Would You Be Happy Earning 10% of Your Bankroll monthly?

[Sanitough]

Of course, 10% per month to your bankroll is a very large income. Translated into annual income, it is more than 120%, taking into account the compound interest.

The most interesting part here is if the profit is compounding, reinvesting the gains from the previous month  your money would grow by +213.8%.

That 10% monthly gain might not look that impressive on paper at first, but anyone who understands the power of compounding knows that it leads to massive profits over time.
But the real question is: is it realistic to expect 10% profit every month? I don’t think so. Even pro bettors or traders have losing months.

Consistency is hard, and while compounding sounds great, the assumption of steady returns is the tricky part TBH.

[Smartprofit]

Of course, 10% per month to your bankroll is a very large income.

Have you ever stopped to think that there are people who have $100 bankrolls?

Translated into annual income, it is more than 120%, taking into account the compound interest.

I don't see why compound interest should be applied here. People who are stabilised at a level withdraw what is in excess of their bankroll. People who move up levels reinvest the winnings in the bankroll but when they move up levels the percentage is halved.

If you have a large enough bankroll, for example, comparable to your annual income, then this is a very good profit.

Hardly anyone has such a large bankroll. That would be a typical case of a regular winner who is on the edge of going pro.

I think that even with a bankroll of $100, increasing it by 10% per month is a very difficult task. It does not matter whether your bankroll is $100 or $100,000. It also does not matter at all whether the player spends the profit on current expenses or reinvests it. In the long run, it is very difficult to have such a return on gambling on a consistent basis. Of course, according to the mathematical theory of probability, the probability of such an event is not zero. And, most likely, there are players who show such results. However, the probability of such an event is still very small. Therefore, in my opinion, a player should not initially count on such results. Luck is great, you need to believe in luck, but, in my opinion, you should not build your life plans relying only on your luck.

[EluguHcman]

Of course, 10% per month to your bankroll is a very large income. Translated into annual income, it is more than 120%, taking into account the compound interest.

The most interesting part here is if the profit is compounding, reinvesting the gains from the previous month  your money would grow by +213.8%.

That 10% monthly gain might not look that impressive on paper at first, but anyone who understands the power of compounding knows that it leads to massive profits over time.
But the real question is: is it realistic to expect 10% profit every month? I don’t think so. Even pro bettors or traders have losing months.

Consistency is hard, and while compounding sounds great, the assumption of steady returns is the tricky part TBH.

10% on regular monthly profits without a breach in the interests flow sounds good if we have to ignore compounding but capital has to be huge enough to be impressed with the monthly income but applying compounding strategies when we tend to maximize the percentage to give us double interest rate can be more impressive but also the risks are maximized while the long term success can be questionable that on what guarantee is it that we can actualize such an interruptible winning in monthly basis multiply by 12 (1 year)?

In between there is a solid barrier that might stand against this long term success which is either starts from the unsatisfactory of the simple interest down to the compound interests and yet, winning is still doubted to be consistent on the long run.

[Strongkored]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

10% of the capital is good in gambling.
But compound is not a good thing to do in gambling, I would not do that, because you can lose control in one game session and lose everything, unless you only play sports betting where every decision takes time to process until finally deciding which betting option.
If this month you can get 10% of the capital next month, it is not certain that you can repeat it, so compound is not something that players should do.

[leonair]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Profit in gambling is not stable so there is a high possibility of loss along with profit. Even if you make 10% profit in a month, you can lose 100% in one go. So I will not be happy with such profit if I gamble for income, at this time I will expect minimum profit of 10% per day. But when I gamble just for fun then I will not care about profit and loss. Even if I lose at that time I will still be happy. For me gambling is like that. gambling is not a way to income for me.

[Digifann1]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

10% of the capital is good in gambling.
But compound is not a good thing to do in gambling, I would not do that, because you can lose control in one game session and lose everything, unless you only play sports betting where every decision takes time to process until finally deciding which betting option.
If this month you can get 10% of the capital next month, it is not certain that you can repeat it, so compound is not something that players should do.

