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Shorting your play time in gambling is the best strategy in gambling, apart from knowing how to manage your bankroll, don't spend too much time on a casino game, the longer the time you spent the more you lose, this is the truth that many gamblers won't accept at first until they realize it later.

For them it's about your addiction, and that's what brings in more money, and I am here to announce to you that time fixation is also a good way in gambling, spending 20 minutes in casino a day is better than someone who spend 1 hour.

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1. Have a amount limit you can risk on gambling every week.

2. Choose your favourite day in a week for gambling.

3. Have a time count down when gambling, to avoid spending too much time.

Go back home or close your laptop once your time is up, and wait for the coming day, go back to your daily life and business, chase your goals using your business and invest more money on assets.

Do you agree or disagree? Drop your reason why.

If you want to have fun with gambling, you can spend long time with $0.05 in every game you played.

If you want to gamble for money, you can use martingale strategy but it can be a way to lose huge amount of money. Do not go beyond your weekly budget.

Yes, at least I agree with you @OP. By limiting gambling time and money, we can also limit ourselves so we don't gamble excessively. We have to do that and stay within the limits so as not to experience gambling addiction. After all, we never know when gambling addiction will come.

We can only prevent it by trying to limit gambling games. But we also don't need to force ourselves to gamble every week, especially if we have a lot of activities. We can adapt to all these activities.

We gamble only when we have free time and if we don't have it, we don't need to gamble. You can use an alarm to remind you how long you have been gambling. That way, you will know when to stop. This requires strong discipline and you have to try.

I agree with the "short play" gambling method. Your plan looks overly idealistic. Setting limits and picking a favorite day is classic advice. However, human psychology is a beast. Have you noticed how "in the zone" time flies? Your countdown timer may fail there. Not merely setting a timer, but establishing the discipline to leave when it buzzes. Easily said, hard to do, right? Investing more in assets is good advice, but don't simplify. Investment involves expertise, risk evaluation, and timing. Switching from gambling to investing is difficult. Learning the ropes requires time and effort. Your advise is great, but it lacks practicality

Second, you approach gambling addiction black and white. It goes beyond "willpower" and "time management." Addiction is complicated, involving emotions, habits, and underlying difficulties. Your approach requires self-control that many addicts lack. It's like encouraging a dying person to swim harder. More empathy and understanding are needed. Discuss "chasing goals in business." There's no guarantee of victory, right? Gambling and business both include dangers. Your advise is great, but it requires more complexity to account for human behavior and the unpredictability of gambling and business

I can't even spend an hour to gamble now but I can't speak on the profitability based on the time spent on a casino. I would rather talk about using that time to do something more productive. I mean if you're spending a lot of time on fun and leisure like gambling then you're basically not doing much. Someone who is busy earning money and building wealth probably do not have time to gamble at all so I can agree that spending less time is better.

Do you have any statistics that will show that during 20min session gambler wins, looses or wagers less than during 1 hour, if we look on situation proportionally? I predict the result to be the similar. Mathematically is should be the same. If we dont look at money and betting, that this short sessions worsen situation, as instead of gambling once, you do it 3 times. Gambling becomes more like a habit, that will increase chances of addiction. Such short sessions might be bad, as a gambler might feel that he did not have enough; not satisfied.

Both?
I agree especially for those who already won. Stop it, claim your profits, and start enjoying it. Play the next day or the next week and be sure to benefit from the profits through different means. Not gambling again.

I disagree because there are times when casino games do give big amounts in the long term. I've seen it. I played Plinko for a long time and I've seen my balance grow 10x in 3 days. There are some rests of course and I turn off my PC to let it cool down too. Oh, an example of the 10x profit is like this.
$10 became $100 while I was just betting $0.01. So yes, it will take some time to make it grow like that.

So this kind of question depends on each player. If a gambler has the time to just run the game without ruining his other jobs or works then I think it's good.
And there's an automatic bet feature so we don't have to worry about addiction. We don't need to watch it the whole day.
Now, if once in a while they will check and make profits that are pleasing to them, withdrawal should be next. There must be a target amount.

Yeah, I think the more time you spend gambling, the bigger the chance you end up in the hole.  To try and prevent that, maybe set an alarm or something so you don't lose track of time.  That way you can stay focused and not make stupid bets just cause you're bored.  Also probably smart to decide how much cash you're willing to part with before you even start and  that way you dont blow more money than you were planning and end up regretting the whole thing.

while I agree that spending less time in casinos(may it be online or offline) is a great way to lessen the risk of losing more money or becoming addicted but, what's Important here is how you manage yourself and your bankroll. As long as you know how to manage yourself I don't think it would matter if you spend several hours on a casino. there is nothing wrong with indulging yourself in something that you enjoy as long as you can control yourself and do it moderately.

Then if there's a gambler have $50, he need to gamble $50 at once? :D

Imagine the gambler prepare to wear a good clothes from his home, spend 20-30 minutes on the transportation, after arriving on the casino, he gambled away $50 for few seconds, whenever he lose or win, he back to his home lol.

The only time you shouldn't have to stay and spend longer time in the casino is on your days of losing, as gamblers we have our bad days in gamble and when it's that kind of days it's for us to be wise and leave as quick as possible except in cases when you're on a good day winning your bets more than you're losing then you can stay longer but it wouldn't be bad you leave quickly even when it's a good day.

Agreed... All points to being a responsible gambler and there's nothing short about that. If a gambler can be able to have charge of his time in gambling then he has solved 99% of gambling addiction issues. Simple!

That's not always the case since how can we have fun with that if we always play for short time only? Maybe just create some discipline while gambling since we can still in good shape even if we bet for long time but try always to bet the smallest figures that we can afford to lose since from that we can extend our gaming time and also can get less capital loss.

Its just people always have misconception about everything in gambling and they always want fast profit that's why they easily lose huge amount of money. If they avoid to bet huge amount then provably they can avoid regret each decision they made while betting their allocated budget for gambling.

Then we are in a hurry to lose our $50 and then go home. ;D, No time for enjoyment.

If this is how we gamble, then I will stop from now on. I'm not sure what the OP is trying to emphasize but this is not the reason why gamblers got into addiction. They have fallen into such situations because of their mindset and gambling intention as most of us think that they will become rich in gambling and spend more money. Addiction comes because we want it to happen, if we just control ourselves and enjoy our time gambling, that never exists.

I couldn't agree more. There should be proper time and money management when it comes to gambling. Setting limits is a wise strategy and can help maintain control and prevent excessive losses. We know that the longer you play, the higher the chance of losing money. It's true, everyone has probably experienced that—having a winning streak in a short period while playing, and because you wanted to play more to increase your winnings, the opposite happens, and you end up losing your entire balance.

Exactly, some gamblers who are addicted go through scenarios like this where they forget the time to go home and end up being carried away and trapped in a black hole far from the exit, there is nothing but a cycle that they will continue to do indefinitely. unless you can achieve consciousness. The OP has mentioned a good suggestion for an approach to not end up addicted, and to encourage that it can actually be done is by adding warnings as you said one of which might be setting an alarm to remind you that the session is over, no matter at the end by losing or winning.

On the other hand, the first point that must always be paid attention to is awareness, they must really be able to maintain full awareness when gambling, because that will be able to minimize unwanted things, especially so that you don't get carried away by pleasant circumstances. even though it is nothing more than a trap to get you further involved, limiting time, hopes/expectations and budget in each session is really recommended for being a healthy gambler.

There is no guarantee that the shorter timing you use will lower your losing rate,  because even you first game can be a lose,  and your last games may become consistent winning,  I am not saying that it advisable to spend more time on bets to be able to win,  but what I am saying is that,  in as much as you spend short time to lower your risk of losing so also you can also increase your gambling time to taste the winning at some point and that how it goes.

Maintaining a bankroll will definitely lower your risk ratio in ultimately help you to operate within a limit of financial commitment and that will ultimately save your ass from spending all your reserve balance.
Just like the first comment also point out,  if you are gambling for fun,  then you need to use an amount as low as $0.05 which is a good low amount that can give you a long period of game session to keep playing with a lower bankroll.

So for a gambler,  you have to first of all decide what you want is it fun or wagering to make money,  each will present you with their peculiar risk and demands and you have to align yourself to them accordingly.
Yeah for those chasing the winning,  it all about the money and they can stake any amount of money just to accumulate huge total winning, just like one of the celebrities in my country who staked almost 5 million of our local currency on a 1.5 ods but yet still lost so it is what it is,  the higher the amount the higher your chances of losing so chasing the money comes with bigger risks.
These are all the fundamental principles for staying safe in gambling,  by trying to apply all the necessary measures to place your gambling activities under control at all times regardless of the direction you may be heading at any time.

I agree with this because I still use this method of budgeting money and time to gamble every weekend, because I have work every weekday so I don't want to disturb my work by taking time to gamble, so I set it at the end week to gamble and also set a budget for how much should I use to gamble on the weekend and how long should I gamble on the weekend so that I have an alarm to stop playing so I don't get addicted to gambling.

I'm happy that I have a wife who usually reminds me as a second alarm to stop me from gambling when I'm really so caught up in the fun that I lose track of time, so up until now I've never felt addicted because gambling for me is just fun, especially playing casino games. Unless it's sports betting, I usually prioritize sports betting over gambling in casinos.  ;)

the real enemy when it comes to addiction is yourself and not anyone else. hence, before you reach that stage much better to observe list of possible things that you can easily do to prevent such scenario such as -
1. set your daily/weekly/monthly limit and be firm with it
2. look for alternative activities whenever your bankroll is already busted -exercise, doing some chores or unfinished projects at home
3. find other hobbies that you think can replace gambling if you are not playing
4. connect with your loved ones, family, friends, relatives or people around you. sometimes they are just waiting for you to have conversation with them. with gadgets everywhere, for sure, some people don't know anymore how to socialize
5. meditate
6. think of the things that you really want to buy if you spend all your money to your games

You're right. In order not to become dependent but rather to enjoy the game, a measure is necessary. It could be a weekend with friends or someday when you play and have some money with you that you are willing to spend freely. To get a dopamine hit, don't overindulge in gaming. I like the expression that applies to a short-term stay in the game: “I came, I saw, I conquered!”
Gone. ;D

Having a time limit in the game will only reduce the amount we will spend but the losses will remain the same because if you don't produce anything in 20 minutes then all the money you have bet is lost whereas if you play for 1 hour the money spent will be greater but the chance of winning will be greater too although it does not guarantee that you will get a profit.
Whatever strategy is used in gambling, for example limiting playing time, or limiting the amount of money used, we must believe that it does not open up profit opportunities, so we should be able to respond to gambling correctly if we want to have fun or make a profit, do it according to our limits so as not to damage our finances.

I don't deny the OP's point of view, but if that bet is unlucky and loses completely, are you sure you will stop playing?

I think discipline in theory is far from the reality of experience, and most of us gamble without any limits. Whether it's professional players or people looking for relaxation, I don't believe time management is the basis, I think gamblers will also have their own views on the approach. Although what the OP can apply to some cases with good results does not mean it happens on a large scale, with the gambling industry, the balance we think about is really something that I think is a lie, but it's easy to see that the joy or money we get from it somehow makes us forget the fact that the people who create it are the winners.

Your point is valid theoretically speaking because of the existence of house edge. Casino will win the longer you play because they have the game advantage as well as the bankroll that’s why gambler shouldn’t be playing for long.

However gambling should be use for entertainment purposes which means the duration of playing shouldn’t be a big deal as long as the player is still enjoying. Playing for a short might nit give satisfaction that later on makes gambler play again. Gambling should be use not for profit purposes only but also to use as source of entertainment. We should just enjoy the game.

When gambling, you should always have a limit, don't just gambling without setting limit for yourself, don't think because you are earning much, then you will gamble anyhow, even if your income is high, you should always get limit for yourself, whenever the limit have been hit, then it's better you stop gambling for that moment. The people which i notice they gamble anyhow without having limit are the once addicted to gambling, addicted gambler can spend all what they have on gambling, they don't care doing that, some will even sell some of their properties, and some will take loan to gamble which is really wrong.

I don't really agree with, i do gamble whenever i want, i don't have a specific day that i choose to gamble. I do gamble whenever am free and i want to gamble, i cant be waiting a a specific day to gamble, sometime i do gamble almost everyday, i don't think their is any day within the week which i think is my lucky day. If i can get the satisfaction and relaxation which i need from gambling, then i don't have any problem, so i disagree with choosing a specific day to gamble within the week.

If you are not exceeding your limit, then i don't care about how long you spend on gambling site. You might gamble within a short period of time and spend more money on gambling, than gambling for a long time and spend little amount of money. I know some people that gamble with just little amount, so if people like that gamble for long term, i don't have problem with that as long as they are not exceeding limit.

Thank you for your advice OP  ;) and of course your suggestion has been discussed by many people on this forum stating similar things as you mentioned and indeed it is very important for gamblers.
returning to the topic you discussed, in my opinion it is true that gamblers must be able to limit their time in gambling and not gamble excessively. This is no longer about intention but an obligation that must be implemented. If we can use as little time as possible, we will definitely not experience what is called addiction. , if we spend too long gambling it can definitely lead to addiction and this is something that must be avoided, I appreciate your advice. I hope that many suggestions like this can open the eyes of gamblers not to use gambling continuously.

Bankroll and time management should be managed accordingly, even if you promised yourself that you are going to play for only one hour the temptation to continue will always be there when there are funds to use in your bankroll, you cannot play responsibly without managing both effectively so when you're playing be sure the time you allocate is commensurate with your bankroll with at least additional hour to wind up your session                      


I don't think so there are players who spend a short period but still lose a lot of money and there are players who spend hours but he is ok and enjoying it, it's more on the mindset of the player, there are no specific hours of playing but there are minimum and maximum hours based on the bankroll and how the gambler can wind up himself before he calls it a day in a casino.

By having a limit on the amount of money for gambling, gamblers should be able to control their gambling so that it is not excessive and can adjust the allocation of funds needed for gambling. He does not need to deposit more money if he suffers a loss and loses all his gambling funds for the week. But most people won't understand and instead deposit more money so they can continue gambling and try to win.

He can choose his favourite day to gamble, but usually when he is tempted to gamble longer, he can change it all and will gamble almost every day. This will affect the allocation of funds he has prepared for gambling, which could require even more money.

But if he can limit his gambling time and money, he may still be able to maintain his gambling and even enjoy it. But only a small number of people can do it, while others will lose control of their gambling.

Since my first day in gambling, I have always only made sports bets, and we all know that placing sports bets doesn't take much time, which means that hardly a person who only makes sports bets will spend many hours at the casino and hardly a person who only does Sports betting is unlikely to be at the casino every day. but some time ago I decided to try games of chance that depend on luck to win, I confess that to this day I remember that day well, I had no idea how to play and I didn't investigate, I just put money in and started playing

I placed 0.20$ on each spin, after a few spins I saw that I won 3.60$, I continued playing, after a few minutes I won 6$, I continued playing, I had already spent 2 hours playing and I had already made 3x of my deposit, so I continued playing and I started losing, the losing streaks were many and it just left me shocked and after 5 hours I lost everything, I lost the money I deposited and I lost the money I won. As a result, that day I realized that gambling games that depend on luck consume many hours of play, it seems like time passes quickly when the person is playing, I stopped playing these gambling games that depend on luck altogether. but I highly doubt that people who play them will be able to play for just 20 minutes

I understand that the long time spent on gambling can become an issue when the gambler is not capable to control his emotions and then he can gamble out of his bankroll. But a gambler who has much emotional stability, he takes care of his budget and never goes against it even though it is still a difficult task especially when you are losing.

Even though it looks as though it is a fact because gamblers have regretted staying longer than necessary as a reason for losing but if you have a good emotional balance, that should not pose a challenge. To manage your bankroll is the first task and not how long spent on the game.

The Truth is that there is no rule book to this, many has stayed long and loss while some has actually stayed longer and gain what the had lost from the beginning, so it's not easy to state which works and which doesn't.
It's best to have a target before entry, has a reasonable amount you hope to win, don't be greedy, and also have the amount you can actually afford to lose too and work with that, it may not be Rosey everyday but you won't be completely wrecked.

Do you know that this sentence implies that you will lose when gambling, so the less you play the less you lose? It's like saying: when you step into a hot lava, the less time you spend there the better. You're going to get burned, but try to limit your time in :D
If you think so, instead of telling people to play less, tell them not to play at all. It's better to not lose anything than lose a little, right?

Time matters because when you play for hours you get tired and you no longer feel comfortable. You just feel a drive to end the session with a win, so that you don't come home empty handed, so limiting yor gambling sessions is important, but I wouldn't say that you should play less because you lose less.

