when I played on a land based casino, sometime group of friends maybe around 5, just betting small cheering each other on a slots, loud as it is but you know that they are just having the time of their night at that casino.
I agree that there are some people who do like risk, but I disagree that it's for all humanity. For me, the change is not to bet more, but it's getting tired of gambling and stopping, I do not desire more risk and do more I end up desiring less. So, if I gamble with some limit and all that then suddenly I want to stop gambling, like if I lose it all then that's fine that means I can take a break for a while and do not gamble.

It's not because I am some super smart and emotionally amazing person or anything, of course I have bad addictions in my life like smoking, but at the same time this isn't one of those. This is a proof, because I reject the notion that I am the only one, there must be more people like me as well. Some people gamble, lose, and want to gamble more to make it back and lose even more, and yet some people gamble, get bored, and stop which is the reality and not everyone is like what you imagine, it could be quite different in the end.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Wakate on December 01, 2023, 07:24:49 PM
Hard to stay level headed when you lose a game of inches.
This is a fact.

Even with a few losses with any bets you make from different games, that's going to give you hard time in maintaining yourself composed because every single lose that we make changes our mood.
Yeah, for most of us, accepting the fact that we have lost money is hard to digest. Then the emotions kick in, trying to win back what we lost and I think we all know how that ends. Even the most experienced gamblers fall for it. See for instance any slot streamer and they just end up losing all the balance even though they are considered professionals.

You have to set a stop-loss in your mind or just deposit only what you are ok losing with. It's not easy but when you keep practicing and setting stop-loss in your mind then eventually you will feel more calm over time about your losses.
Managing bank roll should not be a difficult task. Once we are not greedy when we bet and always keep to our betting plans, we can manage bank roll and grow it to a level where profits we had made so far would be more profitable than just betting without any risk management or betting strategy. If we want to be a better gambler, it is good for us to be disciplined and stick to our betting ratio so that we don't get emotional and start betting more than what we have plan to. This might not be an easy lifestyle because one day, we might get tempted and start betting more than what we are suposed to.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Huppercase on December 01, 2023, 08:26:16 PM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

I don't personaly see any problem bankroll and emotion control, if you know that you can't control your games and how you wager games, it is better you deposit the amount you know you can deal for that particular time and if it happen that you lose everything at the end of the day, simply logout and close the tab. It will be lack of moral and indiscipline to deposit another money when you know that you have lose your cap and try to do another one, that is very poor managerment. When you don't have good management, you will never enjoy gambling because all the time is going to be loss.

I think what I said already justify how to safely manage bankroll but individuality sometimes make it difficult for some people, they will  be like I know what I'm doing and the next hour, they have lost everything to the gambling platforms and it is very bad because casinos are even looking for ways these people don't wake up, so they keep winning their money until they have nothing in them.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 01, 2023, 09:03:38 PM
~snip~
Like my previous statement, learning is always a good thing for a change and improvement but the problem is "Whether or not" is always about it, because it's useless if they just talk without taking any action to encourage the change to really happen, honestly for this problem is out of my control because only they know about when they have to be really serious in their changes, if indeed you are just talking nonsense it doesn't matter because however and any impact only you will feel it. Yes it's possible, sometimes maturity can also push them a little to reach the level of consciousness, if that's true it means they only have to wait for time to reach that consciousness slowly.

We must understand that getting out of the gambling zone or even addiction is not as easy as turning the palm of the hand, therefore it is quite impossible in my opinion for anyone to be able to recover completely in a short time, therefore simply if you already have the intention to get out of gambling activities then you must start trying to reduce it from now on so that in the next few months or even years you will be able to feel completely uninterested in gambling. So the point is true that they must be able to apply discipline and responsibility from now on to make it happen.
What is important is that there is awareness and action to do what they say so that they can really change their gambling habits so that there will be no problems whatsoever. Change is necessary, especially if the change is in a better direction than if we previously gambled carelessly. By having discipline in managing the budget for gambling, we can save the money from being spent in one day because we can save it and use it for another day. This is related to the level of maturity because someone who already understands that gambling is entertainment will not use gambling beyond its limits.

Getting out of the gambling zone requires a lot of effort, especially for those who have been gambling frequently for a long time. They must be able to overcome their desire to gamble, and perhaps by finding other activities, they can reduce their gambling activities so that they will not gamble too often. And our improved discipline will give us the opportunity to reduce gambling activities and focus more on doing other things. And when we can do that, we won't just stick to gambling to get pleasure because there are many pleasures that we may not have done or gotten.

It's important but not everyone can do it, because habits will always be quite difficult to change especially if they are very fond of them, so maybe this will be quite a complicated problem if the habit is very fond of that person. It seems like there has to be some event that can make them very bad because with that I believe there will be at least a slight chance of being able to reach the realization to make changes. If they are able to achieve awareness thanks to the downturn that traumatized them enough then obviously some other precautions may not be too difficult to take, such as reducing the amount of budget or reducing the time to gamble. The point is that awareness will be able to change everything to a more positive side.

Although basically they have been able to achieve a pretty good awareness but I don't think it can be concluded that they will easily quit the bad habit, of course it all requires a process, and for a long time or not they can stop honestly it will probably depend on the intention and encouragement of awareness from themselves. That's right, one good way to choose is to keep yourself busy with other activities, I also do that and it's really useful because it can make my interest in gambling less and less, it's a good way.

People who don't do very well in a casino and are always losing a lot of money, things should always be changed to be able to see more money, and if the drugs you have to take are very good, you should do it because there is no other way, if They continue with the same game scheme because no improvement will be seen, so it must be changed, I am one of those who think that things must be done well so that they can generate a better game, if a person who does not win must change, he must new rules must be made, so changes are necessary when good results are not seen, this is what we must do so that our game can improve.

When a person in a game refuses to have other reasons for not changing, I don't see it well, because basically the things that can happen are very different when you are playing, one of the changes that must be made urgently is that you must put in more money to play, because otherwise it will decapitalize and if a person runs out of money it is not good, the most serious problems begin, the addiction begins to manifest itself and that is something that should not be seen with good eyes, I personally I am always in favor of things having to be done to improve my economic situation, because if I am having a bad vision of the game, I must accept that things must change, whether the changes are for the better, then they must be made, there is no other option, I agree that sometimes one as a player must know that things in gaming habits, certain routines, must be considered to be much better, if it is for the money to yield more then it must be done, many think that the money that is spent in a casino is recovered within the same casino and that is not the case, those who by mistake or out of desperation do it looking to win because for the most part what they do is lose, the results they achieve are not good, the opposite is what happens , they lose a lot.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: rahmad2nd on December 01, 2023, 10:29:19 PM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.

For me personally, experience is the best teacher. therefore, whatever concept we use or whether it is an idea, it is all the same. Discipline is necessary and very necessary. although initially, I was not suited to the vocabulary of discipline in gambling. but okay, in the end I just followed what we discussed so that it became one frequency and it was easier in terms of discussion. In principle, for me personally, it all depends on how we are and how we anticipate situations like the story in OP's story. btw, I'm pretty sure OP's experience is our experience. which means, we have been or are still often involved in phases like that. and as we all agree, discipline and self-control are the keys.

Well, which we rarely discuss and is known by many gamblers. that emotions also play an important role when we carry out a gambling session. there are various types of emotions, even though they are not visible. the worst, is the emotion of defeat as in OP's case. he tried to repeat and repeat, without any satisfaction in his playing. and one thing I will say, regardless of the points you make in this post. and actually, there's nothing wrong with that. but, actually if we are more aware and concerned about our responsibilities, especially in other things. then, we will not let emotions lead us to keep doing it again and again. one of the most important things, especially for me personally. I am my own master, so I have the power to regulate what I have to do, including gambling. the point is, we can stop, if the game is no longer fun for us. or, stop because there are other responsibilities that we have to complete. But, whatever, everyone has the right to make assumptions in their own way and what you say in this post is no exception.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: TelolettOm on December 01, 2023, 10:57:37 PM
And as gamblers, I think that is part of it, we need to risk, we love to do that because it gives us that freedom and that adrenaline rush. Otherwise if we just stick to what we usually does, it's going to be boring and repetitive and as human beings we need challenge or a change.
Like getting out of your comfort zone? But no matter what, when we want to get a challenge in gambling, we must still be able to control ourselves, self-management and risk in gambling are still very important. because this is to prevent ourselves from stress and also addiction. Wanting more of a challenge at some point is sometimes needed to get your adrenaline pumping, but only as an added flavor at certain times. Open further like that, because we also need other healthy things so that our emotional and mental health is maintained.

Yes, you are right because everything requires a process, and this process will be different for each person, depending on their drive for self-awareness. But going through each process can make them know that what they are doing is very valuable and will give them awareness not to do it again.
Yes, the process for each room will be different. depending on who is doing it. That's why, whatever it is, live it optimally, with thorough preparation and also developing good knowledge and insight, at least we have to upgrade it to get what we want. Everyone's process when gambling is not the same. There are those who are very lucky so the process can be easier, not only in getting profits but also in learning and analyzing things in gambling. However, there are also processes that are so complicated that sometimes they make us feel stressed.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Quidat on December 01, 2023, 11:27:19 PM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

I don't personaly see any problem bankroll and emotion control, if you know that you can't control your games and how you wager games, it is better you deposit the amount you know you can deal for that particular time and if it happen that you lose everything at the end of the day, simply logout and close the tab. It will be lack of moral and indiscipline to deposit another money when you know that you have lose your cap and try to do another one, that is very poor managerment. When you don't have good management, you will never enjoy gambling because all the time is going to be loss.

I think what I said already justify how to safely manage bankroll but individuality sometimes make it difficult for some people, they will  be like I know what I'm doing and the next hour, they have lost everything to the gambling platforms and it is very bad because casinos are even looking for ways these people don't wake up, so they keep winning their money until they have nothing in them.
There would be no problem if you are really just that having that kind of control, but if not then for sure you would really be finding yourself on a tough spot or situation
If you are really that having no control with your emotions because this is where you would really be that finding yourself to be spending more if you are really that not
minding about limitation or your limit line. The thing we should be having in mind is on how we would really be able to make ourselves that spending up wisely and not
really making those kind of all in approach towards gambling because this is where things usually messes up. This is why you should really be that careful into such situation.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: bettercrypto on December 01, 2023, 11:32:07 PM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.

That is what is really important—that we have control over our budgets. Having limits on our gaming can really help us control our gambling amounts.

This way, we can help ourselves to be responsible gamblers at the same time, and it can also help other gamblers in other casinos, in fact. But let's just remember that it is not easy to become a gambler's habit, especially for people who have greediness, as it is called.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: TimeTeller on December 01, 2023, 11:35:53 PM
Managing bank roll should not be a difficult task. Once we are not greedy when we bet and always keep to our betting plans, we can manage bank roll and grow it to a level where profits we had made so far would be more profitable than just betting without any risk management or betting strategy. If we want to be a better gambler, it is good for us to be disciplined and stick to our betting ratio so that we don't get emotional and start betting more than what we have plan to. This might not be an easy lifestyle because one day, we might get tempted and start betting more than what we are suposed to.

As long as you can tell yourself to stop after you go beyond your limits, you have the chance to effectively manage your bankroll.
But if you have no control with how you spend your bankroll and frequently spending more than what you set,
you will soon caught up by financial issues and may possibly start seeing the nightmares brought by your gambling.
On my part, I can say, I have been in a position of going beyond my target several times but I always see to it that it is not detrimental to my budget.
It is like I still have another layer of protection, my target limit is not exactly my max limit. So I still have allowance with my allocated budget.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: qwertyup23 on December 01, 2023, 11:42:06 PM
Bankroll management is vital for any positive sports bettor. I don't think there are many that do it professionally without a good roll management plan. Hard to stay level headed when you lose a game of inches.

I definitely agree with your statement.

I think this is where the cycle of gambling enters whenever a person experiences a loss on their game. They have this false hope of thinking that they can quickly recover their losses by gambling again, only to increase their losses further.

For those people who have someone to manage their expenses, this makes them level-headed and discipline when it comes to their expenses since they are somehow forced to withdraw from their gambling activities. I just hope that people would also follow this kind of example in order to prevent any over-expenditure on their allocated budget.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on December 01, 2023, 11:42:46 PM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

The emotion was the biggest enemy for the gambling,because it make you to play more time in the gambling.The second important thing was you need to take some break in the gambling,So the game may change in favour of yourself.If you keep playing,the game algorithm will be varied.So most probably the gamblers will loss their holding money.And if you repeat the same mistake again and again it leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.The experienced gamblers will skill all this mistakes in the gambling site.The repeat of mistake and long playing the same game will make you lose in the gambling sites.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on December 01, 2023, 11:47:48 PM

I don't personaly see any problem bankroll and emotion control, if you know that you can't control your games and how you wager games, it is better you deposit the amount you know you can deal for that particular time and if it happen that you lose everything at the end of the day, simply logout and close the tab. It will be lack of moral and indiscipline to deposit another money when you know that you have lose your cap and try to do another one, that is very poor managerment. When you don't have good management, you will never enjoy gambling because all the time is going to be loss.

I think what I said already justify how to safely manage bankroll but individuality sometimes make it difficult for some people, they will  be like I know what I'm doing and the next hour, they have lost everything to the gambling platforms and it is very bad because casinos are even looking for ways these people don't wake up, so they keep winning their money until they have nothing in them.
There would be no problem if you are really just that having that kind of control, but if not then for sure you would really be finding yourself on a tough spot or situation
If you are really that having no control with your emotions because this is where you would really be that finding yourself to be spending more if you are really that not
minding about limitation or your limit line. The thing we should be having in mind is on how we would really be able to make ourselves that spending up wisely and not
really making those kind of all in approach towards gambling because this is where things usually messes up. This is why you should really be that careful into such situation.

So basically everything depends on themselves, meaning if they gamble with the wrong method and goal then clearly the feedback they will get will also be negative and even exceed what they imagined, but if you  come just for fun in the sense of not putting any hope in it. and also don't be too tempted by anything that looks tempting then of course the impact you will experience won't be too significant, if you lose maybe you won't be too upset with the situation and conditions at that time.

Therefore, maybe we have also heard very often about several suggestions recommended by other friends, especially those in forums, that don't gamble too much and always be firm in the limits that you have previously made, because I admit that's true. very important for safety. Try to be healthier in your approach and maintain your gambling involvement, there have been many examples of people who  have collapsed because of taking the wrong approach, and we can use this as a lesson so that we don't end up like them, and in my opinion the most important thing is to always maintain control of your mind and your emotions.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 02, 2023, 01:11:34 PM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.

That is what is really important—that we have control over our budgets. Having limits on our gaming can really help us control our gambling amounts.

This way, we can help ourselves to be responsible gamblers at the same time, and it can also help other gamblers in other casinos, in fact. But let's just remember that it is not easy to become a gambler's habit, especially for people who have greediness, as it is called.

Yeah right,  greed lead you to keep pushing and keep aiming for more, instead of playing it the right way once you experience to win you will keep asking for more, most of the time,  gambler who creates his strategy can do  better and can do manage his finances but the thing here is whenever you feels like you are in need to play and  win  more, that's the time greed start to facilitate and takeover inside you, and all the setup that you made before you play will all be taken for granted.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hirose UK on December 02, 2023, 01:38:21 PM
Bankroll management is vital for any positive sports bettor. I don't think there are many that do it professionally without a good roll management plan. Hard to stay level headed when you lose a game of inches.

I definitely agree with your statement.

I think this is where the cycle of gambling enters whenever a person experiences a loss on their game. They have this false hope of thinking that they can quickly recover their losses by gambling again, only to increase their losses further.
Such hopes will only lead them to greater losses because when they try to recover their losses they cannot control every bet they make.
Incidents like this can make gambler forget everything, including the risk of losing more and that is why they can easily bet on every option to get what they want.
However, over time, attitudes like this become something they usually do and they cannot learn that continuing to do so will have devastating consequences in the future.
Every gambler must think logically in the long term because now they are betting and in the future they will also want to bet again, that is why maintaining limits is very necessary to have financial stability.

