How much is enough for you in a day gambling

[Die_empty]

I don't gamble outside of my weekly budget, but if I'm lucky, I might try a little. However, I allocate 10% of my monthly income to gambling and allocate 25% of that 10% four weeks a month.
However, I never overexcite myself beyond my monthly budget, especially since I took a bet once as an experiment and although I initially won, in the end I lost more than I won. I have since learned that it is too tempting to expect to win more than twice in a row in gambling. Anything overly tempting and overly emotional in gambling will not bring positive results. That is why I do not expect to win more than twice a day in gambling.

Your plan is similar to mine but my allocation for the month for gambling is less than 10%. Immediately my budget for the month is exusted my gambling will be paused until I receive next month's income. Using more than my budget due to emotions or loss chasing will bring hardship to me and my family, so I avoid such actions. . Immediately I win a good sum, my profit will be withdrawn while I might continue gambling with the capital

[coolcoinz]

I budget 1% of my weekly income on gambling.

I do a similar thing, with a small difference that I don't even play on regular basis. I usually bet money that I consider dust. For instance if I want to wash my car, I'll have to spend around $5 at the car wash. A paid parking spot will cost me $1 per hour. Coffee is at least $2 at a cheap place. As you can see something like $10 is not really money that means something. It's money you throw away while walking and driving every day, so I can easily bet that much.

How much is enough? I'm completely satisfied with doubling the bet. It depends on what I bet though, because I won't walk away after betting $5 at a poker table and winning because people fold. Sometimes you stay longer because you play for fun. That said, If I came in with $20 and bet $5 a few times, eventually doubling that $20, I'd probably call it a day. $40 can buy you a good meal for 2 When you double your money go chill instead of wasting the rest of the day playing.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

This is individually subjective, for me if can win my first games of the day i call it a day, regardless the amount in winning and depending on the amount of my stake on the bet that i win, for some obvious reasons i discovered that if i gamble for a bit too much after my first winning i tend to get carried away and end up losing everything in the end.

This happens to us all which is why being protective of our victory is far more important than the victory itself. To protect your victory, you can develop a strategy that helps you to save knowing that at times you can't defeat the feeling of wanting to increase your wager because you have previously won.

Having a specific amount to determine if you're okay for the day isn't going to work therefore what we need is a percentage to determine if we're still going to continue gambling or take a pause for the day. The percentage should be dependant on what works best for you and not to follow any other persons plans or suggestions.

A 5% profit for the day is okay than when you want to make over 50% because you're just going to end up losing your money as that's not always possible. The days you make more is great but don't make it a target that you have to make overzealous amounts aways.

[Abbatty]

I don’t think there is a specific amount to be used for gambling, or a certain percentage of your income for gambling but it always advised that you gamble with what you can afford to lose. If you can afford to lose 5% of your income then that the amount that is advisable for you to gamble with. We have all seen people who don’t discipline about gambling and we end up seeing them losing so much in gambling and we this you can easily turn to an addict.

[Odusko]

I gambling, we will always want more than enough, because of the human nature and our insatiable demands for something, we can crave more than anything until we have more and more beyond limit, i don't think there is any amount of money being too much for us in gambling, because people will always desire together more and to win more in gambling, but as some of us may have it, we don't really get the required expectations when it comes to wining in gambling, because we cant afford to have the casinos being grounded by our winnings.

No amount of money is too much for us but this doesn't mean that we shouldn't be satisfied with whatever we can get from it. Gambling can be very damaging to people who are very greedy. Even if there's a chance of making more money after winning it's best that you walk away with the little profit that you won. Continuing is a big risk especially when you don't use a few percentage of the profit that you made

Gambler have different expectations and for that each person will expect a return in proportion to their own want and ability or capacity in the long run, what that means is that, player A may be ok with a $50 winning, while player B who is a high wagerer may expect much more than that amount, this is the reason we can't really point to an exact amount that we feel is ok to take home as gamblers.

[kawetsriyanto]

On my end, enough for me is the extra money that I can allocate for my gambling session. Because if you won't use your extra funds, you  will surely have some problem one way or another. So enough is quite subjective as it depends on the financial capability of the gambler for a certain given time.

It is good if you only use your extra money, means you never use the money for daily needs. Sure, the amount of the extra money can be different among the gamblers, it depends on the financial capability of the individual. As far as we assume we have no problem to lose the money, it means it is safe to use the extra money. 

The ops just made a conclusion and want the discussion to only be focused on the daily winning, sure he will be very aware that not ever days are winning days in gambling and for that, we must agree that we have loses as much as we also have winning a d if you should scale the two you discovered that loses daily accumulate more than the winning combine so this topic is such a narrow one.

I can understand a bit his point. However, I'm not sure there will be certain daily win. It is possible that we never win in a single day. You probably ever experienced that someday we have a very bad luck, so there is no attempt to result in a win.

I don’t think there is a specific amount to be used for gambling, or a certain percentage of your income for gambling but it always advised that you gamble with what you can afford to lose. If you can afford to lose 5% of your income then that the amount that is advisable for you to gamble with.