This has some degree of facts but I think every gambler have their unique way of gambling and play in accordance with their skills because winning is important, it's not how many you play but the winning you had while playing them, there are sometimes you play and you will think the world is by your side.


Winning 5 time and losing 2 times in an hour is better than losing 2 times in under 20 minutes and call it a day, small time duration will be difficult for some people and they might not even gain something meaningful in that range. Just as I said earlier, each gambler has its way of winning, so time night not be a factor of winning and if you are sensible and smart player, addiction wouldn't be your problem.


I love this advice, they are good and acute but I think each gambler that loves casino games should observed their way of playing and the default time they used in playing and should stick to that time, it will help them manage their addiction life and potential addiction road to gambling.

Theory always looking good in the paper, but not in reality.
In the long term, the gamble will be not fun anymore with that way .
This might work for certain people who dont care about win or lose, and many people will fail because of many reasons.

 It will be more simple with set daily/weekly profit target and loss limit.

That’s absolutely true and the biggest reason is the house edge. The house edge ensures the victory of the house against the players. The only way to fool this security system is to play less. The more you play, the more certain that you will lose. If you play a x2 game where your chances of winning is 48% (52% for the house), you may fool the math for once or twice. When you play the same game for a thousand times, then you will lose 48% of the games. Believe in science.

One can actually lose everything he's got within a minute of settling down to gamble while the person who spent hours gambling will go home losing very little amounts or nothing at all. So, it is not about how long you spend gambling but how much you spend while gambling. This then brings us to a solution; setting gambling budgets. Once he has fixed amount to gamble with and he is also disciplined enough to stick to his gambling budget, he can gamble as much as he wants and still go home intact.

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It is only a gambler who has no other job that will spend the whole day gambling. Once you have have a job aside gambling,  managing your time to accommodate your job, your gambling and any other activity will be easier.

no amount of time can make you rich when you play casino games but while we already conclude this, maybe we should just bet the whole bankroll we have to bet in just one binary game win or lose after all you spend a minute or 5 hours in a casino you will still end up losing when you come back. that seems not a bad idea than wasting a lot of time in a casino when there are more things to do.  :D

the miner game actually for me, i can spend hours playing the game. lost some money and then logout happy. it is still luck-based but it felt like i died several times and come back to life again.

Yes I highly agree that the time we have spent in gambling is something that we need to control. It's actually what I need until today because the more I have spent my time to doing online gambling, the more that I can potentially lose money.

It reminded me back then when I was really bored due to the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, I was thinking of gambling in some online crypto casino sites and sports betting out there. Yes I did win some, but for most of the time I lost. So I ended up not getting profits at all due to being greedy of the time I have spent in doing gambling instead of being productive and learning something new while under lockdown.

I do not usually have a specific day to gamble whether in sports betting or so, it's just that when I am already happy with the result and/or profit, I immediately stopped and just simply close my browser, call it a day and just simply do other stuff like playing games, hang out with friends, etc.

The duration a person spents in a casino is not an issue for me, the major issue for me is that, for the time you've spent, how much have you won. If I get to a casino and I spend five minutes and wins good amount of money, I'm leaving the next minute. Same thing if I stay for five minutes and lose my money, I'm always leaving, Because staying will not guarantee a win, so I will leave to fight another day.
I don't have a specific time of gambling, I gambling as the spirit lead's, so if i record good amount of winning in five minutes, that's it for me that day.

What of the case scenario of when you're gambling just once a day and you spend less time in making the bet maybe all because you're well preoccupied with doing so many tasks ahead, but you make bet with the huge amount of stake that can covers for someone's gambling staie of a year or months,yet this can be regarded as a short time gambling bit what happened is a big time blow on the money used for it, this are some kind of another category of addicted gamblers to who don't have enough time for gambling but spend much on it.

1. Limit is always been that important and crucial on which on the time that you wouldnt really be having that kind of moderation then  things turns out to be shit later on.
2. Time wont really be that much of a concern, as long it would really be that something that pertains about your vacant time then thats the sweet spt.
3. Time spend should really be something on extra, dont make use of those important times on dealing with something better.

Gambling is for leisure and it should really be having that different approach on which we know that gambling is really just that for fun.
You could really be able to deal with it but make sure that everything would really be done on good manner or wise spending specially on the funds that could be used.
Some people do really love on engaging for long periods because everyone would really be that basing or depending into their satisfaction.

I disagree and at the same time agree with some of the fantastic points that you have made. I will enumerate them below

First, what may work for you in terms of shorter play may not work for the other person. If you think gambling is fun and take it as a form of entertainment, it is not bout the time spent but if you are happy while at it. No right thinking person should spend more than an hour there.

I do not agree with the statement that you should spend 20minutes everyday gambling. I'd say that you shouldn't gamble everyday because of you do, it becomes more like responsibility than something to help relieve stress.

Well, OP's point of view is OK, but discipline comes with experience. It's hard to be "young & free" and follow the rules and have some control at the same time. I have been there and done that, I still have moments when after losing I decide to deposit again, but not so often as before. I remember times when emptying wallets was something normal, but it's not the same when we live alone and just for ourselves and when we have family to support.

If someone thinks that discipline and control come just like that is crazy, it's gambling after all, depending on the moment and mood it can put us in different states of mind... and some of those states can be pretty crazy.

Yeah that is also the point. It is not all gambler that feel unlucky when they stay longer. Some are lucky to recover all that they have lost because they have been patient and given time to it and at the end they begin to get back to winning. While some never get to come back from losing so it all varies. Playing gamble should be something with relaxed mind and you can't have such mind if you are taking high risk that you can't afford to lose.

Yeah, the longer time you dedicate to something the more you're at risk of getting addicted to that thing, whether gambling, drinking, smoking or any other kinda activities. That's why it's advised for gamblers not to spend too much time on gambling.

A responsible gamble wouldn't spend his whole day or majority of his time gambling.

I agree with what you said, you can avoid getting addicted to gambling even more if you do this and you will lose less money. As for me, all I do is gamble once a week and when my budget is used up, I will stop right there, and when I win quite a bit, I will also stop. My playing depends on the budget I have set whether it will run out or if I will win. It's also okay what you said not to spend too much time on gambling because apart from the small amount of money you will waste, a large % that you won't be addicted to gambling is true.

Loss chasing has been one the biggest problems gamblers encounter,  it makes a gambler start thinking irrationally, because at the very point what the gambler would be thinking of is just to recover his losses,  and the more he keeps going the more higher he stakes. I've fallen victim to this trap before,. I'm not an addict but this happens to be one of the major problems I encounter when gambling, but I'm working on it and mine isn't that bad anymore.

For some gamblers when they reach this point, it becomes impossible to go back because the more they loose the more they keep going and most times it's impossible to recover so that leads to only one direction, more losses till you've lost everything.

Chasing losses would really be the main issue on here on which you would really be finding out yourself into the verge of this kind of behavior on the time that you are really that having some losing momentum or condition when you do play gambling and this is something inevitable. Everything would really be just varying on how someone would really be that having that kind of control towards themselves because if someone doesnt have that control then they would really be finding it to be that a huge problem later on if they cant really be able to handle up themselves. Going back into the topic about having less or short duration is much more better to avoid such addiction or less risks on putting up yourself on potential problem? Probably yes but its not something that could really be able to guarantee because not all people would really be having that kind of intellect
and able to assess up things along the way on which there are ones who are mindful and there are ones who arent.

That means you are saying that we should play only one or two games and go home. For those who are there just for fun can play any number of games before going home. Although it an advise and anyone who thinks the advice is good for him can abide to the advise and the advice will help those who are edger to play and win game sharply. Op but if your winning all the games you are playing, will you have a limit in the gambling process? And I don't think you will do that and even if you advise someone who is winning a game to set a limit when the game so still going, the person will accept your advice instead he will play and win well. And if that person cut the game and go home base on your advise and finally he heard that the game end with his favoure, I don't think that guy will forgive you.  And what I will tell is that, let them play to their satisfaction before leaving the place.

I highly agree, I have a good experience with this.  The longer we stay in one game, the longer our deadspin will be.  It is really better to limit our gameplay and if one can't, it is better to spend it on different games than just one game alone.

Still I would say @OP's suggestion is one of the best to control our urge to gamble.  Moderating our gameplay is one of the better approaches to limit gambling addiction.


Hmm.. addiction brings more money to the casino, yes?  Well in that case, gambling moderation as you called it is the best approach in minimizing negative effects of gambling.

There is this method me and my girls use to save some money whenever we decide to go clubbing, and it is to not go very early, but late in the night, at a time when you will not need to spend so much in buying drinks. This same strategy can be used in gambling by gamblers. If you spend more time gambling, you will lose more money. If you win while gambling and decide to spend more time gambling, you will lose the money that you have won. A shorter gambling time will be good for encouraging responsible gambling.

I agree here, especially if you choose a day or time when you will gamble because it will help you to have the best time to gamble, like you are not stress before you will start to gamble, you are completely fine, physical and emotional, with this, it will help you to control your emotion or in physical, you don't have any plans on that day or time when you are gambling, so you are not in hurry and will take some time to do gambling.

Depends on the bet size you use since if you use larger amount for bets then provably you will just end up losing all your gains. But if you are betting the minimum bets then you can extent your time and enjoy gambling with the amount you set which you can afford to lose. Its all matter with discipline what gamblers have if they don't want to lose a lot of money in gambling. But somehow short time gambling strategy might really work for some gambler since for that they can minimize the risk for the bad luck to come since they can decide to quit immediately when good things already happening in their bets in short period of time.

I completely agree with the first and second options, but for the first option, limiting the time for gambling, it is possible that an addict will still break his own rules because we all know addicts are the most difficult people to stop gambling and limiting time is not an easy way because it requires a different mindset being strong enough to resist the urge to immediately stop when the time has come and the situation sometimes puts pressure on an addict, it is difficult to stop when the time is almost up, luck comes to give him immediate victory, his mind becomes greedy, ignoring the time limit and will continue to bet to fulfill his greed.

and for the second option about limiting certain days for gambling, maybe addicts can do that because as long as they haven't entered into a gambling session, their mindset will be easier to control because emotions and greed have not yet mastered them and may still need any work that can distract them mind not to think about gambling.

I also agree, and as for the time issue the reason is that I can only gamble on weekends and that is if I want to because other than weekends I am so busy working that I don't have time to gamble. And after I get home from work I am busy with my family and my little side job, so that on weekends I can gamble in good condition overall, and also by always limiting the time and capital I have for gambling.
Except for betting on football, because I can do it at any time because it doesn't take long, especially on favorite team matches and also exciting matches that I think have a chance of winning. ;D

But doesn't it all depend on how active the gambling activity is?
Not all gamblers can have the opportunity to gamble every day because some gamble on holidays every week or weekend and of course gamblers like this will spend more time gambling because they don't gamble every day.
Long or short gambling sessions will not affect person in any way, including addiction, if they can still control themselves and also limit whatever is involved in gambling activities.
And in fact, there are very many gamblers who only enter the site to play or bet only once week and the average of them is not about making money but about getting satisfaction in having fun when gambling.

Maybe context like this is very suitable and useful for those gamblers who have time every day on gambling sites, but for those of us who only gamble once week, it doesn't make sense because 20 minutes is very short time.
Moreover, the gambling time depends on the capital deposited because if you only use small amount of money, it will take less time and vice versa.

I don't know whether this statement fits or has anything in common with other people or not but that what mostly happens among gamblers.

 The shorter the time you spend the better I think it always depends on the person itself sometimes users like me play short time but with a high bet which is also not recommended do play like double and crash need time more than an hour in my opinion since we need to wait time and etc.

This morning or just a couple of minutes ago I just played Plinko in just less than 10 minutes  ;D ;D with high wager but yeah I decide to stop almost 100 the max X i got is 3x I think this is not my lucky day

I think that's obvious though as we all know that the odds are very much against us in gambling. But here's the catch though, there are cases that once you play either online or land base casinos, you suddenly win big because you go lucky. So it's going to be a dilemma for most gamblers, whether to continue or stretch their luck or stop and withdraw but there's not much excitement because you play for short amount of time.

So for me, this happened many times before, and there are times that I will just quit and not continue anymore.

But most of the times? I just continue and went on to play and then just lose everything that I gain and then some of my capital. So it's a hard lose, very difficult to make the right decision.

This is the reason why I don't usually gamble in a time consuming casino  games because it just make me feel so tired and makes me spend less time with my friends and family. Setting limits could also lessen the risk of over spending time with gambling.

I agree that spending so much time could lead to betting above your budget. And it is meaningless to spend so much time on gambling when it can be used to engage in more fruitful activities. I suggest that as you plan for how much you will spend on gambling, it is also advisable to also have time limits. This is important because time is a great asset that could be maximised or misused. Most of the gamblers who give gambling a bad reputation in my location are those who spend the majority of their productive time in physical gambling shops. Some of them go to these casinos in the morning and stay there till evening. I also agree with what OP said that spending a lot of time on gambling could lead to gambling addiction.

But there is also a need to distinguish between having fun and an active gambling period. Sometimes I go to physical casinos to meet friends, watch football matches, discuss games, etc. In such a case, I can spend hours enjoying myself.   

I don't like introducing fixed limits to your gambling in terms of "time".
you may need to play more or less in certain situation.
a rigid scheme cannot be applied (a bit like having the possibility of playing a grand slam tournament against a normal one) you will always be ready to adopt your scheduling time ;)

I think you shouldn't pick a specific day but choose a day when you feel the best. What if your favorite day or the weekend isn't the right mood for gambling? So, in my opinion, pick a day during the week when you wake up with a relaxed mind and in a good mood.

Instead of counting down time, I think we should preset the number of bets or rounds we'll play. For example, whether we win or lose today, we'll only play three rounds. Setting the number of rounds can be more comfortable and less mentally taxing than dealing with time constraints and countdowns.
I usually opt to limit the number of rounds I play in a day based on the available free time rather than setting a specific timeframe, as I find that setting time limits makes me uneasy and can sometimes lead to poor decisions.

I totally agree with what you said. That shortening the time you play gambling is the best thing to avoid the very high risk of large losses, which will provoke your own anger towards other people or within your family. Not only that, it might also reduce the risk of gambling addiction. The shorter the time spent gambling, the lower the risk of addiction and potential financial loss. Time saved from gambling can be allocated to other positive activities such as working, studying, or spending time with family and friends. Excessive gambling can cause stress, anxiety, and other mental health problems. By limiting gambling time, a person can maintain their mental and emotional health.

I agree that setting limits on time and money is the best way to avoid addiction and overspending on gambling. By setting limits we can prevent ourselves from overdoing it in gambling which can cause problems to our finances and mental condition. Even though it is quite difficult for us to be able to meet this limit, if we are disciplined from the start, I don't think it will be a difficult thing.

But how come the advice to divide deposit and make several gaming sessions instead of one could help to avoid addiction? Instead of gambling once, OP advices to gamble several times. That does not help at all. Person will get more used to gambling thanks to that. Take $100 for example. What is more worse, make one $100 bet, or to make 100 $1 bets? The more bets gambler make, the more chances to lose he has. The more often gambler make bets, the more addicted he would be.

If gamblers could shorten their gambling activities, they would not experience mild to severe problems from gambling. They can even enjoy their gambling activities well and will not lose more money. That means they can use their gambling activities well and can use gambling properly.

Unfortunately, gamblers do not pay attention to this and will instead use more money to get the winnings they want. They forget to limit their gambling activities, which makes them gamble excessively and lose control of themselves. People who shorten their gambling activities, whether in terms of time or money, will be able to enjoy their gambling activities even within their limitations because their goal in gambling is only to have fun and entertainment.

We agree with you because these advices will help gamblers to not turn betting into addiction and will not let big losses happen.

For me gambling is a game. We have fun and spend our entertainment money to get adrenaline. I don't like people who are addicted to gambling. They think that they can win big prizes or jackpots continuously. I think that is wrong thinking. I mean we all know that casinos are also about luck. And that's a game. We know that not all players can win the game. People who gamble just for fun will not spend much time in it. They can live a balance between real life, social life and personal pleasure.

The less you play the better it is. No gamble at all = perfection. Is that what OP means? Dont know why short time could do any better, because imho when you make a deposit, this means you have already said bye-bye to your money and you just enjoy your game. Has OP tested his method of gambling time limitation and choosing favourite day to gamble. I think people could go nuts if they know that they have "Sunday, 20:00, 20min game time". If they end those 20min with profit, then they would desire to gamble again, and would go nuts while waiting for next 20 minutes of game. If they end with a loss, that Sunday, 20:00-20:20 would stuck in their head for a long time.

I think it is better to gamble anytime and as long as you want, with any bank you can afford to lose. Just be reasonable with betting, cold headed and oriented to have fun and enjoy free time.

