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I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

It's a very good advice, betting all your money in a single bet is the worst thing that any gambler does. The simple reason for that is chance of losing the whole funds in a single bet which one should never do.

This one is also very good, I have seen many people who followed Martingale strategy by doubling their bet size after each loss. That's the worst thing that anyone does, increasing the value of bet will result into more losses than wins. Only increase the amount of bet when you're 100% sure that the result will be in your favor.

It's not necessary to place one bet a day, if someone who is happy to make smaller bets then that person could place 2-4 bets per day without much losses. Instead of placing one big bet one should divide that bet into 4 small bets. One should never place more than 4 bets a day.

Yes, betting daily isn't needed and it will cause addition. I believe one should bet 2-3 days per week not more than that.

I agree with your thoughts, but everyone certainly has different strategies and characters, but in your topic what do you want to convey? I don't really understand whether it's about risk or is there something else?

I prefer 1 to 5%

I can bet all my weekly gambling budget money on a single bet. I do that if I do not have time to gamble or I have just a single game to play, like in sport. If I have time, I stake with small amount to prolong the betting time.

Nice one if it is a small amount of money. I do that a lot.

I do that sometimes. Like I said if I have no much time and if I have just one game to gamble with like in football.

I can not bet daily. Those are gone days.

I agree that budgeting is probably one of the most important factors to take into account, if not the most important one, when it comes to gambling. Generally, you should distribute how you spend your budget relatively evenly, although I don't support the idea of betting the same amount on every bet, do as you please and don't overthink too much. I agree with points number 3 and 4, one session is enough, while gambling every single day sounds like an addiction to me. Do it when you feel like it, there shouldn't be a specific rule, but don't make it a habit of having to do it every day. Take breaks from it, otherwise you'll be spending too much money and time.

All of the above as a gambler the list above is a good example to follow you (we) to maintain a healthy gambling conditions, as I looked from the statement if a gambler abide to them then he wouldn't become a gambling addiction because they are a good measures to follow in order to avoid and limits a gambling addiction, since most gamblier doesn't follow those statements it's easier for them to become a gambling addiction. Therefore, I agreed with all the statement above for a good gambling conducts.

I don't think there is anything that I can disagree about with those statements, I mean, people have different ways of betting that suit their style of betting perfectly and it is best for people to use the strategy that they are comfortable with. some of the listed statements might work for me and some might not work but that doesn't mean I disagree with it.

That Is true, it is not advisable to put all your eggs in a basket.

Wrong I disproof that fact, all days are not thesame.

It depends on how you are moved. Somedays you might play twice and also play 3times a day.

Yes somedays you play, someday you don't play too.

I agree with this. If perhaps I want to spend $20 on my daily bet, I don't usually stake on one game with all that money; rather, I will split it on different games that I have predicted, if it's on sports games. If it's also on slot games, I will just keep staking a little until I have exhausted my balance, or I will win and take a break for that day too.Every gambler has their own decision for their bankroll management. Some people can stake all the money at once, but I don't think it's wise. 


This is based on a personal decision; it is not a written rule stating it as a must-do. I don't acknowledge such a pattern; any amount I am convinced to stake at once is what I do. If perhaps I just wish to stake either $10 at once or $2 or $1, respectively, that's just how I will stake in my games. 


There is nothing like that. There are no consequences attached to gambling more than once a day. Gambling more than once a day doesn't cause addiction, but it depends on the gambler. If perhaps someone decided to spend $50 each day and maybe he doesn't want to gamble it off in one sitting, he can spend like $20 and take a break to come back later, maybe until he spends all his daily budget. 


Yeah, in my opinion, I think gambling every day depends on how free the individual is and also on their financial status. Let's say someone is earning $1000 every month and you decide to spend 10% of your salary on gambling every month. That means you have just $100 to spend on gambling every month. Anybody with such a budget will definitely not gamble every day unless they spend $3.3 every day. 

But some people will use the strategy that will bankrupt their account. Won't you disagree with those gambling addict strategies? I will not agree with betting everyday. It is do not bet everyday as it is in OP. But you are not wrong about the remaining which are: do not bet all your money on one bet, bet the same amount on every bet and do not bet more than once a day. These should be left to individual to decide as long as they are not betting more than their small amount of money that they can afford to lose.

1. It is ok to do this when you've done your analysis and you've got having a 99% of seriousness that you are sure with your bet.

2. Won't work in sports betting for me but it's fine to do this.

3-4. Bet once in a while? Or much better to be when you're comfortable and afford to do it.

All statements make sense but most gamblers aren't able to follow the SET AMOUNT because temptation is always there.

If they win, they will continue. If they lose, they will continue. No difference at all and the statements above won't be executed properly.

Let's put it this way, KNOW YOUR LIMIT. Regardless of the amount a gambler will spend, they should realize that there should be a LIMIT.

I must admit that the techniques to responsible gambling you've described are extremely formidable. I believe that some of these guidelines make sense, while others may be more subjective. For example, I believe it is essential to establish and adhere to a gambling budget. This helps to prevent people from overspending and getting into financial problems. However, I do not believe that it is necessary to bet the same amount on each bet. Before placing a bet, you should analyze the odds and potential payout.

If you have the means to gamble everyday and more than once a day for which it is not going to be a budget constraint to you. It's ok to do it as much as you can and as long as you're not problematic with it and you're not affecting your daily activities, works, households, etc.

A bettor is gonna be always a bettor and can't even get the day off without having placing a bet each day. That's why it becomes a routine to the majority that it's normal to bet more than once a day and everyday.

As long as that gambler affords it and it's not making him poor and not affecting his obligations to his family, we can't stop that as that person will just reason out that he's still responsible with his things despite doing it everyday.

1. All in? Its never been that recommended at all
2. Base bet? I would prefer this way on which you would really be able to pro long the game rather than on having that all in.
3. Situational, what if you have that budget for that particular day then it would really be divided into different games
4. Depends because there are people whom do find gambling as their past time or leisure moment.

The main concern on here is that you shouldnt really be making yourself that addicted with gambling because this is where shit do really usually
happens on the time that you would really be losing control. This is why it would really be best that having that moderation and control.

I don't do this, because I will gamble again, and when I use it all in one bet, my gambling activities will stop for the week, since the probability of losing the game is high. This is because I have used all my gamble budget on one game. Any gambler that is not disciplined, and uses all his money one one bet, and losses it, might start looking for other means to get funds in order for him to chase his losses.

It depends on your betting mood, because sometimes, you might want to wager a high amount, and sometimes a smaller amount. What matters to be is that I can be able to gamble when it is my gambling time.

I do gamble only when I am back from work in the evening, but not regularly. I have a time limit in which I use in gambling, and when the time elapse, I stop gambling. You can bet more than once a day, as long as you are not over doing it, it is not bad.

There is a time that you will be too busy, that you wouldn't be able to think of gambling on that day, it all depends on how you feel that you can gamble to make you safe from addiction. Sometimes when I am busy, I only bet during the weekend, to free myself from the week stress.

Everything is fine aside from Number 3 since its unrealistic just to bet once a day especially if there’s multiple games in just a day with your favorite sports so with that you can have your multiple bets as long as you stays within the budget. Betting is also risky, make sure to have your own analysis before you bet and also stay committed to the strategy you are using, avoid being an impulsive bettor.

you said it yourself "addict". If someone is a gambling addict it means they have a mental issue and it wouldn't matter what strategy they use as they'll usually gamble everything they have to satisfy their addiction. betting daily does not mean betting all day, they can bet once a day every day and it would also mean that they are betting daily. when I say that I don't disagree with all the statements that were listed, I mean it in a way that the people who use it are using it moderately and not in a way that a gambling addict would use it.

Inowild rather prefer to bet the same amount on all bet because it reduces the pressure of losing huge amounts.
Those that has been a victim of huge amounts of loses would rather go for betting the same amount on all bets than betting different amount on all bets. Gambling can be interesting when we are making consistent profits but it would be dangerous and uneasy for us when we start losing out to our follow competitors or the casino we are using to bet.

1. As in All Money in one bet? Does anyone do that for real? It's even worse than All-In as it just covers the bankroll on that specific session.
2. It's a waste of time especially if playing on slots and roulettes. What if the bet amount is considered low? Are you willing to spend time patiently?
3. I agree but what if that gambler just took a break a while ago and already got winning? Depends on the situation.
4. Same as my answer in number 3. If the gambler already takes a break on that day, either even winning or losing, I see nothing wrong with betting the other day and the following days.

Above all of this, we should always try to be responsible for our actions at all times while gambling, even how hard it is.

I agree with this. In fact it will be an act of unresponsible gambling attitude for a gambler to throw in his all his bankroll on one bet except it is the last set of money in his balance and it is within the range of what he do gamble with but to bet with an amount beyond what he is used to before probably because someone advised him on the possibility of winning the game, this is not a good way to gamble.


Well it is good and shows discipline but at times, this is not always the case as some do make adjustment upwards in their stake  ;D


What happens if you see a good game to bet on? To have a minimal betting times is good but to restrict it to once daily depends. It is not necessarily that you must bet in a day because if the role is to bet once a day it means whether it is good bet or bad bet then you must bet to fulfill once in a day betting. I don't agree to this philosophy because I know all days are not good days for gambling and so you can decide to seat back and watch until the next game or future day until the time is right for you to bet. Afterall, what the expectation is, is for winning and not losing, so you have to bet based on what signal you get to bet.


This is also in order but also inline with not being able to spot possible winning or spotting possible winning game. So this also depends on what you have the possibility to win. So what happens if you have already bet for the day and you see another possible winning chance.

I will answer based on my experience:


This could be true if you just started your gambling session, so obviously you will not go all-in. But there are times that when my bankroll is going down, I might take that one big risk to go all in, at least to recover or just go home and exit.


Depends on the game you play, maybe in slots, again, if you are just starting and trying to get a feel of the game, then maybe same amount at least in the next 10 or 20 spins.


This is applicable for conservative gamblers, but for those who are hook and with the proliferation of online gambling, I don't see gamblers now playing just once a day. I have seen and in my case, play more than once per day and trying to hit that big win.

Understanding the way you are saying, we should only accept taking action when we are ready to face all the challenges. Regardless of the situation, being aware of responsible behavior will not cause us to cut our hands in half.

(1) Agreed, betting all your money on one bet is extremely risky and can lead to a complete loss. It is always advisable to split your betting budget into several smaller bets to minimize risk and increase your chances of winning.

(2, 3, 4) I don't agree with these things, because I'm just a gambler looking for fun, so I don't care too much about which strategies to use to optimize results, like me expressed from where, if you accept and are aware of the results, then don't be afraid of anything.