You don't understand what is compounding and your whole post is wrong. You absolutely should compound. Compounding your bankroll lowers your chance of going bust. What you should not do is compound your bet size, that is something very different. If your bets are currently 0.1% of your bankroll, then when you increase the bankroll it should stay the same or it should even decrease accordingly. Having a bigger bankroll increases your chance of winning better money and decreases the chance of bankruptcy.

[Dunamisx]

Maybe some of us do not know that the main reason behind why we see some people gambling is for them to be able to have a winning opportunity so that they can earn as a result form gambling, that is why we have been having addicted gamblers, and those that have been chasing after the loss as they are gambling, because they cant afford to bear the loss and think that is the only survival means for them.

[rachael9385]

This really depends on your bankroll, which is why not everyone can think like an expert,  we can’t all be happy with just a 10% profit on a monthly basis.

If you’re a gambler who only gambles $100 per month because that’s what you can afford to lose, and let’s say you win 10%, that’s only $10. Most of us see that as too small, because what we really want is to turn that $100 into 5x or 10x in a short period of time. One month already feels too long to wait for that kind of return.

You are right, for a gambler to be comfortable with having 10 percent of his bankroll monthly means that his bankroll must be very large because one tenth is really going to give you much Profit if you are not using a substantial amount of money. But that problem here is the risks involved, using a large amount of money to chase little profits doesn't mean that they are guaranteed, that type of risk isn't worth taking

[Oluwa-btc]

That's simply impressive and interesting, although it might look small to some people but it's not something to so much rely on and Especially if your payroll is usually small.Some people would actually has it considered a loss too.

[Mahanton]

Of course, 10% per month to your bankroll is a very large income.

Have you ever stopped to think that there are people who have $100 bankrolls?

Translated into annual income, it is more than 120%, taking into account the compound interest.

I don't see why compound interest should be applied here. People who are stabilised at a level withdraw what is in excess of their bankroll. People who move up levels reinvest the winnings in the bankroll but when they move up levels the percentage is halved.

If you have a large enough bankroll, for example, comparable to your annual income, then this is a very good profit.

Hardly anyone has such a large bankroll. That would be a typical case of a regular winner who is on the edge of going pro.

I think that even with a bankroll of $100, increasing it by 10% per month is a very difficult task. It does not matter whether your bankroll is $100 or $100,000. It also does not matter at all whether the player spends the profit on current expenses or reinvests it. In the long run, it is very difficult to have such a return on gambling on a consistent basis. Of course, according to the mathematical theory of probability, the probability of such an event is not zero. And, most likely, there are players who show such results. However, the probability of such an event is still very small. Therefore, in my opinion, a player should not initially count on such results. Luck is great, you need to believe in luck, but, in my opinion, you should not build your life plans relying only on your luck.

There's no such thing about being easy, specially if we do speak about dealing with gambling on which trying out to sustain a certain percentage on every month on which this is always been that so unsure. Everything or anything that involves luck factor then its not something that you can be able to have some fix mindset on achieving it out on which this is impossible. Now that we are talking about being happy on 10% on bankroll monthly then who wont be  that happy on what one? Imagine on having that $100k capital then you do have that 10k per month or even having that 1k then you do havethat $100 per month on which it isnt bad at all. The only issue on here is that would you be able to sustain it? No you wont, specially that we are talking about gambling or betting on which it doesnt assure everything and thats why its impossible that you can fix up some rules about trying out to maintain it out. There are those situations that you do become that optimistic just because you have been able to hit up some previous win on which you've been that believing that you can do it without any issues but once that reality slap into your face then this is where you do made out some realizations that it was never been that easy.  On the time that you have decided on doing gambling then it make it sure that you wont be setting out any targets on trying out to hit up some profit amount because with this then you would be that finding yourself that becoming that too desperate on which we know that this would be that very bad when it comes into this aspect. We do know that on the time or moment that you do become that impulsive then it will be bringing out that kind of problem on which it will be resulting into those financial hardship. We are the ones will be trying out to make ourselves that realize that not how gambling works and it all matters about on having that fun and entertainment but not on the sense that you can be able to have that chances for you to have that better winning amount. Gamblers will be always that losers at the end and this is something that needs up to be realized so that you wont be finding yourself that being impulsive. Who wont be happy at 10%? Its just that cant be possible into this aspect not unless if you are lucky all the time but this one is impossible. Right?