If we don't want to become addicted to gambling then the best way is to emphasize ourselves to be consistent by limiting the budget and also limiting the time we gamble, usually people who are addicted to gambling because they play beyond the limit so anything too much will definitely never be good in the end, it's really difficult doing something consistent but that's the way to not really get addicted to gambling. because gambling addiction only harms yourself in the long run.

So avoid any old-fashioned gambling method of following emotions when gambling and spending a lot of money just to catch up and even recover the losses experienced, because the average gambler never learns to control himself when gambling so it is easy to gamble beyond the limit until he ends up addicted to gambling.

OP, you have a good tip for one to gamble and stay healthy with his hambling activities. Not only the loss that matters, but also to addiction which is bad and people that spends more of their time gambling to have fun, might end up being addicted to gambling because they will want to have fun all the time and before they know it, they are addicts.

This is why setting aside a gambling budget for the week and having a time limit will help you stay safe from addiction, and you will also be able to control your gambling activities. You wouldn't have time to chase your loss and no time to allow your emotions to control you.

Gambling is more complicated than you think and some advice might be as if you are putting a chain on the neck of some people simply because it looks too scary. You can't know what will really happen in gambling, and neither can you know if the next bet is your own Jackpot, so advice shouldn't always be general as many do it. Staying too much in a gambling house or gambling online is not entirely what I love as it could really cause addiction and it could also cost the person his time that would have been used for a better purpose. But when it comes to having enough time and betting more itself, I do not have issues against this as it's the best that can make you realize what you are in gambling. You don't have to be scared of gambling, you only have to be smart and wise. Instead of depriving yourself of the fun and the money you could make while betting more, you should just be budgeting towards your gambling goals, have good plans and be determined and disciplined with the plans. This is what I know that will not mislead any gambler as no one knows the bet that will be positive or negative, and if you do not try, you can never know as well. But with the right plans for your money and your timing;

1. You get to know the total amount you want to play with
2. The games you want to bet
3. The amount to use per betting, and
4. Maximum time you have to use for the betting

By these, you won't likely go astray if you are disciplined with it. And it's better than believing that gambling is a place where you should be dreadful, which I believe is not supposed to be so.

This is true, time limits can be done to avoid unwanted things that can be detrimental, in my opinion if gamblers do gambling without having time limits, there will be many things that are harmed, mainly money, health, and other things that are more useful. It's still good if the game is good and can make the balance they have last a long time, but try to imagine or think if the game is bad by quickly draining the balance they have and they will deposit again, continue like this for a long time, of course this will drain their finances and make a big loss that is not felt, at first they felt it was okay or with the phrase that was said "maybe one more bet" but the fact that more than once they did gambling of course this would be detrimental financially and time. maybe also with their health.

having self-limits and time limits is important in gambling because then it might be able to minimize the losses that will occur. it will also prevent major problems such as addiction or a person's mental state. you are right, if this is done with discipline, it might not be difficult to do.

For me, time is not a problem because on weekends I have more time than on weekdays. But I put more emphasis on the amount of money I spend on gambling. And in my gambling activities I never exceed the limit that I have set, which is 5% of my weekly income.

Because speaking of gambling, we can do gambling longer or not, it is up to each of us when gambling. For example, there are two gamblers who come to the same casino and with the same capital. both have a capital of 30 USD and both want to do the same gambling activity, namely playing slots. And the first person he only played for 30 minutes, while the second lasted for more than 1 hour. This can happen because the first person places a bet with a relatively high amount so that only a few rounds. Meanwhile, the second person bets a low amount so that the game can be longer.

I totally agree with you, however, it depends on what your purpose really is when you gamble. If your aim is just to win, you better set a time limit as to how long and how much you can spend during your session in casino. As you said, the longer you stay the more you lose. You'll become greedier to the point you'll chase up more win when you're winning and chase you're losses when you are losing. But, if you are there just to have fun and enjoy your time playing, you can actually stay longer without hurting so much of your budget by limiting your bets in smaller amounts regardless if you're playing longer time and losing a lot it will not hurt your bank roll.

Determination of capital limits to play
Setting goals during play
Time determination during play depends on the state of the game. If the game is in a favorable position, stop not an option. Conversely, if you are in a winning position and continue it will make the percentage of victory drained, yes stop is a choice. Close the laptop and come back tomorrow.
Not good gambling in an unconscious state.
I did not choose the day, because it was just a myth. All days are good for playing if the game is played in a condition not emotional.

Everything should really be having a limit because if you dont then you would really be finding yourself on such problem on the time that things do messes up. This is why it would really be that important that you should really be that mindful on the actions that you are making or really that being responsible so that you wont really be putting yourself at harm. When it comes to gambling then having limitation would really be that so crucial but somehow on the thing that do speak about gambling involvement and the duration that you are really that trying out to deal with then it would really be that relevant if you do really know on how to limit yourself on dealing up with things then it should really be just that fine but if you are really that impulsive then you are really that putting yourself on such trouble.

In my case, i dont mind much about the duration or the time spent when i do gambling because i do really just that gamble for fun. I dont really make myself deal up with too much time
specially if its already compromising other things or to those which are important. Its really just that impossible that you wont really be able to determine on which is good and bad.

What you've list might to others and some are not and might need to seek professional to overcome their addiction or to control themselves. Though it is a good practice to do that from the start, but we may not know what would be the effect of the gambling to certain individual. I think the best thing to do avoid gambling is not doing it at all and not spending shorter time.

It is desirable and recommended that you don't spend hours on gambling platforms but the temptation to stay is always there, you have to be a strong-minded person to set up a specific time and stick with it, you're a strong player if this is your habit.

Spending one hour is still good I spend one hour in online casinos and I have no issues about getting addicted, it's for me the right time to be in a casino, but I guess it still goes out to player's preferences some players stay for 30 minutes and they lose a lot and some stay for hours and they are still good.

This should always be your goal to go back to your normal life your business and your family should be your main goals and passions.

Depends, I even spent almost 10 hours in the casino carrying a bankroll of $30 on slots and achieved a win of over $500 today. However I also sometimes lose more quickly, so a short or long time at the casino depends on how the game situation supports you completely. It can be shorter or it can be longer especially if I'm chasing a wagger target for example which is what I'm doing so I'm quite satisfied even if I have to go back to zero.

so far so good and after hunting in casinos with an amount I was ready to lose I took a break for a few days. In essence, we just need to be clever in controlling our mentality, goals, and be ready to lose. At that time I really enjoyed 10 hours at the casino and came out satisfied. Well, being satisfied every win and loss becomes a lesson to educate your mentality in a more measured way.

You also need to have a break in gambling as it's not healthy anymore if you keep gambling day in, day out.

As for me, since I'm into sports betting, I just need half day to gamble, and I'm not so focus with watching the odds as I love to bet on pregame odds. Sports betting doesn't require much time actually, since after you analyze it, place your bet, and wait for the result, but if you want to enjoy it more, you can watch the game live, but like I said, it does need much time.

I'd say stick with your style, as long as you are entertain and you remain discipline, keep it that way.

i agree that the longer gamblers waste their time on gambling the more wasteful they will be with their money. when gamblers spend more time on their games, they tend to become more impatient and lose sight of their bankroll just for the excitement in front of their eyes. and therefore shortening the time spent gambling can eliminate this potential loss and make gamblers less addicted to their games, it also makes gamblers less tired which can affect the way they make decisions in the game.

When you manage to win, believe me, every gambling games you won is pure luck and you manage to win, you need to take your leave, and enjoy your win, plan to come back some time later and never increase the amount you are using to gamble all because you have won some amount, it doesn't matter because winning doesn't always happen.

Most times when I win it always take a long period of time before I win again, if I have risk all that I won it would have all been taken back from me, so do not let how much you win get control over your mind, the most profitable gambling method is using small money either you keep winning or not.

Instead of using time, I think the rounds I decide to try again is more important, and also the smaller amount you use will give you more numbers of time you can try again, especially if you are playing games like Slots, but anyway, stick with what ever works for you, the ultimate goal is to be a responsible gambler, don't fade that.

I don't know why I don't agree with your idea, the duration of time in gambling does not always determine the size or size of the potential loss. You can spend more time at the gambling place by placing bets on the smallest numbers. Gamblers who want to have fun at gambling places usually have a high level of awareness in managing financial management, they will play carefully so that their money doesn't run out quickly. Limiting time when gambling is different from limiting gambling time, you can limit gambling time to save costs that might otherwise be spent, but when gambling you can control your emotions so you can play longer.

Time limitation is easy to cross and how are the players going to get policed about that time is the next question. Automatically shut off their system from playing? Sounds more like the angry moms who scolded their kids from playing video games for more than an hour or so.

Of course less time spent means less chances of accumulated losses. If this is done religiously and the money spent is controlled as well, the gambler can develop discipline and gamble responsibly.

Still the concept should be applied on a personal basis and see if they are able to control their habit.

You are right, the best thing to do when gambling is to always have a limit. Whenever you exceed your limit, you should just stop gambling. Maybe you will have a specific amount that you will allocate for gambling every week or every month. Once the limit has been reached, you should wait until the following week or following month before you can continue gambling.



Seriously, I am not in support of all the advice. If you gamble within a short period of time, that does not mean you won’t be addicted to gambling, and there are some people who will gamble within a short period of time, and they will be spending a lot of money on gambling. So spending little time on gambling does not guarantee not being addicted to gambling, and it doesn’t mean you won’t be spending a lot of money on gambling.

I'd rather choose to gamble 2-3 times a week rather than just spending 20 minutes gambling.
I'm not against spending less time gambling than the usual time we do but it doesn't mean we don't give time for us to enjoy gambling and just limit it to 20 minutes. There is nothing wrong with spending 1 hour or 2 hours gambling as long as we don't do it every day, I think it is much better.
If the reason for doing this is to avoid addiction and overspending, I believe the best thing to do is to stop gambling, not this way.

The question is do you feel happy and fun if you gamble for short time? I'm not, so even though I lose my money through gambling, it's not a bad thing since I'm aiming to get fun from it.

The only way for someone to make money through gambling is, gamble until you make profit, withdraw it and then quit gambling completely. If you came back to play, you need to calculate your previous profit and then the money you lose or make after that.

I understand the point you are making and they are valid. However, I have another twist to it because many people have their style that suit their bankroll. For instance, before I start off any day, I already planned how much I was willing to risk and my expected target win for the day. I can continue gambling until either of them is hit, I don't see anything wrong in this approach. Stopping for the day can only happen outside these conditions when I have other things to attend to or I'm tired and needed to divert my time and attention to other things.

I agree with you, setting weekly or daily target is a great way to guide against depressing losses. The reason many gamblers are depress is innability to know when to stop. I set daily limits and so far, it has helped me a lot.

I agree with the OP. The shorter the time allocated to gambling, the better for the individual as he’s not likely to get addicted to gambling any time soon.

Asides having a specific amount set aside to gamble with whenever you visit the casino or play online with, it’s also important to regulate our time spent playing. Having spent all the amount put aside for gambling, anyone would be tempted to reach into his savings to play some more. Hence the need to regulate and be disciplined in your time and money.

Why do you think casinos don’t have wall clocks on their floor? Much better to keep their players ignorant and less aware of the time as they continue spend their monies playing.

I agree with you. Those who follow this advice are good but many do not want to follow this advice and subsequently they lose their wealth. The more a gambler gambles, the more his interest in gambling increases. At the same time spending more time in gambling will be addicted. The same situation can happen to both experienced and inexperienced. To get rid of this, gamblers should bet and exit in the short term. Although I have not specified a specific time in this case, gamblers should move away from that betting platform as soon as possible. A gambler is not addicted if he does not violate his rules. Those who are not addicted will definitely find good gambling management opportunities.

But sometimes there are also people who are addicted to gambling who use a very short time to gamble because they put a lot of money into their bets too quickly so it runs out quickly, whereas people who gamble for a long time usually enjoy their game more so it cannot be said that they are gamblers. that playing for a short time can prevent gambling addiction, everyone has a different point of view on this matter depending on their experience.

I also agree with the OP but in my opinion gambling is not just about managing time but setting time and setting a budget as well so that it runs in harmony when budget money is still available means and time is still so long why not enjoy the game, because gambling is also not just trying to avoid Just be addicted to gambling but make sure you can enjoy the game. that's what's important  ;)

This depends on individuals just as Oshosondy said, spending much time doesn't mean you would keep wasting your money to the casino house or to the game you are playing, what matter most is to set limits or possibly do not include greed to whatever game you are playing. This is what kills people most because the more they keep playing the more they keep losing because they wanna recover their previous lost which to me is a revenged betting. Anyone who can control and fixed himself to a certain amount can still remain long in a gambling site without staking higher amount just managing with their little allocation for the week/months.

Somehow I really agree with you as your points are relatable and very realistic buy then it's also true that it doesn't apply to every situation as some persons have got varrying strategy with which they gamble which helps them get more entertainment without having bro spend so much money regardless of how long they spend gambling either online or offline.

It's Also true that the more time you spend gambling have an effect on how much you tend to spend at the casino, some times you end up spending so much money because you spent some more time at the casino as saw what seemed like an opportunity to win and in the bid to utilize it , you end up spending some more buy if you have left such wouldn't have occurred giving you reasons to continually engage, sometimes you may be lucky to win and by spending more time at the casino you end up spending that which you won and probably loosing it back to the casino.

Of course what you say makes sense, that's why often those who gamble don't care about this, sometimes a short time doesn't make them satisfied when playing gambling. To be honest, theory and practice in gambling are always contradictory.

The basic problem is that those who enter the world of gambling have various styles, that is the basis that must be understood, essentially what is the purpose of gambling, money, fun, time and so on.

Many people who gamble don't shorten the time, which is expected as the OP said, but the facts are different, many of us see them gambling without considering the time, it happens when emotions and greed peak.

I do have many off days from work and even when I'm not too use to casino but anytime I want to bet, I spend much time as I like in gambling platform and I don't think it affects me like that because what I do there most of the time is making sure that I select good games and not just pick any games because the statistics say they have advantage, I can go on to do more research like previewing their last few games just to see if they have the capability and energy to do the same thing in the new match and also if they have injure players or not. This helps me not to make poor selection of games and this has help me win games often times than I lost quite few.


Having a limited budget is a most in gambling, when you gamble and you don't set that limit, one day you will sell your valuable things to gamble especially when you ae trying to make back from losses that you will never make back because you are playing with pain and emotions, this is what people don't understand in gambling.

I think gambling during the weekend is the best thing any serious person will want to do because even most of the matches are been played on Saturdays and Sundays except for Champions League that are fixed on Tuesdays and I think a selection can be made on weekends and let the game play to anytime until all the selections are completed. Gambling is not that difficult to do but it seems the way we discuss it makes it scary like an activity that is dangerous in ones life.

I agree with this 100%. Instead of limiting your gambling time, limit your budget. If you have a limited budget and you can't go over that budget, you can't continue to gamble. That's the best way to limit yourself from gambling. With a limited budget, you can't chase your losses and that will prevent you from getting emotional. There are other bad things which a strict budget will prevent from happening.

So instead of limiting your time on gambling, limit your budget. Take it as a way of entertainment. Do not try to make it a way of making money. It's not worth it. Instead of making money, you will lose more. And in that process, you might become addicted to it. Gamble responsibly.

That's right, the other person or even the casino is never involved with the scenario you approach gambling, the wrong mindset is one of the biggest triggers why you can get into the addiction zone. Well done, you have given very good advice and warnings here by observing some things that need to be done for prevention so that we do not get carried away and enter the addiction phase. I think some of the lists you've suggested above will be very useful for those who are already addicted or especially those who are just coming into it.

Limiting the amount of daily/monthly or yearly budget is very important and try to only put the amount that you can afford, don't be careless to try to put a larger amount because it is lured by a win that seems tantalizing, it's a trap believe me. Not only that, in terms of time should also really be considered, most people can get into addiction because they are too often involved in gambling so that they are carried away unconsciously. Therefore we must have other things to do when you are really feeling lonely such as doing other activities in your real life, homework or whatever. Because the fact is that the more free time you have, the more likely you are to remember gambling, so don't let yourself have too much free time. The rest I totally agree with the idea of the statements in the list you suggested, that's great mate.

This is too radical advice, maybe you have a specific gambling experience (and you think that it can be extended to everyone else), or you are far from gambling in general.
Explain to me how I can spend a maximum of 20 minutes on gambling if, for example, I prefer to place live bets on tennis (or football) matches? The game itself lasts much longer and if we are talking about tennis, you have to make a lot of bets to try to catch value, and if we are talking about football, then you can wait almost an hour for the right moment to bet.