I agree. Placing all your money on one bet is playing with fire.  It's wise to spread out your bets - that way if one goes south, you have still got skin in the game with others.


I disagree: It is generally not ideal betting strategy.


I disagree. How often you roll the dice depends on you. However,  it is good to set some limits and stick to them. Dont chase losses.


I agree. At the end of the day, gambling should spice up your life not become it.

I don’t care about the percentage someone is using to gamble. What I do tell people mostly is that you should always gamble with the amount you can afford to lose. Some people might decide to gamble more in a month because they feel they are having fewer problems to solve, and they will gamble less whenever they are having some problems. But the best thing is that you should make sure the money you are gambling with won’t affect you if you lose it.

Are you even supposed to gamble with all your money? Or you mean it’s bad to place a bet with all the money you have in your gambling account, because that’s two different things. If you say it’s bad to place a bet with all you have, then I support that.

I will bet according to the confidence am having on a bet,  if am more confident in a bet, then I will use a higher amount to place the bet, and the bet which am not really sure about, I will use little amount for that, their is no reason why I should use equal amounts to place my bet.

I can agree with all of these when we're talking about betting the whole 5-10% that's set aside for gambling.
I also go all in some cases like the no. 1 statement but that's just in cases when I'm down to the last $50 or less. I mean it make more sense to do that than divide them into small bets.
Odds also play a factor which makes me change the amount on some bets so I don't fully agree with the no. 2 statement.

No matter the platform a person is gambling with, a favorable  gambling limit of 5%-10% or even lesser should be encouraged. I have seen sport bettors who out of love for a particular team stake very huge amount in favour of their favourite team to win. This doesn't always go well when their favourite team eventually loses. Gamblers (especially sport bettors) need to keep sentiments aside and place bets that will not have negative impacts on them if they lose.


Unless you are prepared to wait till the next income comes in before you place another bet from the 5%-10% you will be keeping aside for gambling,then you can go ahead and place all your money on one bet. But why use all your money on one bet when you can place multiple bets with same amount? Using all your money on one bet can trigger and tempt you to withdraw more of your personal funds into gambling,  making you exceed your gambling limit which is not healthy for any gambler.

Provided you are betting within a favorable limit, how many times you bet a day doesn't matter.


Betting everyday is one fast ticket to addiction.

Agree. If you bet all your money at once, the chance of losing at a single bet is high. So how can you continue your game if you have no more money in your account, deposit again? Which is likely out of your allocated budget.

Disagree. Usually this varies depending on how confident you are with your every bet. So you can bet whatever amount you believe will give you more advantage and how well do you think is your chance to win the bet.

Disagree. Sometimes, you want to place several bets in one day because that's the time that your favourite team is playing.

Agree. Of course, if the team you want to place bet is not playing or the particular sports that you are interested with is not in schedule, why would you bet everyday?

If everyone can take your counsel, then it's a good piece of advice. I'm not sure how much money people will lose on the slots. In the event that we experience a loss, it's beneficial that we attempt to split any portion of our incoming or weekly revenue in half or deduct a certain proportion from our monthly earnings. We won't care whether we lose if we use them to place bets on gambling. The 10% that we still have in the back can be used for anything else.

People who gamble with all of their money lose a lot fast because they don't know much about gambling and don't ask those who have been gambling for a while. If I were someone who didn't know this, I would go ahead and start gambling with all of my money without saving any small amount of money to see if it will help me in the future or not.

That's sensible and pragmatic on conservative gambling limits. Emotional attachments to specific teams or outcomes can sometimes cloud judgment that leads people to wager large amounts, which can have adverse consequences if the outcome doesn't align with their expectations. A gambling limit of a certain affordable amount of overall bankroll implies a more responsible approach to sports betting that can mitigate the potential for significant financial losses. People adopting this way can enjoy the excitement of betting on sports while minimizing the risk of financial strain or emotional distress if their bets don't yield the desired results.

Keeping sentiments when placing bets is not a gambler attitude at all. Gamblers know the importance of making informed and rational decisions based on objective analysis rather than subjective biases. It's natural to have preferences or allegiances in sports, but these sentiments shouldn't have influence in betting behavior, because It won't be maintaining a balanced and responsible approach to gambling.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, and there is no guarantee of winning every time you place a bet. So I agree with your opinion, where we need to limit the budget spent on gambling and when placing bets. Gambling with all the money we have is something we should avoid because it will only bring us losses and regret. So we should only bet on amounts that we are prepared to lose.
Disagree because in the betting and gambling activities that I do, I try to apply minimum and maximum deposit limits, where I increase the bet amount when I win, and again lower it when I lose. I do this with the hope that I will be able to maximize profits and minimize losses in the long term.

It depends on the results of the bets we make, usually when I get a win I can bet more than once, but when I lose, one bet is more than enough.

Gambling and betting are not our main priority, but this is just entertainment. So that both gambling and betting that we do, should only be done when we have free time after fulfilling our duties and responsibilities.

1. When you are sure on a particular bet then all in is inevitable, you would really be having that impulse feeling on doing so.
2. Totally situational because it would really be that according into my entire balance, i do make up some partitioning and % bets on every choice that i do make
3. Betting more than once a day? This kind of thing seems impossible for most gamblers.
4. Bet according into your leisure needs and as long you do have that extra money and extra time then its not bad to consider out.

People do mess up their lives on the  time  that they would be making themselves that delusional. They are really that making things on which they do really believe
that they could really be able to acquire such as winning up some amounts or something like that.

I will not even think of doing such with my gambling budget, just imagine I used all my money to gamble just for a single game, it sounds risky tho and no one should try doing this especially with a huge amount

I can't relate with this idea cause it sounds as a compulsory act so when ever I'm not with a fixed amount I should not gamble, most gamblers can stick to this plan depends on how you plan on playing your game and your budget.


3. Don't bet more than once a day.
From my perspective, when I get busy with school and learning I hardly bet so sometimes I spend a week without gambling, some gamblers still have free time to bet and it has to do with their choice

Only statements I would actively resonate with are the ones that talk about not betting the all your money in a single stake, or not betting everyday, and only because it makes sense from a responsible gambling perspective. The biggest reason why people bet more than they have to is because they don't feel fulfilled with the bets they have wagered all throughout the gambling session, and the biggest reason why they feel like so is because they don't think they made enough bets to cover for the amount of money they have thrown away.

In that regard that only means that when you have to play in a responsible manner, and you have to play like such every time, you would have to spread out your bankroll in multiple bets to maximize the most amounts of bet in what little money you have. Which is also consequently why I don't think betting the same amount on every bet would really make sense. You could do it for all I care but if that's not something that would really sate your gambling appetite then it's not gonna work for you, and you'd end up wasting even more money later down the line when the 1 buck per bet you made just doesn't cut it for you.

On not betting everyday by the by, I would agree with it only because I personally feel more fulfilled and desirable when I make bets spontaneously as opposed to having a routine schedule. If anything normalizing gambling by allotting a schedule for it in your daily itinerary's gonna cause you even more problems as it's going to push you to gambling addiction even closer, so definitely cross betting everyday out.

I think number four ("Don't bet every day") is a good principle. For one, overdoing it in gambling is something that can be a frequent result from having other troubles in real life. Being depressed, having family or work issues etc... Overall stress can lead to bad decisions like losing too much money in gambling for instance. So if someone can fill his time with more creative activities, it's a good thing.

If one can integrate just a bit of gambling through having a social life and a healthy work environment, it's always better. Having a great support network and things to look up for, then it's less likely to fall for mishaps in gambling such as overdoing it and potentially losing more than one can actually afford.

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet. ✅✅
2. Bet the same amount on every bet. ✅✅
3. Don't bet more than once a day. ❌❌
4. Don't bet every day. ✅✅

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet: Betting all your money at once discourage you if you lose. And if not discouraged, this make your purse empty and will unable to bet again. Who knows if your chance to win is in your next game

2. Bet the same amount on every bet: This enable you to have a fixed betting amount. This is even what I do. I only use 5% of my total available gamble amount to bet. This enable me to keep my betting spirit alive. I believe I should win at least one out of 20 times my money can gamble. Since I do more of accumulated bet, a single win gives me all my profit even with little profit most times.

3. Don't bet more than once a day: I believe this should depends on the available features of the day especially when it comes to sport betting. Matches are always many on weekends basis. If one have enough time to analyze matches, you can play more than one game. I personally play more than one on Saturdays and Sundays most times. These are the days I focus on for my gambling. I may not even play during the week sometimes if there isn't any good matches.

4. Don't bet every day: Good matches doesn't come everyday so is better to avoid gambling any day there isn't good matches to bet on.

In gambling, everyone comes with his/her own opinion. That's why is best to sticks to what works for you the most in the gambling space.

I agree more with this because betting everyday can be the quickest way to becoming addicted to gambling from daily exposure. You become at the danger of becoming used to gambling as a regular routine that makes up your day activity. By not gambling daily, you give yourself the chance to not get addicted to gambling from over exposure.

Staying away from gambling in some days will help you maintain your self control over gambling. Gambling is not something to be done everyday.

I agree, don't go all in on one wager.  Spread those bets out.  Can't put all your eggs in one basket as grandpa used to say.

Not so sure its wise to play the same exact bet every time though.  Maybe mix it up - go big when you're feeling lucky to try and hit the jackpot, then tone it down with safer bets to pad your wallet. 

And I don't know if limiting yourself to just one bet per day makes much sense either.  Depends on your situation I guess.  But set some boundaries and take breaks so you don't get overwhelmed.

No question about it though - gotta avoid making gambling a daily ritual.  It should be for fun once in awhile like any other entertainment.  Too much of that action every day aint healthy.

I agree with only one of the statements, that is Don’t bet all in one single bet. No matter what’s the multiplier or chance percentage is. Still gambling is all about game of luck, hence there is still possibility that you might lose all the funds. Hence keep certain budget while betting. Bet some percentage of the gambling bankroll in some games and while others in other games. And there is no myth like gamble only once in a day or multiple times in a day. If you see opportunity to win, just bet.

I will always be a gambler who will not spend my money based on such a calculation. I will not use percentage-based of my monthly income because I'll prefer to use my monthly income for all important things first. Once it is done and I still have some money left after I pay all what I have to, I'll take few of the rest to gamble.

Since the question is about agree or disagree, I have to say that my answer is depending on the case such as for the #1. sometime I can do all in bet but in other time I can play small by small amount. #2. Sometime I use flat betting strategies but I can do like martingale in other time. #3. Depending on my funds and depending on the event, if there are some good events to bet, why not but if there is only one event to bet then I'll bet once only. #4. Again it depends on my funds and the events, lets say in great event like world cup where there are matches every day and I have to the funds to do it, then I'll go with it.