Exactly, there is no an exact amount of money to use for gambling. Each individual has a different financial capability. So, it is impossible to generalize it. Sure, each gambler may have a different perspective about the safe percentage of income to use in gambling. There is also the people who assume 5% too big to spend in gambling.

[Lannakosa]

Well we all know that we need risk management for gambling. But how much winning is enough for you in a day by gambling. Today I was playing live casino and I thought of let's have an experiment - Today I will overcome my limit/boundaries. Usually I don't bet too much, always get an exit after winning and stop for that day. So I though let's push it and see how far I can go. I was in good position almost 2x winning of my Deposits but at some moment I was increasing my bets which was not ideal for me in normal ocassion.

Eventually after killing some time I came to zeero, well I've no regrets of losing it. Cause I was prepared for this.

So my question is - How much winning is enough for you in a day. You're answer should be based on your capital not on your multiplier. Also how much is it for losing?

I can make one bet, sometimes two, I don't play casino games because I'm unlucky there. I don't have to worry about limiting my time for gambling because I frankly don't have much of it. Everyday life, family concerns take up a lot of time and only in the evening can I relax a little and take time for myself. I choose the bet before the match starts and place it when I see the team lineups for the game, if I lose, I don't place any more bets, I wait for the matches on another day.

[Ricardo11]

Well we all know that we need risk management for gambling. But how much winning is enough for you in a day by gambling. Today I was playing live casino and I thought of let's have an experiment - Today I will overcome my limit/boundaries. Usually I don't bet too much, always get an exit after winning and stop for that day. So I though let's push it and see how far I can go. I was in good position almost 2x winning of my Deposits but at some moment I was increasing my bets which was not ideal for me in normal ocassion.

Eventually after killing some time I came to zeero, well I've no regrets of losing it. Cause I was prepared for this.

So my question is - How much winning is enough for you in a day. You're answer should be based on your capital not on your multiplier. Also how much is it for losing?

I can make one bet, sometimes two, I don't play casino games because I'm unlucky there. I don't have to worry about limiting my time for gambling because I frankly don't have much of it. Everyday life, family concerns take up a lot of time and only in the evening can I relax a little and take time for myself. I choose the bet before the match starts and place it when I see the team lineups for the game, if I lose, I don't place any more bets, I wait for the matches on another day.

This is responsible gambling, where you keep gambling as just a part of entertainment and do not give it too much importance, and that is how the gambling mentality should be.
But many gamblers keep gambling as an important part of their life, that is, they will not miss gambling in any way, it is a part of their life, which is definitely a wrong mentality.
It should be remembered that if you give excessive importance to gambling, it will take away control of your life, that is, then you will not be able to control gambling, but gambling will control you.
And this kind of activity makes the gambler deeply addicted to gambling and it leads the gambler to a deep negative situation.
So it should be taken very lightly, so that you can get out of gambling immediately when you have time or when you lose, trying to recover the loss will only make the situation worse.

[bubilas]

The amount that will be spent on gambling depends on the mood, if the gambler has not previously decided specifically how much he can spend as a percentage of his income, or in absolute numbers, for example, $20 per gambling session.
In order to determine how much money you can spend on gambling per month, it is best to find out your income: average and your average expenses, while taking into account all sorts of force majeure situations. And then you can see how much extra money is generated per month.

[Agbamoni]

Your plan is similar to mine but my allocation for the month for gambling is less than 10%. Immediately my budget for the month is exhausted my gambling will be paused until I receive next month's income. Using more than my budget due to emotions or loss chasing will bring hardship to me and my family, so I avoid such actions. . Immediately I win a good sum, my profit will be withdrawn while I might continue gambling with the capital

When we are using percentage to calculate how much we spend on gambling. We have to consider the income too. Your 1% might be bigger than my 10% or even 50% based on my income monthly and vice versa. So whenever we are talking bout percentage we do not know how much another user is referring to and how much he spends monthly on gambling.

[Yablee0]

I don’t think there is a specific amount to be used for gambling, or a certain percentage of your income for gambling but it always advised that you gamble with what you can afford to lose. If you can afford to lose 5% of your income then that the amount that is advisable for you to gamble with. We have all seen people who don’t discipline about gambling and we end up seeing them losing so much in gambling and we this you can easily turn to an addict.

That's were your hole problems lies as a gambler because it seems you don't have a specific direction or target while gambling.  In gambling once you can't figure out your limit or boundaries you become a slave to it.

Many people today became addicted to gambling because they kept chasing their lost recklessly without  knowing the implications and how harmful it could be. However any gambler that doesn't know when to call it a day, and allows emotions to be cloud his sense of reasoning, is actually not been fair to his own self because the aftereffects can be too disastrous on him.