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For those people who have someone to manage their expenses, this makes them level-headed and discipline when it comes to their expenses since they are somehow forced to withdraw from their gambling activities. I just hope that people would also follow this kind of example in order to prevent any over-expenditure on their allocated budget.
Could it be something like wife or partner who can help manage finances so they don't overuse them?
If this is true then it is good idea and can be implemented so that every gambler does not easily lose excessive amounts of money, moreover having someone to help manage finances can also remind them to stop if they have experienced several losses.
But unfortunately not many gamblers want to tell anyone about their gambling activities, including their wife or partner, so how can they have someone to manage it.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: junder on December 02, 2023, 04:10:31 PM
It's important but not everyone can do it, because habits will always be quite difficult to change especially if they are very fond of them, so maybe this will be quite a complicated problem if the habit is very fond of that person. It seems like there has to be some event that can make them very bad because with that I believe there will be at least a slight chance of being able to reach the realization to make changes. If they are able to achieve awareness thanks to the downturn that traumatized them enough then obviously some other precautions may not be too difficult to take, such as reducing the amount of budget or reducing the time to gamble. The point is that awareness will be able to change everything to a more positive side.

Although basically they have been able to achieve a pretty good awareness but I don't think it can be concluded that they will easily quit the bad habit, of course it all requires a process, and for a long time or not they can stop honestly it will probably depend on the intention and encouragement of awareness from themselves. That's right, one good way to choose is to keep yourself busy with other activities, I also do that and it's really useful because it can make my interest in gambling less and less, it's a good way.

People who don't do very well in a casino and are always losing a lot of money, things should always be changed to be able to see more money, and if the drugs you have to take are very good, you should do it because there is no other way, if They continue with the same game scheme because no improvement will be seen, so it must be changed, I am one of those who think that things must be done well so that they can generate a better game, if a person who does not win must change, he must new rules must be made, so changes are necessary when good results are not seen, this is what we must do so that our game can improve.

When a person in a game refuses to have other reasons for not changing, I don't see it well, because basically the things that can happen are very different when you are playing, one of the changes that must be made urgently is that you must put in more money to play, because otherwise it will decapitalize and if a person runs out of money it is not good, the most serious problems begin, the addiction begins to manifest itself and that is something that should not be seen with good eyes, I personally I am always in favor of things having to be done to improve my economic situation, because if I am having a bad vision of the game, I must accept that things must change, whether the changes are for the better, then they must be made, there is no other option, I agree that sometimes one as a player must know that things in gaming habits, certain routines, must be considered to be much better, if it is for the money to yield more then it must be done, many think that the money that is spent in a casino is recovered within the same casino and that is not the case, those who by mistake or out of desperation do it looking to win because for the most part what they do is lose, the results they achieve are not good, the opposite is what happens , they lose a lot.

But on the other hand as I have said before that the most difficult thing is to change something especially someone's habits that are very attached to themselves and also on the other hand added if the person has high hopes and ambitions in his gambling activities then obviously it is a change that is quite difficult to do. But basically there is no other way they can do if they want to get better in the sense that all the impacts that will befall them will not be too significant, as you said, and I think if they really want to experience change then one of the things that must be changed is in terms of understanding and also changing their mindset.

Your suggestion is quite good by telling them to build a new plan if the previous plan is not useful and lucky defeats still occur, and as I said before that they will be able to make all the changes if they have recovered their mindset, because the role of awareness is very important for this problem and only that will be a big driver so that change can really be done.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Shamm on December 02, 2023, 04:25:20 PM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.

That is what is really important—that we have control over our budgets. Having limits on our gaming can really help us control our gambling amounts.

This way, we can help ourselves to be responsible gamblers at the same time, and it can also help other gamblers in other casinos, in fact. But let's just remember that it is not easy to become a gambler's habit, especially for people who have greediness, as it is called.

Yeah right,  greed lead you to keep pushing and keep aiming for more, instead of playing it the right way once you experience to win you will keep asking for more, most of the time,  gambler who creates his strategy can do  better and can do manage his finances but the thing here is whenever you feels like you are in need to play and  win  more, that's the time greed start to facilitate and takeover inside you, and all the setup that you made before you play will all be taken for granted.

In the world of gambling we must don't let our greed will takes place in our mind cause if it will happen then we can not control ourselves and we bet and out our bet without thinking and like what you've said thinking and aiming for more money and without knowing the more we aim the more we loss. So there's a time that after we bet and loss money we shocked that our money is gone  so we will make a way to refill our bankroll and then start a new bet.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on December 02, 2023, 07:54:51 PM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

The emotion was the biggest enemy for the gambling,because it make you to play more time in the gambling.The second important thing was you need to take some break in the gambling,So the game may change in favour of yourself.If you keep playing,the game algorithm will be varied.So most probably the gamblers will loss their holding money.And if you repeat the same mistake again and again it leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.The experienced gamblers will skill all this mistakes in the gambling site.The repeat of mistake and long playing the same game will make you lose in the gambling sites.
Emotion is a weakness, I often tell people this and when I am doing something that seems out of sense, I call myself back after sincerely asking myself the question of whether or not am doing the right thing. Gambling is not by force and when you lose, you might play again, but when it gets to the level that you keep playing and keep increasing the wagering amount and also losing it, then you should know that there is an issue. This is why it's good to have budgetary plans, and this is where most gamblers are guilty. Most are just gambling, they do not have a plan, no purpose, nothing, how would they retract their steps in case of an issue like this?

I plan my gambling to the extent that I do not connect any casino to my main bank accounts and make sure that my debit card is not linked. I deposit when I need it and it's through a special and separate account. This goes for my crypto wallet as well, there is a neutral account that does that so that emotion will not set it. Above all, gamblers should have budgets and plans, they should not just gamble as they like without having something to restrain them when they should be restrained.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: klidex on December 03, 2023, 03:51:20 AM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

The emotion was the biggest enemy for the gambling,because it make you to play more time in the gambling.The second important thing was you need to take some break in the gambling,So the game may change in favour of yourself.If you keep playing,the game algorithm will be varied.So most probably the gamblers will loss their holding money.And if you repeat the same mistake again and again it leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.The experienced gamblers will skill all this mistakes in the gambling site.The repeat of mistake and long playing the same game will make you lose in the gambling sites.
It is true that emotions are the biggest enemy when we are gambling because it can cause us to experience losses. Apart from being difficult to control ourselves, it also makes it difficult to control finances. If we are emotional we will spend a lot of money gambling and sometimes without realizing the money is in the balance you're finished because you're too carried away by emotions.
Take a breath and relax your mind for a moment by resting, you can calm your emotions even if only temporarily, stay away from gambling for a while to forget about the losses you experienced so that you don't have the desire to chase losses because your mind is not willing because you've already spent a lot of money in gambling so trying to chase it while still covered in emotions.

We must be able to manage our emotions in a more pleasant pattern, use the minimum possible budget with the aim of having fun and don't have hopes of winning a lot from gambling so that when you experience defeat you can accept it sincerely without having to get emotional and chase after the defeat.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: |MINER| on December 03, 2023, 04:35:26 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
In this case if I answer your question then the first answer will be first of all you should take gambling as only purpose of entertainment not for the main purpose is to be earning. Then I wanna say that set a limitation that can be a gambling budget for a days or for a week or month. Keep in mind that if you cross over this budget, you will have to stop gambling for the day.  Moreover, of course, gambling should not be greedy.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Rabata on December 03, 2023, 08:31:49 AM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

The emotion was the biggest enemy for the gambling,because it make you to play more time in the gambling.The second important thing was you need to take some break in the gambling,So the game may change in favour of yourself.If you keep playing,the game algorithm will be varied.So most probably the gamblers will loss their holding money.And if you repeat the same mistake again and again it leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.The experienced gamblers will skill all this mistakes in the gambling site.The repeat of mistake and long playing the same game will make you lose in the gambling sites.
Agree with you. Gambling is easy but controlling emotions is very difficult. A gambler may not win consistently but if he can take a break after his few wins then he can be profitable again but at that time many of the gamblers cannot control their emotions. After a few wins they become more greedy and think that within days they will quickly fulfill all their hopes. A gambler should control his emotions whether he is winning or losing streaks. It should focus on how to gamble here for the long term rather than the short term. If a gambler can manage gambling by controlling his emotions then he can definitely manage gambling for a long time.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 03, 2023, 09:11:33 AM

So, you can be managing your bankroll well for years but it only takes a couple of bets to destroy what takes years to build.
Yes, it's true that sometimes when we are disciplined in controlling and managing our finances well, there are times when boredom strikes and we have to bet big bets, that's when everything will fall apart from everything that has been done for years, that's why never make it a pressure and obligations that are required so that it doesn't seem heavy when gambling.

At least we can enjoy gambling games well without having to think that we have to control our finances well, just limit the budget that we are ready to lose for gambling, sometimes we also have to be disciplined in setting a special budget for gambling in order to keep out bets that are not needed and will destroying everything that has been built.

That is what is really important—that we have control over our budgets. Having limits on our gaming can really help us control our gambling amounts.

This way, we can help ourselves to be responsible gamblers at the same time, and it can also help other gamblers in other casinos, in fact. But let's just remember that it is not easy to become a gambler's habit, especially for people who have greediness, as it is called.

Yeah right,  greed lead you to keep pushing and keep aiming for more, instead of playing it the right way once you experience to win you will keep asking for more, most of the time,  gambler who creates his strategy can do  better and can do manage his finances but the thing here is whenever you feels like you are in need to play and  win  more, that's the time greed start to facilitate and takeover inside you, and all the setup that you made before you play will all be taken for granted.

In the world of gambling we must don't let our greed will takes place in our mind cause if it will happen then we can not control ourselves and we bet and out our bet without thinking and like what you've said thinking and aiming for more money and without knowing the more we aim the more we loss. So there's a time that after we bet and loss money we shocked that our money is gone  so we will make a way to refill our bankroll and then start a new bet.

And you will find yourself keep repeating that same mistake from time to time, always better to have that set target and limitation that you will going to follow, it's tough to work with your gambling participation especially if you already engage on it just like there's no more tomorrow, I mean you want to keep betting and there's no space or vacant place to think but just to fill that empty desire to recover those money that you lose from your gambling activity.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 03, 2023, 10:38:04 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
In this case if I answer your question then the first answer will be first of all you should take gambling as only purpose of entertainment not for the main purpose is to be earning. Then I wanna say that set a limitation that can be a gambling budget for a days or for a week or month. Keep in mind that if you cross over this budget, you will have to stop gambling for the day.  Moreover, of course, gambling should not be greedy.
Yes, I agree with you to consider gambling only for entertainment purposes and not make gambling an income because that will make you lose a lot. So you must try to be disciplined with yourself when you are gambling and don't let your emotions escalate and if you feel your emotions increase, you must immediately stop gambling because it can trigger the desire to recover from losses or chase wins. Setting limits is the best advice when playing gambling so that we don't gamble excessively and can protect ourselves and suppress greed from increasing.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: tusandii on December 03, 2023, 02:59:56 PM
Yes, I agree with you to consider gambling only for entertainment purposes and not make gambling an income because that will make you lose a lot. So you must try to be disciplined with yourself when you are gambling and don't let your emotions escalate and if you feel your emotions increase, you must immediately stop gambling because it can trigger the desire to recover from losses or chase wins. Setting limits is the best advice when playing gambling so that we don't gamble excessively and can protect ourselves and suppress greed from increasing.
Increasing discipline and strengthening commitment to continue gambling responsibly will be very good for gamblers because a gambler who can gamble responsibly will find it easier to control their emotions and be able to manage their finances so as not to gamble all the time and only see gambling as a place to have fun.
Gamblers who have high level of discipline usually do not come to gambling every day or only when they have unused money remaining so their gambling life very healthy without having addiction problems.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: slapper on December 03, 2023, 06:01:56 PM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

The emotion was the biggest enemy for the gambling,because it make you to play more time in the gambling.The second important thing was you need to take some break in the gambling,So the game may change in favour of yourself.If you keep playing,the game algorithm will be varied.So most probably the gamblers will loss their holding money.And if you repeat the same mistake again and again it leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.The experienced gamblers will skill all this mistakes in the gambling site.The repeat of mistake and long playing the same game will make you lose in the gambling sites.
Emotion is a weakness, I often tell people this and when I am doing something that seems out of sense, I call myself back after sincerely asking myself the question of whether or not am doing the right thing. Gambling is not by force and when you lose, you might play again, but when it gets to the level that you keep playing and keep increasing the wagering amount and also losing it, then you should know that there is an issue. This is why it's good to have budgetary plans, and this is where most gamblers are guilty. Most are just gambling, they do not have a plan, no purpose, nothing, how would they retract their steps in case of an issue like this?

I plan my gambling to the extent that I do not connect any casino to my main bank accounts and make sure that my debit card is not linked. I deposit when I need it and it's through a special and separate account. This goes for my crypto wallet as well, there is a neutral account that does that so that emotion will not set it. Above all, gamblers should have budgets and plans, they should not just gamble as they like without having something to restrain them when they should be restrained.
Are you playing a game within a game? Keeping casino funds separate limits your moves to prevent emotional spillover. But even with a separate account, aren't gambling's inherent risks still there? Unpredictability and the promise of a win are central to gambling. Many gambling games include random number generators, which demonstrate the chaos you're trying to control. Intentionally unpredictable, but isn't that fun? One must wonder if this strict supervision is an illusion of safety. Aren't you still on the emotional rollercoaster without touching your main account? Wins and loses don't discriminate by account, do they? Is an emotion-free gambling zone possible? Gambling is an emotional dance with chance. Could you be part of the game despite your efforts to outsmart it?


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 04, 2023, 05:49:36 AM
Increasing discipline and strengthening commitment to continue gambling responsibly will be very good for gamblers because a gambler who can gamble responsibly will find it easier to control their emotions and be able to manage their finances so as not to gamble all the time and only see gambling as a place to have fun.
Gamblers who have a high level of discipline usually do not come to gambling every day or only when they have unused money remaining so their gambling life is very healthy without having addiction problems.
By having high discipline to be a responsible gambler, we can gamble in moderation and we can also enjoy gambling as entertainment. We can also control our emotions well and whatever results we receive will not affect us so we can stop gambling whenever we want. And yes, we can also manage our finances well because, with that discipline, we will not be tempted to use too much money to gamble. Apart from that, we can also know if we are starting to gamble a bit too much because of the pleasure we get from gambling so we can reduce it or even stop gambling immediately without difficulty.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: pinggoki on December 04, 2023, 06:18:04 AM
If you want an honest response, I would say that if I scale my bankroll management from 1-10, I would probably score myself around 3 at best, I'm unstoppable when I start gambling so I put myself at the lower number and the reason why I'm at 3 is because I'm still aware and at the same time know how much money I would put in my gambling fund so even if I go overboard, there's still that sort of a stop gap for my stupidity which inevitably happens. I don't hope to improve my discipline in gambling because I feel some sort of pain whenever I try and restrict myself in gambling, what I'm doing though isn't as harmful as you think because it's somewhat consistently scheduled for about once a month so I'm not going broke when I gamble.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on December 04, 2023, 06:53:09 AM
If you are not good when it comes to emotions or simply sticking with your early plans then you would be easily get bored and this is primarily a main problem for most people.
They do want some action or they cant really just that sit idle and wait up for the results. I do understand though because i have on the same emotion on the time that im trying to
be strict when it comes on how many bets that i should make on a certain session. You will really be having that kind of urge feeling that you shouldnt be that
sticking into that kind of betting and would be making out bets on no pattern method.

When it comes to capital or bankroll method then it would vary since not all person will really be that the same when it comes to tolerance level if we do speak
about risks. The key on here is that you do know on how to control your emotions and finances.

The emotion was the biggest enemy for the gambling,because it make you to play more time in the gambling.The second important thing was you need to take some break in the gambling,So the game may change in favour of yourself.If you keep playing,the game algorithm will be varied.So most probably the gamblers will loss their holding money.And if you repeat the same mistake again and again it leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.The experienced gamblers will skill all this mistakes in the gambling site.The repeat of mistake and long playing the same game will make you lose in the gambling sites.
Emotion is a weakness, I often tell people this and when I am doing something that seems out of sense, I call myself back after sincerely asking myself the question of whether or not am doing the right thing. Gambling is not by force and when you lose, you might play again, but when it gets to the level that you keep playing and keep increasing the wagering amount and also losing it, then you should know that there is an issue. This is why it's good to have budgetary plans, and this is where most gamblers are guilty. Most are just gambling, they do not have a plan, no purpose, nothing, how would they retract their steps in case of an issue like this?