I prefer to give my opinion on number 4. Don't bet every day, because it relates to numbers 1, 2 and 3. And if all three are done every day when betting, there is no point and it is tantamount to addiction.
Betting every day will make you very easily addicted, because it has become a routine that you will do every day no matter how much money you spend. And no matter how well you can do all three, if you bet every day it won't do any good.

all your statements are correct and I support all the statements you wrote.
but there are still many definitions that need to be explained here regarding sports betting, for example, a bettor can only take 10% of his earnings and the amount is only $20.
for me, with a small budget, it would be better to try my luck by betting with a parlay bet, choosing several teams from each match to get odds of at least @5 then betting $1-$2 to get a decent win but still with the same bet amount as I did do now pick 5 games to get odds @5 or more and bet small amounts to try to get consistent wins.

in this way we can get better results but I am not giving any advice here just sharing the story and if a bettor more comfortable with single bets and betting small amounts that not a problem but for me betting small amounts on single bets little unsatisfying and more enjoyable when winning on parlay bets which provide a different sensation.

I completely agree with this statement. Spreading bets on multiple events reduces the risk of losing your entire budget.
I partially agree with this statement. Keeping bets consistent can help manage your budget. Although, adjusting bets based on your perceived probability outcome can lead to more potential winnings.
I disagree with this one because limiting number of bets per day isn't inherently a responsible gambling. Focus on setting budget, stick to it regardless of the number of bets placed within that budget.
I partially agree on this one. Taking breaks is helpful to prevent gambling issues/problems. Occasionally gambling daily within a set budget can be a personal choice, as long as it does not impact your life or finances.

This are good decisions to make on gambling,  atleast it will help to reduce the risk of losing much in gambling. The worse thing a gambler can do is not having any rules on how Gambling should be played but just plays to satisfy his urge.  All these decisions you stated up here are not bad and it will make a good impact in the life of gamblers.

Taking all these decisions it is important gamblers should also consider not to play with amount yhsy can't be afford to lose, because people can still choose all this above decisions and play with a huge amount expecting to win. Once a gambler is able to play with amount he can afford to lose it is a big win .

These are the general guidelines that everyone should be aware about every time they want to engage in a gambling activity. These guidelines provide a glimpse and a fundamental background which can introduce you to the gambling environment.

Having these guidelines memorized and faithfully followed would most likely help you in avoiding any excess expenditure on your part as a gambler. Though that may be the case, the only way to fully understand these is for you to personally try it for yourself.


Like what you mentioned, these statements are just the general guidelines that a gambler must follow before they engage into this activity. Obviously, this does not explain the specifics of each gambling activity (e.g. sports betting techniques, etc.) but a framework that everyone should adhere to.

I agree with 1 and 4 and not with 2 and 3. My reason is that first, betting all money in one bet is the a high risk that breads nothing but pain. It means when you lose everything, you will have to deposit again to be able to gamble, this is not good because risk management is zero in such situation. Number 2 is not for me because the amount to bet should depend on how convince I am that the game will work. Betting once a day is not a guarantee that risk management is in place. Instead of this, one can set limit on the amount to use for gambling per day. Finally number 4 is right for me because it is not everyday that one will see the type of games he love to bet on.

Agree, what's the point of gamble for few seconds?

Disagree, there are no rules with how much amount you need to place a bet.

Disagree, same like above, there are no rules.

Disagree, you can gamble everyday without any problem. You might argue it's impossible because we need to work, so gamble everyday will cause a problem with our days. Well it's not wrong, but if you're a billionaire and you have many autopilot business, what's the problem?

In all of the items listed in your statement, I only agree with numbers 1 and 4. The thing is, it is true that you should not bet all the funds you have in one bet because it means you only have two choices: lose it all or double it. It is a super high-risk way of betting, and in "don't bet every day," I agree with this because not every day you are in a good condition to bet in a sports game or anything that you can bet on, and not every day you are familiar with the team you will bet on. 

Number 2 is unrealistic because, of course, every bet you make doesn't have the same amount to bet on, and number 3 is also unrealistic because I'm sure most of the bettor can't fight the urge to bet on consecutive days, especially if the team or sports that they bet on are going to happen in consecutive days as well.

At first, just as you have said, the people's gambling perspective differs, I agree to that and I would say something about the gambling budget. I think the percentage you mentioned is far too high and not everyone would be comfortable to put up with such. Although, there are still some gamblers that can afford that and it is  their own convenient to do so.

Secondly, from your itemized list, I would go with number 1 reason being that as a gambler, although it is good to have it at the back of your mind that you are just gambling for fun and not being bothered by the outcome but as a human one would also have it in mind to win a game so in that case, while gambling, if you can, you can spread your gamble across all boards so the probability of you winning and losing is minuit and of no effect on your gambling . This could save you some stress and possibly your capital could be recovered from any bet that clicks for you if majority of the bets does not enter a win win for your games.

I don't agree with this, there will always be a tomorrow and we might as well still have some budget for that.
Depends on how sure you are with your bet.
Just like today, I saw a chance to win with the over the total score and I increased my bet because I was so sure I could hit it.
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I saw an opportunity so I grabbed it and I knew my chances were high that's why I made a higher bet but still not everything in my balance.
In sports betting that's what I do. I bet only on the games that I know about and when it's done, I won't look for any games that I have no idea about just to chase my losses. As I said in the first question, there will always be a tomorrow.
In the case of where I bet, the games are happening every day. (most of the time unless there is an event or in hiatus.)
So this is a question that will depend on the sports that we love or we have knowledge about.
Unlike MMA and Boxing where events happen weekly, there are other sports that happen every day.

There's no such thing as a perfect responsible gambler, there will be a point when you will break one or two rules that you set up, the most important thing is you don't do this often, and when goes astray you will try to be back following the rules you set up, I don't know if anyone here can perfectly follow the points that you laid out.
Unless you are 100% sure that you're going to bet it's not recommended that you bet all your money on one bet, if you do this and you lose your bet you will be tempted to deposit again and eventually bet more than what you can afford to lose, manage your bankroll effectively, you cannot enjoy the game if you bet all your money in one go

I don't think you can follow this, each session or roll is different from all the other bets, this is why gambling is very attractive to risk-takers because every roll is a mystery and we don't know what to expect.

It's easy to follow if you're a responsible gambler gambling is not your past time and you set up a schedule that you want to be followed strictly

These four options that you stated are subjective to individual gamblers preferences, one can be a no-go area for me and it'd be the best option for another gambler, so it depends on what works for every gambler. I'm not an active gambler, so options 2 and 4 will be more suitable for me, bet the same amount on every game, based on my budget and it's not necessary for me to bet everyday, as a past time gambler.

A devoted gambler can merge the four options, he'll just need to alternate them, by choosing any strategy that seems right at a perticular time, it's ok inasmuch as he's gambling responsibly.

Of the four I am more interested in agreeing with this one, every gambler must be able to limit their gambling budget and time, no matter how much money they have to be able to gamble every day, if possible, don't ever try to gamble every day because as normal humans we You need to divide your time between your family and work. The point is, don't spend time gambling every day so that you forget about your family and also earn money by working. it will never be good in the end.

I once saw my neighbor, he felt he had become a gambling addict so every day he just gambled and made money by pretending to be a beggar. Apart from that, he had also been abandoned by his family because before he became an abnormal person he was a good person who always shared his time. His family also often had fun with his friends, but after he became a heavy gambler he forgot about his family and never even cared, so in the end his family left him alone to become an addict, because it was difficult for him to stop because his addiction was quite severe.

I don't think it's that simple, the 3 points you mentioned can be tentative and or at will, without having to have a specific schedule to organize them.

I only agree with the first point, because that will be the basic rule of how we can gamble responsibly, and you will earn a good living in a month or until you get your income back, but that's my personal view, maybe other people's views are different, it's just that I think it's too much, so you have to determine a schedule and how many times to gamble.

I agree with this statement. Unless we don't want to stay long in gambling. Besides, we want to enjoy gambling so there is no need to spend all our money in an instant.
These are the opposite of #1. But I agree with #4 the most because this will prevent us from getting into addiction.
In general, it was all about self-control and financial management. Let us think that we are gambling for fun, not because we are working in this to make money. The more we spend money and time on gambling, the more we lose, and it badly affects our mental health and even compromises our finances.

I will bet all of my money on any game that I want that I am sure that I have the edge to win with the team that I trust.  :P

We can bet any amount based on the bankroll and confidence that we have for each bet that we will do. If you want to make it a habit to bet for the same amount every game, no one will stop you for doing that as we're all free to do it.

What if it's like that you're following a lot of sports and they're scheduled to play on the same day? Being a die hard fan for all of those sports and also a gambler itself, why will you limit yourself to bet only once per day? If you are a fan, you'd definitely going to pick it up and bet as many as you can for that day with several sports that you follow because you know what's happening for each of those sports that you have been following.

On this, I may agree. If you are an office person and you have a lot of things to do then bet every other day. But if your work is so close to your home, after a few minutes of walk or travel you're already there and have got a bunch of time to take a rest and browse, you'd definitely be able to bet everyday if you want to.

I think it's wrong to believe that we should only bet 5% to 10% of our monthly income. This percentage is considered as bankroll management. If you think of a monthly income, it implies not winning at all and incurring a certain monthly loss on average.

When you are gambling and set up a decent bankroll, that will give you the kind of thrill you are looking for. For example, if you have a monthly income of $1000 and apply 10% of your monthly income, that's only $100 a month, not an amount that could deliver excitement.

In my opinion, I would try to raise a bankroll of $500, and from there, I will manage it based on a percentage per bet. So, how can I manage to raise that? If I am earning $1000 per month, I could raise that bankroll in 3 months of working. I think it's not too big to be deducted from my salary, and then everything will be fun. My goal now is how to be profitable and grow my bankroll.

4. Don't bet every day.

This point, I often ignore point 4 in my betting sessions regarding sports, especially football.  because, not all matches are worthy of being involved in betting. usually, I just follow the league schedule held every week. even so, from the many matches in various league events, I only chose a few of them. I mean, the point is that I have sorted and chosen based on match schedule references. that way, I have a time gap when involving options that will become choices later. even so, in the end the final research and analysis will take place when all the information is collected and the match will be held soon. Well, that's how short it is.

One thing that is interesting to me is the first point "Don't bet all your money on one bet."
For me, this depends on how someone believes, trusts and knows the risks. To be honest, it's not uncommon for me to only bet on 1 single bet. especially, if these matches are crucial matches. I can honestly bet my entire starting bankroll on just one match. Likewise, when I get a winning session in the first single bet, after that I can double in the next match. if it's unlucky, it means I lost. however, if the results of the research and analysis match what happens in the field, well that means I win the double bet. after that, if it's enough, especially if there's nothing interesting and ideal for betting. OK, just end it, we can come back tomorrow or in the next few days anyway. the point is, we know every risk we have to accept. plus, realizing the limits of what we can afford. keep it simple, no need to worry about what we do in a gambling session. If you lose, you lose, if you win, consider yourself lucky and get a bonus.