Or, for example, let’s take the most popular (at least in all polls it is always in the top) game - Dice. Many people like to play here using autobetting and custom algorithms, the most popular case being martingale. Even taking into account the fact that now many casinos offer fast bets (when up to 10 bets are made per second), it sometimes takes much more than 20 minutes to enjoy the process and “catch” a loss. Especially if you bet on 1.1 and then multiply your bet tenfold after a loss, and multiply it tenfold again after two losses in a row.

It’s the same story with poker - what serious game can you play with so little time? Only some multi-tables, but ordinary players don’t like such fuss and chaos, but pros who live from this.

In general, your advice makes sense (don’t spend a lot of time on gambling, don’t get addicted to it), but there are many options when short gaming sessions are simply pointless and will not provide the required pleasure.

I think @OP is right in saying that the longer you spend, the more you lose. We must be able to limit ourselves to gambling so that we don't experience too many losses. However, many gamblers don't want to stop in a short time because they are still not satisfied with gambling. Apart from that, some gamblers have experienced a lot of losses, so they want to recover their losses first before they stop gambling. This will make them lose more and more, and they can also lose self-control to keep limiting the money they use for gambling. Playing gambling must always be limited by money and time, and this clearly gives us the opportunity to avoid problems that will arise from gambling. Certainly, we can avoid the many defeats that many gamblers have faced. Apart from that, we can protect our money from being immediately used for gambling.

Luck does not depend on how much time you spend gambling. You can play all day and only lose, or you can win in just a few minutes. It is more important here is the place of intuition than the time spent. The right moment to make a bet is the determining factor

Those who can't accept losing but can't accept it are really new and crazy gamblers and because of all this excitement they keep on gambling even after losing again and again. My advice for gambling is once a day you can play any gamble but whatever you win or lose strengthen your attitude. Personally i gamble almost every day but my capital is small. I don't have any fixed day or time because when I have money in my pocket i deposit some money and gamble with some money.

It pretty much depends on the approach you have and the point of view each one of the gamblers could have when comes to their gambling sessions. While what you say could be regarded as true and anyone of us would likely lose money the longer we partake in casino games during the same session, I would like to point out that the time factor would easily Impact negatively in the amount of fun we are able to get while playing.
For example, the other day I decided to spend some time playing Blackjack on Stake, I told myself I did not want to get hooked up much time because I would lose money I would not be planing to use for gambling, so I only played Blackjack three times and ended up with a minuscule profit of some cents.
According to your recommendation I was responsible and did not play much, but in my eyes, the fun I got was way too short and I could easily continue to play up to 20 times more.

That being said, I believe (while being a responsible gambler is important) telling a gambler that he is supposed to tightly monitor their casino time will to lead to frustration because of the short period of times they would be allowed to enjoy their session. It would be the equivalent of having a child and give him a new Nintendo, only for us to take it away from his hands 5 minutes later and say he is only allowed to play Mario Bros 5 minutes per day.

In that context, who would not feel frustrated as a child? It would happen the same to gamblers, I believe.  :P

A responsible gambler does not have to be controlled or given a suggestion to take or go for before knowing what is best for him to do, just as you've said, he might get frustrated because he's willing to spend his time on gambling and you're suggesting to him yo have a reduced gambling handling time, it's not actually by how long we spent while gambling, but the usefulness and quality of what we have vested our time on in gambling, so it's a thing of no one should call another to order except they determined by themselves to do so, tht may be the very best moments of their leisure gambling.

Minimizing time for gambling is very crucial because one benefit is to carry out other essential works in remaining hours and another benefit is that lesser you involved in gambling lesser will be your loss therefore don't extend the time period for gambling. Control your emotions and once you loss money then try for another day or week but dont work more than 20 minutes or an hour because in such situations you will expose your money more to losing habitat.

Just use few dollar for gambling per week so if you win with that amount you will be lucky and will be able to continue gambling next week but if you Loss such amount then your money will not undergo through loads of loss to make you poor means you will have limited number of loss with limited amount of money.

Definitely. The longevity doesn't mean that much in gambling, it's always either you win or lose on overall time you've sent with gambling. Contrary to popular belief that gamblers who have gambled for a very long time tends to have more losses than winnings, it is not true thus this doesn't have so much data to support.

Yeah, just like me, I don't spend hours and hours on gambling, I'm betting on sports, E-sports, play table games but it won't take me an hour or two before I quit because I just do it to entertainment myself. But I can say that I've lost than I won to those bets/money.

It really depends what goal you are trying to achieve, if your goal is to profit then so be it, play longer but to entertain yourself I think it will only require another boredom from yourself.

I do not think that gambling is white or black. I think it is grey. What may work for one may not entirely work for the other unless it has been modified. And because we are from different regions of the world, our reality about gambling is different it is complex based on so many factors. While some may not have a specific amount for gambling per week some may gamble per month or heavily on some weeks and lightly on some others. We may not have a favourite day to gamble it may be when we get the urge to do so. In response to spending so much time, it comes to what type of game that the person is gambling on. It is just for one to be time conscious and do gamble to the extent that other aspects of your life suffers significant growth and progress.

It is true that if we engage in gambling activities for too long, this will bring us closer to feeling addicted to gambling itself. Because this will give rise to bad habits. Whether we have a lot of free time or not, we must be able to organize our gambling activities as much as possible. Because if we don't get used to it from now on, then when we find new activities other than gambling, it will be like working. To be able to divide and manage time will be a difficult thing for us to do. We have to get used to gambling in a controlled manner so that it doesn't interfere with other activities.
but it all comes back to us personally, because what I think is good, may not necessarily be what other people think is good too. We can always extend this gambling activity and we can also shorten this gambling activity. It depends on the capital we spend when gambling and depends on our behavior when gambling.
However, it seems important for us to be able to regulate this gambling activity better, so that it does not interfere with other activities and cause large losses.

That's right, there is no clarity of certainty whatsoever in gambling and that's why I think it's very appropriate to say that gambling is gray, and the other reason you have mentioned that what works for one person will not fully work for another, meaning that everyone has a different fate in gambling, and therefore it makes no sense if you try the methods of others who have won with the intention of having or achieving the same victory, on average the end result does not match and is still disappointing.

Yes, not everyone has good strength in terms of finance, that may be one of the factors for people who choose to avoid gambling in addition to the impact and risks are also quite large, even if they have money to budget for gambling but on the other hand I often see that some of them are still confused about determining the amount or that means they don't have plans and regulations regarding how much they should allocate, so that something out of control can happen such as excessive gambling activities whether in terms of money or time because they don't have plans and limits. About spending a lot of time I think it is not always because of the type of game they choose, but the seriousness and high expectations that make them not remember the time to go home.

It is very important to set your own target before doing anything. If a gambler fixes a certain amount of time and a certain day before gambling, there is less chance of losing money. Chances of losing money will be less because if he can win some amount of money in that short period of time then he will not take extra time to gamble which will keep his gambling profit. When a gambler thinks that he has won a gamble and if he gambles more he might win more then it is a big mistake for the gambler at that time. If there is a profit and at the end of the specified time, he should come out of the casino at that time and plan for the next date how he will profit on the next date. If he continues to gamble, he will lose his capital as well as the amount of money he has won.

I agree, although it's easier said than done. When you see gambling as a way to make you become rich or a source of income, you won't be able to follow these principles.
What you said is true but not in cases though.
I'm into sport betting more than other casino games, when I play casino games I usually don't spend much time there, not because I don't want to be an addict or because I'm following any principle to be honest, it's simply because I lose money too fast there. In sport betting, the more you spend time in it, the more you learn and get experience and understand the strength of these teams. It's analytics, and you need to study data to understand analytics. Lol.

But even in sport betting, there's such a thing as unhealthy amount of time. Time when a person could use to be productive, it would be very unwise to spend it all on gambling.

But the thing or the whole point of this experiment we are talking about I believe it is to replace the fruststrion which comes because of loss of money with some frustration because one has a limited period of time to gamble or have fun.
What would you prefer for example? To continue to gamble as much time as you want knowing you will in the end loss money and quit in frustration, or limit your time to save a good percentage of your money which would be otherwise lost to the casino?

If I had to choose, I believe I would rather to feel frustrated for the timeout rather than the sadness of seeing my money to go away.

By the way, we are taking about an strategy which obviously require a good amount of self control, otherwise, it does bot matter how much one tries to reduce their gambling time, because to respect those money changing habits one needs to resist the urge which push us to continue to gamble and roll dices. For now, I am in a position where I still have enough will power to stop and log out the casino account when I feel I have had enough. And I intend not to lose such mental state  ;)

This is quite reasonable. When we spend more time on gambling, of course we will be interested in placing bets again and again. Sometimes, no matter how strong our financial management is, when we spend a lot of time gambling, we will be more easily tempted to place bets again. so sometimes what we have planned will easily falter at certain moments. So it really makes sense that we really have to limit our time on the gaming platform and provide good and wise time management to avoid things that can shake our initial plans.

When time, financial and emotional management is running according to normal and what we expect, then this will really help us to avoid gambling addiction. And it can encourage us to get gold moments in gambling which can actually be optimal for our time in gambling. So it really requires cooperation from the three managements so that we can be better able to control ourselves and optimize results in gambling.

Even though the problem is sometimes complicated and not that easy. Because sometimes, various temptations always go hand in hand with what we do. And determination here is also needed to be able to implement the strategy that we have prepared. We need it all because we are aware that gambling is high risk. And we are the ones who bear that risk.

If your logic is: "the longer the time you spent the more you lose", then why would you propose to spend any time on gambling at all? Wouldn't the best strategy be just not to play?
But some gambling activities, such as sports betting, could be profitable, as they don't follow strict math rules and players can find opportunities where they have an advantage over the house. But even then, you have to account for the time spent on analysing odds/statistics etc or on watching games. Oftentimes it's just not worth it, e.g. if you make $20 profit but invest 8h of your time to achieve that, you effectively worked for $2.5/hour.

Exactly since why on earth they are still playing while in first place they afraid to lose? A true gambler should face the consequences that they have chance to lose. What matter the most there is the discipline we do since we could lose huge if we are betting without even thinking or use larger bet for thinking we can earn a lot of money from doing it.

If they just want to be safe much better if they quit since that is the best way not to lose their money but if they want to get another way to get entertained and exercise their brain thru competition happening then I guess gambling will be one of their nicest option to choose.

Sports betting also seems better to me not to spend money too quickly even if the time required is quite long. rather than doing other types of gambling where losing money in a short time is unavoidable if you don't know what you are doing. an example like a slot game I played a few days ago that made my $50 disappear in just a matter of minutes. Sports betting also provides full insight into the team's abilities, as well as how to carry out team analysis to determine who will be the mascot for betting.

And when you spend 20 minutes a day, do not try to be greedy. I think one of the major things (if not the major thing) that makes people lose their money is greed, and the betting platforms know this. You win a large amount of money and the company laughs at you because you’ll likely want to win a couple more and then just then, you lose everything you won and then lose a couple more. So, don’t try to play smart with greed in that 20 minutes you decide to gamble. Gamble slowly and steadily.

I have a big doubt that you will be able to follow that properly. As an experienced gambler for long, they will understand the feeling when:

- when winning, we don't want to stop because we feel lucky at that time.
- when losing, the urge of chasing those losses grows and we will try to achieved that as much as possible.

I'd rather not set a budget for  gambling because it will just create a big temptation once the limit has been reached.

We should force ourself to stop as much as we can, if that's necessary to do so.

What can actually shorten the time one spends on gambling is the amount that they go with to the casino. For example, if I want to gamble with $100 and I only go out with $100, definitely that's what I will only spend there, and if the money is exhausted, I will just have to return home. But what compulsive gamblers do is either take a loan from their friend in order to keep on gambling or they will definitely find a means to continue with their gambling, which will actually be usual if they have plans to shorten their gambling time.

Controlling time for gambling is easier to do than controlling the money that can be risked for gambling.
Because basically our fear and greed depend on money. In my opinion, the main priority is to regulate the amount of money used.

Gambling also cannot be based on time, it depends on how much money we can play the game.
The more money we are willing to play, the more likely we are to play for a long time. Unless you have a lustful tendency to bet All In.

But as normal humans, we shouldn't spend all day gambling, sometimes we need to relax with family or close friends.
This allows us to mentally refresh ourselves to be ready to gamble in the future. A good gambler is one who is able to control his own mentality.

the time limit can actually be done by many people, but in reality it is not. in my opinion, someone who has good self-control in gambling such as, can limit gambling time, can limit the gambling budget, they will feel undue, because everyone tends to have a nature, greedy, dissatisfied. therefore someone who has good self-restriction can also be trapped in a tantalizing gambling game, because gambling itself has a strong temptation attraction and also many people cannot resist or resist the temptation and attraction of gambling. of course, i myself can distinguish between good and bad gambling for now, because I used to gamble without thinking about the harmful effects without realizing I could lose.

Of course, I myself can distinguish between good and bad, because I also have a brain to think. I do gambling reasonably for now, because I used to gamble without thinking about the dangerous effects without realizing I could lose a lot of money in one game session, and now I can limit gambling because I have learned from my own experience. also I don't want to spend a lot of time gambling, because there are still many things to do and it is more useful.

Well, as long as you said that you're having fun, then it's good; if the money is not issued to you, then it's good; but it doesn't apply to all the people or gamblers, because even from the start, they aim to have fun, but when they experience or have a taste of winning, they will aim to earn more and abandon the fun part. Well, even gamblers who experience losing from the start of their gambling session, if they have the character of greed to recover their loss, will be swallowed by addiction and start spending more time in gambling; more time spent by gamblers means more money at risk to lose.

I hope all gamblers have a mindset like you, but let's face it, not all of us have the luxury of losing money just to have fun or ignore the pain and regret of losing money, especially in gambling.

Manage yourself and your bankroll, I think every other strategy comes next after this, you can use time to your advantage by shorting it, or you can just use calculation on the rounds you are going to keep playing till you quit for the day, but the best one is the exact amount you can afford to lose in your everyday life of gambling.

I don't do gamble everyday, I have my special gambling days and also my exact amount I use on those days in a week, people gets addicted easily because they give too much of their time to gambling, this is wrong.

If anything is going to take most of your time it should be your family and your skills, in your job or business, think more about yoit family, I know someone who claimed that the love of his family is why he needs to be responsible in gambling, he knew he have to be careful and not ruin everything because he is into gambling.

If you have just entered gambling in a casino, and as soon as you start playing here, you immediately experience winning three times, I think that even if you have been gambling for a while, it is better to stop immediately if what you have won is already around 30 dollars at least and you just come back on other days.

Because if you continue, chances are high that you will lose what you won, but if your only intention is to have fun and you don't care if you lose gambling, that is your choice.

I am gonna sign under every your word. Without proper control, during short session people might lose even more than during a longer gambling session. And a gambler with a very large bank wont be happy and satisfied to have a 20min gambling session.

Instead of playing with time and trying to find proper gambling session length, I would suggest to make sort of a gambling subscription. We pay for apps weekly and monthly, so why not gamble for $50 every week end? Finish when you are happy with the result or ran out of $50 budget.

I very much agree with this.

It's should be a common practice for gamblers to not only allot a specific amount for gambling, but also allot a certain timeframe only to gamble. Addiction develops when you overly attach yourself from something that it becomes a routine and habit you can't help to do. So as much as possible, you should take note of your screen time in doing online gambling or limit your frequency in going to casino establishments. It will be challenging, sure, especially if you already developed a habit. But if you won't establish boundaries, you will be trapped and eventually fall deeper in your addiction. If you can prevent it because you are still a newbie, much better so you can save yourself from future troubles.

Yes, that's true because by stopping the gambling game, someone can save the winnings and still have money to gamble. He doesn't need to chase a bigger win because that could turn into a big loss.
Instead of losing, he should cash in his winnings and enjoy it with his friends. It can also give him peace after finishing gambling.
He can also gamble another day, of course, after he rests after his win. Most people are actually triggered to continue gambling because they feel like luck is on their side.
But that's not what will happen because it is very rare for people to win again, especially after getting a big win.

Setting a time is the best thing to do when gambling as it can be really amusing at the beginning and you get lost in the entertainment which leads you to only realize that you have lost money after quite some time.In online casinos this can be implemented easily by the person who is gambling as he can set a time limit in his phone or computer while in offline casinos intentionally they don't put watches in the walls so the person has no idea how much he has played unless he uses his phone here too as a time limiter.

Going with a certain amount of money to the casino wouldn’t make just anyone shorten the time to be spent at the casino. There are people who lack time management or/and are weak willed. After planning from home to play with a set amount of money, such individuals get there only to get overwhelmed by it all. After playing and probably losing all the money he came with, as there are sure to be ATM machines in and around the casinos floor, it wouldn’t be difficult to reach into your bank accounts to withdraw some more money to play with.
I think a lot of people lack self discipline to make a plan and actually stick to it.