I plan my gambling to the extent that I do not connect any casino to my main bank accounts and make sure that my debit card is not linked. I deposit when I need it and it's through a special and separate account. This goes for my crypto wallet as well, there is a neutral account that does that so that emotion will not set it. Above all, gamblers should have budgets and plans, they should not just gamble as they like without having something to restrain them when they should be restrained.
Are you playing a game within a game? Keeping casino funds separate limits your moves to prevent emotional spillover. But even with a separate account, aren't gambling's inherent risks still there? Unpredictability and the promise of a win are central to gambling. Many gambling games include random number generators, which demonstrate the chaos you're trying to control. Intentionally unpredictable, but isn't that fun? One must wonder if this strict supervision is an illusion of safety. Aren't you still on the emotional rollercoaster without touching your main account? Wins and loses don't discriminate by account, do they? Is an emotion-free gambling zone possible? Gambling is an emotional dance with chance. Could you be part of the game despite your efforts to outsmart it?
Perhaps you got me wrong. I do have funds in my gambling account, it's a different thing. What I explained was that I make sure I manage my bank/debit card and wallet account carefully away from gambling activities so that I will not be emotional to deposit more than what was planned or needed or some amount based on a lack of sense/self-control due to the prevailing mood at some time.

I am just being careful and not that I don't have sufficient funds in my account, it's sufficiently funded. However, once the account is funded, there won't be sufficient money in the bank account/debit card or the wallet that funded the account. To simply it further, I have my "service" account where I do the online transfers that I don't allow to mix with my major accounts, and in that account, I do my gambling transactions as well. I only fund the account on purpose. Meaning that, there will not be extra money in it even if I want to behave erratically due to my mental state. This has helped me to plan my gambling budgetarily instead of just transferring directly from my major bank account or wallet. Once the account is funded, I can use those funds for months in some cases and even make withdraws until there will be a need to fund it again, but sensibly this time and without being pushed by anything.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Mauser on December 04, 2023, 08:18:27 AM
Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

Bankroll management is the key to building our fortune in gambling, without it we are always going to struggle and be at risk to lose large sums of our money. For a few years I have some strict rules to try and preserve as much of my bankroll as possible. The first step each month for me is always to set a fixed limit on how much money I want to use for gambling. Splitting down my bankroll into smaller installments for each week to gamble with, gives me some freedom to decide how much time and money I want to spend, while also limiting the total amount I can use. The second step is to be happy about my winnings and take some of it out from the monthly gambling allowance. Like that I ensure that my bankroll is growing and I avoid the risk of losing all my winnings again. For me the key of bankroll management is to avoid going broke, because then is everything lost and we can not recover again. A good approach here is to use a percentage of my total balance each month for gambling. So, when my bankroll is growing over time I can use more money for gambling, and when I am losing I also have to cut down on my gambling sizes. In case you struggle with discipline, make an excel sheet where you write down your bankroll and how you are going to limit it. Only make transactions that fall within your limits and keep changing it over time with your bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 04, 2023, 12:17:41 PM
If you want an honest response, I would say that if I scale my bankroll management from 1-10, I would probably score myself around 3 at best, I'm unstoppable when I start gambling so I put myself at the lower number and the reason why I'm at 3 is because I'm still aware and at the same time know how much money I would put in my gambling fund so even if I go overboard, there's still that sort of a stop gap for my stupidity which inevitably happens. I don't hope to improve my discipline in gambling because I feel some sort of pain whenever I try and restrict myself in gambling, what I'm doing though isn't as harmful as you think because it's somewhat consistently scheduled for about once a month so I'm not going broke when I gamble.

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on December 04, 2023, 04:50:54 PM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: passwordnow on December 04, 2023, 04:54:36 PM
If you want an honest response, I would say that if I scale my bankroll management from 1-10, I would probably score myself around 3 at best, I'm unstoppable when I start gambling so I put myself at the lower number and the reason why I'm at 3 is because I'm still aware and at the same time know how much money I would put in my gambling fund so even if I go overboard, there's still that sort of a stop gap for my stupidity which inevitably happens.
You know what, it's not about the ranking or rate you give yourself on how good or bad you are in managing your bankroll. It's clear that most of us are struggling with our own ways of management either in bankroll gambling or anything that requires financing. But what's important is how well aware we are in dealing with these things. IF we know that we're not good on it then that's so much better than someone who rates himself with a bias and lies of 10 out of 10.

I don't hope to improve my discipline in gambling because I feel some sort of pain whenever I try and restrict myself in gambling, what I'm doing though isn't as harmful as you think because it's somewhat consistently scheduled for about once a month so I'm not going broke when I gamble.
There's always room for improvement and even if you're thinking like that, you still need to hope for the best because you're thinking about yourself and it should be all for your good. No matter how hard it is for you, you still have to see that you can improve that discipline.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on December 04, 2023, 05:09:42 PM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.
Well, please don't make some people or persons without much experience in gambling believe that using or betting with big amount of money is a prerequisite to becoming settled in life, if you are betting big amount of money, there is always the possibility of losing it, and if for whatever reason, you spend an amount of money you can't afford to lose on gambling and end up losing it, rest assured that will surely create some financial problems for you.

So, it is very important to gamble wit caution, don't bet with big amount of money simply because you want win big, most especially, if you can't afford to lose such an amount of money, wining in gambling is not constant, and as far as I know, most gamblers today are in red, if we check the amount they have won from gambling in total, and compare it to the amount they have lost in total.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 04, 2023, 05:20:26 PM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.

When you are still gambling or still frequently involved in the activity then losing will continue to be you for you, that means self-control and some limits will not completely make you avoid the potential of losing because losing and winning cannot be eliminated in the concept of gambling, but it will be very useful for a preventive measure so that the risk that will befall you is not too great and you do not suffer too much with the negative impact that befalls you.

Of course, once you've got a big win, that's when it all starts, some limits can easily be alienated as your expectations become higher as a result of the previous big win, in fact, if you manage to get a big amount like that then in the next session you will also hope for a much bigger amount of winnings. That's what makes most gamblers experience a big defeat, not that they can't win but the way and mindset they carry makes them lose again, isn't it? and the wrong mindset makes them unable to make proper considerations about what exactly is really good to make a choice, so it's not strange anymore if they run out of money then they will not hesitate to borrow because their confidence in winning is very high.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on December 04, 2023, 05:20:48 PM

Well, please don't make some people or persons without much experience in gambling believe that using or betting with big amount of money is a prerequisite to becoming settled in life, if you are betting big amount of money, there is always the possibility of losing it, and if for whatever reason, you spend an amount of money you can't afford to lose on gambling and end up losing it, rest assured that will surely create some financial problems for you.

So, it is very important to gamble wit caution, don't bet with big amount of money simply because you want win big, most especially, if you can't afford to lose such an amount of money, wining in gambling is not constant, and as far as I know, most gamblers today are in red, if we check the amount they have won from gambling in total, and compare it to the amount they have lost in total.

The gambling should be played with some good capital as like the investment of big money for the business to get good mobey as return from the business.Because the high investment should be not allow to get out of the gambling at the mid level of gambling by no money.The money used in the gambling should be take responsibility by the gambler.Because if they loss of big money make him easy blame of gambling site after the loss in the game.This was reason for the some gambler with the minimum bet for the safer gambling.But the fact is the winning for such gambler will be very low compared to the high money using in the gambling.High risk of money will allow the gambler to make the big money,the tactics is most important one.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on December 04, 2023, 05:34:02 PM

Well, please don't make some people or persons without much experience in gambling believe that using or betting with big amount of money is a prerequisite to becoming settled in life, if you are betting big amount of money, there is always the possibility of losing it, and if for whatever reason, you spend an amount of money you can't afford to lose on gambling and end up losing it, rest assured that will surely create some financial problems for you.

So, it is very important to gamble wit caution, don't bet with big amount of money simply because you want win big, most especially, if you can't afford to lose such an amount of money, wining in gambling is not constant, and as far as I know, most gamblers today are in red, if we check the amount they have won from gambling in total, and compare it to the amount they have lost in total.

The gambling should be played with some good capital as like the investment of big money for the business to get good mobey as return from the business.Because the high investment should be not allow to get out of the gambling at the mid level of gambling by no money.The money used in the gambling should be take responsibility by the gambler.Because if they loss of big money make him easy blame of gambling site after the loss in the game.
OK, I think I understand what you mean better now, it is indeed true that having a big bankroll in gambling does give a gambler a good winning edge over those playing with small bankroll, but like you said, the gambler must learn how to manage their bankroll, if not, he or she may like loss it all in a twinkle of an eye.

It's like what you said before in your previous comment that, the more money a gambler have in their bankroll, the more they engage in gambling activities, a gambler who is out of control may even find him or herself betting on games which ordinarily, he or she shouldn't be betting on because he or she lack proper knowledge on such game or sports.
Big bankroll could be a temptation to the gambler if the gambler lack self control, so before a gambler get to that realm of managing a big bankroll, he or she should or first of all master self control, else, he or she may just end up wasting the money.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Wiwo on December 04, 2023, 05:39:58 PM

Well, please don't make some people or persons without much experience in gambling believe that using or betting with big amount of money is a prerequisite to becoming settled in life, if you are betting big amount of money, there is always the possibility of losing it, and if for whatever reason, you spend an amount of money you can't afford to lose on gambling and end up losing it, rest assured that will surely create some financial problems for you.

So, it is very important to gamble wit caution, don't bet with big amount of money simply because you want win big, most especially, if you can't afford to lose such an amount of money, wining in gambling is not constant, and as far as I know, most gamblers today are in red, if we check the amount they have won from gambling in total, and compare it to the amount they have lost in total.

The gambling should be played with some good capital as like the investment of big money for the business to get good mobey as return from the business.Because the high investment should be not allow to get out of the gambling at the mid level of gambling by no money.The money used in the gambling should be take responsibility by the gambler.Because if they loss of big money make him easy blame of gambling site after the loss in the game.
OK, I think I understand what you mean better now, it is indeed true that having a big bankroll in gambling does give a gambler a good winning edge over those playing with small bankroll, but like you said, the gambler must learn how to manage their bankroll, if not, he or she may like loss it all in a twinkle of an eye.

It's like what you said before in your previous comment that, the more money a gambler have in their bankroll, the more they engage in gambling activities, a gambler who is out of control may even find him or herself betting on games which ordinarily, he or she shouldn't be betting on because he or she lack proper knowledge on such game or sports.
Big bankroll could be a temptation to the gambler if the gambler lack self control, so before a gambler get to that realm of managing a big bankroll, he or she should or first of all master self-control, else, he or she may just end up wasting the money.
Since the total rewards are calculated based on your amount staked that means that having a big amount in bets is what gives you a good amount in winning and that way also you have the chance of lowering your risk by selecting only one game odds and making a big stake on it to give you big rewards.

But those who are involved in such high-stakes bets are those who have taken sports betting as a way to make money in the form of investment.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: TheUltraElite on December 08, 2023, 03:26:43 PM
But those who are involved in such high-stakes bets are those who have taken sports betting as a way to make money in the form of investment.
I would not go that far to call sport betting an investment. It might be an EV+ game, but it is still have some luck factor and that luck factor can wipe out your balance after the end of the round.

A high-stakes game means more difficulty in managing the bankroll. While we talk about a 10% max of bankroll on any single bet, these people might go for more than that and end up with a loss. Personally I would never go that far unless I have some insider news.

Discipline here means less gambling from the player's side, which kind of negates gambling altogether.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Doan9269 on December 08, 2023, 03:32:55 PM
But those who are involved in such high-stakes bets are those who have taken sports betting as a way to make money in the form of investment.
I would not go that far to call sport betting an investment.

As long as we have put in for gambling, irrespective of the game played or the kind of bet we made, we are not making it as an Investment and no matter how good we are at it, why this is so is because we never knows the outcome in what we are betting upon untill the final result is out for us to discover either winning or loosing, some don't mind loosing their money on gambling while some do.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Wiwo on December 08, 2023, 03:35:32 PM
But those who are involved in such high-stakes bets are those who have taken sports betting as a way to make money in the form of investment.
I would not go that far to call sport betting an investment. It might be an EV+ game, but it is still have some luck factor and that luck factor can wipe out your balance after the end of the round.

A high-stakes game means more difficulty in managing the bankroll. While we talk about a 10% max of bankroll on any single bet, these people might go for more than that and end up with a loss. Personally I would never go that far unless I have some insider news.

Discipline here means less gambling from the player's side, which kind of negates gambling altogether.
Yes me either,  I won't take such route because high stake equal a higher chance of losing since the risk level will automatically increase due to the higher wager or odds and most times sports bets are only sure if they are made up of just one game selection and for that,  if you already have two games on your ticket it then means that you are going to be taking a higher risk since any of the games can catch your tickets.

But then also,  those that stake this kind of bet are already used to it and are aware of the risk and haven't a long time experience with some amount and regardless whether they win or not,  they always cover upnwirhnrhennexr big.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on December 08, 2023, 03:43:52 PM
But those who are involved in such high-stakes bets are those who have taken sports betting as a way to make money in the form of investment.
I would not go that far to call sport betting an investment. It might be an EV+ game, but it is still have some luck factor and that luck factor can wipe out your balance after the end of the round.

A high-stakes game means more difficulty in managing the bankroll. While we talk about a 10% max of bankroll on any single bet, these people might go for more than that and end up with a loss. Personally I would never go that far unless I have some insider news.

Discipline here means less gambling from the player's side, which kind of negates gambling altogether.
Yes me either,  I won't take such route because high stake equal a higher chance of losing since the risk level will automatically increase due to the higher wager or odds and most times sports bets are only sure if they are made up of just one game selection and for that,  if you already have two games on your ticket it then means that you are going to be taking a higher risk since any of the games can catch your tickets.


At last both the high stake gamblers and the ones that couldn't afford that much on bets were still placed under the same category of risk for winning or loosing, we should know that even gamblers are more experienced than each other, though we shouldn't get the whole thing wrong here to have thought about winning by experience, that was not where am going to, but being experienced will let you decern well that it's not by how far you have staked or being betting, but how you're being able to understand the whole decision making process while gambling.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: bettercrypto on December 08, 2023, 04:07:38 PM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.

When we say sell-discipline, it is applicable in many scenarios, such as disciplining in not gambling or disciplining in limiting our money in gambling. Maybe that is what these virtues apply to, right?

Although the fact that we now have discipline brings a lot of good things to the truth, at least we can use it, whether it's online or whether the condition of an individual is good or bad in my understanding. I just don't know if I understand what I'm talking about.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on December 08, 2023, 05:35:18 PM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.
This is very common and yet we need to avoid making that kind of mistake, as it is easy to think of the money we have won as free money that we can use to gamble even more or to raise the size of our bets, however if you really think about it this is not the case, as it is likely that amount of money does not really cover all the losses you have endured on your time as a gambler, so being irresponsible with that money is simply a bad idea as this could lead you to become irresponsible with the rest of your money as well.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 09, 2023, 10:38:31 AM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.
This is very common and yet we need to avoid making that kind of mistake, as it is easy to think of the money we have won as free money that we can use to gamble even more or to raise the size of our bets, however if you really think about it this is not the case, as it is likely that amount of money does not really cover all the losses you have endured on your time as a gambler, so being irresponsible with that money is simply a bad idea as this could lead you to become irresponsible with the rest of your money as well.

Yeah, most of the time, those gamblers who think that the money that they have won serves as your free money to continue betting. If you have that mentality, things might go wrong, as instead of making money fail, it can turn to losing more when you fail to save your earnings too, as most of those people who continue to play, they're going to lose it back and worse, they will add more money and, with emotion upon they will continue failing and continue to frustrate themselves and keep bringing more to the house.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Blitzboy on December 09, 2023, 04:03:51 PM

Still that self-control manage to dominate and addiction still avoidable if you will not exceed from your set target, even you are aware that losing is a common outcome with that kind of limitation and not trying to add more money in you bankroll will help. It's not easy as there are many factors that can drive you to keep playing and chances of being excited and wanting more can lead you to add money when things did not go according to how you expect.