I don't agree with the third proposition, because sometimes very good matches happen on the same day and even at the same time. I bet on the matches separately. Therefore, the third proposition is not suitable for me. But I agree with the first proposition. It's too risky to put all the money on one bet. I would never do that. I don't even buy Bitcoin with all my money. It's always good to leave some cash in the safe. It gives us a chance to take advantage of opportunities that come our way.

This one does not gain acceptance with well with me because I have seen some gamblers who have won big from gambling, and they increased the chances of them winning by betting only on one game, that is going all in on one game. If it is like sport betting, betting on football or some other kind of sport, a gambler may be able to win more easily from going all in on one game with a good odd than spreading their money and betting on many games trying to gather odds together.

Not agree on that betting budget. And all depends on the income of the person that will determine the budget 5-10% gambling budget. If the earning is less then the person can also reduces the budget according to the size of the income. As a responsible gambler you don't have to spend extravagantly when you have small income in the account or from your job or business. Now even you don't bet all, you will be a loser in the second opinion if you lose one of the game. Betting the same amount is not the solution but the solution is still lye on one game but not all the funds. You have to bet only in one game but not all the Money. And don't split your betting because if you lose it will be a double losing. Yes it is good to bet once a day and this your third option is contradicting the second opinion. And yes we should not ber everyday. This is how I see the option. I disagree some and agree some.

1) Don't bet all your money on one bet...........
 This is actually what I used to tell people splitting your game doesn't gaurantees you to win any gambling is a game forecast and at time luck but it also need your so much attention in forecasting making sure you are following the game ahead and how it turn out to be played...

Let's come to the issue of you shouldn't bet all your money in one game as been quoted above I think every responsible and cautious gambler should not even think of Betting all he or she has in one game it is actually foolish for me in my own amiable opinion...

It is supposed that all the gambler should know their limit based on their income either daily, weekly or monthly because that is the only factor that will determine the limit of your stake prior every responsible gamblers shouldn't bet more than him or her pocket and so they don't suppose to bet all they have not even only in one even more because you are only taking a risk of chance that can either turn out to be successful game or failed one...
 
Every responsible gamblers should have the thought of I am either going to lose or win mindset because this is the only faculty that can keep mind very mild in order not be so mischievous of spending all you have in just a game 🎯 all in the expense of gambling......

All the gamblers should also have the strong mindset when it comes to making decisions it very paramount again like I said before you stake any dime make sure you know your income no matter how it flows because that's another factor which will determine your staking habit thanks

Op I wasn't there when we agreed to budget %5 - %10 of our monthly incomes for gambling. I'm an independent investor and and independent gambler so there is no negotiation of how much % to budget for my gambling. Although you could give some tips of advices. Haha.

Of course it doesn't make sense if you stake all of your funds budgeted for multiple plays of your gambling else once it is lost there would be no chances to bet further as you initially planned yourself.

I have always had a fixed amount to stake per game but if I must break that plan then it would be at the cost of my faith towards the game which would be determined with the hope of winning or loosing visions.

There would always be a gambling role and discipline. So if you decide to gamble once, twice or however in a day, then you must imply disciplines so that you don't go contrarily to your budgets.

             -   The 5% I think is fine, in my opinion. That's a lot anyway, especially if your salary is around $500  a month. even bigger if your salary is more than $1,000. That's a big allocation for gambling like this in the crypto gambling business.

It's only right that we have a limit on gambling, because that's how I do it. The money I gamble here is also limited, even when betting the minimum amount I bet so that I can play at the casino for a long time.

"Don't bet all your money on one bet." Agree, and only a fool puts all their eggs in one basket. Diversification isn't just for stocks; it's for the wise bettor too. Spread the risk, spread the joy, or spread the sorrow less thinly

"Bet the same amount on every bet." Disagree. Why? Because life isn't a flat line; it's full of ups and downs. Your betting should reflect the confidence in your pick. Flat betting sounds nice in theory, but it ignores the reality of opportunity and risk management. Adapt or get left behind

"Don't bet more than once a day." Agree, but let's not pretend this is about discipline alone. It's about analysis, understanding, and not throwing your money at every shiny game on the schedule. Quality over quantity, my friends

"Don't bet every day." Agree. Why? Because if you're betting every day, when are you researching? When are you living? Betting should be a part of life, not the whole of it. Take a breath, take a break, and remember, the games will still be there tomorrow

   Well personally I feel that one should have strategy when gambling and also sticking to his plan whether you’re winning or losing, I agree with your first option, it is never wise to place all your money on a bet. That’s like placing all your eggs in one basket, no matter how sugar coated and charming the games may seems remember that it can never be 100% and things may go sideways therefore leaving you in the state of jeopardy.  If you are betting the same amount on every bet you need to put somethings into consideration like how much you are  staking. It is not new that you should stake what you can afford to lose. This brings me back to the strategy I have been clamoring about since.
    Also it’s is important to go for breaks from betting, discipline yourself to stay away gambling, because some people tend to lose focus and can’t do without gambling, irrespective of the outcomes of the game, gambling shouldn’t be a hustle because it is never a hustle. If you can’t stay away from betting then this is when it becomes a problem. Don’t bet every day even if you’re feeling lucky take your profits do something worth it with the money  rather than throwing them away to the same gambling leaving you back at zero.

I think 5-10% after taxes is reasonable. Gambling isn’t an investment so it’s logical to spend only the minimal amount of your income on gambling.

It depends. If I see a game I’m confident of winning, I don’t mind going all in.

Why? I don’t agree with this idea. It doesn’t make sense to me. I would underaged if you were to say one should gamble more than they bargained for.

It’s not advisable to gamble everyday because repetitions causes you to form a habit. You don’t want to be a habitual gambler. I mostly gamble on weekends when I’m home away from the stress of work. It’s a good way to relax your mind.

First one is the best. Betting everything in a single bet will never be advisable. It creates bigger risk than with a normal bet. You'll never assure the outcome no matter how confident you are; gambling is gambling. You are just simply testing your luck and losing will be always a part of the probability. With being consistent with betting amount, frequency of betting and such, those are subject for changes depending on circumstances; there'll be times you'd be up for betting bigger amounts than your usual but as long as it is tolerable on your bankroll then it would be fine still. With frequency of bets and gambling acts, it depends to you as a gambler. If you have other things to do then obviously you won't be able to do it on a regular basis and another factor is simply your betting budget on how many times you would be able to bet.

Everything would really be pertaining about on how you do manage up your fund well and this is something that should really be that in control if you dont really like to mess up your finances with gambling.
People do usually destroy their lives on the time that they would really be skipping out on doing the basic stuff on which they arent that even mindful about those consequences or potential problems
that it could cause and still that continuing just like there's no risks involved into it. They would really be starting to check up out on things or having those kind of adjustments on which
they should really be having to do it earlier and not after. When it comes on betting on gambling or dealing with it then fund management would really be that crucial.

Let yourself that being careless for a moment then it would really be that resulting that huge devastation when it comes to money and this is something that should really be avoided in the first place.
Dont make yourself that getting that too confident just because you are really that winning up on some rounds because this is where greed do usually kicks
in and you have forgotten already on whats the reality.

I won't believe much on number 2. I always have a different bet size depending on the game/tournament and the value of the bet alone. You wouldn't want to miss an opportunity of making a lot of money in one bet, and sometimes the results are obvious that all you have to do is bet big or don't bet at all.

Number 3 and number 4 are pretty self-explanatory. You don't have to place a bet on every event that's happening everyday. Only choose the ones with good value or games that you feel confident betting on. This is not a lottery anyway, so why use all the chances when you can just pick one and be profitable with it.

True, the four points above that are in the list are very good statements for advice, but maybe this is more specifically for those beginners who have just come and got involved, because usually gamblers will determine from the beginning about how they treat gambling in the future, and if at the initial stage as a beginner they never know about the good advice that must be had and applied to their involvement in gambling such as the four points above then I think addiction is something that they are very likely to experience in the end.

However, some of the suggestions I think would be easier to do if they were still in a beginner's situation where the excessive interest in gambling is still not fully formed in the brain, meaning that this is the reason why gamblers who are already addicted always have a hard time doing the recommended things which are all for their own good,. On the other hand I'm not saying that someone who is already addicted means they are too late to enter the healing phase by implementing some of the suggestions as the OP said above, but the problem is as we know that it is very difficult to reduce or minimize involvement in gambling by implementing many restrictions because of course the interest of an addicted gambler is already quite high in his gambling activities.

The suggestions you have actually given are fairly good ideas in terms of gambling. But I think to be a responsible gambler you have to spend not only 5 to 10% of your monthly income but sometimes even below that, sometimes it will come to zero. Because you have to control yourself during an emergency situation and if you can't do that then you have to assume that you are addicted to gambling. And the main mantra behind it is gambling as much as you can afford to lose.

That's a good suggestion.
I think the condition should be the what a gambler can afford. In this case where he should reduce or he can increase the amount as he can afford.
If a gambler can afford multiple bet then there is nothing wrong on that.

At the end of the day this betting statement will still harm the gambler if he is gambling the money he can't afford to lose.   One should consider how much money a person can let go and from that think of way how much he will allocate to gambling.  After all different people, have different capabilities to gamble and also different thresholds on how they can spend their money on gambling without regret.

I won't agree with any of these:

... if the person is using the money he can't afford to lose in gambling. For me, it is ok to go all in if that is what gives a person excitement and meets his expected entertainment.  It is also ok if the person wants to bet the same amount on every bet or bet more than once and do them every day as long as the money spent by the person is free of obligation.

I got your points and you are very correct as I read carefully..
See what a veg will implement before gambling already stablished gambler might not have that patient to go through those process again because it could be seen as waste of time since they have already sink and routed into gambling it would be very difficult to realign or readjust and amends their ways from how it was worst to implement and following a new directives to heal them from their gambling addiction.

Normally any one who misses this phase will likely face a very hard time of his life battling with addiction, so the easier way is to follow the gambling ethics and principle in order to remain afloat and stay away from addiction. And the above statement are all correct, although some of the old gambler can also implement them but could take time to get used to it since they weren't that conscious of addiction.

I agree all of them except for #2. Betting amount should be based on your own instinct and knowledge on that game. If you think you are quite hesitant on a certain game, then bet lesser amount on it and put a bigger amount on a game that you are more familiar and skilled. However, this differs based on everyone’s preference in betting. You can still bet the same amount if you like, but make sure that you bet on the amount you can afford to lose.