That's right, that indeed even if you have planned something from home such as limiting the amount of your budget to gamble in that session, your planning really won't be completely successful, because obviously when you are there then the story will be different again, as we know that the situation when the session is already running can never be predicted and with that it is very possible when you experience a defeat that makes your mental and psychological disturbance and then most likely as you said that they will go to one of the ATM machines around the casino to take money and put it back in the next session or continue a new session.

Of course in this problem really requires a very serious firmness in terms of the planning that you have made before, everything will not always be predictable and breaking the plans that we have made is not uncommon we can break it, the situation becomes the main cause.

Examining the basic assumptions is very important. Consider this idea: even a regular, well-controlled gambling habit can change a person's goals over time. The attitude is just as important as the amount or frequency.

Simply put, gambling is a risk, both mentally and financially. Focusing on family and skills as the most important things is exactly right. But even occasionally gambling can change your goals without you even realizing it. Some "responsible" gamblers started putting their gambling days ahead of family events over time, not because they were addicted, but because it was what they always did.

Finding the key is in constantly evaluating oneself. Regularly take a step back and look at how much you're spending and how much you're thinking about gambling. Anytime you think about it on days that arent "designated," thats a red flag. Never forget that gambling should be an option, not a habit.

There would really be changes and if you are really just that new to betting or gambling then most likely those initial or earlier plans or things that you have said would definitely be changed up along the way and this isnt really that something new anymore because people would really be having this kind of approach on things on which on the time that they would really be experiencing defeat or losses then thinking up about recovery would really be something your first priority. Then whats next? if things turns out to be that lucky then you might be able to succeed but of course in the end
you would really be still losing those winnings back again into the casino just because you do make yourself greedy but on the time that you had lost everything then you would be having those emotions on trying out to recover those losses then this is where you would be considering again on making deposits on which this would really be a never ending cycle.

I agree with all that op have said, the points and advices are good, but one question I can't do without asking is, where is the fun I wanna enjoy in gambling if I only have to play for just 20 minutes?.

I don't play casino or slot games that often, but when I do, I like to spend time playing it, this is why night times are the special time I like to play casino or slot games, because at this time, there will be no disturbance from anywhere or anyone, wife and children are already fast asleep, so it's just me and my phone or laptop computer, I usually play for hours, some times, up to 3, 4 to 5 hours, but the good thing with me is that, I usually don't just focus on making money, I just wanna have fun and overcome the stress of that day, though I sometimes do win good amount of money during this hours of playing, but I most of the time still end up losing it all back to the casino.

Let me just say that op advice is good, but depends on who is playing and what they are playing for, for someone just playing to have fun, this advise means nothing I believe, but for some one playing for profit sake, then, this to me, is a really good advice.

Why not? There's nothing stopping you from having time-based limit. Some people would just grind on low stake tables/games for a very long-time, hoping for some lucky streak etc. Setting up time-limits could work pretty well for them. After all, they (rightfully) say that time is our most valuable asset, so wasting time is not much different than wasting money. It could actually be worse.
I'd much rather lose $5 in 5 minutes, than spend couple hours to win $5, if this makes sense.

Yes that's right, limiting time in gambling activities is really recommended for anyone and even for a professional, by applying such restrictions then obviously indirectly it makes you able to prevent things that don't want to happen, and on the other hand I think not only that should be prepared but in terms of budget must also be considered and limited, just like we limit in terms of time to gamble. These two things are really important when you are involved in gambling, not least because with time and budget limits then I think you will have less chance of falling into gambling activities too deeply.

What you're saying makes a lot of sense in terms of the difference between how this is implemented in online and physical casinos, and I think one of the things that can make you forget about the time limit of your involvement in gambling besides the absence of a wall clock is the fact that circumstances also have a big influence, the excitement and atmosphere in physical gambling can make someone almost forget about going home, unless maybe they've run out of all their money.

I definitely agree with your post.

Gambling is all about the amount of money you spend depending on your allocated budget. Unfortunately, people go beyond their said budget as they tend to recover all their losses by gambling again. Sure, the adrenaline may kick in and it may give you that temporary feeling of satisfaction after winning against the odds but at the end of the day, you are just burning cash the more time you spend gambling.

This is the reason on why most people tend to go out of control and overspend on their allocated budget. Stop chasing for profit; change your mindset and view it as an opportunity for entertainment rather than a method of earning money.

Yes ofcourse, the lesser time we spend on a gambling site, the lesser chances for us to gamble and lose money.
Losing money is inevitable but we can surely control our play time and thus decrease our overall money we lose in gambling.
It does depend on self control though. Many people once started gambling lose their control on the clock and keep playing until they empty their wallets.

Gambling is not something you should keep doing all your life, it does look like we are going to end up with something that would put some risk in there, and I get that you want to take that risk and make some money, but in the end we are talking about something that will not be all that simple and we are going to end up with something that will hurt you in the end. This is why you should try to avoid it as much as you can, that is how you are going to end up making some money.

People who end up trying to gamble for a long term, and I do not mean just one long session, that's fine, I mean like for days and days even weeks and months, if people do that then it's only just one way from there, and that's losing your money.

I believe that limiting the time of the gaming session has absolutely no effect on the gambler. Of course, if he does not gamble for several hours. In my opinion more rational is to increase the time interval between gaming sessions. At least I noticed that I think less about gambling if I play no more than twice a month. Of course during this time I have to occupy myself with other entertainment, but the good thing is that today each of us is able to find a suitable entertainment.

The lower investment will allow you to play the less game in the gambling site,the less game was different from the short duration game.It’s true the shorter games was the important one in the dice,slots and High-Low games.All this was based on the same algorithm,the algorithm was automatically changed with some time.After making the win or loss,the gamblers should wait for the next game.After sometimes,the gambler can play the game to get the good outputs.The gamblers who keep loss in this game should take the break with certain hours like 1,2 or 3 hours.Mostly the gambler will choose to play with the 1hour gap to get better results in this game.

These guidelines of yours are certainly excellent. If the mentioned points can be observed then a gambler will not be known as an addicted gambler he will not have the opportunity to become addicted to gambling. But this is where most gamblers go wrong. When they should be giving up gambling, they become more busy. I would like to emphasize two points here one is to keep the gambler's money limitation and the other is to simply accept the loser. There are some gamblers who become addicted after losing. Because they try to recover that loss and they become addicted.

The gambling had a risk,but some gamblers will not share about it.If they teach you gambling and they may get some dollars from the referral process from the gambling site.If you are new here,take my words do the gambling with the excess money from your savings.Risk will make you loss the dollars in the gambling site,the loss will surely hurt you at the last.If anyone share about the gambling,you should ask the first question is how much risk was in the gambling and ask more about the website.Because some new gamblers will refer their friends without the knowledge about that gambling site,which may leads to your own money loss.

The more time spent gambling, the worse your reactions become and the more your intuition is dulled. One unsuccessful bet can wipe out the success of a whole day. It is necessary to bet exactly when your intuition tells you to do so. This is the true

All these are very important for us to stay positive in gambling and not become too frequent on how we bet so it doesn't affect us too deep. Gambling is a way for us to make extra cash and for us to keep making profits in gambling, we need to make sure we keep a positive vibes and we don't gamble too much. Gambling is very important for those of us that see a great future in gambling especially a way to take care of parts of our bills even thought we are working. We need to work and also gamble so that we can be making extra profits from betting and not become too addictive to gambling so it doesn't affect us much.

I am not supporting that spending less time gambling is a better because long time spending in gambling can also be a good depending on the person's reason for gambling. The important thing in gambling isn’t to stop gambling in a very short time but to gamble with a purpose.

If a person wants to gamble for fun, he/she can choose the minimum bet amount (which varies between $0.05 and $0.10 in many games) and continue gambling for a long time, enjoying the entire process of gambling. However, if the aim is to earn money by gambling, that person can choose to gamble for as long as he/she wants with a tactic he/she determines. In either scenario, keeping the gambling process as short as possible would not be better for that person.

The only key on here is that you should really be that responsible because if you wont then you would really be ending up miserable because of gambling. There's no wrong with doing gambling as long you are really that aware on how much you do really spend up and how often you would really be playing. You wont really be making yourself that ending up on a disaster if you do really just know on what you are doing or what you are dealing with. People tends out to be that impulsive and this is why on the time that they would really be spending up much which it isnt really just pertaining about
money but also on the time spent on which it do really comes into a time that you are already compromising important things then this is where you should really be thinking up twice.

I agree, lesser time means lesser money to be spent.

But on the other hand, lesser time but bigger pot that's on the stake is also possible. Just set a time and budget at the same time so that you will be able to follow the actual budgeting of time and money.

No problem to enjoy your favorite day of the week which is likely your restday, could be Saturday or Sunday or even Friday night.

I guess the point is that the longer you play, the bigger money you could be losing in the long run. That's why it is not advisable to be playing that long. Even if you go on a minimum bet and play and you are not that lucky, it's like for example you play on slot machines, your money will be just eaten in a snap. That's why most of the games are based on pure luck, because you just don't know what will be the outcome and if he keep on chasing for big bonus, then you end up losing in the long run.

So we should gamble responsible and then just take control of ourselves, don't be greedy or at least learn to stop when everything is not going your way. Maybe you quit and then play the next day, perhaps your luck will be different.

Not if you're here to enjoy the game and not expecting to win a huge amount of money, but if you have the means to play long hours so you can get the satisfaction that you want I don't think it is harmful, it's not the hours but the mindset and the motivation and the true reason why you're playing.

I don't think there is a set of time that you can set for anyone to enjoy gambling or play, it's based on individual preferences if they want to play longer hours and they are ok with whatever losses they will incur, I don't think its an issue at all, gamblers should know their limitation and they should be the one to set their time limit and not follow any standard of hours in playing.

what's the point of chasing your goals when you've scheduled some of your time into spending money incessantly which could be a starting point for whatever dreams and goals you have?.. have you even seen any business or job coming into actualization without proper capitalist planning?... It's just senseless to say you'd be able to gain discipline by making your speculations on scheduled timings and also going about your usual job and future plans... "Whatever a man findeth pleasure in, there is his money"
I absolutely agree ( _ironically )

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Time has nothing to with whether a gambler win or loss. He can spend 50 minutes gambling and he will win large and same things to lossing as well. He can also send a whole day making good profit and also making big losses.

Although in another aspect. There are scenrios where somehow may have made some win within a short period of time and still decide to continue gambling. That is where this advice falls into place. It will be helpfull for thos e who love spending much time in gambling even after they have made good profits.

Sometimes I spend time on the casino for a whole day without even placing a single bet this is a decision and self discipline to my self and nothing more than that, I know most times it’s tempting to place a bet when I see some games which I’m almost very certain that it will play the way I will predict it but I still don’t place a bet on them especially when I don’t have plans or budget for that. Spending more while you spend more time on casino varies individually.

Some times I just go to the casino and be watching some of this games with random number generator and most times I also like watching football live stream on casino due to the highlight I don’t just visit because I want to place a bet.

Time might have nothing to do with your wins and losses but mind you, if you spend a lot of time in gambling that can somehow affect you psychological emotion and that could lead into addiction if you are going to continue doing that.

The lesser exposure the better and that's for your own health and not just about for winning or losing. We know that gambling can be very stressful and imagine spending the whole day with gambling? It can be devastating especially if the result is not in favor to you.

True that, people who spend their whole day in gambling experience dulling due to tiredness and frustration if they are not lucky enough to win.  It affect their decision making especially when they are triggered and is in a situation where they are chasing losses.


That is true if the player go for an all-in bet.  But most of the time it takes a session or series of unlucky bet to empty one's bankroll.

Everything you said above is part of gambling responsibly and people who are safe or not become gambling addicts will definitely apply methods like those on your list.  Responsible gambler, will never want to get themselves into trouble, they will always try hard to control their desire to gamble because they know there are other things they have to do in real life, they can't possibly play 24 hours a day.  Just pay attention, usually a gambler wins big in the first few hours he plays, not when he plays for many hours.

Well, I think it doesn't always work like this. Maybe you spend a long time in gambling, but it's due to placing small bets instead of big ones. Since you respect your limits and manage your bankroll smartly, there isn't any issues if you gamble for 20 minutes or few hours a day. What must be checked is if the activity is being functional in the gambler's life, that is, if it's not prejudicing another tasks and duties of his routine and if it's being rewardable, not necessarily financially, but emotionally.

Nobody can resume their whole life to gambling exclusively, but we can't define a length of time for every individuals to gamble daily. Some people need more leisure time every day when compared to others. They just have to find its balance to not compromise another aspects of their personal chores, which will be different for each person, as it depends on their biological, environmental and psychological subjectivity.

Does make sense to limit your time gambling but if it is to boost the sense of responsibility playing, it would still be better to limit your fund on each time you would be playing. Reason is that, with time it depends on your availability and circumstances which is more easily to not be followed.
No certainty that a gambler would win within few hours of playing time. It just depends on your luck for that day. Keep in mind that we cannot control the outcome in any gambling game even with sportsbetting wherein analysis do help; anything could still happen during every game.

I do agree that it does reduce the temptation and the urge to gamble if you don't spend a lot of time gambling every single day, however, I don't think 20 minutes is enough, I know you used that just as a reference but I'm just saying. People should have a specific time limit based on how much free time they have each day and they should plan their activities accordingly. I believe it's only possible for people who are generally disciplined in their lives and have a schedule and timetable for everything they do.

A person who doesn't eat, sleep, study, or work on time, will barely be able to have a fixed time for their gambling activities. Such people will think that it doesn't matter, you should start and stop whenever you want as long as you are enjoying it, but that enjoyment can be costly after some time.

Not really, shortening your playtime will make you get bored so easily and you will always feel like you are missing out in the fun a lot of times when you do that, maybe if you're disciplined and you don't do strategies when you're gambling, you will probably be able to do just that but you strategize in your plays then you're probably going to feel something wrong about your gambling habit, it's like you're not doing enough which makes you frequent more sessions.

To me, the best way isn't to shorten the time but to make sure that when you're gambling, you're not overdoing it and that you always enjoy what you're doing, that's the way to do it and if you feel like you're not getting that at your current gambling session then you need to stop gambling all at once for that session and then do a reset the next day or the day after.

yes I agree with this, because if gambling with a long period of time will also result in something bad, maybe it can make someone become emotional and of course if gambling with emotions is not a good thing because it could be with emotions that there is a gambling game that was previously played with full control carefully but it becomes uncontrolled because the emotions that exist make everything messy, not to mention the loss of self-control that can make someone forget themselves, I mean someone can forget about other things because the focus is only on gambling.

gambling with a time that is not too long can be done because to reduce the risks that exist as well, do not let gambling make us unconscious. it will harm us in the future, because in my opinion gambling can hypnotize a person's mindset and this is not a good thing, so gambling reasonably don't overdo it.

Spending a short time on casinos is a strategy that works for newbies. Consistently limiting our gambling duration helps in the creation of a responsible gambling habit. The self-control of a newbie can be tested by how long he'd continue to keep up with such practice. Certainly, time limitation doesn't guarantee any win for the gambler. But, saving our money, is also a form of earning money. Gamblers who spend more time gambling lose additional money compared to the gamblers with lesser gambling duration. However, it also depends on the type of gambler as some gamblers don't require a longer duration to wager all their money.  Any gambler who is conscious of the time limit should also follow good principles for managing money. Missing one of the two factors, time limit and money management, would result in wagering a large amount of money, thereby reducing all the money in a short period. Less concerned gamblers can wager thousands of dollars in one bet and due to their lack of patience they'll lose out the whole money including winnings, within a few minutes.

Whatever gambling-related logic that seems to be the best, it doesn't apply to everyone. Regardless, the method is great, but lots of gamblers don't need, it because they'll want to gamble for a long time to be able to enjoy the game. Scared to lose gamblers would follow Op's good advice, which will also help them escape addiction. Hence, all gambler is required to manage bankroll, while following the rules of other gamblers in the community. Different gamblers with unique intentions and potentials don't share the gambling strategies yielding them more money. While time limitation is great for some newbie gamblers, top professional players try to limit their time in a long form. At least 5 hours limit, helps in controlling the decision of the gambler in a way that, any result he sees within the 5 hours interval won't terminate his rules on stopping immediately it gets to that point.

While we can't see the future and we don't know what actually will happen. We've got the idea on how it looks like based on the experiences that we've got.

It's likely that something bad might happen or the result will be negative and will be the opposite of what you're expecting to see.

That's why if you've got more valuable things to do, don't settle for gambling and just do them first before you gamble.

Yes, spending more time while gambling is a factor that can increase the amount of loss especially in the long term but as I mentioned not only the time spent gambling determines how much money will be spent. However, also the amount spent in gambling is also a situation that can be attributed to the person's self-control.