[Nwada001]

In my country, bank deposit rates are currently around 20-21%. What does this give to businesses? Naturally, the opportunity to make money. Why build and produce something when you can put money on deposit and wait for profit? Therefore, 10% per month is a completely decent scenario. This is 120% per annum, which no one will ever offer. For me, this is some kind of fantasy. I would not only be happy, but also jump like crazy with such happiness.

That's an impressive amount that your country bank is giving. Here the reward system is nothing to write about; it's just like the banks are milking their customers. There's nothing too serious to get from depositing; it's better off to use your money for any other form of business that can offer you such a higher reward, which even if it's to risk it in gambling, some people will go for it just to avoid the charges that some banks in my locality will charge you instead of giving interest for savings.

[Lida93]

For who wouldn't be happy earning a 10% of their total bankroll even after losing it all to the house at the end of the month.

But here's the other side of keeping tabs on wanting to earn that 10%. It only makes the gambler want to gamble more which means spending more on gambling. And if this gets to happen, don't you all think it could lead to some compulsive gambling habit just so that you can earn some good % at the end of the month even when you lose.

[Digifann1]

For who wouldn't be happy earning a 10% of their total bankroll even after losing it all to the house at the end of the month.

That doesn't sound correct. We are talking about winning against the house, not losing at the end of the month. To make 10% monthly means that you are winning.

But here's the other side of keeping tabs on wanting to earn that 10%. It only makes the gambler want to gamble more which means spending more on gambling. And if this gets to happen, don't you all think it could lead to some compulsive gambling habit just so that you can earn some good % at the end of the month even when you lose.

Any kind of consistent gambling leads to compulsive gambling that is the main issue. Mix it up with emotions, winning and losing and it is much worse.

[Zigabel]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

If I can get a strategy that can get me 10% on my bankroll consistently,  I will definitely stick to it, knowing that at that point I just need a good starting capital  and 10% on that capital I will be good because that will be a whole lot, the only reason some may not see this as okay is mostly because of greed, thinking that 10% is going too small and this happens because their capital is small such that the 10% of it doesn't look significant enough for them to see as enough to stick with.

Even investors out there will give their all for 10% monthly,  especially when we are talking about certain capitals that are huge amounts,  so that's is a good return if you are not greedy and has got a good capital.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Even investors out there will give their all for 10% monthly,  especially when we are talking about certain capitals that are huge amounts,  so that's is a good return if you are not greedy and has got a good capital.

If it is a very good business, things when they are about a 10% monthly income are not bad, many would be very happy, I Personally would say that there are many things to review, among them how much is being risked in terms of %, if I bet less than 3% each month and I get 10% it is the business model that everyone wants, but it depends on the risk to take, more in the game where if you bet you are willing to lose, if you lose more than 10% in the game it is not good , you have to see well how to do it to see it profitable or not.

[Distinctin]

Who wouldn’t be happy if that said 10% profit will happen regularly, but I don’t see it possible with gambling. You can expect that from your successful investment maybe but definitely not from gambling. What’s more possible is that you can gain 10% this month and probably lose the next month, and then vice versa, or it could be consistent losses in the long run, which is highly possible when gambling.

Profits bring happiness to gamblers, unfortunately not all gamblers experience profits when they are gambling, but it’s more on losses after losses.

[mirakal]

Of course, 10% per month to your bankroll is a very large income. Translated into annual income, it is more than 120%, taking into account the compound interest.

The most interesting part here is if the profit is compounding, reinvesting the gains from the previous month  your money would grow by +213.8%.

That 10% monthly gain might not look that impressive on paper at first, but anyone who understands the power of compounding knows that it leads to massive profits over time.
But the real question is: is it realistic to expect 10% profit every month? I don’t think so. Even pro bettors or traders have losing months.

Consistency is hard, and while compounding sounds great, the assumption of steady returns is the tricky part TBH.

What’s hard in gambling is that it’s only seldom we can be in profits, the rest are losing days, maybe that’s actually the nature of gambling and it’s created by putting the edge always on the house itself, not on the players or users. While leaving us on a consistent losses.

10% is actually quite an impressive gains especially if the profits being compounded, but there’s no way the casinos will allow it since that will make their business fall apart.