Being a gambler, we all have different betting strategies and preferences. But one thing is certain, we usually don’t bet on the game that we know nothing, since the risk to lose is obviously high no matter how we say gambling is luck based. And we often bet on our favorite game on which the probability to win is high and more achievable.

All of the above i say.

1. Spreading your bets around like not putting all your eggs in one basket is smart. It keeps you from tanking your budget with one bad pick.

2. Betting the same amount every time helps you avoid getting carried away. Keeps things steady and less likely to go overboard after a loss

3. Betting just once a day helps you from going all impulsive. Makes you think twice before throwing money on every game you see

4. Taking breaks from betting every day cools things down, gives you time to think and stops you from going on a wild betting spree

1. Dont Bet all your money on one bet.
- I agree with this, we all should learn how to diversify our bets to minimalize our losses.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
- I agree, this is based from my own experience as I always bef the same amount multiple times because the chances of quickly running out of gambling funds are reduced.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
- I disagree, because we can't tell when luck will strike. It also depends on the funds we hold and the flow of the game, if you feel you are winning, of course we will bet again but we will avoid being greedy because we might end up with a zero balance.
4. Don't bet everyday.
- I agree, this is the one thing that you need to do to prevent gambling addiction.

So when there are some people who like to have YOLO bet are fools? There are some gamblers who do this kind of strategy because of few reasons. One of the reason is because they are risk taker (win big or go home) or they are so confident with the bet they are going to place. Simple example, there is a football match and a gambler bet on one of the team with odds 1.5, he has lets say $10 only in his bankroll and his main purpose is just to make $5 dollar profit with his bankroll and at the other side he is also ready to lose his bankroll, is he a fool for doing $10 bet?

Don't bet all your money on one bet because that can make your money lose all. Many people playing gambling using their money and expects to makes money from gambling. However, all of that reasons needs to avoids for all gamblers because they will loses their money and the worst thing that can happens is they will become addictions that can comes anytime. That's why all gamblers needs to holds themselves and not playing gambling every day to avoid losing their money.

Unfortunately, many gamblers don't remember about that and playing gambling excessively which makes them forget to using self-control to playing gambling. That's makes them using much money more than usual and losing that money.

5 or 10% is a very high range, even if you use decimal bets, that's why they fall bankrupt, the best betting ratio is 1:1000.

1:1000, that does not mean that the percentage is 0.1% of your income, no, it means that each unique bet is supported by the bankroll.

I don't know how much you win but what you invest in betting is money at risk and you can't be afraid.
The key is volume, if you want to have a single bet to make it profitable, buy a lottery ticket and cross your fingers.

Don't believe the phrase; "use the money you can afford to lose" is a loser's phrase.

Because If you lose the bet, you will lose all of your money. On the contrary, you may be able to spread out your risk and win some of your bets even if you lose some if you place several smaller bets.

That being said, I only wager what I can afford to lose because I'm a cautious bettor. I have learned to keep on course and that it's best to have a minimum and maximum amount that you can bet, even though there are moments when I go over my limit because of tension I experience when playing.

There might be a tendency that we chase losses and make impulsive decisions. Sometimes it is great to discipline ourselves first.

Same answer as number 3

I definitely belong in the first category, don't bet all your money at once. The rest of you statements are not so suited for me and I have done all those things in the past. Betting the same amount every bet was a good idea when I only focused on very low risk bets. But now I bet on a wider range of matches and I rather focus on risk adjusted betting amounts than dollar betting amounts. So, I will bet larger on low risk games and smaller on high risk games. As for betting all money on one single bet, it's way to risky for me. Even the safest bet is no guarantee to make a profit. There can always go something wrong in a game and losing my whole bankroll in a single match is not a good idea. Once we go broke there is no chance to recover losses.

Most of us agrees that betting all of your money at a go is a terrible idea. On the second question, there are divided opinions because those who are Martingale strategy adopters don't agree as they think that to increase your chances of winning you have to bet bigger. Betting more than once a day has divided opinions. According to some responses, this depends on the individual and their motivations.

In all, there are no incorrect answers. I appreciate that everyone aired their honest(I want to believe) opinion.

I'm not going to say that using all the money on one bet will make someone lose, because obviously the possibility of winning is still there and maybe if they are lucky or lucky comes at the same time then they will be able to get a big win, but one of the reasons why we are prohibited from betting all the money on one session is because we prioritize risk management or mean minimizing the possibility of losing, in the sense that this prohibition leads to precautions that are better taken for safety, because obviously I think it's not easy to completely ignore emotions when you are in a big losing situation.

Yes that's right, unfortunately most gamblers don't think in that direction, or I mean don't think about what if they end up losing, because obviously the risk is losing all the budget they have. So of course this is the reason why we are always advised to make gambling as nothing more than an activity for entertainment only and along with always applying controls and limits when gambling, all for our own security and safety in the long run.

Well am not a fan of fixating all my funds on a particular sports so I think I will agree with the diversity of betting option although that's my own view to this and one of the main reasons that am certain of this is that gambling is all about luck and diversifying it would probably increase your chances of atleast getting a win on different sports but atleast having basic knowledge of the sports is also a welcome step.

And I do.

Don't bet more than once a day? That's stupid and makes no sense. If you already have money wired to a casino account it doesn't matter if you bet it all on one day, or within 3 days. It makes no sense to limit yourself to one bet per day, especially if a person plays cards, slots, dice, or something similar. You have multiple rounds a day and you can sit at multiple tables throughout a day..
How do you expect this advice to work with a gambler who is busy working every day of the week and then spends time with family, but has free Sundays and can spend a few hours gambling. Should he also bet once a day and then wait a week to do it again?

This could be also possible with having that single bet on a single day on which you could make that all in bet on a particular sports betting on which it isnt really just that a bad idea to have
if you are really that pertaining on having that kind of limit on day to day basis but of course it would really be always falls down into your own preference since it would really be that hard
that you would be doing a single bet on which even myself cant really be able to promise on sticking a single bet on one day on which we know that it is really that too boring on that particular situation.
So betting numbers will really be that depending on someones like and the only best thing you should do is to have that moderation on which you would really be needing up
to have that control if you dont like to mess.

It depends on the outcome, sometimes I spread my bets if it happens that I have tried putting my money on one bet and no positive result at the end of the day , I may decide to do so.
In this case, I kind of reasoned it depends on the odds of the game, if the odds are small, I usually step up my stakes and where I have big odds, then I lower the amount,  Therefore I basically do use same amount.
Not necessarily you bet every day, it makes perfect sense if you give a break.
You can bet as much as you want depending on your budget and funds that is available in your hand.

When you deposit money in your gambling site account, you can just divide your money in different parts and gamble with it gradually, it doesn’t make any sense to gamble with all the money you having, because if things doesn’t go well, then all your money in gambling site will be gone and you won’t have anything left there for you to gamble with.

I don’t agree with you, why do you have to place bet with the same amount of money? It’s not really necessary to me, you can decide to place different amount of money on different bet, it’s a choice.

Why do I have to bet just once in a day? Am not addicted to gambling, and I do be so many times I want in a day, you betting more than once in a day doesn’t mean you will be addicted to gambling, and it doesn’t mean you are going to spend more on gambling than the person that just gamble once in a day.

As long as am bored, I will gamble, so let’s just assume am at home for a month, and I have nothing doing for a month, I will always gamble everyday, and I don’t think anything is bad in that, just plan yourself, and have budget for gambling and you should never gamble above your budget.

They can win but they can also lose so that's not a good idea to using all the money on one bet. They must be wise to manage their money to bet and using a small amount of money will be our recommendation to prevent a big loss in one bet. They can lucky, but no one will knows when they can luck. Instead chasing the win with big money to place a bet, they better to use small money to bet. It will be safe for them because that can prevent them to get a big loss. Playing gambling is just for fun so they don't have to chase the win because winning will comes to you if you have lucks.

Most gamblers will still thinking about how to win the gambling games and they will use more money to win without realizes that winning on the gambling games is not easy. They must know the risk and always prevent the losing money from gambling so they can enjoy playing gambling as a fun. Yes, it needs good self-control to stays awake when playing gambling because that can prevent us to have a big loss.

In order to be a responsible gambler with healthy gambling habits we should follow those statements that I kind of agree with too, however there's few of them that I must talk about.

The first point you listed to not bet all your money on one bet, I think that even a gambler with the lowest IQ level would find it stupid and crazy to put all your money on one net at once. So I think this is just common sense that anybody with a sane brain can realize.
The second point is to bet the same amount of money on every bet, I think that this depends on how important and big the money you'll get in return and on the odds of course,  it seems to me that putting the same number everytime you bet kind of boring and less entertaining,  I mean isn't the point of Gambling bring a fun activity from the first place?
The third on is to not bet more than once a day, once a day is very little especially if you follow the second statement to put only one exact amount of money everytime u bet,  it just sounds more like a random routine rather than betting.
Now for the last statement, yes I agree with it sounds more reasonable and more responsible from a gambler to avoid falling into gambling addiction.

I think the bet statement I agree on when gambling is to reserve a precise amount of money from your income for your gambling activities and to stick to it so you will know how to manage it and to never spend more than that amount on betting.

Of course you shouldn't throw everything in one basket, its a game of possibility and fun, putting all stakes in a single gave will increase your chances of winning big if its green and also your chance of losing big if it turns red. It Susi limits the fun you'll have in your gambling session as you've limited your engagements to only one stake.

I don't subscribe to this. I bet add the spirit leads and don't follow any pattern of betting amount.

Doesn't apply to me, I don't bet regularly, so when I bet, I continue until my budget for the day its exhausted or my timing elapsed. Aside from these two factors above. The fun continues

This applies greatly to me as consistency in gambling births addiction. I gamble two or three times a week for my fun and recreation proposes. I'm a serious advocate of responsible gambling and I believe whatever you do daily become a part of you and it gets to the point that you can't do without it, gambling isn't left out of it and thus, I take gambling in moderation very seriously.

I don`t place all my money on one bet. It is important to spread your bet as this is a crucial strategy in betting that helps to reduce risk and increase the likelihood of earning consistent returns. Spreading bets can help reduce the impact of losses, as winning some bets can offset losing others. It can also increase the chances of winning, as you have more opportunities to make correct predictions. Furthermore, not betting all your on one bet can make gambling more enjoyable and less stressful, as you are not relying on a single outcome to determine your success.



I don’t gamble every day. Gambling involves risking money with uncertain outcomes. The more frequently you gamble, the higher the likelihood of financial losses accumulating over time. Gambling can be time-consuming, especially when done regularly. Spending too much time gambling can detract from other important aspects of life, such as work, relationships, and personal hobbies. Taking breaks from gambling ensures that you allocate your time more effectively and maintain a healthy balance in life.