The point I really want to say here is, it isn’t possible to prevent big losses just by spending a little time gambling and this factor alone doesn’t cause big losses. For example, let's assume that there is a greedy individual who plays slots wildly with the ambition of winning and gambles for several hours with high bets. When we are talking about this whole scenario, it wouldn’t be right to say that the person lost money just because he/she gambled for a few hours and show this as the only reason.

That's true and I can speak with my own experience.

Having a good day with winning streaks and then with just one lose, the mood changes a lot and that's why if you've been in a good mood because your bets are winning.

It's just best to get out before the mood changes and you'll be more emotional with your bets which isn't recommended when we gamble because that will affect you a lot.

A very interesting idea.
Regarding the fact that profits can be different on different days of the week, this is a very good idea. I've heard this from many people, including traders.
But regarding the fact that a person can control the time spent playing, I have great doubts. If a person who loses or wins in gambling could stop in time, then he would probably not play at all. Unfortunately, not everyone can control themselves

This is a genius strat, as it's always agreed upon that the more time you spend inside the casino/gambling site, the more propensity you place yourself into spending more money within. I've seen that happen to my friends so I know it's for real. In any case, I get the hunch that you can still make this a little better, by actually setting achievable time constraints instead of just telling people "you should limit your time inside casinos" which could mean they'd have to spend at least 2 hours less if they gamble for 6-8 hours lol (but for real tho, this is real for some people)

In any case this is a sound strat, couple it with managing your bankroll well and you'd get yourself a pretty great technique that will keep as much of your bankroll as possible, and would ensure that you don't lose your head from gambling addiction.

Limiting time in gambling will also be the same as managing finances and of course everything will come back to the gambler himself how much money he has set because the length of time he gambles will be influenced by the money he uses.
The less money, the faster the time will be spent and of course things like this can increase the responsibility of gambler, those who already have set time limit and finances will be responsible for sticking to it or not exceeding these rules.
Gamblers must be able to start now if they want to be able to have stable for the future.

Indeed, there is no certainty or guarantee that gamblers can win in longer playing time.
But I will confirm that you will definitely win if you play longer because it is impossible that there won't be single win in that long time.
Even though the amount is small, it is still win and even though it cannot cover losses from playing for long time, at least it is real win.
They just have to choose to get win that is not necessarily worth it but costs lot of money or has no chance of winning but can minimize losses as small as possible.
Luck is indeed influential here but it is not guaranteed because luck comes unexpectedly and no one can determine it.

The shorter the time spent playing in the casinos, the better for your pockets. It doesn’t mean time has anything to do whether a gambler wins or loses, It means the shorter the time spent in the casinos, the less you would be tempted in spending and playing some more.
Obviously, someone can win and lose huge amounts in a short period of time. But after winning or losing such huge amounts, it would be best to stop and head home but some would instead hang around and later get tempted in withdrawing some more money in order to continue playing. Much better for your pockets if you can limit your stay at the casinos.

I agree with limiting our money to be used for gambling, of course once we get used to it it will be a good habit for a gambler or player in a casino. Once you run out of money in the games, there is nothing you can do but stop and come back another day to make up for the money you have again.

That's actually what I'm doing and I'm used to it, with that kind of habit it's impossible to lead to addiction eventually. because you control the money you will lose and you also implement the discipline and you become one of the responsible gamblers when your habit becomes like this.

Isn't it just the same as chasing your losses? Making up for your losses by playing on another day doesn't change anything. It would be best to start a new game without thinking of making up for your losses. It should be every day, a new beginning to enjoy your game.

That's when you can say you have discipline and full control over your gambling activities. Even if you play for another day with that kind of mindset, you only make yourself carry more stress and it's also possible to lead you to be more aggressive in the future.

Time management is intelligent, but psychology is the elephant in the room. Humans are wired for excitement and chase. Dopamine from a win or near-miss is exhilarating. Real struggle lies there. Not only is the clock ticking, but our internal wiring is crying for another opportunity. Have you observed casino design? No windows or clocks - only limitless exhilaration. A psychological trap to keep us captivated.

On to strategy. In a casino, we need a strategy, not just a watch. Limit your spending. Simple but effective. Remember the buddy system. Unsupervised gambling is like walking a tightrope. Grab a companion who wont let you go when your time's up. Not simply self-control, but a support system. This way, we play smart, not short.

Depending on the game you play because some games may require you to sit down more than an hour, for example poker especially when it comes to tournament.
However limiting both time and budget is of course great thing to do, it helps us to control ourselves but of course every gambler has their own time limit and money.
It cant be generalized that spending 20 minutes is better than 1 hour, better or not is depending on ourselves as we have our own way on how to gamble.

In this case it really depends on each individual, in my opinion if we can control ourselves in the game we play of course we can play the game well and when we experience defeat we will not spend more of the money we have on gambling, however If we are greedy in the gambling we play, no matter how short the time we spend, we will still have a lot of money to spend on the gambling we play.
Limiting the amount of money we play in gambling is very important, because if we cannot limit the amount of money we use for gambling, of course more of the money we have will be spent on gambling.

I also think that the less time I get the better, because if we don't try to see the casino always has the house advantage, and that is something that is more evident in the long term, if we play in a short period, well we can to be lucky and that luck may be that we withdraw the money and that would be ideal, but that's just my thought. Sometimes I have applied that, what cannot be done like that is in the slots, because the slots do need some time to understand how is the way of this, but hey this is always based on doing the best for everyone, you always want to win, but you have to know how to bet, some say it's just luck, but I also think that the player's experience counts, because if If you bet well, you won't lose much money, if you control the impulses too, and that is something we must learn to do, otherwise things can be very difficult if you play without control, because without control you lose more money.

That's why when I see people Playing in a casino, I always wonder if they have their money ready to lose, or are they simply happy with all the money they have available, in that case it worries me because the casino always asks for money. To continue gambling and it is a problem, it is easy to fall into an Addiction, and that is what should be avoided by all means, there is no reason why it will always be like this, so we as responsible adults must consider everything, that is why it is that if we play quickly or lose quickly or win quickly , one of two, and if you lose then the ideal would be not to have more money, nor to make a deposit, none of that because what it does is put us more on the edge of what We could have some addiction and it has to be avoided, there is nothing worse than falling into addiction , because the problems that appear and have to be faced are many, for that reason we must always consider everything only scenarios in the game.

Yes, it would really be depending on what kind of games are you involving with and speaking up the duration literally then there are really games which do really need up that time on each round or session which it would be totally different when you are playing slots or dice. When it comes to duration then it would really be entirely depending on what are the games that you are dealing with
but there are people who are really that playing those simple games but the duration is really that too long then its already their their choice and decision on what they've been doing.
It is really just that there are people who are really that not mindful about the games that they are involved and the money that they are spending on.

If the gambler was using the casino games,they must use the less time in the game.Because the gambling casino games was based on the probability,if the gambler made some dollars in the winning side of the game,he will have the next option to face.If the gambler had skiped the play for the certain duration,the probability of losing will be reduced in the gambling site.If the gambler play for the longer duration,the probability may increases to the loss.So the gambler should learn to lay for the shorter duration in the gambling site.The gambler should understand the gambling was based on the luck and the skills.But some gambler will not increase their skills and their luck may not work for them.So they do the random bet in the gambling site,this leads to the loss most of the time in the gambling site.

I have to see this well because we only play those games that have to do with being, like slots, roulette, crash, because we know well what is going to happen, but in games like black jack, poker and games that have See with skill if it is very difficult to get good things, in a poker tournament it is impossible to do it quickly, not in blitz style poker like chess, 'so in tournaments the ocsa get Interesting.

For us to decipher that we are in a good moment we can say that when you are looking for a way to generate more money you can enjoy Other things , when I am in the casino I Enjoy every second that I am there, even if I lose what I enjoy, of course I don't enjoy anything when I lose a lot, but that won't happen to me again, bad experiences also teach , that's what we learn in casinos when we lose some money.

If you're still playing daily, wouldn't it be still a causing you to become addicted even if you limit your gambling habit to a minimum daily? Sure limiting might help but the consistency would be a factor to becoming an addict right? Regards to shortening your time playing, would that be enough? Because whenever I play, I make sure that I'm getting the most out of my games and I cancel all my plans that day so there's no worry for time so I either lose the funds or I get bored.

I think an hour is not really too much, 20 mins is too short IMO, I'm not so sure though because that depends also on how frequent the game are taking or adding money to your account. But I've got one effective solution how to cut time engaging into gambling, just keep yourself busy with the work that generates income, like applying for a part time job online or anything you can do to make money. I can guarantee you it will most probably going to work. That's my personal experience though. When I built my own family I started to find stuff that would generate me additional income, I was once a reckless gambler who won't think about what I'm going to use tomorrow, but after that when I finally got married and have children, it suddenly fade away from me unnoticeably.

Only him would know if he is already addicted in gambling. Playing daily IMO has no problem with me especially if it doesn't bother my job, you know, we all wants to have fun and gambling is really a fun activity as long as you are in control all the time. However, I think no one really gambles on a daily basis, if we take a break on our job which is our priority, then for sure break also exist in gambling.

The thing bored could have different meaning to me.

You're bored because you aren't doing any, and you get bored because you are doing the same thing over and over again.

That point is good enough you apply strict discipline in gambling to set the playing hours even shorter then it is better to do.

The most important thing is that you have set a bankroll for as long as you want to play so don't exceed that limit, there are many people who gamble for a long time just for fun so keep rolling with low stakes, there is fast play they can buy bonuses with that feature, it's just a matter of which one you like to choose according to your wishes, the most important thing is not to add a new bankroll if the initial bankroll is exhausted.

As much as possible do not gamble every day even if it's 20 minutes, then it's better to do it once a week on weekends when you are on vacation from work or your business.

That's true. Because in order to play longer, a gambler needs a decent bankroll (unless you're lucky to win and never got busted early). Everytime I gamble, I have a set budget and that's the only amount that I should use in playing. If I lose early, there's no extension and I have to stop. But sometimes I was able to play for like an hour or two because i'm lucky in the game that I chose.

It's fine to stay long if you're still using your set budget and not keep on depositing just to sustain your eagerness to keep playing. Discipline and self control are important so you won't go beyond your limit.

Just make yourself that responsible then you wont really be able to encounter any problems when it comes to gambling. It is really just that a matter of perception and belief towards it because if you wont really be having that kind of impression then it would really be that making you desperate. It isnt that bad nor a good idea on staying up long with gambling because there were people who do
stay up long with gambling session but they were able to control up themselves well and doesnt have any issues when it comes to gambling dealing. Disasters do really happen if someone
wont really be able to control up themselves well and they are really that fixing up their mindset on playing gambling just because they were aiming for money or they were aiming
for something which it cant be that possible.

I do not shorten my time in betting for any reason, why should I when I already have my viable plans and budgets even before I step into the casino house or open the gambling platform? Well, I will not limit this to me alone as it might be very good advice for others since they might probably not have their own minds when it comes to betting. I have mine and I control it actively so that it will not be an issue for me eventually, the plans I make sure to enforce are also helping me further. Gambling is a very good means to have fun, and people could also make money or lose money from it too, and all that will happen to anyone depends on their approach to gambling itself, which varies with individuals. The wrong approach is what I believe that is causing many of you to believe that we should approach gambling fearfully by making a little effort and getting to rush out as quickly as possible. The best part is for us to rather have our plans and stick to it. You might know what game you want to play before you even start playing, and you might know the number of games you would have to play over time even before you start at all. This sounds like a plan rather than being afraid to enjoy your stay while gambling. Not that you will just be playing randomly as those who are playing randomly without a cause or purpose are the ones that are always afraid to play more so that they will not waste more money. If you have a good plan, you have your fun in casinos instead of being afraid.

Being responsible is really one of the key factors of not being addicted. If you are responsible and disciplined enough, then you have nothing or at least, have less to worry about. It's a matter of having the control to your urge and to your emotions despite whatever circumstance you have. The shorter time you allot for gambling, the better because you can direct that time to something else more beneficial that would add more value into your life, and at the same time, you will manage to escape the repercussions of being too exposed in gambling such as having to depend on it and eventually become addicted to it. You are doing yourself a favor whenever you have a mindset that considers the whole outcome.

Actually, in practice in gambling sessions it is not as easy as we say in this discussion. sometimes, we can play for a long time because the situation and the games we play provide enough entertainment. or in other words, the gambling session that we play takes quite a lot of time.  which means, the games we play do not immediately use up the initial bankroll quickly. the scenarios could be different, we could get a good shot. or, the game just goes around in circles with the balance not increasing much or not experiencing rapid losses. and I'm sure most gamblers experience situations like this repeatedly. unfortunately, we can lose in a short time. and what is certain is that in gambling it is difficult for us to predict whatever type of game it is. moreover, those related to games based purely on luck.

Related to what you said, this is how we should treat gambling. and most importantly, never push your luck. because, if the scenario was like that. usually the situation gets worse, our emotions of anger will get involved and the results will not be better. referring to the thread above you, to be honest we agreed to shorten the playing time. especially, when we are in winning state mode. but as I said, in practice it is not as easy as what we discussed. except, if someone is more aiming for victory and avoiding defeat. and this, in contrast to the idea of ​​playing for fun. I can play depending on how the game itself is, whether it's playing short or long. the same thing, the important thing is that we are able to manage our time to play and when to stop.

That is very difficult to achieve.Everyone in the beginning think they are good and smart enough to know when to call it a day and to quit but the harsh reality is that most people start raging up when they lose money and continue because of them being mad to losing money and continuing in vain trying to recover that money.

It is exactly this moment that divides people into two gambling categories,the ones who are immune to this are also more shielded to gambling addiction and the second ones the ones who continue gambling a whole lot less shielded from addiction.

This all sounds great IF you are able to control your behavior. But guess what. Gambling addicts can't control their behavior. That's why they are called addicts. It they could really control their behavior and limit(or stop completely) their gambling habits, then nobody would call them addicts and their psychological problem simply won't exist.
Your advice is as stupid and someone telling a drug addict "Just do drugs 20 minutes a day and you will be fine."
Or telling a porn addict "Just watch porn for 20 minutes per day and you'll be fine".
Limiting the activity, which causes the addiction doesn't solve the problem.

You're speaking my language. Betting is an experience, not a hobby! Safe play doesn't matter? Our purpose is different. That high, that electricity in our veins when the stakes are high, is what we're after. Not only is time management and knowing when to quit vital, but gambling is also about the exhilarating uncertainty that makes our hearts race. So, pushing our luck. All about that! Bettors adore the challenge and possibility of winning large. We may lose, but that's entertaining. In addition to enjoying games, we seek fame and pure joy. Exploring our limits requires risk-taking. The joy of the game is what drives us, not winning. Spin the wheel and keep rolling the dice. The goal of gambling is thrill, right?

Its the competitiveness of any game that enhances its addictive capability.

Currently sites run these leader-boards, races and so on to promote this competition. So the more time your spend on gambling the more exposed you are to gambling itself and the addictive nature of these sites.

Self-discipline works a lot in reducing this, but the best method is to stop gambling completely. It might sound too difficult but it needs to be put in for those who seem to losing control to their habits.

Now that you've mentioned it, I remember there are such thing as leaderboard to foster competitiveness among players. This is one of their ways to increase engagement and traffic as well as to increase profit by encouraging people to deposit more to play and bet. This is so far effective especially if there are some sort of rewards to those who are at the top ranking. The incentives keep the players from continuous playing despite the possible losses and long time spent in gambling.

Indeed, self-discipline really plays a role in this scenario. The more discipline and responsible you are, then the more you limit the time and money allotment in gambling. This is to avoid being addicted and losing so much. Which I believe really works best as a mitigation to prevent further dependence on gambling.

This is not only peculiar to gambling only but also any other thing that the addiction of it can cost you something. Have limits to what you want to achieve doing that for that day, once the limit is reached, you should stop immediately. If you’re looking up to $20 profit a day, even if it’s a good day for you and you’ve been winning, when you reach your daily profit, immediately withdraw from playing the game. The same thing for loss, if your loss is set at $10 daily and the loss gets there, don’t be too angry not to exit the game and want to vent your anger as a revenge to get your money back, you can end up losing everything. Know when to stop and when to continue.

Although my gambling sessions are not 100% perfect, I do one thing very well and that is that when I win an amount that is acceptable to me, I stop the session and leave. With the number of times you bet and nothing comes out, it is better to leave and enjoy the money than to stay with the danger of losing your winnings and more. I tend to spend a bit more time or money than I had planned if it's a bad session than if it's a good one, and when I win I walk away. And in that I would say I do it differently than most of the gamblers we see around here.