But if you have such limit and you are good at managing that self-control, you are really helping yourself to avoid that big danger behind this activity..

The self-control was the important one to prevent from the loss in the gambling.After the big win in the gambling,the gambler will do the gambling for the longer period without any limitation.They will do tje gambling with the energy get from the big win in the gambling.Every win in the gambling will give the positive opinion about the gambling to the gambler.So whenever the gambler get money from the other sources, he will ready to use for the gambling site.If the gambler placed big money all the time in the gambling site,this help the gambler to get settle in their life using the gambling site.
This is very common and yet we need to avoid making that kind of mistake, as it is easy to think of the money we have won as free money that we can use to gamble even more or to raise the size of our bets, however if you really think about it this is not the case, as it is likely that amount of money does not really cover all the losses you have endured on your time as a gambler, so being irresponsible with that money is simply a bad idea as this could lead you to become irresponsible with the rest of your money as well.

Yeah, most of the time, those gamblers who think that the money that they have won serves as your free money to continue betting. If you have that mentality, things might go wrong, as instead of making money fail, it can turn to losing more when you fail to save your earnings too, as most of those people who continue to play, they're going to lose it back and worse, they will add more money and, with emotion upon they will continue failing and continue to frustrate themselves and keep bringing more to the house.
We typically consider victories "free money". Its not free. At most, it refunds past losses. Remember that gambling is a cycle of wins and losses. Considering winnings free cash? A slippery slope. It distorts our value perception. Now we're wagering more, risking our earnings and possibly our cash. Mindset issues arise from this habit. We must be responsible with all our resources, not just the winnings. The key? Self-control and awareness. We must break the cycle, think large, and control our urges. Thats the true game - not at the tables.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 11, 2023, 12:08:14 PM

We typically consider victories "free money". Its not free. At most, it refunds past losses. Remember that gambling is a cycle of wins and losses. Considering winnings free cash? A slippery slope. It distorts our value perception. Now we're wagering more, risking our earnings and possibly our cash. Mindset issues arise from this habit. We must be responsible with all our resources, not just the winnings. The key? Self-control and awareness. We must break the cycle, think large, and control our urges. Thats the true game - not at the tables.

Good point, you need to be focused if you want to stay responsible. You pointed out that it's a cycle of wins and losses and also a balance with how you manage your bankrol. It's not easy as we might be when you are already on the table playing, or you are already picking your team to bet with your sport betting, there are many factors that you needed to consider as it will influence the outcome of your sessions.

Be sure to have everything in place before taking your step inside gambling, knowing the limitation and properly executing your plans and strategy will help you to stay in control and to keep your bank safe.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on December 15, 2023, 05:52:43 PM
We typically consider victories "free money". Its not free. At most, it refunds past losses. Remember that gambling is a cycle of wins and losses. Considering winnings free cash? A slippery slope. It distorts our value perception. Now we're wagering more, risking our earnings and possibly our cash. Mindset issues arise from this habit. We must be responsible with all our resources, not just the winnings. The key? Self-control and awareness. We must break the cycle, think large, and control our urges. Thats the true game - not at the tables.
It is because of this tendency that all the money that touches our hands needs to be treated the same, as this is something that happens quite often as well when a person finds some money on the street, they think of that money as free money and immediately spend it, they fail to realize that by thinking like this not only they are wasting their good fortune in something they do not need, but they are increasing the chances they do this as well with the rest of their money.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Quidat on December 15, 2023, 05:59:27 PM
We typically consider victories "free money". Its not free. At most, it refunds past losses. Remember that gambling is a cycle of wins and losses. Considering winnings free cash? A slippery slope. It distorts our value perception. Now we're wagering more, risking our earnings and possibly our cash. Mindset issues arise from this habit. We must be responsible with all our resources, not just the winnings. The key? Self-control and awareness. We must break the cycle, think large, and control our urges. Thats the true game - not at the tables.
It is because of this tendency that all the money that touches our hands needs to be treated the same, as this is something that happens quite often as well when a person finds some money on the street, they think of that money as free money and immediately spend it, they fail to realize that by thinking like this not only they are wasting their good fortune in something they do not need, but they are increasing the chances they do this as well with the rest of their money.
If you do really be able to see the value of that money that you had earned from your day job and having those kind of non simple task or job then for sure you would really be hesitated on making use on something that could easily blown it away which is on gambling.  8) Somehow, there are people who are really that sensible and there are ones who arent and this what makes this industry to be so profitable because people do really fail on doing even on the basic steps or basic approach on how things should really be deal up with but instead they would really be tolerating out their addiction until
they would really be making themselves getting bust up in the end. This is why it would really be that important that you should be having that kind of control because if not then you would really
be ending up on getting miserable.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: DubemIfedigbo001 on December 15, 2023, 06:26:23 PM
This is the simple way I'm able to control myself. Gambling is the last activity I do for the day, I make sure I'm done with everything of importance and all my tasks for the day have been fulfilled. I then deposit the amount I want to gamble with into the platform. I already know that on no account would I deposit twice into the account for a gambling session. As funny as it may sound, I time myself before I start gambling and I make sure not to spend more than three (3) hours in a gambling session. As soon as my alarm goes off, I stop and withdraw all leftovers in the platform to my main account and that  marks the end of a session. It was difficult to maintain in the first period, I had to ask one of my female friends who lives close and hates gambling to collect my phone anytime my alarm goes off and I'm still in the platform. I guess I got used to it gradually, and sometimes I tend to extend my time intentionally, but my performance now is more moderate than ever all thanks to my new found formula. I'll mention that I don't gamble everyday as a way to curb addiction


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Nerdy doctor on December 15, 2023, 06:37:32 PM
In this case if I answer your question then the first answer will be first of all you should take gambling as only purpose of entertainment not for the main purpose is to be earning. Then I wanna say that set a limitation that can be a gambling budget for a days or for a week or month. Keep in mind that if you cross over this budget, you will have to stop gambling for the day.  Moreover, of course, gambling should not be greedy.

You’ve got a point. I think if you’re someone who gambles a considerable lot, it would be safer if you made a budget for your gambling activities and strive to keep to it. That’s the best way on how to comfortably manage your finances so you won’t go over indulging yourself with gambling activities.
Starting with a week and slowly increasing to two weeks to a month, the budget would get easier to stick to and discipline would then set in.
Greed for more money can also make someone play using money not budgeted for such activities.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Slow death on December 15, 2023, 07:37:55 PM
This is the simple way I'm able to control myself. Gambling is the last activity I do for the day, I make sure I'm done with everything of importance and all my tasks for the day have been fulfilled. I then deposit the amount I want to gamble with into the platform. I already know that on no account would I deposit twice into the account for a gambling session. As funny as it may sound, I time myself before I start gambling and I make sure not to spend more than three (3) hours in a gambling session. As soon as my alarm goes off, I stop and withdraw all leftovers in the platform to my main account and that  marks the end of a session. It was difficult to maintain in the first period, I had to ask one of my female friends who lives close and hates gambling to collect my phone anytime my alarm goes off and I'm still in the platform. I guess I got used to it gradually, and sometimes I tend to extend my time intentionally, but my performance now is more moderate than ever all thanks to my new found formula. I'll mention that I don't gamble everyday as a way to curb addiction

Even though this strategy you created is effective for you, it also shows that you play constantly, you probably play every day and that's not good, if you were only playing a few days a week and had a few weeks without playing then you would have a lot of self control to the point where you don't need to use this strategy you created. I don't play those gambling games that depend on luck for the person to win, but I once played them, although it's been a long time, I can still remember the day I played those casino games. At that time I realized that slot games can make people spend many hours playing without them realizing that they have been playing for a long time.

Things like 2 hours become little time for people who play gambling games that depend on luck, especially when people deposit money and start hitting large multipliers, people start to think that if they keep playing they will be able to hit more multipliers and as a result they will make a lot of money, but at the end of the day they lose everything. In my opinion, people need to not play every day, people need to have life in the real world too. only play on days when they have free time and have no other entertainment in the real world


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oilacris on December 15, 2023, 08:14:54 PM
In this case if I answer your question then the first answer will be first of all you should take gambling as only purpose of entertainment not for the main purpose is to be earning. Then I wanna say that set a limitation that can be a gambling budget for a days or for a week or month. Keep in mind that if you cross over this budget, you will have to stop gambling for the day.  Moreover, of course, gambling should not be greedy.

You’ve got a point. I think if you’re someone who gambles a considerable lot, it would be safer if you made a budget for your gambling activities and strive to keep to it. That’s the best way on how to comfortably manage your finances so you won’t go over indulging yourself with gambling activities.
Starting with a week and slowly increasing to two weeks to a month, the budget would get easier to stick to and discipline would then set in.
Greed for more money can also make someone play using money not budgeted for such activities.
Budget allocation would be always recommended or something that would really be that crucial specially when dealing up with gambling.If you do find yourself that being impulsive when it comes to spending then there's something wrong with you and this is something that should really be stopped completely if you are really that making that huge spending into your money.
Gambling is for fun but on the time that you are already doing things which arent supposed to be done then it would really be always better that you should stop.
Bankroll handling would really be that important and if you arent discipline then you are really that close to disaster, this is why you should really be that careful.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: arimamib on December 15, 2023, 08:25:13 PM
We typically consider victories "free money". Its not free. At most, it refunds past losses. Remember that gambling is a cycle of wins and losses. Considering winnings free cash? A slippery slope. It distorts our value perception. Now we're wagering more, risking our earnings and possibly our cash. Mindset issues arise from this habit. We must be responsible with all our resources, not just the winnings. The key? Self-control and awareness. We must break the cycle, think large, and control our urges. Thats the true game - not at the tables.
Good point, you need to be focused if you want to stay responsible. You pointed out that it's a cycle of wins and losses and also a balance with how you manage your bankrol. It's not easy as we might be when you are already on the table playing, or you are already picking your team to bet with your sport betting, there are many factors that you needed to consider as it will influence the outcome of your sessions.

Be sure to have everything in place before taking your step inside gambling, knowing the limitation and properly executing your plans and strategy will help you to stay in control and to keep your bank safe.
Being aware of the cyclical nature of wins and losses is a fundamental understanding in gambling, because the outcomes are unpredictable and it needs to have a strategic approach rather than relying solely on luck. The point on how important to maintain a balance in bankroll management is a keen awareness of the financial aspect of gambling. Responsible betting indeed involves allocating resources wisely and avoiding impulsive decisions that could lead to significant losses.

Many Factors need to be considered when placing bets that can include factors such as team statistics, players performance, injuries, weather conditions, and other variables that may influence the outcome of a game. Taking these factors into account enhances the decision-making process. The importance of preparation involves setting clear limits, understanding personal barriers, and having a prepared strategy in place. Those can enhance the chances of staying in control and safeguarding their bankrolls.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: DaNNy001 on December 15, 2023, 08:29:13 PM
In this case if I answer your question then the first answer will be first of all you should take gambling as only purpose of entertainment not for the main purpose is to be earning. Then I wanna say that set a limitation that can be a gambling budget for a days or for a week or month. Keep in mind that if you cross over this budget, you will have to stop gambling for the day.  Moreover, of course, gambling should not be greedy.

You’ve got a point. I think if you’re someone who gambles a considerable lot, it would be safer if you made a budget for your gambling activities and strive to keep to it. That’s the best way on how to comfortably manage your finances so you won’t go over indulging yourself with gambling activities.
Starting with a week and slowly increasing to two weeks to a month, the budget would get easier to stick to and discipline would then set in.
Greed for more money can also make someone play using money not budgeted for such activities.
Budget allocation would be always recommended or something that would really be that crucial specially when dealing up with gambling.If you do find yourself that being impulsive when it comes to spending then there's something wrong with you and this is something that should really be stopped completely if you are really that making that huge spending into your money.
Gambling is for fun but on the time that you are already doing things which arent supposed to be done then it would really be always better that you should stop.
Bankroll handling would really be that important and if you arent discipline then you are really that close to disaster, this is why you should really be that careful.
Why not just have a fixed deposit to avoid you going a-wall with your gambling habit because sometimes we tend to forget ourselves when it comes to managing our bankroll. As a gambler, the one most important thing that's keeps your habit in check is the ability for you to actually manage your bankroll because the moment you have lost control of that then be sure you are definitely heading to a one way road that's very hard to come back from.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 17, 2023, 05:40:50 PM
In this case if I answer your question then the first answer will be first of all you should take gambling as only purpose of entertainment not for the main purpose is to be earning. Then I wanna say that set a limitation that can be a gambling budget for a days or for a week or month. Keep in mind that if you cross over this budget, you will have to stop gambling for the day.  Moreover, of course, gambling should not be greedy.

You’ve got a point. I think if you’re someone who gambles a considerable lot, it would be safer if you made a budget for your gambling activities and strive to keep to it. That’s the best way on how to comfortably manage your finances so you won’t go over indulging yourself with gambling activities.
Starting with a week and slowly increasing to two weeks to a month, the budget would get easier to stick to and discipline would then set in.
Greed for more money can also make someone play using money not budgeted for such activities.
Budget allocation would be always recommended or something that would really be that crucial specially when dealing up with gambling.If you do find yourself that being impulsive when it comes to spending then there's something wrong with you and this is something that should really be stopped completely if you are really that making that huge spending into your money.
Gambling is for fun but on the time that you are already doing things which arent supposed to be done then it would really be always better that you should stop.
Bankroll handling would really be that important and if you arent discipline then you are really that close to disaster, this is why you should really be that careful.

If you want to stay responsible better to focus with your bankroll, both time and money are important but most of the time its the money that you are using that leads you to overstay inside the house, when you are losing there's a chance that instead of stopping you will add more money and keep trying to recover as quickly as possible.

Wrong move as you are just following how the house wanted you to use their services, if you got hook expect that you will suffer to more losing amount, you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ChiBitCTy on December 17, 2023, 06:42:04 PM
Well being financially responsible when it comes to gambling is something that goes hand in hand with my work (finance), so it keeps me in check gambling wise ..but I can’t lie I’ve recently been playing a little roulette, and that actually kinda scares me as I really just don’t trust it being legit but two , can’t make it a habit. Besides that, I’m all good in this area.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hirose UK on December 17, 2023, 06:47:02 PM
Budget allocation would be always recommended or something that would really be that crucial specially when dealing up with gambling.If you do find yourself that being impulsive when it comes to spending then there's something wrong with you and this is something that should really be stopped completely if you are really that making that huge spending into your money.
Gambling is for fun but on the time that you are already doing things which arent supposed to be done then it would really be always better that you should stop.
Bankroll handling would really be that important and if you arent discipline then you are really that close to disaster, this is why you should really be that careful.

If you want to stay responsible better to focus with your bankroll, both time and money are important but most of the time its the money that you are using that leads you to overstay inside the house, when you are losing there's a chance that instead of stopping you will add more money and keep trying to recover as quickly as possible.

Wrong move as you are just following how the house wanted you to use their services, if you got hook expect that you will suffer to more losing amount, you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.
Financial management will greatly influence gambler attitude of responsibility and discipline in limiting themselves to certain time for each gambling activity they undertake.
By having good financial management, we can easily determine when to stop just based on the money that has been set.
And one more thing is that we have to accept all the losses that occur so that we don't really think about trying to recover them, then indirectly we will be able to manage our finances very well and of course we won't experience too big loss.

As much as possible, we must control the gambling activities we carry out, lest the madness of gambling control us.
The house edge always offers attractive opportunities and can make us do reckless things like going too far by adding capital to bets in the hope of winning big.
We must be able to understand that gambling is full of uncertainty and of course we must be able to truly be wise gamblers where when we decide to just have fun then do as expected at the start.
Don't be lulled by the desire to win big because in the future you will definitely not win but lose.

Failure to manage money is one of the reasons why many gamblers experience downturns and failure to manage money is also major factor in gamblers often making mistakes.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: dezoel on December 18, 2023, 04:39:24 PM
you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.
One should have a budget that they can afford to lose and some free time, and gamble without any plan or anything. Experiment with your gambling, drag odds up and down along with bet sizes, try to hit insane wins, try games that make you have fun and have a smile, and have a time filled with joy and fun instead of worry and tension, that's how you can have the best experience in gambling, you will feel great, and the best thing is, you will only be addicted to the fun and not gambling in general which means you can leave it if you find fun somewhere else.