If they already are allocating 5-10% of their compensation for gambling, whether they lose every day or not, it is the same amount of loss. It's still an option, they can bet every day or not but if the chances of winning huge are to be expected they can do it every day.

It's a no-go ffor this one. But I'm sure everyone has been tested on this already. A main event in sports is usually where I could go all in where there is a big difference between the teams or athletes say boxing. It's usually a rare fight like Francis Ngannou vs Anthony Joshua is something I could wage bigger than usual or maybe even all.

Me I don't even agree with the 5% monthly income for betting; I bet with less than that and am just too cautious with my finances. 
 
I have my own rules and I have my own monthly betting budget, which I slip to days like how much I can spend in betting every single day, and there are days that I don't even gamble at all. This is not because I have a rule not to gamble those days, but because I don't need to gamble that very day, so I can just skip it. 
 
There are days that I gamble, and I go straight to spot betting. I can predict up to five different games that will run throughout the week, and I can use the entire budget I have for that day to place my bet and consider myself done for that day.

I prefer to enjoy my gambling time which makes this above statement meaningful to me. I wouldn't want to place my entire budget for the day on one game because it would cut short my entertainment. Therefore, I would prefer to split my bets into small amounts.


This makes less meaning to me. There are some times I will be spurred to either increase or reduce my bets. But in some games, I usually bet the same amount because I am used to it.


This is not a rule to me because it will depend on the time that is available to me. I can gamble more than once daily when I perceive that the bet might play.


My gambling activities are not daily. I gamble mostly during weekends and holidays. But I don't think that there is any harm in beating every day as long as you are gambling responsibly. However, it becomes a problem when a gambler cannot control himself because he is used to gambling every day. 

I agree with all of them except I would change number 2 into something more like: Bet no more than the same amount per Bet.

The reason I think is because it would discourage somebody getting off the rails just because he got lucky/unlucky a few times and he can no longer think properly because the feeling of greed is being fueled by his adrenaline. That will most times end up in a disaster. A rash and badly thought-out decision can claim all your gambling funds.

Although if you bet same or lower amounts, that should be ok.

Be that as it may, the martingale strategy may seem to be a very good way to maximize your win while gambling, but I'm real sense it's also a very risky approach that can rapidly result to huge loss. Gambling isn't a sure thing, so what's the assurance that going with all your money would return profit to you, gambling with little amount alone is risky but even riskier to go all in with all you've got. As for betting more than once a day, I believe this part depends on the individual's level of self control and ability to stick to a budget ( if they have one). Some have the ability to manage their bets responsibly while some suck at it, so it completely depends on the individual.

Throwing all all you eggs in one basket may seems a little bit risky for me and for staking all the funds on one bets will increase you chances in both ways, its either you win with a big amount or you lose all your entire bank roll.

But in all if you wana gamble for the fun of it, it mean to gamble within a small limit amount and having the thought of having fun instead of making gains from your bets

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
You could bet all your money, I mean money budgeted for gambling on one bet if you have the experience and confidence. Over time experience in betting on a particular game as well as your confidence in your bet is what that would matter.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
I do not agree. There's no rule that says this is how it should be done.

3. Don't bet more than once a day. &Don't bet every day.
These two statements are similar and the answer is agree. Even unemployed people bet once day and this is not everyday. Betting more that more once per day and betting everyday is a sign that the person is chasing losses.

I don't agree with 1 and 2, do agree with 3 and 4. There are times when I just go yolo and bet everything in one crash game or one slots game. It ends the run early, yes, but hey it's what I want anyway. Plus it.'s a bigger thrill, which is what I'm probably looking for or I'm just feeling extremely lucky for some reason. As for 2, while I do bet my money on multiple instances, it usually varies. What it varies on though, idrk, my mood I guess? To add I also agree with the 5%-10% thing, heck I only usually gamble away 5% or so, maybe even less if there's leftovers in my account after a session.

It is correct that we should not invest/bet all of our funds on the same bet/company. So, your first point is perfect. For 2nd point, I could not understand the reason for betting the same amount as all bets. Would you like to tell me why? To sum up I can't agree with the 2nd point. Same for point number 3. And again same for point number 4. So, I agree only with you for point number 1.

I can agree with 1, 2, and 4, they're obvious things that you should do after all, they're like the basic facts and it's weird if you ever answer differently on this 3 statements because either you're addicted or you've got a really twisted view on reality when it comes to gambling, maybe I can forgive a disagree on number 2 but that's debatable.

Now that's out of the way, number 3 is kind of a disagree for me because there's probably more games there in a day and if we assume you're betting the same amount daily, that means that you've got the funds to do so without any worries that you'd go overboard, betting more than once is good enough in my opinion since it's probably not enough for someone to bet on only one game per day especially if they're not gambling daily.

Not betting all your money on one bet or multiple bets is a correct statement as doing so means you're taking a big risk that if you fail to win, you won't have any money left to continue to gamble for the day and this can make you get depressed very quick. If you're not an emotionally strong individuals, it can result to you breaking down and there your addiction problems begins as you'll want to win back your money therefore you'll be willing to do anything that'll make that possible..

Betting the same amount on every bets isn't a statement I'll agree on, there are some bets that I think I'm more likely to win and for those bets I can increase my wages while those I'm not a 100% confident that I'm going to win. I won't risk more of my money but can give it a few cents that I won't cry about if I lost them. Not betting more than one time a day doesn't make you to not become an addicted gambler.

This is the only rule I vehemently agree with. It’s never a good idea to put all your eggs in one basket, but this is especially true with gambling where anything can happen. Losing all your money on one event is just not smart regardless of what a sure thing or amazing odds might be available.

1 - Unless it's the end. Because in the end we will all go all in, so it's just a matter of time, and going all in is also part of the strategy.
2 - I prefer to vary depending on the high chance of winning. Even though the outcome is still random, if we have low risk, I might prefer to place more money on the bet.
3 - If it means one time, that's fine. but if what is meant is one game, maybe I don't agree. Slots require several spins to get high wins. If I only spin once, it doesn't make me believe I will win big on the first spin.
4 - The best advice, there are times when we have to stop and do something else. Great luck doesn't always come every day, because unlucky days are never visible on the calendar.

I agree with the N°1, and N°4. Because betting all money in one single bet it is a pretty quick way to end up penniless and not being able to take advantage of other matches with better chances for one to guess right and betting every single day could lead anyone into getting used to it, to the point of reaching addiction. It is better just to bet in specific seasons/matches when there are teams one is actually pretty interested in.

I disagree with N°3 and N°2, because in my opinion, betting is supposed to be situational and based on the opportunities given by the market and the certainty one can have on the result. If there was a match where my national team played soccer against Germany or Argentina, I would not bet in the same way if Germany and Argentina faced each other, since my national team does not have the same level and statistics as those teams, so more money would be involved in the first case, for me to take advantage of knowledge publicly available.

It's so wrong to bet all your money on just one bet. If someone does that, he is too greedy, and the addiction he has to his personality is not normal. That's why it's good that we have control over ourselves when gambling.

When there is an addiction like mine, not all addicts, the chances are really high that usually their money is wasted in reality. They just throw money away, and they don't see it anymore because they are looking at the huge amount they will get when they win.

I strongly agree on this and could advise any gambler not to use all the money they have in gambling, you must not even make a deposit of the entire financial capacity of what you're having on the gambling account you're having in other not to be tempted for using all in gambling.


Disagree, this has to do with individual discretion and what we want and how we plan to utilize the money we are having on gambling at that particular time.


I disagree


Agreed, it may reduce the chances of getting addicted, also it will make you focus on constructive things about life when all youre doin is not about gambling each day.

1. Agree. Gambling is not an investment. You play a game that can give you wins and prizes but it can also give you losses and the amount of money you bet will be lost.

2. Disagree. But if it means betting a small amount of money and not adding value to the bet then I'm all for it. Gambling should be fun if you don't gamble with big money or even half of your income. Bet for fun.

3. I don't bet every day on sports betting. But sometimes I will bet 2 or 3 times if there are several matches in a sport I like. I like football and basketball. Sometimes I bet in a parlay system on football. So I think I'm pretty flexible here.

4. Agree. Only bet on sports you follow and like. I don't like betting on random sports, then I go to bed and the next day check the results. It will be fun if you bet on the sport you are going to watch.

I will go for number 4.

The reason why people are betting every day is because they want something out of gambling, they are supposed to concentrate on their jobs and other things that matter in their lives, this is why many gamblers end up becoming addicted to gambling.

How you choose to gamble on your gambling day is left for you, either risk it all in one go or slowly use a percent of the balance until you run out of money, the most important isn't how you gamble but how much you can afford to lose on your gambling day.

Pick a day or two in a week and choose an amount that's easy for you to lose, maybe $10, and make sure that once you lose the $10 you will quit gambling in that same say and wait for another gambling day.

If you keep doing this it will master you, either you decide to go in all at once or you gradually take the risk until the whole $10 is gone, always make sure that you don't risk more than this $10.

We can be only dependent in the space when we have the necessary options to explore. Everyday comes with an opportunity, a new day brings either good profits or bad day, it's open for every gambler to make good use of their chances and hitting higher in all targets. We can continue to grow in the space but everything is done level by level. We can be betting everyday and still not end up been on the winning side. We're clearly focused achieving profits. You made everything simple and forward. The points clearly stated out means something and they're important in the system.

On the first one, it is clearly said as bet, not company. There is nothing wrong on playing on one company or gambling site because you think they already have what you are looking for. In terms of betting/investing, we have a rule that we must only risk what we can afford to lose. So betting all at once is already risky, except only if it's already our last money or this amount is small.

You can't agree with number two because you are using different amounts on each bets that you are making? Or maybe you are using a method such as martingale. The first one I said is fine but as long as you don't do it like a martingale where the amount increases. As for 3 and 4 in the OP, I think this is situational. I can only agree on it if I'm already playing with big amounts on the first day.

I gree, no matter how certain you're that a bet is going to play, don't go and empty your bank account just because you want to win a very huge amount. What if it doesn't go your way? The loss would be catastrophic.

I do not agree. You can bet different amount on each of your bet but it'd be wise to stake an amount based on number of games on your bet or the level of risk.

I do not agree, you can bet more that once a day, it all depends on your mood.

I don't know about others but I find it not possible to gamble everyday, except those that have some kind of addition.

I agree wholly with your first point. Obviously, as someone who’s responsible, one should not bet all the money in his possession on a single bet. You don’t need to bet a shit load of money on a single bet even if you’re convinced it would end up in your favor. But then, what others do with and how they spend their funds isn’t any of my business.