An individual can do all you wrote and still not make profits from gambling, gambling works in different ways for different individual but been disciplined and having self control is a good way to make yourself not to get addicted to gambling but it wouldn't  make you profits. Having an amount limit will not making you successful but it'll make you not get addicted to gambling as when your limit is crossed you'll have to stop gambling which will make you not become an addicted gambler.

Having a favourite day mightn't work for all individuals as some individuals will be more successful when they gamble based on how they're feeling for the day. There are days when I'm feelings very lucky and I just go to the casino to gamble and it turns out to be a good decisions as I make alot of profits. Having a special day mightn't give you the profits you're expecting as gambling doesn't have a path.

The time duration works for many gamblers, but to some it's quite difficult to maintain the urge to gamble a high amount of money, expecting to gain huge returns. Hence, it'll be hard for such gamblers to stay active in gambling or reduce how much they spend on gambling, regardless of how long they're spending each gambling session. Most gamblers lack these factors and don't need to follow such routines, they are meant to learn discipline skills and self-control. Because a gambler can decide to spend his money at once, so it's important to know the need to be knowledgeable about the effects of some gambling techniques. Some of the strategies we discuss may not be useful or work for all gamblers. For it to work we need to know ways to make it work for us, as gamblers. A gambler that chooses to gamble for a short period, must be ready to wager a small amount of money. So that they can detect earlier on when they're spending lots of money in the process and then stop.

The only important aspect of shorting the time we spend on gambling is the need to rethink our next gambling moves. Because a player who gambles for a long time wouldn't be able to think of his mistakes. But in terms of money, the effect is quite different per gambler. We need to understand that gamblers have unique motives and some addicted players don't need to waste time gambling. They may think that it doesn't matter how long you spend. The aim is to wager a high amount, whatever the result they'll move on with it, win or lose. While the strategy is worth being among the cool gambling strategies, players also apply it with caution. Money management is what helps in saving money for gamblers to play for some time and stop. Gambling doesn't restrict or have a fixed price, gamblers have the privilege to spend any amount of money in one game. Which makes the idea of playing for a short time to save some money for gambling is not completely true.

 

well, this is a very correct understanding.
as a gambler, we should be able to think and manage our finances in gambling, such as gambling responsibly and stopping at the right time and continuing the next day using the remaining budget from the previous one. but all of this depends on the self control of each gambler because if a gambler is just having fun they will definitely not continue their betting session when they lose several times or value the money they have in gambling more. but for gamblers who think about profits, they will ignore what if their budget runs out and the next day they can't gamble anymore because in their minds they are only profits.
so all of this still requires good self control and an understanding of gambling is very important to be able to limit yourself from continuing to bet as you say.

Personally I've see a lot of the opposite being true.  Some games in fact take a lot of time and patience/persistence to pay off. I guess that game that would provide the best example would be Poker or Texas Hold'em.  I was just playing this last night at a family xmas party.  If you aren't committed to taking your time, your sloppy play will likely get you booted from the game pretty quickly.  So some gambling rewards those who take their time.

That's exactly how it is, that's why I agree with what you said. The longer you spend inside the casino or any gambling, the more men you will spend or your money will run out, that's how casinos want you to stay inside because it's in their favor.
So apart from having a budget, it's also okay to have a limit on your gambling, that will help.

Realizations would be always at the end on which it would really be just that normal that you would really be having those kind of assumptions on the time that you are just still starting but as you do go forward then you would really be able to make yourself learn on the things which you would really be needing to learn up. You cant really just that make yourself be able to learn things until you would really be able to encounter.
Somewhat there would be people who would really be that having that kind of advance approach via reading up someones real time experience, they would really be applying it into their own and would be
thinking that they would really be needing to make out those adjustments so that they would really be able to make themselves that able to avoid into those disasters.

When it comes to gambling, then it cant be denied that the longer time or session that you are doing or engaging then it is that normal that there's higher chance for you on making yourself that
getting addicted. Most people would be going into that condition but there are individuals who are really that having that good self control despite of the condition.

It is difficult to set a target for winning because you will probably encounter many losses, and it will not guarantee that you can win after experiencing many losses. The important thing is that you can set your limits in gambling and not violate those limits so that you don't experience more losses. People who are used to their limits can gamble comfortably, so they don't worry about gambling excessively because they can always control themselves. It is true that if you gamble for a short time, you can avoid losing a lot and can also avoid the possibility of experiencing a gambling addiction after gambling for a while. And if you finally manage to win, you should immediately decide to stop gambling because, in the next round, there is no guarantee that you will win again.

Nope I disagree with this, the amount of time doesn't really affect it, for me it is the amount that counts.
You could spend less time but play with a higher amount, or you could spend more hours but spend less if you just want to enjoy.
It sounds like a superstition, for me it isn't really the amount of time but the amount of money that you spend which could lead or be the reason why they would call you a gambling addict.

Setting a winning target in the gambling that we play will indeed make us unable to enjoy the game that we play and also that we only hunt for victory so that we use the wrong strategy in the game that we play and experience defeat at the gambling.
Limiting ourselves when gambling is very important because this can prevent us from becoming addicted to gambling and also we will not be greedy when gambling so that we don't use too much money for gambling and also we can enjoy the winnings that we have obtained in gambling.

Yes, if you are really just that sensible and mindful on the things you are doing then you wont really be putting up yourself on such problem on which it would be always that wise that you should really be taking up some good decision basing up on the situation that you are facing on. If you are really that doing gambling in a responsible manner without compromising or affecting your finances then it would really be just that fine but if its happening on the opposite way then this is something that you would really be needing to have that control on which it would really be that best that you should really be that having that discipline in terms of money spending or risks management which we know that it would really be that crucial when it comes on dealing up with gambling.

You should be considering both, time and money. There's a reason they say that time is your most precious asset, as it's something you can't buy.
Many people fall into the trap of focusing on money only and end up spending long hours on something that brings them very little profit (if any), not noticing that they're effectively earning peanuts per hour.
If you consider gambling to be entertainment and therefore don't mind spending your time on it, then I guess it's fine (although not necessarily healthy).

It is absolutely true that time and money must always be paid attention to and become valuable thing by protecting or using it as well as possible so as not to have negative impacts that can occur when time and money are not managed well.
Indeed, time is valuable asset because it cannot be bought and when managed well, time can produce quite valuable profits and uses.
Likewise, when someone does not manage their time well, they will only experience problems, difficulties and negative impacts.
We all know that managing money and time has often been discussed and must be able to be done by everyone, especially in gambling activities. By managing money and time, gambler can avoid losing streaks or even gambling addiction.
Although this is not guarantee, there is pressure to minimize the occurrence of these things.
Everything they do is in accordance with the goals and approach they have taken towards gambling, maybe they can accept all losses for long time in gambling but there are also those who cannot accept defeat even though they have only gambled for short time in one game or betting session.
The size of the money used is also very influential in this matter.

From the statement you made, I think it's better to choose to spend less time and money, both must be balanced because as you said that it was very valuable and could not be purchased and I thought the perspective of money was the same, even though it could be sought But still, if you already have it, it is better to use it wisely, it's better. I think not a little or even most gamblers are too focused on the victory of money so they ignore the amount of time they sacrifice only for something that is completely uncertain about the final outcome of gambling.

In gambling there is always no certainty and guarantee about whether you will win or lose again as usual, and that's why we should be able to consider everything wisely, it is better not to overdo the victory in gambling because as I say there is always no certainty , so allocating a little time also with a little money is much better and I hope anyone to consider gambling is nothing more than an entertaining activity.

Definitely true, That's why it's better to set an alloted time and budget for your gambling session, in that way you will be able to control yourself and to prevent ended up having a big problem like addiction and zero bankroll balance. One thing that literally helps me to manage myself in gambling is that, I always prepare a budget and scheduled day and time when to gamble, in that way I still can do a lot of things rather than focusing and giving the majority of my time in gambling. It's quite difficult to manage and get used to that set up but at the end of the day, you will see that it's all worth it.

It's not always as simple as "the less time you spend on something, the better". The time spent should be adequate to the potential winning.
Example: if you spend say 4 hours analysing statistics to place a sports bet, but the expected profit is only $20, then you'd be effectively working for $5/hour, which, in developed countries, is not something most people would consider worthwhile. But if the expected profit was $200, then spending 4 hours is probably justified.

This will make us feel uncomfortable when gambling because there is a target that we have to achieve when we gamble. It's better for us to gamble casually and not have any targets because when we gamble we also have no goal other than getting pleasure. But there are still many gamblers who try to achieve their targets in gambling, which causes them to make many mistakes and end up losing when gambling.

Yes, limiting gambling is very important because that is what can prevent us from many problems that could arise later. We have to take care of ourselves while gambling and don't gamble for too long because that can cause us to lose self-control and also lose our money. If we can enjoy gambling comfortably, we have to remember when we have to stop gambling so that we don't get lost in the fun of gambling.

No matter how small amount you use to gamble, if you gamble for a long time and gamble regularly, you will become addicted to gambling and you will not be able to stop gambling for a while. And when you see that you can win small amount bets, you will want to bet a big amount to win big amount, thus you will miss in gambling in a way that you don't even understand. And this addiction will harm you a lot.  So you should never gamble for a long time regardless of your bet amount. It is always better to gamble with less time

Spending time and money gambling? Please be honest. We realize time is irreplaceable. A gambler? All about control. Losing track of time is a bad sign. I think prudent gaming respects time and money. Then, cash flow. Simple: bet within your means. This is clever and necessary. People chase losses, putting good money after bad. Its a slippery slope that leads to trouble.

Finally, belief. Gamblers typically believe "Im due a win". Nope. Each stake is separate. Knowing this is vital. Knowing the odds and playing wisely is more important than taking losses for years or not processing them. Play safely, stay smart, and remember gambling is a hobby, not a job.

OP what if the said gambler continuing winning in that 1 hour he or she spends their, is it also advisable for such gambler to retire for day, let's say that it is advisable, will such gambler accept to go for the day when he or she knows that everyday is not a lucky day for a gambler, setting an amount for the day as a gambler is very excellent, this can only happen when a gambler is not always winning because as gambler if you make fortunes, you will like to target high unless you are this kind of person that is contented with what you have gotten so far, but with what I know is only few gamblers that are disciplined, avoiding too much expenses can only be done by a gambler who is not an addict, he or she will have to develop a habit of self control to maintain this decorum.

This is why it is better to set a limit on your money as well as have a target price to make a profit and leave. If people start from a small amount they wouldn't mind continuing as they think it is just a small loss but in a long period if they lose track of time as well their loss, they will get addicted. Being exposed to gambling for a long time would make you think that it's normal to stake your money, for sure once you are in the game you wouldn't even think of quitting unless you are already drained. Even if you can say that you are in control of your emotions, still there's a feeling for a gambler to not yield early even after losing already huge amounts, cause for sure even hundreds and thousands could be gone in just a single round of gambling.

You imply that there is such a thing as luck, but that's a sphere of superstition. If you set yourself a 1 hour limit, then stick to the limit and enjoy your profits. Making assumptions that you would keep winning after that 1 hour just because you feel it's your "lucky day" is based on nothing more than wishful thinking. Stay disciplined.

That's assuming that hypothetical winning streak is not due to some glitch that shifts the edge to your side, in such case it would be a whole different story.

You can't really do that though because you're going to have a problem with your gambling if you force yourself to budget your time in gambling. Like all the others have already said, it's better if you're managing your money/bankroll when gambling rather than your time because time is intangible unlike money so you have a hard time trying to bend the rules when you're managing your money compared to your time plus you're spending less money if you're focused on bankroll management rather than time management.

Op, i also realized that you are saying the truth. It's always advisable to spend shorter time cause the more time you spend, the more you'll feel addiction with gambling and thus will make you place more bets than usually. Although a gambler need to spend some time for analysis perpose also. Just place a bet within short time, will less your winning possibilities and nobody want to lose. But we should set the time limit IMHO. And i think its better to do job or business and take gambling as fun. Thus you'll automatically get less time to spend for Gambling. Otherwise only doing gambling could make anyone addiction in it which could be risky & badly affect in anyone's life

Although your suggestion is Wright, but sometimes our emotions plays a big role in our lives. If you can't control your emotion you can't control your time. Because when ever your emotion I'd working time has nothing to do. Although the time and emotion works together but I think it's your emotion that control the time because there will be a point in time when you loss more often and you choose to continue until you win without considering the time countdown and it will definitely affect you.

I also think so. This is something that OP should focus on managing rather than time. In some cases, time may have a slight impact if you play for too long; it could affect your alertness and decision-making. However, a gambler's significant losses mostly come from the mismanagement of their money. In a moment of high spirits, they might gamble away all their money in one round, right?
So, whether you play a lot or a little doesn't influence the outcome much. Furthermore, emotional management alongside money management is also a crucial factor to consider and emphasize. Unstable emotions, easily swayed by winning or losing bets, can lead to decisions based on instinct and emotion rather than reason.

The amount of time spent gambling does have an effect. That doesn’t mean the amount of money used in playing doesn’t count. Both the time spent in playing and the money spent are both important to look out for whenever you’re playing.
When you’ve spent more time playing than already planned, there is a high probability that you’ll also spend more money than you bargained for. If you spend more time playing, you’re also likely to spend more money that you didn’t plan to spend as well. It’s that simple. Best to set a time and perhaps an amount limit and stick to it.

You are right. Using more time and money to gamble can put you at risk of losing a lot of money. In gambling, there is a possibility that a person loses control of himself, which can cause him to lose all his money, so he can only regret it. That is why when gambling, we have to be very careful in how we use our time and money so that we don't spend all the money we have. Many gamblers have lost all their money because they lost control of themselves in gambling so they couldn't do anything because everything was gone. The most important thing is that a person must be able to limit himself while gambling so that he does not lose a lot of money.

of course it will have an influence, because in my opinion gambling can influence the thinking of someone who plays it, and if they play gambling for a long time it is possible that it will influence their thinking, and with the amount of time spent gambling of course the magnitude of the losses will only get it and this could cost them a lot of money sooner or later, of course it will stress them out if they always experience defeat and it's true what you said, they could end up spending a lot of money in just one gambling session.

and if they spend a long time gambling, I think this range will make them easily emotional, because every round is unlikely to make them happy, so maybe there are rounds that make them upset and can trigger their emotions to rise. Therefore, in my opinion, it is better to gamble within a set time limit, but not too long, because in my opinion, the longer you gamble, the worse it will only get.

At that point, it is also good to have a stable time for how long we will play gambling. And if we are not there by the time limit, our balance is immediately used up, so we stop because if we are lucky, we will be lucky to win gambling.

In the same way, we will learn to limit the amount of money that we will gamble with. And it's also for us as gamblers in the field of cryptocurrency, to be honest.

What about "quality over quantity" ? The shorter the gambling session, the less you might lose. That does not work with gambling. The size of the bet is what matters. I can lose a fortune in first bet, or I can multiply it. That affects addiction also. If I double the money in 1 second, then of course I would think of repeating it. No one could resist easy money. Setting time limit also wont help a lot. Just imagine you are about to eat, and try to limit yourself about how much time it will take before you will understand if the dish is tasty, and will it become your favorite or not.


This one made me smile. This is like water is wet. You know that if you dont gamble, you wont lose anything and wont get addicted.

It's really possible for a player to lose himself in the process especially if he isn't disciplined enough and if doesn't know the fundamentals, and the do's and don'ts in gambling. Gambling is a risky form of entertainment, and everyone who wants to gamble should know about that. If a person will spend so much time betting and playing, it's really possible that he will suffer the consequences of it such as having financial difficulty, decreased time with loved ones, and even being addicted. It's essential to know how to limit yourself in betting and in playing in both online or offline so you won't get lost. The shorter time you spend in gambling, the more time you can allot it to something else. Then the lesser the possibility of being addicted. Balancing everything will be one of the key factors to have a peaceful and stress-free life.

I agree with the idea made by the OP about "the less / shorter the gambling time, the better", there are many reasons why I agree with this idea, as we know that gambling involves a lot of mental and psychological feelings, we must know that there are a lot of temptations in gambling, especially when we are running sessions, such as maybe something that looks tempting, one of which you will or have been in a situation that looks like it will succeed in getting a win but it turns out that all of that is just an indication and in the end it still loses, and after that the psychological and mental gambler will usually be disturbed because it turns out that the final result does not match expectations.

That is why we must have control  and some  limits when we are involved in gambling, such as limiting gambling time and also by limiting the amount of budget as small as possible, none other than all of that to minimize things that are not wanted, because it is very difficult to be able to stop if you are mentally and psychologically disturbed which eventually emotions will dominate and it is not uncommon for them to run out of all their savings.