So, I suggest that people just gamble without putting too much pressure on themselves and their minds, and instead of always having the thought of earning profit one should enjoy the games they are playing which isn't what most gamblers do and I think they do it the wrong way.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 18, 2023, 04:55:03 PM

You’ve got a point. I think if you’re someone who gambles a considerable lot, it would be safer if you made a budget for your gambling activities and strive to keep to it. That’s the best way on how to comfortably manage your finances so you won’t go over indulging yourself with gambling activities.
Starting with a week and slowly increasing to two weeks to a month, the budget would get easier to stick to and discipline would then set in.
Greed for more money can also make someone play using money not budgeted for such activities.
Budget allocation would be always recommended or something that would really be that crucial specially when dealing up with gambling.If you do find yourself that being impulsive when it comes to spending then there's something wrong with you and this is something that should really be stopped completely if you are really that making that huge spending into your money.
Gambling is for fun but on the time that you are already doing things which arent supposed to be done then it would really be always better that you should stop.
Bankroll handling would really be that important and if you arent discipline then you are really that close to disaster, this is why you should really be that careful.

If you want to stay responsible better to focus with your bankroll, both time and money are important but most of the time its the money that you are using that leads you to overstay inside the house, when you are losing there's a chance that instead of stopping you will add more money and keep trying to recover as quickly as possible.

Wrong move as you are just following how the house wanted you to use their services, if you got hook expect that you will suffer to more losing amount, you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.

By putting an amount that will not be too big a problem for your finances if the final result is really losing, bankrol management is very important but in my opinion not only that, but at the same time you also need to have the right understanding of gambling, because of course your management will not be useful if you basically have an aggressive approach to gambling in the sense of always overdoing it in search of victory. The right understanding will be useful to minimize everything including not losing too much and reduce the attraction to stay longer and get carried away in the cycle because the right understanding will be able to push you to a good awareness.

Restoring the situation to break even I think most of the actions will only end up in vain, very unlikely because when you do a new session then obviously the situation will also return to the beginning which means between winning and losing, while the house always wins.



Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 19, 2023, 01:07:42 PM

You’ve got a point. I think if you’re someone who gambles a considerable lot, it would be safer if you made a budget for your gambling activities and strive to keep to it. That’s the best way on how to comfortably manage your finances so you won’t go over indulging yourself with gambling activities.
Starting with a week and slowly increasing to two weeks to a month, the budget would get easier to stick to and discipline would then set in.
Greed for more money can also make someone play using money not budgeted for such activities.
Budget allocation would be always recommended or something that would really be that crucial specially when dealing up with gambling.If you do find yourself that being impulsive when it comes to spending then there's something wrong with you and this is something that should really be stopped completely if you are really that making that huge spending into your money.
Gambling is for fun but on the time that you are already doing things which arent supposed to be done then it would really be always better that you should stop.
Bankroll handling would really be that important and if you arent discipline then you are really that close to disaster, this is why you should really be that careful.

If you want to stay responsible better to focus with your bankroll, both time and money are important but most of the time its the money that you are using that leads you to overstay inside the house, when you are losing there's a chance that instead of stopping you will add more money and keep trying to recover as quickly as possible.

Wrong move as you are just following how the house wanted you to use their services, if you got hook expect that you will suffer to more losing amount, you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.

By putting an amount that will not be too big a problem for your finances if the final result is really losing, bankrol management is very important but in my opinion not only that, but at the same time you also need to have the right understanding of gambling, because of course your management will not be useful if you basically have an aggressive approach to gambling in the sense of always overdoing it in search of victory. The right understanding will be useful to minimize everything including not losing too much and reduce the attraction to stay longer and get carried away in the cycle because the right understanding will be able to push you to a good awareness.

Restoring the situation to break even I think most of the actions will only end up in vain, very unlikely because when you do a new session then obviously the situation will also return to the beginning which means between winning and losing, while the house always wins.



Yeah, right, having that good understanding of the game is also a factor. Apart from bankroll management, the selection of games that you're going to bet will have that influence on the outcome of your session. If you know well, then it can be a positive outcome. It can be an edge for you while doing well with your money management. I can say that the chance that you may bring out some earnings can possibly happen if you know what you are doing, and you understand how gambling works.

However, if you fail to win, with that understanding, it can save you from being aggressive and stop you from keeping adding more money from your bankroll.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 19, 2023, 04:41:15 PM

If you want to stay responsible better to focus with your bankroll, both time and money are important but most of the time its the money that you are using that leads you to overstay inside the house, when you are losing there's a chance that instead of stopping you will add more money and keep trying to recover as quickly as possible.

Wrong move as you are just following how the house wanted you to use their services, if you got hook expect that you will suffer to more losing amount, you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.

By putting an amount that will not be too big a problem for your finances if the final result is really losing, bankrol management is very important but in my opinion not only that, but at the same time you also need to have the right understanding of gambling, because of course your management will not be useful if you basically have an aggressive approach to gambling in the sense of always overdoing it in search of victory. The right understanding will be useful to minimize everything including not losing too much and reduce the attraction to stay longer and get carried away in the cycle because the right understanding will be able to push you to a good awareness.

Restoring the situation to break even I think most of the actions will only end up in vain, very unlikely because when you do a new session then obviously the situation will also return to the beginning which means between winning and losing, while the house always wins.



Yeah, right, having that good understanding of the game is also a factor. Apart from bankroll management, the selection of games that you're going to bet will have that influence on the outcome of your session. If you know well, then it can be a positive outcome. It can be an edge for you while doing well with your money management. I can say that the chance that you may bring out some earnings can possibly happen if you know what you are doing, and you understand how gambling works.

However, if you fail to win, with that understanding, it can save you from being aggressive and stop you from keeping adding more money from your bankroll.

Yes, in conclusion, of course, it is not only bankroll management that is needed in this problem but also the management of a directed mindset and the right understanding, because I think that's the only thing that will be a big driver so that they can manage well and maximize.

For the problem of earning maybe I don't really agree with your assumptions and ideas, it's none other than because after all even though you have excellent planning, management and bankroll management it all refers only to a prevention so that you don't suffer too much defeat with large amounts, and not that way then you will be able to get a decent or definite income in gambling, for that matter it will still depend on how lucky you are in every session you bet. So don't misunderstand the odds, the right understanding and also with good bankroll management only refers or is useful to minimize the risk of losing and does not mean that you can get more wins with such an approach.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: pawanjain on December 19, 2023, 05:14:50 PM
This is the simple way I'm able to control myself. Gambling is the last activity I do for the day, I make sure I'm done with everything of importance and all my tasks for the day have been fulfilled. I then deposit the amount I want to gamble with into the platform. I already know that on no account would I deposit twice into the account for a gambling session. As funny as it may sound, I time myself before I start gambling and I make sure not to spend more than three (3) hours in a gambling session. As soon as my alarm goes off, I stop and withdraw all leftovers in the platform to my main account and that  marks the end of a session. It was difficult to maintain in the first period, I had to ask one of my female friends who lives close and hates gambling to collect my phone anytime my alarm goes off and I'm still in the platform. I guess I got used to it gradually, and sometimes I tend to extend my time intentionally, but my performance now is more moderate than ever all thanks to my new found formula. I'll mention that I don't gamble everyday as a way to curb addiction

So you basically gamble everyday or every other day which makes you a step closer to becoming a gambling addict.
You deposit amount every time you gamble and then withdraw it, which makes you lose a lot on transaction fees.
You asked your female friends to take your phone which made you rely on third person for controlling yourself from gambling.
All these are red flags which you should tend to avoid.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on December 22, 2023, 07:35:54 PM
This is the simple way I'm able to control myself. Gambling is the last activity I do for the day, I make sure I'm done with everything of importance and all my tasks for the day have been fulfilled. I then deposit the amount I want to gamble with into the platform. I already know that on no account would I deposit twice into the account for a gambling session. As funny as it may sound, I time myself before I start gambling and I make sure not to spend more than three (3) hours in a gambling session. As soon as my alarm goes off, I stop and withdraw all leftovers in the platform to my main account and that  marks the end of a session. It was difficult to maintain in the first period, I had to ask one of my female friends who lives close and hates gambling to collect my phone anytime my alarm goes off and I'm still in the platform. I guess I got used to it gradually, and sometimes I tend to extend my time intentionally, but my performance now is more moderate than ever all thanks to my new found formula. I'll mention that I don't gamble everyday as a way to curb addiction

So you basically gamble everyday or every other day which makes you a step closer to becoming a gambling addict.
You deposit amount every time you gamble and then withdraw it, which makes you lose a lot on transaction fees.
You asked your female friends to take your phone which made you rely on third person for controlling yourself from gambling.
All these are red flags which you should tend to avoid.
They are obviously not on the best shape but it seems they are making progress and that is what it matters, as if they can keep reducing the time and the money they use to gamble then they will reach a point in which their gambling urges will be completely under their control, and they will forget about any possibility of developing a compulsion towards gambling as they eliminate those red flags too, and while they are doing a good job the next step is to find another hobby they also enjoy and which they can use to diminish the amount of time they gamble even more.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: agustina2 on December 22, 2023, 07:47:36 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

That required a long time experience being a gambler. Being a disciplined gambler can't be learned right away at the start even a newbie is prepared mentally because the actual pressure of gambling can only be felt at actual gambling and not beforehand.

I'm sure while a gambler engages in gambling regularly, they can learn to be responsible and disciplined gamblers along the way.

That's where the professional gamblers today, started their journey.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Westinhome on December 22, 2023, 09:25:23 PM

If you want to stay responsible better to focus with your bankroll, both time and money are important but most of the time its the money that you are using that leads you to overstay inside the house, when you are losing there's a chance that instead of stopping you will add more money and keep trying to recover as quickly as possible.

Wrong move as you are just following how the house wanted you to use their services, if you got hook expect that you will suffer to more losing amount, you need to be very careful and you should stay with your plan.

The responsible gamblers will look at the bank balance at every point in the gambling.The curse to the gambling is the gambler will have the habit of playing the game till his last dollars in the bank account.He should hold some dollars for their family and play the game with the balance money.Because it’s not easy to manage the family expenses till the next earnings arrived your bank account.After the complete loss,the gamblers should ready to earn more dollars in different way.If the gamblers try to keep some dollars with the disciplined game,he no need to worry for the loss or winning in the gambling site.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: maydna on December 22, 2023, 11:01:43 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

That required a long time experience being a gambler. Being a disciplined gambler can't be learned right away at the start even a newbie is prepared mentally because the actual pressure of gambling can only be felt at actual gambling and not beforehand.

I'm sure while a gambler engages in gambling regularly, they can learn to be responsible and disciplined gamblers along the way.

That's where the professional gamblers today, started their journey.
If those who gamble have applied discipline from the start of their gambling, they can become disciplined gamblers even though it takes time to become disciplined. But there is nothing wrong if a beginner continues to try to discipline himself in gambling so that it can help him manage his gambling expenses. It's just a matter of whether a gambler wants to learn to be responsible for his gambling activities, especially since it's all for his own good. No one will pay attention to him when gambling, and only he has to pay more attention to himself.

When they can discipline themselves in gambling, they will see that they can manage the money for gambling and don't need to use a lot of money to gamble immediately. They can even enjoy gambling games as something that provides fun. And they also don't think about chasing victory.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: boty on December 23, 2023, 04:17:39 PM
So you basically gamble everyday or every other day which makes you a step closer to becoming a gambling addict.
You deposit amount every time you gamble and then withdraw it, which makes you lose a lot on transaction fees.
You asked your female friends to take your phone which made you rely on third person for controlling yourself from gambling.
All these are red flags which you should tend to avoid.
Reducing gambling activities will indeed be able to help us avoid addiction in gambling and also we must be able to manage our emotions in the game that we play so as not to spend too much income we have for gambling activities that we play.
If we have the desire to reduce the gambling activity that we play, it will be very good if anyone can help us, especially the female friend, of course they will really help us, and it would be better we can avoid it before things we don't want to happen to us.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: 348Judah on December 23, 2023, 04:42:35 PM
Yeah, right, having that good understanding of the game is also a factor. Apart from bankroll management, the selection of games that you're going to bet will have that influence on the outcome of your session.

Some gamblers don't actually know how to manage their bets through games selections, when we want to make this happen, then we need to learn about how we can achieve the maximum understanding about what we do, then study the various ways we can manage our bankroll.

However, if you fail to win, with that understanding, it can save you from being aggressive and stop you from keeping adding more money from your bankroll.

Gambling is not about funding our casino wallet always, we must developed a means to control our bankroll we will take a check on how we have been gambling from how we loose or win.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Pandu Geddon on December 23, 2023, 04:54:33 PM
Gambling is not about funding our casino wallet always, we must developed a means to control our bankroll we will take a check on how we have been gambling from how we loose or win.

This can be done for mature gamblers with a lot of experience in casinos. because usually when gamblers don't have good control, when they enjoy the game too much they forget that they have to stop when they run out of credit in their account. the result is to add more deposits and it will get worse when the ambition is to recover the losses obtained.
If you don't want to continue to be in a bad condition, gamblers must learn from the experiences they have had. Gambling is not just about how much money we deposit to have fun.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Hirose UK on December 24, 2023, 08:52:02 AM
Yeah, right, having that good understanding of the game is also a factor. Apart from bankroll management, the selection of games that you're going to bet will have that influence on the outcome of your session.

Some gamblers don't actually know how to manage their bets through games selections, when we want to make this happen, then we need to learn about how we can achieve the maximum understanding about what we do, then study the various ways we can manage our bankroll.
In fact it easy, every gambler only needs to determine the money they can actually receive when they lose it and of course, once this has been done, they can deposit the specified amount of money into the gambling site to bet on, whether on sports or games.
How much money is deposited, if it is acceptable to lose, then we only need to set time to spend the money, if we want it to last longer then use the lowest bet and we can have fun for longer time.
But remember that this money is money that has been prepared to be lost so that when it runs out we have to stop and immediately leave the casino instead of depositing money again to recover the losses.
Obviously recovering from losses is not the correct attitude and action in money management.

However, if you fail to win, with that understanding, it can save you from being aggressive and stop you from keeping adding more money from your bankroll.

Gambling is not about funding our casino wallet always, we must developed a means to control our bankroll we will take a check on how we have been gambling from how we loose or win.
Well, I agree with your answer and it is true that as gamblers we must be able to develop ways to manage money and also learn how we win and lose.
That way we can become responsible gamblers and have quite lot of valuable experience from gambling.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 26, 2023, 02:49:23 AM
Yeah, right, having that good understanding of the game is also a factor. Apart from bankroll management, the selection of games that you're going to bet will have that influence on the outcome of your session.

Some gamblers don't actually know how to manage their bets through games selections, when we want to make this happen, then we need to learn about how we can achieve the maximum understanding about what we do, then study the various ways we can manage our bankroll.

If we are into gambling and we want to focus with how we can manage to win some or stay responsible with our actions, we need to make sure that we are learning each time we place our bets, win or lose there's should be an extra learning and use it as basis when we try our next picks, along the way, with good attitude towards your bankroll management you will be able to developed good bankroll management plus the capability to adjust and limit yourself with experienced that gives you the hint if you needed to stop and rest for a while.

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However, if you fail to win, with that understanding, it can save you from being aggressive and stop you from keeping adding more money from your bankroll.

Gambling is not about funding our casino wallet always, we must developed a means to control our bankroll we will take a check on how we have been gambling from how we loose or win.