[TopT3ns]

The amount that will be spent on gambling depends on the mood, if the gambler has not previously decided specifically how much he can spend as a percentage of his income, or in absolute numbers, for example, $20 per gambling session.
In order to determine how much money you can spend on gambling per month, it is best to find out your income: average and your average expenses, while taking into account all sorts of force majeure situations. And then you can see how much extra money is generated per month.

In the context of gambling limits, I believe it is much smarter to calculate rather than give way to your mood. It is true that working out your average income and expenditure will provide you with an accurate image of the amount of money you can afford to lose, and not regret it. I believe so, we will prevent the risk of spending the amount of money that we use to live each day in gambling. The gambling activity should only be seen as an extra action, and not a mandatory one as it allows us to be relaxed even when the money is lost at the gambling table.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I don't see myself having a bankroll of $100 and wagering higher than $5 per bet.

I agree with you , for me the best option is to bet less than 5 USD or accumulate by not playing for days to have a little more money to risk , as long as things are done Under Absolute Responsibility and I do not go overboard later if I Lose , betting more than 5 USD is a very good Option for a gaming session.

[AmoreJaz]

The amount that will be spent on gambling depends on the mood, if the gambler has not previously decided specifically how much he can spend as a percentage of his income, or in absolute numbers, for example, $20 per gambling session.
In order to determine how much money you can spend on gambling per month, it is best to find out your income: average and your average expenses, while taking into account all sorts of force majeure situations. And then you can see how much extra money is generated per month.

In the context of gambling limits, I believe it is much smarter to calculate rather than give way to your mood. It is true that working out your average income and expenditure will provide you with an accurate image of the amount of money you can afford to lose, and not regret it. I believe so, we will prevent the risk of spending the amount of money that we use to live each day in gambling. The gambling activity should only be seen as an extra action, and not a mandatory one as it allows us to be relaxed even when the money is lost at the gambling table.

I would say, before you sit down and start the ball rolling, you should already know how much you can spend for that session. Meaning, you should only play if you have extra funds, if not, better pause and think that this day is not for you to gamble. Otherwise, you may resort to borrowing money from others just to play on that session, which is not a very smart idea to do so. Thus, the amount varies from person to person as they have their own financial capabilities. And enough for me in short is when I already depleted my extra funds that I allotted. So that signals me to call it a day and leave.

[bakasabo]

I have a habit to measure money spend on entertainment or trifles in meals. A good meal cost about 10-15 EUR, for <10 EUR you can get your stomach full, but it wont be a something special and delicious. I think I saw someone also use this method. I can allow to lose in gambling or on something I dont need an amount equal cost of 1 meal a day. I would replace lunch with coffee, while having a good breakfast and dinner after. Same is with winning. I would not stop if I havent won an amount of money that would cost me to buy a meal. After that amount is achieved, I probably would leave and go buy something delicious.

[Jaycoinz]

I don't see myself having a bankroll of $100 and wagering higher than $5 per bet.

I agree with you , for me the best option is to bet less than 5 USD or accumulate by not playing for days to have a little more money to risk , as long as things are done Under Absolute Responsibility and I do not go overboard later if I Lose , betting more than 5 USD is a very good Option for a gaming session.

This actually ranges differently in many players as some gamblers will gamble more than even 50$ with the same bankroll with the intentions that something gonna turn up for them and most time i say this they do this because of the past replication of sucess that they might have gotten in terms of playing in that casino but the actual thing is that they forget that gambming is an everyday even that ine gets to win on multiple occasions as sometimes it gets a different turn out and losing will be the era of the day.

[Bright0515]

I don't see myself having a bankroll of $100 and wagering higher than $5 per bet.

I agree with you , for me the best option is to bet less than 5 USD or accumulate by not playing for days to have a little more money to risk , as long as things are done Under Absolute Responsibility and I do not go overboard later if I Lose , betting more than 5 USD is a very good Option for a gaming session.

If I have enough money I will risk huge amount so long that I can afford to risk it. $5 might be too small to gamble with for some one that have a lot of money but to other gamblers, it's a huge amount of money. If I have $100 and will only risk 10% on to gamble but I will keep on staking with $1 per bet and if I lose all the money then I stop for the day. People might say that 10% yo gamble is huge but that depends on the total money you have. If I have $1000, I will only have with 5% instead of 10 because with that 5% I can stake up to 20× if I want to.

[letteredhub]

I don’t think there is a specific amount to be used for gambling, or a certain percentage of your income for gambling but it always advised that you gamble with what you can afford to lose. If you can afford to lose 5% of your income then that the amount that is advisable for you to gamble with. We have all seen people who don’t discipline about gambling and we end up seeing them losing so much in gambling and we this you can easily turn to an addict.

Our income level differs making it that what percentage X would like to use as his daily limit for gambling could be reckoned to be too much for YZ due to his income size. I think everyone should just adhere to what they can afford to lose and get their neck stuck to it even when they feel tempted to go above it. I prefer using between 3-5 % of my weekly income to gamble but there are days that at my first session and I hit a win I just stop for the day, make use of my win without having to play further in hopes for more lucky which can be deceiving.