It sounds like the gambling you're talking about is a form of entertainment. So it should come out of the amount of money you have left after you take out cost of living, by which I mean bills, rent/mortgage and all other liabilities that take precedence over leisure.
I wouldn't worry so much about a specific %, just ensure you don't piss away money that's needed to live comfortably.

0.8% actually


It's really the opposite. These type of bets are made thousands of times every day, not for this amount of course, but for 100x this amount if you counted up all those bets.
What exactly would they investigate? It's an NFL game, the most unlikely of all games to be rigged.

https://888starz.bet/

A sub-site of 1xbet and a real scumbag of a bookie.

I place a lot of valuebets, of which there are always plenty at this book, because they have no clue on how to set the odds.
After 60 odd bets they were onto me and decided to give me odds way below the normal offer.



The image shows an example of the odds on offer when you go to the site, and then the odds after I login lolz.

No problems, this is pretty standard for crappy books like this outfit. They don't want serious bettors for clientele.

The scummy part is that they wont let me withdraw my deposit because I haven't turned it over once. So they don't want me as a customer, but they do want me to complete the turnover at the criminal odds on offer. Absolutely atrocious.
Customer support is awful as well. you never get any answer to any sort of question, just retarded copy-paste responses that don't address anything you ask about.

This couldn't be further from the truth.
You will never get a straight answer from a site's support if you ask anything in relation to account restrictions. At best they'll refer to their T and C's and sometimes they'll copy past a bunch of crap from those T and C's.