It is needed to have that confidence in terms of setting limitations and executing your plans in such manner that you keep your composure and not to allow any exceeding attempts that will break your set plans.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 26, 2023, 05:57:55 AM
Gambling is not about funding our casino wallet always, we must developed a means to control our bankroll we will take a check on how we have been gambling from how we loose or win.
This can be done for mature gamblers with a lot of experience in casinos. because usually when gamblers don't have good control, when they enjoy the game too much they forget that they have to stop when they run out of credit in their account. the result is to add more deposits and it will get worse when the ambition is to recover the losses obtained.
If you don't want to continue to be in a bad condition, gamblers must learn from the experiences they have had. Gambling is not just about how much money we deposit to have fun.
Novice gamblers can apply the right methods for them so that they don't experience problems while gambling. Unfortunately, many novice gamblers don't want to learn from many people and only follow their egos in gambling, resulting in them experiencing a lot of losses that they often can't afford to face. That's why we have to really understand that when playing gambling, we don't need to be too persistent in chasing wins or recovering from losses because that will only result in more losses. We should gamble just enough so that we can enjoy gambling as entertainment and can also relieve stress resulting from our daily routine. That way, we only gamble to get entertainment and we can also use other activities to get entertainment too.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: angrybirdy on December 26, 2023, 11:47:52 AM
Gambling is not about funding our casino wallet always, we must developed a means to control our bankroll we will take a check on how we have been gambling from how we loose or win.
This can be done for mature gamblers with a lot of experience in casinos. because usually when gamblers don't have good control, when they enjoy the game too much they forget that they have to stop when they run out of credit in their account. the result is to add more deposits and it will get worse when the ambition is to recover the losses obtained.
If you don't want to continue to be in a bad condition, gamblers must learn from the experiences they have had. Gambling is not just about how much money we deposit to have fun.
Novice gamblers can apply the right methods for them so that they don't experience problems while gambling. Unfortunately, many novice gamblers don't want to learn from many people and only follow their egos in gambling, resulting in them experiencing a lot of losses that they often can't afford to face. That's why we have to really understand that when playing gambling, we don't need to be too persistent in chasing wins or recovering from losses because that will only result in more losses. We should gamble just enough so that we can enjoy gambling as entertainment and can also relieve stress resulting from our daily routine. That way, we only gamble to get entertainment and we can also use other activities to get entertainment too.

But we can't deny the fact that some gamblers are doing this to earn profit, not for just entertainment only, right? Majority of gamblers here in forum has the same thought like mine because I also got to the point where I tried to gamble to earn extra money but somehow I managed to stop myself from leading to gambling addiction. Tbh I've actually gambling for now when I have spare time and I want extra challenging game but still I have and know my limits.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: rodskee on December 26, 2023, 12:08:00 PM
I only listen what my wife says so yes i am disciplined and knows how to manage my
bankrolls or better say my wife is , so I am safe from this questions forever and this is also the reason why
never that i will become a addicted gamblers.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: SeriouslyGiveaway on December 27, 2023, 02:23:52 AM
I believe that in any financial-related issue or field, not just gambling, effective account management is the most crucial factor, and it's something you should master first before engaging in any form of it. Like you said, even if you have a good strategy, a high win rate, but if you don't manage your account well, you'll still incur losses, as simple as increasing the betting amount when losing. In my view, that's also a form of poor account management. Besides, profit-taking and resetting the account after significant wins or achieving the initial set goals are also essential aspects to manage successfully.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: blckhawk on December 27, 2023, 02:31:34 AM
I only listen what my wife says so yes i am disciplined and knows how to manage my
bankrolls or better say my wife is , so I am safe from this questions forever and this is also the reason why
never that i will become a addicted gamblers.

Probably the most effective of them all especially if you want to be a loving husband, and there's no other way around that anyway, you're a married man and still gambling, I think that your wife would be on the right side of things on this one, you could be spending that money on a different things that will help in your married life. For me though as I don't have a wife yet, my best defense when it comes to going overboard with my bankroll is that I put a decent amount on my bankroll and hope that it's enough to satisfy me.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Kelvinid on December 27, 2023, 03:09:00 AM
I believe that in any financial-related issue or field, not just gambling, effective account management is the most crucial factor, and it's something you should master first before engaging in any form of it. Like you said, even if you have a good strategy, a high win rate, but if you don't manage your account well, you'll still incur losses, as simple as increasing the betting amount when losing. In my view, that's also a form of poor account management. Besides, profit-taking and resetting the account after significant wins or achieving the initial set goals are also essential aspects to manage successfully.
It was not just a crucial thing to do but it was the most difficult one especially when we fall into addiction (thank god I was not).
That is why we should have learned how to value our money and know how to spend it wisely. We can spend some to gambling but it should not surpass our limits. Learning can't be done quickly but it would happen if we never focus on our gambling life. Yes, even though our win rate is high but spending more will still end up more on losses rather than profit. Sometimes we get surprised that we empty our bank account and compromise our finances because of our gambling habits.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: borovichok on December 27, 2023, 03:39:15 AM
I only listen what my wife says so yes i am disciplined and knows how to manage my
bankrolls or better say my wife is , so I am safe from this questions forever and this is also the reason why
never that i will become a addicted gamblers.

Discipline starts from the mindset, until a gambler have decided to be discipline from his mind first, only then he can draw out the disciplinary principles which will become very helpful and everyone base here will drove to become a promising gambler in the system. Anyone that have supporters is also trying and lucky at the same time, not always he would be wagering because the wife or partner will gives good advice. Married to your better half because she's been really helpful and an important companion to you. You're so lucky to be married to a good wife unlike some of us that our wives have no single concerns relating to our business, we do as we pleases, losing and profits, we face this stage alone too.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Quidat on December 27, 2023, 03:56:33 AM
I only listen what my wife says so yes i am disciplined and knows how to manage my
bankrolls or better say my wife is , so I am safe from this questions forever and this is also the reason why
never that i will become a addicted gamblers.

Discipline starts from the mindset, until a gambler have decided to be discipline from his mind first, only then he can draw out the disciplinary principles which will become very helpful and everyone base here will drove to become a promising gambler in the system. Anyone that have supporters is also trying and lucky at the same time, not always he would be wagering because the wife or partner will gives good advice. Married to your better half because she's been really helpful and an important companion to you. You're so lucky to be married to a good wife unlike some of us that our wives have no single concerns relating to our business, we do as we pleases, losing and profits, we face this stage alone too.
When it comes to gambling then everything would really be that depending into your first approach and mindset towards it because if you have started up on gambling with having that greedy kind like of mind then discipline wont really be there. Why? you would really be that desperate on making profits or money and you would really be that lost of track in terms of bankroll management on which we know that this is really that something crucial which you would really be needing up when you do play gambling but if its not then for sure you would really be that putting yourself on such trouble and this is something that should really be avoided in the first place on which you would be needing that discipline of course.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: bangjoe on December 27, 2023, 04:13:59 AM
I only listen what my wife says so yes i am disciplined and knows how to manage my
bankrolls or better say my wife is , so I am safe from this questions forever and this is also the reason why
never that i will become a addicted gamblers.

That means you don't have good self-control because you can only do well when your wife is watching and reminding you, isn't that right? Let's say you are away from your wife for a few weeks, maybe you will get financial problems because you don't get supervision from your wife.

Then how can you get the pleasure you want from gambling when you are restricted by your wife in money management, while you still want to continue the game to get pleasure that day? I personally admit that sometimes apart from the management that I have made myself, some moments I have to spend more than what I have budgeted to get satisfaction from gambling, no matter win or lose, it is a necessity. but after that I return to the principles that I have made.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 27, 2023, 05:25:14 AM
But we can't deny the fact that some gamblers are doing this to earn profit, not for just entertainment only, right? Majority of gamblers here in forum has the same thought like mine because I also got to the point where I tried to gamble to earn extra money but somehow I managed to stop myself from leading to gambling addiction. Tbh I've actually gambling for now when I have spare time and I want extra challenging game but still I have and know my limits.
Yes, that's true because many of them want to win from gambling so they forget to manage their money well. Maybe they can manage it at the beginning of their gambling, but after gambling for a while, they see an opportunity to win, so they decide to place a bigger bet than before. But it turns out that it doesn't give them the win they want, and that makes them curious, so they still use the same betting amount, but again, they lose. The more often they lose, their curiosity will grow and make them eager to win. That's what makes many people addicted to gambling and if you can still control yourself well, you still have to practice it and never underestimate it. Gambling can tempt us in many ways so we have to be careful.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: piebeyb on December 27, 2023, 07:41:00 AM
I only listen what my wife says so yes i am disciplined and knows how to manage my
bankrolls or better say my wife is , so I am safe from this questions forever and this is also the reason why
never that i will become a addicted gamblers.

That's a good way if you entrust your loved ones to help manage your money when gambling, but for me personally I completely hand over all my salary to my wife so she manages my gambling budget every week on weekends so whatever I receive it from her and I will use it to gamble, I entrust it to her because she is my wife who is good at managing finances. so I am still under safe control to avoid addiction.

I think this is a good way to avoid addiction. If someone already has a partner, it is better to trust our partner to manage the budget for gambling and also make sure our partner is not a gambler, because there are also cases where both husband and wife are gamblers and it seems there will be difficulties in managing it. and managing money properly. If you have a partner who is a gambler, you should look for a partner who is smart in managing household finances, it will be better.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 27, 2023, 08:26:20 AM
But we can't deny the fact that some gamblers are doing this to earn profit, not for just entertainment only, right? Majority of gamblers here in forum has the same thought like mine because I also got to the point where I tried to gamble to earn extra money but somehow I managed to stop myself from leading to gambling addiction. Tbh I've actually gambling for now when I have spare time and I want extra challenging game but still I have and know my limits.
Yes, that's true because many of them want to win from gambling so they forget to manage their money well. Maybe they can manage it at the beginning of their gambling, but after gambling for a while, they see an opportunity to win, so they decide to place a bigger bet than before. But it turns out that it doesn't give them the win they want, and that makes them curious, so they still use the same betting amount, but again, they lose. The more often they lose, their curiosity will grow and make them eager to win. That's what makes many people addicted to gambling and if you can still control yourself well, you still have to practice it and never underestimate it. Gambling can tempt us in many ways so we have to be careful.

Some people are too focused on winning so that is always the initial problem for them to forget some of the limits and management that they have made before like you said and it happens usually without realizing it, it is true that it is always undeniable even though we have planned some precautions at the beginning but often we seem to forget it when the session is already running, It's not other than because there are a lot of temptations when we are already in a gambling session that can certainly make us fooled in thinking, such as seeing the winning opportunities that you mentioned which can certainly make someone carried away when in fact it is nothing more than a temptation and the real victory is still difficult to achieve.

Obviously people whose mindset has changed who initially just want entertainment but suddenly all that changes just because they see a very tantalizing chance of winning then of course it is very possible for them to increase the amount of bets because of something that looks tantalizing, in the end it's all just a trick or hallucination that comes out of a hope and lose. Situations that do not match what they want certainly have the potential to make them emotional and after that some out of control actions are likely to occur, chasing defeat to break even is one of the initial actions they will take. That's why it's important to be as assertive as possible when you're already in the session, not to mention that many things that look tempting are nothing more than temptation.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: len01 on December 27, 2023, 04:56:16 PM
I believe that in any financial-related issue or field, not just gambling, effective account management is the most crucial factor, and it's something you should master first before engaging in any form of it. Like you said, even if you have a good strategy, a high win rate, but if you don't manage your account well, you'll still incur losses, as simple as increasing the betting amount when losing. In my view, that's also a form of poor account management. Besides, profit-taking and resetting the account after significant wins or achieving the initial set goals are also essential aspects to manage successfully.
It was not just a crucial thing to do but it was the most difficult one especially when we fall into addiction (thank god I was not).
That is why we should have learned how to value our money and know how to spend it wisely. We can spend some to gambling but it should not surpass our limits. Learning can't be done quickly but it would happen if we never focus on our gambling life. Yes, even though our win rate is high but spending more will still end up more on losses rather than profit. Sometimes we get surprised that we empty our bank account and compromise our finances because of our gambling habits.
well, this is very appropriate.
I really like your opinion because discipline regarding finances starts from us being able to appreciate the money we have and gamble when we have money left over from daily needs and if we dont have money left over from daily shopping it is better not to force ourselves to gamble.
and if you have money left to gamble, apply the mindset of appreciating money, do it by betting small amounts, enjoy each session and if you are lucky, immediately stop withdrawing your winnings, leave a little for the next gambling budget and if you lose several times, immediately stop because instead of spending one day's money it is better stop and use it to gamble another day, it's much better and that's one way to gamble healthily.

applying the mindset that if you want to earn big money, it is better to invest in savings or invest in BTC in the long term, you will definitely get quite large profits. actually, being disciplined in managing our finances is very easy, it's just that it's really difficult to defeat our thoughts or our ambitions.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 28, 2023, 05:41:23 AM
Some people are too focused on winning so that is always the initial problem for them to forget some of the limits and management that they have made before like you said and it happens usually without realizing it, it is true that it is always undeniable even though we have planned some precautions at the beginning but often we seem to forget it when the session is already running, It's not other than because there are a lot of temptations when we are already in a gambling session that can certainly make us fooled in thinking, such as seeing the winning opportunities that you mentioned which can certainly make someone carried away when in fact it is nothing more than a temptation and the real victory is still difficult to achieve.

Obviously people whose mindset has changed who initially just want entertainment but suddenly all that changes just because they see a very tantalizing chance of winning then of course it is very possible for them to increase the amount of bets because of something that looks tantalizing, in the end it's all just a trick or hallucination that comes out of a hope and lose. Situations that do not match what they want certainly have the potential to make them emotional and after that some out of control actions are likely to occur, chasing defeat to break even is one of the initial actions they will take. That's why it's important to be as assertive as possible when you're already in the session, not to mention that many things that look tempting are nothing more than temptation.
Focusing too much on winning at gambling will only make a person forget the boundaries he has made so that he will not be able to control the use of his money. To win is difficult and we don't know how much money we have to use until we can win, let alone a big win. We should only use enough money to gamble and focus on the game and try to enjoy the game. If we feel that we are getting pleasure from the game, we must immediately stop gambling so as not to lose more money from gambling. That means we have tried to discipline ourselves in playing gambling so that we can still gamble at other times because we are not chasing wins and only enjoy gambling games in our free time.

Many gamblers have actually increased their bets because they see an opportunity to win a larger amount of money. However, this opportunity will not always meet a gambler's expectations because the opportunity may actually turn into a loss. If the gambler doesn't realize it, he can actually continue gambling because he still has hope of winning. This situation will affect their emotions, so they will not be able to remember their self-control and will instead fall deeper into gambling. That is why we must continue to practice self-discipline in gambling because we know that there are many temptations in gambling so we must try to avoid them for our own good.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Accardo on December 28, 2023, 06:06:52 AM
But we can't deny the fact that some gamblers are doing this to earn profit, not for just entertainment only, right? Majority of gamblers here in forum has the same thought like mine because I also got to the point where I tried to gamble to earn extra money but somehow I managed to stop myself from leading to gambling addiction. Tbh I've actually gambling for now when I have spare time and I want extra challenging game but still I have and know my limits.
Yes, that's true because many of them want to win from gambling so they forget to manage their money well. Maybe they can manage it at the beginning of their gambling, but after gambling for a while, they see an opportunity to win, so they decide to place a bigger bet than before. But it turns out that it doesn't give them the win they want, and that makes them curious, so they still use the same betting amount, but again, they lose. The more often they lose, their curiosity will grow and make them eager to win. That's what makes many people addicted to gambling and if you can still control yourself well, you still have to practice it and never underestimate it. Gambling can tempt us in many ways so we have to be careful.

Looking at the growth in gambling today, let's say online casinos or gamblers. You'd find out that some people who wish to make money online, have ventured into gambling as a niche to yield money. They may have thought about it as a better form of generating income. The effect one has on gambling has to do with his first thoughts before venturing into gambling. We all have reasons and motives why we began gambling, which is not simply about making money or not. But, how long would we keep up with the motive, regarding the amount of money we own as gamblers? These naive beginners end up losing out their remaining money, and borrowing, due to their initial conclusions on gambling as a means of generating income. At first, they do all that with their right senses, but to some extent, they'll no longer be in the right control to change their thoughts or look for another means of earning. Discipline to our bankroll, matters a lot, in gambling, and it requires the need to set a long-term goal on what we want in gambling.