Depending on what you want from your game session because if the aim is to make profits, from your gambling then I may accept the fact that if you make an early win it is better to walk away at once without wasting or spending too much time on the site to avoid losing your winnings.


But then if you are seeking to have fun, that means you will need to spend alot of time and not minding how much loss your record or the winning recorded as long as you have the desired fun, and when betting in this line, you best stake little amount just as the first comment of the thread pointed out.

1. Not necessary because im not that much of a gambler whose really that trying out to gamble if im busy.
2. Not all the time since there are physical activities on which it could patch up.
3. The higher the duration or longer ones the risks is high on getting addicted.

Just make yourself that sensible on the things that  you are doing then you would really be just that fine. There are really those people who cant really be able to control themselves
and do really commit out those errors and mistakes. If you cant really be able to bare up the risks on gambling then it would really be just that fine that you
are really dealing with it.

It’s hard to leave after the first win, after this euphoria it seems that you are good at this and you need to continue. At first, no one thinks about whether it’s for fun or to make money, initially you just want to try what will come of it, and only then the fun begins.

And until the player decides that he will make money from this, he will spend very little time on gambling, but as soon as he decides that he should try to make money from this, then he will begin to spend a lot of time analyzing events, testing strategies and much more.

The analogy of spending lesser time in gambling is better so that we make few winnings, we can leave the betting platforms and relax than continuing betting and later losing in the gambling. Gambling is something that we need to know what really works for us so that we can position ourselves in a way that would bring profits for us. Not every strategy could works for us that is why we need to try different strategies to know which one is more profitable for us. Gambling can be based on luck or the contrary that is why we need to keep trying without getting paranoid or looking for ways to cheat so that we can be winner.

I agree that gambling with tiny amounts of money is the right thing to do, as you still gain all the fun from gambling with none of the losses, but I do not agree with your second sentence. Not only is proposing someone use a mathematically impossible way to win "strategy" dangerous but it is also irresponsible.

The Martingale Strategy does not work. The mathematical proof for this has been posted on this forum many times already! Please do not go around telling people it is a good idea because it is not!

The only way to win in gambling is to play for fun with small amounts of money and no expectation of a steady income or sudden riches. That way you still get the same adrenaline rush but without the bankruptcy.

It is hard to go back to your life when you've been gambling all the time. Many problematic gamblers have experienced that.
And we thought that it's easy to overcome that but no, it's not. But I agree that the shorter time we spend in gambling, the better if you want to be in control.
If not, you know the repercussions of it.

It is not by how shorter the time spent on gambling that determines how we gamble responsible or have the best experience in it, just as you've said, what we are doing and have as plan will determine what we will observe throughout our gambling stay time, I know that some people can make the most nasty of their decision while gambling within the very few minutes they started and ended everything very shortly without staying much longer on it, unlike those who had taken pleasure is gambling and are also gambling responsibly, we cannot deprive them of the time to continue in having fun.

0.05 per bet? Is this the minimum bet amount in the casino you are talking about? What casino gambling platform are you talking about that is 0.05$ per bet, because often the minimum bet I play with is 0.2$, so I would like to play with the casino platform you mentioned.

Please mention here that I am really interested in trying to play gambling on that platform that is 0.05$ per bet. I will enjoy it more for sure, even if we say I lose at least. I will extend the time frame of my playing for a long time, for 1 hour.

The result in gambling does not depend on the time spent. "Come, see, win" - this phrase applies to gambling. It is necessary to make bets exactly when prompted by the inner voice. And the inner voice does not always work. And random bets often do not give the proper effect

Of course the above points should be followed by a  gambler.  In gambling no matter how much money a person starts with gambling, if he starts gambling without any limitation of money, he will lose all his money at any time. The more time a gambler spends in gambling, he will be more addicted to gambling. If a gambler gambles 1 day a week regularly then his chances of losing are very low. Although we can not bet according to the time, a gambler can enjoy gambling if he conducts gambling regularly.

These controls and some of these restrictions include management strategies applied to gambling.
Without good management, gambling will also not run as desired.
Betting even all gambling games require management of capital, bet spin strategies and so on.

And about limiting gambling time it will give leeway to psychological health, as well as being able to rest the mind for a while because doing gambling games such as slots, poker, dominoes etc. it requires concentration of a good level of psychology.
When psychology is unstable, then the game is better stopped.

Likewise with the limitation of the gambling budget, this will save the main finances because the gambling budget has been determined and will not be more than budgeted.

With how noisy the world we live in today is, who actually listens to inner voice?, and this is not me saying that inner voices does not exist, but how does a gambler differenciate between his own personally thoughts, or should I can it assumptions and inner voices, for I know for a certain this two are not the same, and they can never be.

For records though, I would say that inner voices do always work, but personally assumptions of what don't work always, and most, and I mean most gamblers mistake their own thoughts, or personally assumptions to be their inner spirit man speaking to them, when in reality, they are the ones speaking to their own self.

So, when you said it's necessary or important for us to make or place bets exactly when our inner voice tells us to, the big question now is, how does one differenciate between his inner voice and his own thoughts or assumptions?

The truth is that, once you start chasing a particular direction it means you have gone overboard and these attempts will only lead you to multiple losses and for that one needs to be very careful while attempting a game outside fun and if profits become the major aims it then means that you only be depending on luck to win at your first go, and that will also determine what you get after all.

The majority of gamblers who experience losses at the end of their session do so based on the fact that, instead of gambling responsibly and for the fact that gambling is risky and based on luck, so if you happen to be lucky at any point better to walk away, but we may experience early loses some time and later on we see more winnings again,  all this contributes to test what makes you a responsible gambler and how effective you manage your gambling session.

Emotional management a different ballpark, that's not something you can easily resolve when you're gambling because that's your entire personality that needs to be changed and not just something that can be turned on and off like a switch. Wouldn't agree that it's mismanagement of their bankroll, some players just suck at gambling especially in a skill-based one, that stings that you suck at that kind of games when you have a chance to win when you're good.

Yes of course, actually in any case risk management is very necessary because it is for our good and safety too, I'm sure everyone doesn't like losing and I'm sure most gamblers come only because they are too focused on winning so that it can override the risk of losing or that means they don't really care about the risk of losing even though it is very important and there are far worse impacts if they don't apply control and some limits in their gambling involvement at all. True, and also management is indeed a very important thing for a balance, especially this is gambling where the end result is always unpredictable, so of course it is appropriate to strongly suggest that all gamblers should apply controls and limits.

As I suggested earlier, limiting gambling time will be useful so that we don't get carried away further just because of the emotions that overwhelm us as a result of losing streaks, and of course as you said that it will make our psychology safer, because in addition to requiring concentration I think calmness is no less important. Obviously mental and psychological calmness is very important because usually someone will act out of control when their psychology is disturbed which ends up doing many things that are not recommended because of emotions. So this advice is useful for saving gambling budget and can also make us release from pressure.

Many gamblers have lost control of themselves while gambling, causing them to lose a lot of money. This is usually experienced by those who gamble for a long time, who don't pay attention to how much money they use to gamble. They enjoy gambling so they don't pay attention to how long they gamble. That is also what causes them to become addicted to gambling over a certain period so that they lose their restrictions and self-control in gambling. But if they can limit themselves in gambling and also limit the use of their money, they can prevent large losses and can also reduce the possibility of gambling addiction. That is why we must always limit our time when playing gambling so that we can prevent problems that can occur, which have been experienced by many other gamblers.

But putting a timer might help us than not putting at all. This is because when we see the timer, we can pause for a while and think if we are committed on changing our selves for the better. If yes, then we will decide to stop no matter how hard it is or even if the urge is still there. If time is not important, there won't also be clocks around that will be invented.

We all have our responsibilities in life but it was mostly our jobs that will let us stop doing unnecessary things because it is more important than them. Apart from the time and responsibilities, it was also the budget that gamblers are looking at before they decide to continue or not.

Don't you think that putting such timer might make you to over leverage because you want to beat the time? With such timer, you will increase the factors of consideration in your decision making and the more the factors, the poorer the outcome will be. To me I don't see the method of adding timer ideal because it will only agitate the gambler and not add anything positive.

Before getting started with gambling, it is best to make plans on everything that might possibly happen in the gambling process. Some good gamblers go as far as determining the risk and profit target before they start. I think this will be a better guide than the timer.

Some times these gamblers lack the discipline to take control over their gambling session, they always give chance for a last try which later turns out to become multiple try and they may end up with even more losses than they have incured much earlier, some end up bankrupt by the end of the session.

Walking away after a particular session help a lot with cutting down on your losses but then sometimes staying a bit longer could avail you the chance for recovery but it's usually rare and not always frequently occuring so we are mostly advised not to wait till we get an almost immediately opportunity for recovery, as the opportunity may be better seen tomorrow than it will today when you have suffered loses already and may possibly be emotional but a new day avails you a new chan and opportunities for wins and recovery.

Can't blame the gambler as the story might be different if they won on that particular session. They take chances until the end hoping for luck to come out but unfortunately, that's not what happened. But sometimes, there are really situation that after experience a terrible on that particular session, there's an epic comeback that will happened and later on that gambler will stop their session with bags of profit.

But the reality is, not all gamblers have that same luck. It's really common to see gamblers challenging their luck until the end.

A lot of gamblers gamble with the aim of chasing victory, so that makes them do gambling so excessively, even though they spend a lot of money to gamble with such a goal, there is no guarantee that they can get a win. right as you said, it will only make them experience more losses. it is not strange that many gamblers gamble carelessly, so they can take actions that are at great risk, which ultimately end up in a loss because that's a big possibility.
gambling does depend on luck, no matter how hard the effort is made if you don't have luck in gambling I don't think it will result in victory, and also with luck that is impossible to predict correctly no one can guess correctly on his luck, although there are those who believe they gamble because they believe they have luck from gambling it does not guarantee they will be able to get luck that will give them victory. in my opinion, don't gamble by chasing victory especially by chasing luck because it's something that can't possibly happen exactly as you want.

I quite agree to a reduction in the time being spent on gambling because that's the only way you won't run into too many losses. It is believed that most times the reason why we lose too much is spending too many time playing gambling online or at gambling hall so if one can be able to many the time they spend while gambling then you're likely not going to incur to many losses while gambling because if you lose you gonna lose a small amount and if you win as well it will enable you to discard playing at that material time though sometimes time doesn't really matter but your ability to stake less like don't stake huge amount of money because some persons can spend lesser time gambling and lose more due to high stakes.

Having a gambling amount limit doesn't work all the time as their are times when you will just find yourself playing more than your budget despite setting a gambling limit with which you can stake with. It's not also easy to choose a day to play gamble because sometimes you might be less busy and just feel like gambling so it's better preferable to limit ones devotion to gambling rather than setting out days to gamble and days not to gamble. Sometimes it's even difficult to set out a time range for gambling because you might be carried away while playing gamble and surpass the interval in which you set out time to stop playing.

Not true at all. High rollers have a large bankroll and because of that they almost win most of the time in their session even playing for several hours and even a whole day with only a few breaks. Even a gambler only spends a few hours in their gambling session, but risking a high bet amount per spin, then what's the sense of doing it within a short time if the risks are just the same as usual?

It's not about how long should we spend time on gambling but rather just knowing how to stop for a while.

I also agree that this is not always true and only a few times is.I know from personal experience that when playing slot machines with bet 0.10 as a minimum and have a bankroll of 300 dollars chances are much higher than to play 10 dollars with the same bet.The reason being that a smaller bank roll most of the times will end faster,much faster before you hit a substantial win compared to playing with 300 dollars.So this brings it down to,the longer you play with a higher bet the higher the chances to lose the same as playing a short amount of time with low bet.So we cannot assess it based on bet and bankroll rather than the time spent.

Quite agree with your submission, this is actually one of the reasons why I always prefer betting on sports anytime I have a low bankroll, over playing slot or casino games.

Slot or casino games are not games to be played wit a small bankroll, for like you said, the gambler must have ended up with an empty bankroll before he or she gets an opportunity to win some good multipliers or free/bonus spins which could help or assist the player to winning a handsome amount of money.

For me, and in general though, I still believe winning in slot games isnt much about how much time a gambler spends playing, but it's more about how much lucky the gambler is, but then, it still makes more sense to play slot games with good enough bankroll than with a tiny one.

That's what I'm talking about. No matter the size of the bankroll and no matter how long a gambler spends their time on gambling, it's always a good practice to learn to take a break during a gambling session. When winning, the adrenaline and excitement boost up that's why gamblers will likely won't stop even for hours. When losing, it gives a reason to play more to chase those losses.

Short-time playing doesn't do anything effectively. There's no exact duration on how long should a gambler spend time playing gambling just to be better.

As much as possible, try to be responsible enough to take a break during gambling.

Slot gambling does not rely on game analysis and you will not be able to measure your luck with slot gambling if you are gambling with a low bankroll. You need to know that the chance of getting lucky in slot gambling is very low and there is no guarantee that luck can cover previous gambling losses.

I agree with your opinion that an effective step to reduce gambling time is to change slot gambling to a sports betting scheme and you will avoid gambling addiction because you only gamble when your favorite team is playing or other matches but you will be sure that the team has high odds for win the match.

This type of gambling is very much different from other types, especially sports betting where you can use the skills and knowledge you have to make victory closer, like combining skill with luck, and on the other hand lately I see people more involved in this type of slot gambling than others, I don't know the cause but certainly maybe because everything in this type of gambling can be played easily even if you are a new gambler, especially in terms of adaptation to one of the games along with several other features such as services, deposits and withdrawals. I agree with your idea that it is very difficult to get a win on slot games, as you said that casinos make the percentage of wins much smaller than losses and as proof of this is the addiction rate is getting higher and the average gambler is involved in this type of gambling.

This type of gambling is really purely  about luck, but on the other hand casinos can always make gamblers come back by giving occasional wins when gamblers are desperate and taking back the gamblers' money slowly and without the gamblers themselves realizing it, and besides that what I know if I'm not mistaken is that in slot gambling there is an opportunity to get maximum winnings where only by putting the amount of $1 for example  then you will have the opportunity to get $1000. You'll be able to't just take a look at a few of the most popular slots on the market, but you'll be able to do that with the help of a few of the most popular slots on the market.

Good advice. A person who is able to control himself in gambling has already avoided many problems. I would add that you need to find the day of the week not that you like, but on which you have the most successful game. To do this, you can keep statistics, people often do this. And I don’t even want to talk about the fact that money for gambling should be money that a person can afford to spend, and not a salary or borrow money or a loan or something else.

Perhaps for us, setting a timer is useful to prevent him from gambling excessively and remind him to stop gambling immediately. We can reduce or limit the time we spend gambling in many ways, and he has used those methods. And maybe it is not suitable for us, especially if we have found another method that is also suitable for us, so we say that the method he uses is not suitable.

And that is a normal thing because in limiting the time we play gambling, we must have ways that can immediately stop gambling and be able to leave the casino on time. And you are right that we have to make a plan before we start gambling to anticipate if everything doesn't go as we imagined. The important thing is that we continue to try to prevent excessive use of time and money to reduce the number of losses we will receive so that we can still enjoy gambling even in a short time.

Self-control is vital to a player because their well being depend on the ability to control both time and money when gambling is what put a gambler in the best motivated condition to continue gambling and in do that,  the player need to set up a limit guide in form of roadmap to be followed each day as he gamble along.

Most easily achieve in football betting more than in-house games like slot or dice since there is the multiplayer effect on in-house games but not on sports bets which makes it easy for the gambler to control and limit himself.

Really that indeed vital on which it would really be just that needed for you to have that kind of control and moderation towards gambling.We do know on how crucial it would be on the time that you would really be dealing up with gambling on which finances would really be the main target of this on which it is really just that right that everything should really be in moderation.
Shorter the time the shorter you do spend on dealing with it? It could be but we do know that there are instances on which people do become that addict even on spending shorter time
because that short time could spark out that kind of possibility that being impulsive on which it might be resulting into that all in thing.

This was the quote for the casino games and not for the sports betting,because the sports betting was the single result game.But the casino can be played with the many part of the game,the gambler can play 100 games using the 100 dollars in the casino.But the sports betting had the one game and all the bet in the one.So the betting was placed on the same game with the hundred dollars.The slots game was played with the prediction all the time,but the game had the tactical analysis will gives profit to the gamblers.The gamblers also use the ten dollar for the slot game,but it is not seems like big money for the sports betting.

have you ever heard the phrase that says,  time is money?

If yes then that mostly applies to this kind of situation,  because when a gambler spends so much time,  in a session,  he is also indirectly spending money,  since each session has to be staked with money.

So for that,  you can't compare a gambler that spends just a few minutes with someone who spends hours on the gambling board both in winning and losing the one who spends more time will record more,  and since the house will always be at an advantage the loses will surely pass the winning in the end.