People would have varying opinions on your other points as I personally don’t see anything wrong or weird on betting the same amount on every bet or placing more than a bet a day.

1. Its a must- if you do tend to enjoy your gambling session then making those divided amount bet should be practiced.
2. Discipline on this one should be strong because betting on all in would come after once you do have that loses.
3. Bet numbers would be basing up on the number of games on which you are betting into. So it does vary
4. Limits is a must but if you are just spending the money you could afford to lose then its just fine.

The important thing on here is that you should really be having that control and moderation because this is where
people do messed up on the time that they do lose control into their decisions.

Yeah right, I don't see that it will be a way for you to win, because the chances of winning and losses are greater when you bet all your money on just one bet, but the move you will make is very risky if you continue with that strategy. I also do not advise other people to bet while the money is all in because a lot can happen and may even end up in the worst financial loss if you do that, but at the end of the day, Only ourselves are the ones who decide on our own moves. When it comes to gambling, the things we do may help or applicable to other gamblers, and some may not so choose your decision wisely.

I think that it is impossible to make one single correct answer or comment on 4 standpoints OP has mentioned. Gambling is game of luck and random. Each game, case or bet is different. Wrong to say that a person should never take risk or go all-in (sometimes it is needed to take a large risk), wrong to say that person should not bet same amount all the time (that might be his tactics). Betting once a day is also not suitable for everyone. What about gambling budget and session then? That come across your 5-10% monthly betting budget and standpoints 1), 3), 4).

This 5-10 % depends on how much is there... You can't be betting based on this percentage if it's below a certain threshold because time is money and you don't want to be chasing small amounts all day when you can get a job to pay you better for your time...if it doesn't  sound practical then better not to gamble and save that money 💰!!!

You know how the say don't gamble with money you can not afford to lose, it's actually the same concept otherwise of it's a free bet or small bank balance I think going all in we can all get away with it.


Not my strategy,won't endorse this unfortunately

Never heard of this and I know for sure casino gamblers can't use this as it's not a winning strategy and for sports gambling maybe it's possible but not really practical.


For one's mental health and just to get your mind refreshed I kind of agree with this.

Absolutely, this is an important rule for all bettors to remember. Diversification is essential in any investment or financial decision, but it is particularly vital in gambling. Putting all of your money on one event is not only hazardous, but also leaves little opportunity for mistake. Spreading your bets across multiple events allows you to reduce your losses while still having the opportunity to reap the benefits.

If we have to say whether we agree or disagree, we will definitely have our own point of view about the gambling we do. Because if we base it on each other's point of view, I'm sure there will always be differences between us, so I agree with you on this matter.

Luck-based gambling, I think most of us here have the same thoughts about this. If we try several times, maybe luck will come to us and maybe not at all. We never know what will happen next from the bets we make, it could be winning and it could be losing, it could be a winning streak and it could be a losing streak, everything I say here is very possible.

The question is how prepared are we to lose the money we have to gamble several times? In my opinion, betting a few times is not a problem, as long as it doesn't exceed the budget we have set. However, it will be a problem if you bet once but with a large amount. Once again this comes back to our respective points of view. What we say other people may or may not agree with.

      -   Maybe because they don't bet every day, a gambler should not do this, because this usually leads gamblers to addiction, and they fall into the habit of gambling. It's ok to become a habit, but don't do it all the time.

We should gamble when we know in ourselves that we can still control the things we want to do with gambling. It's really different that we become responsible gamblers at all times. It is because if we do this everything will be fine and good in the end without becoming an addict.

This is not a bad write up but here are my answers...

1. I can bet all my money on a single bet and I don't see how this is wrong, if $5 is all that i can afford to lose on that day, I can just risk all the $5 on a single bet, what I will never do is losing the $5 and still feel like risking more money, the solution is, can you walk away after losing?

2. Still doesn't matter if I bet same amount on every bets or not, once you reach your limit that you normally use in gambling you must quit and go away, next time you can decide to go slower it still won't matter, because if its not your lucky day you aren't going back home as a winner.

3. Still similar to my no 1 and 2 points, you can choose to bet more than once in a day, if you have not lost all the amount you want to risk in gambling, assuming I enter a casino in the morning with $5 and I risk only $2.5 and I quit, decide to come back in the evening and risk the last $2.5, how is this bad?

4. I accept your last advice not to bet every day, because it's not good for you as a human, it means that gambling is slowly becoming very important in your life and that my friend is not safe, business and jobs are what should take most of our times and days, not gambling.

The less time you spend gambling, the better for you.

I prefer to play one game at a time so I definitely don't agree with this cause I do t think having plenty games would increase my winning chance or maybe one of them might enter, I just predict my short small odds and stake high on it.


I think this is almost relatable to my first answer, I stake one game at a time so I don't need to split my staking amount into bits for any reason. I just stake high and full.


I can bet more than once in a day as long as I'm not exceeding my gambling limit for the day or have used up all my allocates amount, it works for me so i don't see any reason not doing it.


Yeah this is true, I only bet when I feel the need to and that is when I see games that I can predict on or feel okay doing.

Well, for example, if I earn $500 a month, then my betting budget should be about 5-10 percent, which means it’s $50. Well, it's not a big amount, and it won't affect much if I just lose it. Nevertheless, from month to month, this 25-50 dollars will add up to quite a large amount. Essentially it will be 12x50 = $600. And here I already want to think about whether it would be better to buy a new smartphone with this money or make some other useful purchase.

4. Don't bet every day. <- this is most important words.

I agree with this statement because diversification has always been the key if you want to go far and succeed. There is this saying that only a fool taste the depth of a river with both feet. This saying is very applicable to your statement. If you bet all your money on one bet, you could win or lose it all at once but when you split it and bet on different ticket there's a chance you could win some and lose some.


I don't agree with this. I use to bet on multiple tickets at a time but my staking depends on how much confidence I have on the ticket. I stake high on some while I stake little amount on some.


Well, in as much as this make sense, it will be very difficult to practice. Especially in sports betting, some tickets burst immediately after the kick off due to some mistakes and one may be tempt to rebet if you believe in the rest of the games. Even if I agree with this, I don't think it can be practicable always.


Totally agree with this as it will help to prevent one from being addicted to gambling. There's more to life than just gambling and you need some break to cool off your brain and do something useful.

Everyone have their strategy but unfortunately,  the strategy of some people are leading them into actions and characters that makes gambling appear as evil. Because of the attitudes of some gamblers, gambling is hated by some parents even religious sects. Is it supposed to be like that? It simply means those people are not doing it the right way hence the reason I think the OP created this thread. If we can get some acceptable approach to gambling the helps the gambling mould his gambling habits, I think it is a welcome idea and should be supported.

From the reactions of people so far, it can be seen that chasing losses is bad and so is not knowing when to stop, someone with such habit will see that many other gamblers are not doing it and might consider not doing it too.

From statement 1, I agree completely. Betting everything on one bet? Not only terrible gambling, but lousy economics. Spread joy and betting to extend the game.

Statement 2: Betting the same amount every time is like giving every golf hole the same club. Makes no sense. You must read the play and alter your swing or gamble.

Statement 3: One bet per day? Discipline is everything in gambling. It clears the mind and focuses strategy. Additionally, it offers you something to anticipate tomorrow.

Statement 4: not betting daily is gold. Giving yourself a day off from the presidency to golf is like that. The mind is refreshed and stress is relieved. Also, absence makes the heart fonder, right?

Gamble as you're living - with delight, caution, and a strategy to win again tomorrow. Its all in the game, and the top players know when to bet and when to relax.

Every time I read someone talk about things like playing with 5% or 10% of the money people earn per month, I wonder if there are still people who use this type of strategy and I can consider this as a strategy, because In my opinion, gambling should not be seen as the only forms of fun that exist in the world, when, for example, a person earns a salary of $500 per month and that person gets it into their head that 10% will be allocated to gambling. , this person is making a very serious mistake because this person did not pay all the bills first and then see how much money will be left and then start thinking about gambling and as I said before the person will need to think that life is not just gambling

If this person is a single person for example and earns $500 per month, but this person does not live at home, then this person will have to prioritize paying bills as soon as they receive their salary and after that they will look at how much money they have left. and will calculate how much money he will need to allocate for all the things he intends to do for fun in the following month, this person should not only think about a single form of fun, for example if this person pays bills worth $300 and has $200 left over for fun, so this person should take 50$ and keep it in the bank as a fund that they can use one day when they need it very urgently or if they want to open a business

Then there will be 150$ for fun, so the person will make a list of everything they would like to do for fun during the next month and if there are 7 things for example, then that person puts 20$ on each thing. something like going to the beach for $20, going to the cinema for $20, going to a restaurant for $20, going for a walk somewhere that will consume alcoholic drinks for $20, playing in online casinos for $20... this way this person will diversify the fun and you will not have depression or gambling addiction or alcohol addiction. But when we have a scenario where people focus only on gambling and allocate 5% or 10% of their income to gambling, then these people become addicted to gambling and become depressed. This is the point where I disagree, the rest of the points I agree with

Don't believe on that please... 5% to 10% of our monthly income is like you are considering it as an investment or savings, so no for me, that's why not all.  personally, I could take 20% of my monthly income now, and try to grow it, so if I am profitable this month, I don't need to take a cut of my next month salary, instead, I could add it. so it's not really based on monthly income since you don't loss monthly.


This requires bankroll management, and a good bankroll management is you'll be able to manage your bankroll for long term. Hence, you need ( yes it's a need) to ensure that you can raise a decent bankroll to make it long term, otherwise, you'll keep refiling it as you'll only be upset easily.
Could be, or could be not. depending on your bankroll management, but in most cases, bettors increase their stake when their bankroll increase as well due to consistent winning.


Time management is important, if we have a lot of time, we can gamble more, and if we are making money in gambling like making a living from it, then you can consider it as your job so you'll make it your priority. What's important is "never allow yourself to get addicted"....

I believe it's a fair amount already doing around 5%-10% of your salary putting that in gambling is probably something that you could already afford to lose, and going to be easy to recover from that actually.

This for sure wasn't going to be a good move for sure, putting all of your money in one bet is going to be a huge risk, and could easily lose on this kind of bet. I dont agree of doing it at all because there will be no chance to recover if you lose that one bet.

Not necessarily needed to be the same amount every bet, I dont really agree with it, in my gambling strategy I usually do small bets after winning a huge bets, so putting the same amount in my opinion is not a good idea.

I do bet more than once a day for sure as long as I still on the budget, I for sure going to set the limit of my loss, kinda like stop loss if I already loss that amount of money then I kinda force to stop betting.