It's saddening to hear of a gambler who now sees gambling as his side hustle. How long would he be able to hold on until he begins to lose productivity in his main job or business? So, that mindset is what causes addiction in most instances, as it's not a compulsory rule that people must win in gambling. But, the people with such plan in their beginning stage of gambling, have the same will keep going until all have been lost including the money meant for business. The pain and anxiety, now fuel the addiction to accumulate and the person won't be able to quit gambling easily. Gamblers need to have another source of income, and also take it seriously than they do with gambling. Relaxation shouldn't be every second. I think gamblers are expected to make out the time on when to gamble and have cool mind control.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Outhue on December 28, 2023, 06:47:19 AM
I personally don't need to manage anything, I know gambling too well and I know that losing is far more assured than anything else, I only gamble if I have spare money on me, I am a business owner and also a crypto investor, I always make sure that I give 98% of my attention to investment and monitoring my business, and also my family, the remaining 2% is for gambling.

If my business is not seeing a good week I am not going to gamble the next coming week, what I make this week is what will determine if I can make spare money for gambling the coming week, it's not that hard to do, my time is mainly for other more important things than gambling, so I am different from those who gambles full time.

If your goals is making all your money in gambling you need to think again, the chances of losing on the long run is huge, find something to give your time to, source of income is far more important than just gambling only.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: zuzie on December 28, 2023, 07:16:16 AM
I will only gamble if I have more money in my pocket or use the remaining money for daily needs and I don't think that will be a problem because I only bet small amounts. Yes, because in my opinion gambling is not a place to make money, in fact gambling will only waste my money quickly, therefore I remain conscious and disciplined in managing my time and managing my money when I want to gamble.
But I also think about whether I will behave well like this because I don't know what temptations I will encounter in the future. and this would obviously worry me.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: freedomgo on December 28, 2023, 07:37:08 AM

If your goals is making all your money in gambling you need to think again, the chances of losing on the long run is huge, find something to give your time to, source of income is far more important than just gambling only.

Making a living in gambling is definitely not for everyone. It's not surprising seeing majority of the gambling posters would discourage in doing that as they themselves are unable to achieve it. However, since it's not impossible to make a living in gambling, I think it's still worth trying, especially if we really want to challenge ourselves, but with limitation of couse, that's where discipline will kick in.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 28, 2023, 11:01:56 AM
Looking at the growth in gambling today, let's say online casinos or gamblers. You'd find out that some people who wish to make money online, have ventured into gambling as a niche to yield money. They may have thought about it as a better form of generating income. The effect one has on gambling has to do with his first thoughts before venturing into gambling. We all have reasons and motives why we began gambling, which is not simply about making money or not. But, how long would we keep up with the motive, regarding the amount of money we own as gamblers? These naive beginners end up losing out their remaining money, and borrowing, due to their initial conclusions on gambling as a means of generating income. At first, they do all that with their right senses, but to some extent, they'll no longer be in the right control to change their thoughts or look for another means of earning. Discipline to our bankroll, matters a lot, in gambling, and it requires the need to set a long-term goal on what we want in gambling.

It's saddening to hear of a gambler who now sees gambling as his side hustle. How long would he be able to hold on until he begins to lose productivity in his main job or business? So, that mindset is what causes addiction in most instances, as it's not a compulsory rule that people must win in gambling. But, the people with such plan in their beginning stage of gambling, have the same will keep going until all have been lost including the money meant for business. The pain and anxiety, now fuel the addiction to accumulate and the person won't be able to quit gambling easily. Gamblers need to have another source of income, and also take it seriously than they do with gambling. Relaxation shouldn't be every second. I think gamblers are expected to make out the time on when to gamble and have cool mind control.
The growth of the gambling industry today has really opened people's minds to try it to make money but they don't learn or understand that gambling exists not to make money but to have fun. Those who have a motive to make money from gambling will be disappointed to see that they do not succeed in getting the money they want. That's because they don't think that it's hard to get and also don't learn from other people's experiences that gambling is just for fun. They are influenced by what they hear and see from social media, such as that some people can make money from gambling. But they don't know that to make that money, these people have sacrificed a lot of money. They only see their wins without thinking about how many losses they experienced. That's what they have to change so that they no longer think about making money from gambling. Otherwise, they will only experience more losses and lose their money.

It is sad to know that there are still many people who make gambling their job even though they know that it will be difficult for them to make money from gambling. Loss after loss will come to them. They don't see it as a sign to end their gambling game but only see it as something they can still continue to win. But if they can have strong self-discipline while gambling, they can prevent losses and even limit the number of losses so that they don't get bigger. And they can also avoid the biggest problem of gambling, where the problem of gambling addiction is something they must avoid.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oilacris on December 28, 2023, 11:14:04 AM
But we can't deny the fact that some gamblers are doing this to earn profit, not for just entertainment only, right? Majority of gamblers here in forum has the same thought like mine because I also got to the point where I tried to gamble to earn extra money but somehow I managed to stop myself from leading to gambling addiction. Tbh I've actually gambling for now when I have spare time and I want extra challenging game but still I have and know my limits.
Yes, that's true because many of them want to win from gambling so they forget to manage their money well. Maybe they can manage it at the beginning of their gambling, but after gambling for a while, they see an opportunity to win, so they decide to place a bigger bet than before. But it turns out that it doesn't give them the win they want, and that makes them curious, so they still use the same betting amount, but again, they lose. The more often they lose, their curiosity will grow and make them eager to win. That's what makes many people addicted to gambling and if you can still control yourself well, you still have to practice it and never underestimate it. Gambling can tempt us in many ways so we have to be careful.

Looking at the growth in gambling today, let's say online casinos or gamblers. You'd find out that some people who wish to make money online, have ventured into gambling as a niche to yield money. They may have thought about it as a better form of generating income. The effect one has on gambling has to do with his first thoughts before venturing into gambling. We all have reasons and motives why we began gambling, which is not simply about making money or not. But, how long would we keep up with the motive, regarding the amount of money we own as gamblers? These naive beginners end up losing out their remaining money, and borrowing, due to their initial conclusions on gambling as a means of generating income. At first, they do all that with their right senses, but to some extent, they'll no longer be in the right control to change their thoughts or look for another means of earning. Discipline to our bankroll, matters a lot, in gambling, and it requires the need to set a long-term goal on what we want in gambling.

It's saddening to hear of a gambler who now sees gambling as his side hustle. How long would he be able to hold on until he begins to lose productivity in his main job or business? So, that mindset is what causes addiction in most instances, as it's not a compulsory rule that people must win in gambling. But, the people with such plan in their beginning stage of gambling, have the same will keep going until all have been lost including the money meant for business. The pain and anxiety, now fuel the addiction to accumulate and the person won't be able to quit gambling easily. Gamblers need to have another source of income, and also take it seriously than they do with gambling. Relaxation shouldn't be every second. I think gamblers are expected to make out the time on when to gamble and have cool mind control.
When desperation kicks in then you would really be ending up into this kind of actions on which it would really be leading up into those false actions or something that really that recommended for you to do so. Managing yourself towards dealing with gambling should really be that in moderation or self control because if you dont have this then you are really that susceptible into possible addiction
on which we know that this is really that something that wont really be that so easy to get out once you do get shackled by it. This is why it would be always best that you should really be having that kind of control when it comes to finances. Playing gambling isnt bad as long you are really that responsible in towards the actions that you are making. Spend only on the amount which you can
afford to lose and enjoy on whatever the amount you are already allocating to it.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Peanutswar on December 28, 2023, 01:24:39 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you have money you can play gambling as you want, but of course its different if you really value your money because it's earned money, and you just want to play gambling with your leisure time and to relax.  Ideal is to have at least a designated budget if you are an active gambler make a capital on your game, and of course designated amount you want to play and until profit you will hit and until what amount you want to lose. Those all things is basic but you need to make sure you follow or else you are just fooling yourself that you are responsible but you cant manage your gambling routine. Its like the same with trading, patience, knowledge, stop loss and take profit. Not all the time its Christmas that's giving green into your wallet. If you think its too much salty to play take a rest, if you think its a luck in favor try to risk.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 28, 2023, 04:14:57 PM
Some people are too focused on winning so that is always the initial problem for them to forget some of the limits and management that they have made before like you said and it happens usually without realizing it, it is true that it is always undeniable even though we have planned some precautions at the beginning but often we seem to forget it when the session is already running, It's not other than because there are a lot of temptations when we are already in a gambling session that can certainly make us fooled in thinking, such as seeing the winning opportunities that you mentioned which can certainly make someone carried away when in fact it is nothing more than a temptation and the real victory is still difficult to achieve.

Obviously people whose mindset has changed who initially just want entertainment but suddenly all that changes just because they see a very tantalizing chance of winning then of course it is very possible for them to increase the amount of bets because of something that looks tantalizing, in the end it's all just a trick or hallucination that comes out of a hope and lose. Situations that do not match what they want certainly have the potential to make them emotional and after that some out of control actions are likely to occur, chasing defeat to break even is one of the initial actions they will take. That's why it's important to be as assertive as possible when you're already in the session, not to mention that many things that look tempting are nothing more than temptation.
Focusing too much on winning at gambling will only make a person forget the boundaries he has made so that he will not be able to control the use of his money. To win is difficult and we don't know how much money we have to use until we can win, let alone a big win. We should only use enough money to gamble and focus on the game and try to enjoy the game. If we feel that we are getting pleasure from the game, we must immediately stop gambling so as not to lose more money from gambling. That means we have tried to discipline ourselves in playing gambling so that we can still gamble at other times because we are not chasing wins and only enjoy gambling games in our free time.

Many gamblers have actually increased their bets because they see an opportunity to win a larger amount of money. However, this opportunity will not always meet a gambler's expectations because the opportunity may actually turn into a loss. If the gambler doesn't realize it, he can actually continue gambling because he still has hope of winning. This situation will affect their emotions, so they will not be able to remember their self-control and will instead fall deeper into gambling. That is why we must continue to practice self-discipline in gambling because we know that there are many temptations in gambling so we must try to avoid them for our own good.

In fact, in gambling, a person will never know when they will win and how much they will win if luck really comes, and one thing that must be remembered is that we as gamblers can take some actions to minimize the amount of losses, don't you come with the intention of earning? Therefore, if that is true then the right action is to focus more on preventing your losses  from being greater than the wins you get, that's the approach that I think is good if you come with the intention of earning and not by not caring about how much you lose.

The big problem for gamblers is  when expectations are not balanced with reality, meaning that too high expectations are not recommended to be placed on something that does not have any certainty, after all this is a cycle that occurs due to the fault of the brain system that cannot filter things properly.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 28, 2023, 04:24:37 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you have money you can play gambling as you want, but of course its different if you really value your money because it's earned money, and you just want to play gambling with your leisure time and to relax.  Ideal is to have at least a designated budget if you are an active gambler make a capital on your game, and of course designated amount you want to play and until profit you will hit and until what amount you want to lose. Those all things is basic but you need to make sure you follow or else you are just fooling yourself that you are responsible but you cant manage your gambling routine. Its like the same with trading, patience, knowledge, stop loss and take profit. Not all the time its Christmas that's giving green into your wallet. If you think its too much salty to play take a rest, if you think its a luck in favor try to risk.

And most of the time, gamblers who set it up are just fooling themselves, as there are more gamblers who at first are good at following that allocated amount, but sooner or later, when the appetite for gambling has already exceeded, they will forget about that limitation and will fall into addiction. It's hard to execute that plan compared to making that statement.

But if you are a type of person who can really manage that and the intention is to be responsible for your hard-earned money, even how hard it is, you will find the best fit way to make sure that you are executing your strategy the right way.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: bitcampaign on December 28, 2023, 04:28:44 PM
The big problem for gamblers is  when expectations are not balanced with reality, meaning that too high expectations are not recommended to be placed on something that does not have any certainty, after all this is a cycle that occurs due to the fault of the brain system that cannot filter things properly.
High expectations for big wins are the main factor in someone not being able to manage their finances well when gambling so they cannot minimize their losses in gambling, therefore don't gamble with too many expectations which might cause feelings of disappointment and emotions when you experience defeat due to not achieving expectations. what you want before playing gambling, you should gamble for fun as many people say on this forum and manage your money well when gambling, that's the most important thing


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 29, 2023, 05:01:55 AM
In fact, in gambling, a person will never know when they will win and how much they will win if luck really comes, and one thing that must be remembered is that we as gamblers can take some actions to minimize the amount of losses, don't you come with the intention of earning? Therefore, if that is true then the right action is to focus more on preventing your losses  from being greater than the wins you get, that's the approach that I think is good if you come with the intention of earning and not by not caring about how much you lose.

The big problem for gamblers is  when expectations are not balanced with reality, meaning that too high expectations are not recommended to be placed on something that does not have any certainty, after all this is a cycle that occurs due to the fault of the brain system that cannot filter things properly.
Yes, that is true but that doesn't stop gamblers from betting because they still believe they can win from gambling. Instead of reducing the amount of loss, there is a potential amount of money to bet, so if they lose, they will only increase the amount of loss and cannot recover the previous loss. Those who have the intention of earning an income from gambling should be prepared to experience disappointment because it is a difficult thing to do. They should be able to prevent greater losses by limiting their gambling activities, including managing their money well. That's a great approach and a good way to learn discipline while other gamblers still need clarification about why they can't win. We have prevented ourselves from experiencing good losses and can enjoy gambling.

They have too much hope in gambling, so they can't see the reality, which happens to many gamblers. Their desire to win is natural, but they also have to see the reality so that they will not be too passionate and too serious about gambling. Otherwise, they will suffer losses that they may be unable to accept. But that will only keep triggering them to keep gambling without even taking a break.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 29, 2023, 02:25:17 PM
The big problem for gamblers is  when expectations are not balanced with reality, meaning that too high expectations are not recommended to be placed on something that does not have any certainty, after all this is a cycle that occurs due to the fault of the brain system that cannot filter things properly.
High expectations for big wins are the main factor in someone not being able to manage their finances well when gambling so they cannot minimize their losses in gambling, therefore don't gamble with too many expectations which might cause feelings of disappointment and emotions when you experience defeat due to not achieving expectations. what you want before playing gambling, you should gamble for fun as many people say on this forum and manage your money well when gambling, that's the most important thing

Yes and as I said earlier that is usually the big problem of gamblers who finally enter the addiction phase, misunderstanding in responding to what gambling actually is makes their common sense difficult to work, or the intention is to come with too much enthusiasm due to seeing something tantalizing makes gamblers unable to use their common sense properly so that is what makes the misunderstanding of the winnings in gambling which ultimately makes them put high hopes and expectations which indirectly becomes the starting point of their journey to enter the cycle of disaster.

In some cases gamblers who end up addicted always start with mistakes in putting hopes and expectations so that it makes them suffer a lot of problems, especially in terms of finance. Of course it's really not advisable to put your hopes or expectations on gambling because after all this is a probability activity which means it has absolutely no certainty of anything other than chance, so you better keep yourself safe with some precautions, because that's all that really matters.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: klidex on December 30, 2023, 02:34:39 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you have money you can play gambling as you want, but of course its different if you really value your money because it's earned money, and you just want to play gambling with your leisure time and to relax.  Ideal is to have at least a designated budget if you are an active gambler make a capital on your game, and of course designated amount you want to play and until profit you will hit and until what amount you want to lose. Those all things is basic but you need to make sure you follow or else you are just fooling yourself that you are responsible but you cant manage your gambling routine. Its like the same with trading, patience, knowledge, stop loss and take profit. Not all the time its Christmas that's giving green into your wallet. If you think its too much salty to play take a rest, if you think its a luck in favor try to risk.

And most of the time, gamblers who set it up are just fooling themselves, as there are more gamblers who at first are good at following that allocated amount, but sooner or later, when the appetite for gambling has already exceeded, they will forget about that limitation and will fall into addiction. It's hard to execute that plan compared to making that statement.

But if you are a type of person who can really manage that and the intention is to be responsible for your hard-earned money, even how hard it is, you will find the best fit way to make sure that you are executing your strategy the right way.
Disciplining the rules is indeed a difficult thing, but if you can appreciate the money you have, of course you can regulate and manage your budget in gambling. It seems that not all gamblers are out of control if they have set a budget that suits their abilities, but if you are easily tempted by betting that Your friends do it because they can get big wins due to big bets, maybe you can break your rules, this is about whether you can manage your spending rules with discipline or not.

Yes, that is what I meant above, if someone can control himself to stick to disciplined and responsible gambling, a gambler will use it wisely and not violate his own rules that have been planned.