Dont agree with it for sure, It is the worst thing that you could do for sure, constantly putting it at risk is not going to be a good idea, and most of the time you're going to lose a huge amount of money on it, and could easily lose your focus, get frustrated, it was really going to be stressful for you etc. if you keep doing it every day.

First, the gambling of 5%-10% of our monthly earnings is subjective, even though it's reasonable, it is not such that can be done by many as it is too gross to believe that a certain percentage of your monthly earnings "must" go into gambling. This looks compulsive and it's so outrageous as far as I am concerned. It all depends on how we earn our living, the commitment we have at that time of earning and our affinity to risk in gambling. This is why it could be so odd for some people to use that percentage of their money to gamble but would rather have a better plan/style towards it than be so proportionate as you take it. I take myself as an example, I just deposit into my gambling account depending on my random plan according to the money I can spare from gambling at that time. It has nothing to do with the percentage of earnings but a certain amount I randomise that will not hurt me if I lose. Mine looks like a plan to me, a plan that is not compulsive.

However, regarding your query;

1. Agreed! This is a very good point and it differentiates gamblers who are calculative and budgetary from the opposite ones. Our money management is crucial in gambling.

2. I'm indifferent about this. It all depends on the plan of the gamblers and it must not necessarily mean equal parts. Although I do the equal parts most, but at times, I bet based on my instincts and the chance of winning and losing. For this, I may decrease the risk or increase it a bit.

3. Disagreed! It still depends on the plan and budget of the gambler. I might want to play casino for fun and plan to risk $20 to be betted 20 times. This means that I will be risking just $1 per bet which makes your point not accurate. Betting all your money at once could be risky and boring.

4. I'm indifferent here as well. I bet on purpose, and if there are purposes and good reasons for me to bet consistently daily, why not? I shouldn't be scared of betting once I have reasonable games to bet on.

Yes, it is true that everyone has their own strategy or way of gambling and if what you mean is that some ways actually lead them to bad possibilities then I would say that they are typical gamblers who have the wrong mindset on gambling such as gambling with the aim of earning which ultimately leads to bad effects which actually I am sure that they do not want the bad effects to happen to them but the problem is that they are unable to resist the temptations that exist in gambling so that they gamble with intentions and goals that are not recommended.

One of the reasons why gambling has a negative viewpoint in the eyes of society in general is because it is all the result of the gamblers who treat gambling in the wrong way that causes bad effects to occur which in turn society claims that gambling is a bad activity. Gambling is a game of "chance" which means that everything there is nothing more than a chance and not a certainty, and this is why we are prohibited from chasing something that has already been lost because what is feared is that it is very possible that what happens is that you experience more losses, I think the bad effects experienced by gamblers who are already addicted should be an example and a lesson for us so that we do not have the same fate.

There is an aspect of gambling where the role of individual behavior and responsible decision-making shapes perceptions of the activity within society. Gambling itself is a game of chance, but it's the way in which people approach and engage with it that determines its impact. The negative effects are observed within society, it can contribute to a negative perception of gambling as a whole. Not all people who gamble experience these negative consequences, many engage in the activity responsibly and for recreational purposes.

Responsible gambling practices can help mitigate the risks associated with gambling and promote healthier outcomes for individuals and communities. The experiences of gamblers who have faced addiction and its associated challenges can serve as valuable lessons for others that implies the importance of understanding the risks involved and exercising caution when engaging in gambling activities.

Perhaps you have heard of the idea that "a thousand good things can be covered by one bad thing" which means that even though there are still some gamblers who treat gambling without crossing the line and always treat gambling according to their abilities which we usually call responsible gamblers, but still in the end, society can have a bad perspective on gambling activities due to the actions of one addicted gambler who treats gambling in the wrong way which triggers many bad effects on his life.

As you said, gambling can have a worse impact on a person when they are on the wrong path or in the sense of treating gambling in a way that is not recommended which ultimately destroys their own life. The other thing is that yes responsible gambling practices can indeed keep a person safe and secure in the sense that it is a little bit avoided from the bad possibilities of gambling but unfortunately I don't think many people are able to do it which is even the opposite which is where more gamblers come with the wrong goals due to misunderstanding what gambling is actually about which ultimately makes them stuck in the downturn.

Sometimes though, when you are desperate and have lost so much money and your decision making is  obscured or unclear, I might go this route and really go YOLO.


I think majority will disagree with this, it will go against the basic law of gambling, you have to risk big to win big.


This is subjective, for me, I bet more than once a day.


I might agree with this specially if you are in a losing streak. Maybe it's time to take a break first. At least to interrupt the chain of unlucky events. And reset yourself and maybe you can comeback strong.

It's good to follow a general rule that can help you to avoid over gambling and struggling with addiction as addiction is a very serious problem in gambling, it can make you not to enjoy gambling but still you can't stop as you'll have to satisfy your urge to gamble. Wasting money gambling when you could have use that money to do something that would had improved your life is a feelings that no individual should be facing and this is the reason we have to watch how we're gambling.

You can bet more than one time a day but don't start a habit of gambling everyday, if you keep betting everyday your body will get use to the dopamine that it gets from gambling and your body will want to get that everytime which will be the reason why you'll get addicted to gambling. Instead of betting everyday, plan yourself to be gambling on specific days of the week so you don't find yourself over gambling.

1. Agree. Betting all money is risky. Spread bets to increase chance of winning
2. Agree. Consistency in betting amount helps to manage bankroll effectively.
3. Disagree. While limiting betting can help manage habits, it may not be practical for all bettors. Betting on different outcome within the day can help spread risk and you can take advantage of favorable odds.
4. Agree. Taking a break is important. Set limits and days for betting.

Well, I believe it depends on the individual and their current situation. If a bettor is particularly disciplined, it may be acceptable to wager the same amount on each bet. However, for the majority of individuals, I believe it is preferable to adjust your wager size based on your chances of winning.

The third statement is rather ambiguous because it is dependent on how frequently someone bets and how much money they risk. For someone betting a lot of money, once a day may be too frequent. However, for someone betting a tiny amount of money, once a day may not be an issue. Finally, I don't believe it's vital to avoid betting every day. So long as it is OK to gamble on a regular basis as long as someone stays within their budget and does not become addicted. The main thing is to stick to your budget and not allow gambling take over your life.

I agree with several statements ranging from the first to the fourth point that you conveyed above and in my opinion all of these actions apply to all types of gambling, regardless of where you gamble, whether it is in the type of pure luck betting or the type of sports betting because obviously the name of gambling activities is still always about uncertainty regarding the results at the end of the session even though yes I understand that in the type of sports betting you can use your skills and knowledge to increase the chances of winning but still all of that is still in the idea of "possibility" which means there are still other things that are still possible, namely losing.

So the point is that no matter where you bet, the possibility of losing can never be avoided entirely because whatever the type of gambling is, in the end you will always be in two possibilities, namely between winning or losing, and yes like some of the points you said that lead to being a responsible gambler by not risking all the money on one bet, betting the same amount of money on each bet, not betting more than once a day or meaning limit your betting activity along with limiting your gambling allocation budget, all of this leads to precautions to minimize unwanted possibilities.

Maybe number 4.
Here's what i think from each of them:

1: It depends what all your money is? Because i am thinking you meant "all your budgeted money", as that is everyone's personal choice, but betting all your existing money ever, not only with one bet would be insane and irresponsible handling of money.
2: This i don't get. What would be the reasoning behind this? You don't affect the outcome by betting same amount.
3: This i don't get either, but people are welcome to set themselves limits that benefit them or help them from making huge mistakes or getting addicted.
4: I need to take brake from things in my life, and that holds true with basically everything i do. As i need times to relax, focus on other things, reflect, and think.

Doing same things daily without any breaks, especially when we are supposed to enjoy them, can make those things mundane and boiring.

You maybe forgot the most important one which is "Never bet using money you may afford to lose whatever the amount is". I consider these to be the most important statements of all, which, although they have recently been invented and used extensively in trading, but this confirms their essence even more, because trading or investing in crypto can also be considered a form of gambling, given that you can never guess a movement. Price, and therefore the trader will bet on a specific currency, anticipating that its price will rise. Timing is also very important because it is also not possible to accurately predict when this might happen. There are certainly differences between them, but they can be classified under the category of gambling.


There is another rule whose importance I would like to stress: "Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins".

From some of the precautions suggested above I would agree with your opinion that we should not ignore or even forget other precautions that are no less important which as you said it is "never bet with the amount you cannot afford to lose", this is the most important point in gambling because there are so many irresponsible gamblers who do not have the ability to accept the fact of losing which in turn makes them experience emotions and instead put the amount they cannot afford to lose.

Usually this kind of action is mostly done by beginners, especially those who come because they are too tempted by the name of winning opportunities so they put large amounts because they are too confident and hope for victory, even though gambling is full of uncertainties that can make you feel disappointed at the end of the session when everything does not go according to what you expected. Another thing is that I agree with you that trading or investing can also work like gambling because there is a slight element of similarity in that we cannot fully predict price movements which means that there is always a possibility of risk that can occur at any time when your prediction misses and gambling as well as trading is an activity that involves money and also an activity that cannot be accurately predicted regarding the results of its victory so of course this is the reason why we are more advised to only put the amount of budget that we can be responsible for.

I agree. It makes no sense to put all your money in a single bet, because if you lose, you will have to quit immediately without playing for a considerable length of time, what means it won't be fun for you to gamble. There is a big difference between losing X amount of money after playing for an entire hour and losing X amount of money in few seconds...

Disagree on that one. It's interesting to apply strategies to the game which consist in changing the bet size from times to times. It can be helpful in order to hit a nice win and end the day in profit.

I disagree on this one as well. If you have spare time to gamble more than once a day, I see no reason why you shouldn't do this, unless you are already developing an addictive behavior to gambling games. Therefore, it will really depend on the reality faced by each gambler to conclude if they should gamble just once a day or more.

Well, this is a good advice. You don't work everyday and don't do the same things everyday, so it should also apply to gambling. It's important to have a diversified routine where you do different activities on each day of the week.

I don't think there is a general rule for gambling but there are just some things that require basic sense. For instance, "don't bet all your money on one bet" is like putting your eggs in one basket, betting all your Bankroll on a single bet when you can split the money in multiple bets so that when you lose one bet, you can still hope on the remaining ones.

Betting the same amount on every bet makes sense but I think as long as it's the money you can afford to lose, if you can bet $1k and wouldn't feel shake it's okay and if you can still bet $50 dollar, it doesn't matter. Your aim of betting is to win unless you want to be greedy in gambling.

The last two depend on what gamblers like, because you gamble everyday doesn't mean you would make substantial amount of money and also doesn't mean you have to win everyday. This equally depend on how good you are and how good you are with predictions. Some people gamble everyday because they have less time to gamble.