I myself am quite disciplined in managing my finances for gambling because I always set the same budget and do not exceed limits that I cannot afford to lose.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: len01 on December 30, 2023, 10:37:53 AM
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In some cases gamblers who end up addicted always start with mistakes in putting hopes and expectations so that it makes them suffer a lot of problems, especially in terms of finance. Of course it's really not advisable to put your hopes or expectations on gambling because after all this is a probability activity which means it has absolutely no certainty of anything other than chance, so you better keep yourself safe with some precautions, because that's all that really matters.
there are lots of mistakes gamblers make that make them addicted and you have explained one of the reasons and it makes sense, but another thing apart from placing hope in gambling is the mindset about the big win they get can trigger a gambler to become curious and want to experience the same sensation. after getting a big win and gamblers will ignore managing money well because they only think they want to get the same big win as before so they become addicted after money management fails.

advice is always given here that dont think too much about something big from gambling because winning is just luck that doesn't know when it will come and when it will go so far that we can't catch up. however, there are still many gamblers who ignore these small things which can have a big influence on their gambling, and addiction has even increased in recent years because they fail to manage their finances, ignoring any advice from other people.
so from this story we should be able to conclude that any advice from other people is very important to listen to and always dont ignore discipline in managing finances so as not to lose control.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on December 30, 2023, 10:55:18 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you have money you can play gambling as you want, but of course its different if you really value your money because it's earned money, and you just want to play gambling with your leisure time and to relax.  Ideal is to have at least a designated budget if you are an active gambler make a capital on your game, and of course designated amount you want to play and until profit you will hit and until what amount you want to lose. Those all things is basic but you need to make sure you follow or else you are just fooling yourself that you are responsible but you cant manage your gambling routine. Its like the same with trading, patience, knowledge, stop loss and take profit. Not all the time its Christmas that's giving green into your wallet. If you think its too much salty to play take a rest, if you think its a luck in favor try to risk.
It is worse when one is fooling himself, but I doubt if it is a true context of responsible gambling because this is not hard to know when the person is behaving irresponsibly. It is only when such is addicted that it will be difficult to know or admit. Having our money and having enough of it has a long way to go in responsible gambling and I know for sure that the gamblers who have the money and even have excess of it and do not depend on gambling for their life success will know how to go better with it without drifting away from responsible gambling. Some of the people in this category might want to make money, but if the money doesn't come on time, they will not be so much affected psychologically. While some will only gamble to have fun through it and they will not use their financial capability to judge the extent of their gambling. All have to be moderated and no matter how someone wants to gain or have fun in gambling or whatever the reason for their gambling, a good budget is advised, and left to me alone, I will prefer gambling with a low amount of money when it is casino games we are talking about.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Ondekinecakabilirim on December 30, 2023, 11:10:36 AM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

I had similar problems for a while. Then I set a budget limit for myself. Today I know the maximum amount I can lose in gambling. That's why I'm comfortable. Of course, not everything is that easy. At the same time, I try to follow the rules I have created for myself. For example, I don't bet much on the lower leagues, because the matches in those leagues can sometimes be fixed. For example, I don't predict more than 3 matches in a coupon. Setting my limit and following the rules are the most important things for me.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 30, 2023, 02:29:40 PM
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In some cases gamblers who end up addicted always start with mistakes in putting hopes and expectations so that it makes them suffer a lot of problems, especially in terms of finance. Of course it's really not advisable to put your hopes or expectations on gambling because after all this is a probability activity which means it has absolutely no certainty of anything other than chance, so you better keep yourself safe with some precautions, because that's all that really matters.
there are lots of mistakes gamblers make that make them addicted and you have explained one of the reasons and it makes sense, but another thing apart from placing hope in gambling is the mindset about the big win they get can trigger a gambler to become curious and want to experience the same sensation. after getting a big win and gamblers will ignore managing money well because they only think they want to get the same big win as before so they become addicted after money management fails.

advice is always given here that dont think too much about something big from gambling because winning is just luck that doesn't know when it will come and when it will go so far that we can't catch up. however, there are still many gamblers who ignore these small things which can have a big influence on their gambling, and addiction has even increased in recent years because they fail to manage their finances, ignoring any advice from other people.
so from this story we should be able to conclude that any advice from other people is very important to listen to and always dont ignore discipline in managing finances so as not to lose control.

I think it is still related to the statement that I have previously conveyed about hope, so the scenario is like this, usually someone will feel an extraordinary sensation when the first win they get in their gambling especially if the win is a large amount, in conditions like that if they cannot hold the sensation so as not to overdo it then obviously a change in mindset will occur, they assume "it looks like this is a good place to earn" and then it is clear that they will put greater hopes by pursuing wins like the previous one because their confidence becomes higher. In such a situation, it is clear that hope overcomes common sense and that is what makes it difficult for them to think about implementing the controls and limits that they have previously established.

That's good advice, understanding the concept of gambling actually along with how luck works really needs to be emphasized and learned, believing that the big win that was successfully obtained was a "coincidence" will make them not put excessive expectations. For those gamblers who still ignore some important points in gambling that are useful for prevention I think it's better to let them go if they are stubborn and don't want to listen, because after all they will feel a significant impact which will usually make them regret it which might finally restore their consciousness a little.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: slapper on December 30, 2023, 03:20:43 PM
Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you have money you can play gambling as you want, but of course its different if you really value your money because it's earned money, and you just want to play gambling with your leisure time and to relax.  Ideal is to have at least a designated budget if you are an active gambler make a capital on your game, and of course designated amount you want to play and until profit you will hit and until what amount you want to lose. Those all things is basic but you need to make sure you follow or else you are just fooling yourself that you are responsible but you cant manage your gambling routine. Its like the same with trading, patience, knowledge, stop loss and take profit. Not all the time its Christmas that's giving green into your wallet. If you think its too much salty to play take a rest, if you think its a luck in favor try to risk.
It is worse when one is fooling himself, but I doubt if it is a true context of responsible gambling because this is not hard to know when the person is behaving irresponsibly. It is only when such is addicted that it will be difficult to know or admit. Having our money and having enough of it has a long way to go in responsible gambling and I know for sure that the gamblers who have the money and even have excess of it and do not depend on gambling for their life success will know how to go better with it without drifting away from responsible gambling. Some of the people in this category might want to make money, but if the money doesn't come on time, they will not be so much affected psychologically. While some will only gamble to have fun through it and they will not use their financial capability to judge the extent of their gambling. All have to be moderated and no matter how someone wants to gain or have fun in gambling or whatever the reason for their gambling, a good budget is advised, and left to me alone, I will prefer gambling with a low amount of money when it is casino games we are talking about.
Gambling should provide excitement, not be the main course. Gambling within our means is entertaining like any other pleasure. This mindset change is important. Gambling shouldn't be our main source of income. We preserve the fun without letting it ruin our finances. Like eating dessert, it's nice but not the main course. Gambling remains entertainment because to this strategy. Budgeting in gambling makes it more fun and safer. We know how far to go and when to stop. Gambling becomes a fun, controlled activity with this discipline rather than a possible problem. Remember, even modest bets can provide immense satisfaction. The pleasure of the game matters more than the bet size. By gambling little amounts, especially in casinos, we keep the stakes low but the excitement high. Doesn't that make gambling more fun and sustainable?


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: South Park on December 30, 2023, 07:52:00 PM
I had similar problems for a while. Then I set a budget limit for myself. Today I know the maximum amount I can lose in gambling. That's why I'm comfortable. Of course, not everything is that easy. At the same time, I try to follow the rules I have created for myself. For example, I don't bet much on the lower leagues, because the matches in those leagues can sometimes be fixed. For example, I don't predict more than 3 matches in a coupon. Setting my limit and following the rules are the most important things for me.
Without a doubt having a plan is a must, but at the same time even the best plans do not matter at all without the conviction to follow them, so once a person has designed a way for them to gamble responsibly they need to follow it, and this can be very easy or very hard depending on your personality, since there are people that have no problem moving within the limits of a plan, while there are others that like to push the envelope and will find themselves breaking those limits over and over again.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 30, 2023, 08:34:15 PM
I had similar problems for a while. Then I set a budget limit for myself. Today I know the maximum amount I can lose in gambling. That's why I'm comfortable. Of course, not everything is that easy. At the same time, I try to follow the rules I have created for myself. For example, I don't bet much on the lower leagues, because the matches in those leagues can sometimes be fixed. For example, I don't predict more than 3 matches in a coupon. Setting my limit and following the rules are the most important things for me.
Without a doubt having a plan is a must, but at the same time even the best plans do not matter at all without the conviction to follow them, so once a person has designed a way for them to gamble responsibly they need to follow it, and this can be very easy or very hard depending on your personality, since there are people that have no problem moving within the limits of a plan, while there are others that like to push the envelope and will find themselves breaking those limits over and over again.

I agree to that statement,  depending on how a person take the responsibility,  even how good the limits that you setup but if you are a type of a gambler where exceeding from a set limits is not a big issue to you, there's a chance that you can break it and quickly reassess your decision then try to reset your gambling participation,  while with those who can't control they will simply break that limitation and regret with their actions,  nothing will be change and it will be repeatedly done over and over.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Oilacris on December 30, 2023, 08:59:44 PM
I had similar problems for a while. Then I set a budget limit for myself. Today I know the maximum amount I can lose in gambling. That's why I'm comfortable. Of course, not everything is that easy. At the same time, I try to follow the rules I have created for myself. For example, I don't bet much on the lower leagues, because the matches in those leagues can sometimes be fixed. For example, I don't predict more than 3 matches in a coupon. Setting my limit and following the rules are the most important things for me.
Without a doubt having a plan is a must, but at the same time even the best plans do not matter at all without the conviction to follow them, so once a person has designed a way for them to gamble responsibly they need to follow it, and this can be very easy or very hard depending on your personality, since there are people that have no problem moving within the limits of a plan, while there are others that like to push the envelope and will find themselves breaking those limits over and over again.

I agree to that statement,  depending on how a person take the responsibility,  even how good the limits that you setup but if you are a type of a gambler where exceeding from a set limits is not a big issue to you, there's a chance that you can break it and quickly reassess your decision then try to reset your gambling participation,  while with those who can't control they will simply break that limitation and regret with their actions,  nothing will be change and it will be repeatedly done over and over.
Regret do always in the end, they would really just that make changes when damage has already been done on which they should have done that earlier or on the time that they are dealing with gambling. Problems wont really be molded up if you do really just that make yourself that responsible and wary on the things around. When it comes to managing bankroll then this is something which si really that very crucial because once you do make yourself that missed out on doing the things that must thing to be done then you are really just that putting yourself on such big trouble.
Discipline and control will really be that much needed once you do hover yourself into gambling. Its not bad to gamble for fun but on the time that it would be changing that you would be already
that trying out to make money with it or thriving on making it as an income then this is where problem do starts.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Accardo on December 30, 2023, 10:29:07 PM
Looking at the growth in gambling today, let's say online casinos or gamblers. You'd find out that some people who wish to make money online, have ventured into gambling as a niche to yield money. They may have thought about it as a better form of generating income. The effect one has on gambling has to do with his first thoughts before venturing into gambling. We all have reasons and motives why we began gambling, which is not simply about making money or not. But, how long would we keep up with the motive, regarding the amount of money we own as gamblers? These naive beginners end up losing out their remaining money, and borrowing, due to their initial conclusions on gambling as a means of generating income. At first, they do all that with their right senses, but to some extent, they'll no longer be in the right control to change their thoughts or look for another means of earning. Discipline to our bankroll, matters a lot, in gambling, and it requires the need to set a long-term goal on what we want in gambling.

It's saddening to hear of a gambler who now sees gambling as his side hustle. How long would he be able to hold on until he begins to lose productivity in his main job or business? So, that mindset is what causes addiction in most instances, as it's not a compulsory rule that people must win in gambling. But, the people with such plan in their beginning stage of gambling, have the same will keep going until all have been lost including the money meant for business. The pain and anxiety, now fuel the addiction to accumulate and the person won't be able to quit gambling easily. Gamblers need to have another source of income, and also take it seriously than they do with gambling. Relaxation shouldn't be every second. I think gamblers are expected to make out the time on when to gamble and have cool mind control.
When desperation kicks in then you would really be ending up into this kind of actions on which it would really be leading up into those false actions or something that really that recommended for you to do so. Managing yourself towards dealing with gambling should really be that in moderation or self control because if you dont have this then you are really that susceptible into possible addiction
on which we know that this is really that something that wont really be that so easy to get out once you do get shackled by it. This is why it would be always best that you should really be having that kind of control when it comes to finances. Playing gambling isnt bad as long you are really that responsible in towards the actions that you are making. Spend only on the amount which you can
afford to lose and enjoy on whatever the amount you are already allocating to it.

Desperate gamblers are not prepared mentally to be responsible in gambling. All they could think of was being rich in one night of participating in gambling. The number of desperate gamblers increases each morning we wake up, and nothing good comes from their decisions due to the fast moves they tend to make after a loss. No hurry in gambling, same with life. Gamblers should understand how life works before getting into gambling in casinos. Managing our money in real life is the same as managing our bankroll. If a gambler is smart enough to manage his bankroll, then he wouldn't bother about doing the same in other financial responsibilities that would face him in life. Playing gambling without taking control of our money, is also bad for the type of life we'd live outside of gambling. Because we also need the money to gamble. Money management only gets harder if we can't control the way we spend money on things we don't need. Gambling too much is not needed, but the body only wants more money that's why it goes after the losses. Which ends up being detrimental to the gambling success of the person.

Hence to answer Op's question, the gambler, if he can't control himself needs a manager to handle money-related issues in all ramifications. He will remind the gambler that he has other utilities to spend his money. Those who lose out all they've got in gambling, have forgotten about whatever bill that's not gambling-related. Nobody should neglect his lifestyle because of the money gambling offers. Bankroll management is quite crucial in gambling, addiction is birthed from the money a gambler has lost from his bankroll. It happens unconsciously, and when the gambler regains his thoughts, he becomes sad and blames himself or others for falling into a harsh life condition. Due to the anxiety and loss of control, the gambler would go for a loan to feel relaxed. Putting himself into a severe dispute. Gambling could help some people gain strength in self-control, but lots of gamblers don't seem to figure this out, instead losing control.


Title: Re: How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?
Post by: Fredomago on December 31, 2023, 08:14:39 AM
I had similar problems for a while. Then I set a budget limit for myself. Today I know the maximum amount I can lose in gambling. That's why I'm comfortable. Of course, not everything is that easy. At the same time, I try to follow the rules I have created for myself. For example, I don't bet much on the lower leagues, because the matches in those leagues can sometimes be fixed. For example, I don't predict more than 3 matches in a coupon. Setting my limit and following the rules are the most important things for me.
Without a doubt having a plan is a must, but at the same time even the best plans do not matter at all without the conviction to follow them, so once a person has designed a way for them to gamble responsibly they need to follow it, and this can be very easy or very hard depending on your personality, since there are people that have no problem moving within the limits of a plan, while there are others that like to push the envelope and will find themselves breaking those limits over and over again.

I agree to that statement,  depending on how a person take the responsibility,  even how good the limits that you setup but if you are a type of a gambler where exceeding from a set limits is not a big issue to you, there's a chance that you can break it and quickly reassess your decision then try to reset your gambling participation,  while with those who can't control they will simply break that limitation and regret with their actions,  nothing will be change and it will be repeatedly done over and over.
Regret do always in the end, they would really just that make changes when damage has already been done on which they should have done that earlier or on the time that they are dealing with gambling. Problems wont really be molded up if you do really just that make yourself that responsible and wary on the things around. When it comes to managing bankroll then this is something which si really that very crucial because once you do make yourself that missed out on doing the things that must thing to be done then you are really just that putting yourself on such big trouble.
Discipline and control will really be that much needed once you do hover yourself into gambling. Its not bad to gamble for fun but on the time that it would be changing that you would be already
that trying out to make money with it or thriving on making it as an income then this is where problem do starts.

And that's how most gamblers ending their sessions, instead of having that enjoyment pressures are dissapointment are mostly the feelings after playing, it's important to have that control and money management, if you possess that qualities then you are safe to go, continuing with this kind of activity always place you in a big risk, but with good understanding and having that control will give you the breathing not to fall into any exceeded gambling activities but always be or mostly on the side of saving your ass in losing huge amount of money after leaving the casino house.