How much is enough for you in a day gambling

[Reid]

If I get x5 of my capital then I think I am done. Most of the time I only deposit $20 so if I could somehow make it to $100 then I will withdraw the $80 and just leave the $20 again. It will be used for more sports betting especially the ones that I have knowledge with.
UFC, Boxing, and basketball. I don't really bet high so it will take time before that happen. What's more important is I enjoy placing bet while watching the game.

[Somto9Light]

In a few days, I'll try an experiment I've never done before. I usually make my bets and never exceed my limit.
The experiment: I'd like to deposit double my usual amount into my account and see how long it takes me to win or lose (while still playing regularly and not overdoing it).
I know that 99% of the time, I'll lose my bets. At least I'll know how long it will take me to lose them.

The important thing is that it's an experiment and that the amount you invest is an amount you can afford to lose. Experimenting is fine, but overdoing it always leads to an uncomfortable situation.

Yeah, in a situation like this is always advised to go with an amount you know you can easily do away with. Not just going with an amount you know you will regret of losing maybe after making series of prediction/ bet and it happens that you're unlucky to win any of them, At this point you can start feeling kinda Way.

If you made a weekly or monthly budget you have been very smart and responsible, keep sticking to it

Yeah, making a weekly/ monthly budget is indeed a nice and smart way to approach gamble this way you will know when to stop and Walk away to continue the next day so that you won't exceed your gambling budget for the week.

[Oshio-man]

When it comes to gambling, I don't think we can have it enough, both to fun and to win a bet, things cannot be the same as for us over time in gambling, the more we are playing the more interesting it becomes for us to have more time in playing and having fun in it, while if the opportunity for winning also comes, we can't still afford to having it enough than to keep coming.

We can have the one that will be manageable for us to gamble for fun, there are some gambler with $10 daily budget and is enough for them to gamble to be satisfied while there are some who can't manage $10 to gamble daily because they will take gambling as investment to make quick funds, when you maintain your daily budget on gambling and you don't allow any challenge to make you change your mind to increase your daily budget at the point of losing in gambling, you will like gambling like the way you like your investment that is bring you income because you have the experience not to chase your losses than to focus on the presence prediction.

[TheUltraElite]

Since dollar is expensive in my country losing 10$ worth of bitcoin is a good day for me or having spent more than 1 hour is enough. I would advice everyone to follow a schedule as per their own requirements and not break that. If they can limit the hours and the total amount spent, they will be able to control their gambling habits.

Nobody likes losing, but the casino games are built with your losses being in front because of the math. Hence play these games with no expectations of winning back the money.

[MArsland]

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?

The amount of winnings considered sufficient (per day) depends on the initial capital I deposit. Like it or not, I have a calculation for example if I deposit $10 and manage to turn it into $30-$50, it means it's time to withdraw. Personally I set these limits so that I can gamble more sensibly.  But I won't deny that there are certain moments when the winnings haven't reached the target but I have to make a withdrawal to end the game.

[programmer3666]

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?

The amount of winnings considered sufficient (per day) depends on the initial capital I deposit. Like it or not, I have a calculation for example if I deposit $10 and manage to turn it into $30-$50, it means it's time to withdraw. Personally I set these limits so that I can gamble more sensibly.  But I won't deny that there are certain moments when the winnings haven't reached the target but I have to make a withdrawal to end the game.

I think this is where discipline kind of separates winners from constant losers!!! having a clear stop point both for profit and for losses makes gambling less stressful at the end!!! me i look at it like this, if i double or even just get 50% of my initial deposit then that is enough for the day. same way i set a loss limit so i don’t end up chasing endlessly. but at the end of it all, it is not about how much you can win in one session but how consistent you are over time. so truly walking away when you are ahead is harder than it sounds, but that is the only way to actually win in gambling.

[Y3shot]

If I get x5 of my capital then I think I am done. Most of the time I only deposit $20 so if I could somehow make it to $100 then I will withdraw the $80 and just leave the $20 again. It will be used for more sports betting especially the ones that I have knowledge with.
UFC, Boxing, and basketball. I don't really bet high so it will take time before that happen. What's more important is I enjoy placing bet while watching the game.

It just sounds as if it is very easy to achieve the amount of profit in every game. I would love to know what the next step is if you are not able to achieve this amount of profit: do you stop, or do you continue until you end up winning this amount of profit? One thing to know in gambling is that it is unpredictable and profit is not guaranteed.

The most important thing is to set a limit that you can afford to lose, and if you are unable to make a profit, the best course of action is to pause for the moment and come back later. Trying to set an amount of profit that one wants in gambling can be a trap because you might be tempted to recover losses when there are expectations of profit.

[Promocodeudo]

If I get x5 of my capital then I think I am done. Most of the time I only deposit $20 so if I could somehow make it to $100 then I will withdraw the $80 and just leave the $20 again. It will be used for more sports betting especially the ones that I have knowledge with.
UFC, Boxing, and basketball. I don't really bet high so it will take time before that happen. What's more important is I enjoy placing bet while watching the game.

So you mean that if you eventually win the amount you mentioned you'll be able to rest for the day and may be resume the next day right, I won't doubt this but hope you know that winning comes with some kind of excitement which might lead we gamblers to gamble more, if you can manage this situation that fine but I understand that it is very difficult to manage, it takes high level of descipline and self control to win such amount in a day without wanting to go for more, is not as if the amount you mentioned is big nah nah but I mean being able to make x5 of the amount you deposited and where it came becomes a problem is the the amount you said you will leave there, that may even push you to gamble again which might likely result to loss, although it depends on your level of descipline, people do this too, if you can actually keep to this as you said, I think you won't have any problems in gambling.

[junder]

I think that he is now driven not by the thirst for the game, but by the desire to win back, but the worst thing about this is that he cannot stop, and if he is ready to play with his last money, then this is an indicator that he is not able to comply with risk management and does not understand how everything works in gambling. These are like safety rules that must be followed, and if this is not done, then this will inevitably lead to the loss of money, and maybe even worse consequences if he one day decides to play with borrowed money.

Most likely like that and I think that indeed the streak where he wants to win back leads to aggressive gambling or else it is lust, we know that gambling with unstable emotions will only make things worse, so it is not strange that what happened to my friend was that his business was declining and sometimes even not open for days and I myself concluded that it happened because the money generated from his business might be used up gambling. Another case he informed me because he was happy to get a loan, but what I did was prevent him because this could make things even more complicated, besides the loan he got was with an online intermediary and required him to transfer a certain amount of money, I just anticipated that he would not be deceived. So I prevented it.

[laijsica]

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?

The amount of winnings considered sufficient (per day) depends on the initial capital I deposit. Like it or not, I have a calculation for example if I deposit $10 and manage to turn it into $30-$50, it means it's time to withdraw. Personally I set these limits so that I can gamble more sensibly.  But I won't deny that there are certain moments when the winnings haven't reached the target but I have to make a withdrawal to end the game.

I think this is where discipline kind of separates winners from constant losers!!! having a clear stop point both for profit and for losses makes gambling less stressful at the end!!! me i look at it like this, if i double or even just get 50% of my initial deposit then that is enough for the day. same way i set a loss limit so i don’t end up chasing endlessly. but at the end of it all, it is not about how much you can win in one session but how consistent you are over time. so truly walking away when you are ahead is harder than it sounds, but that is the only way to actually win in gambling.

Your strategy for maintaining discipline is better. You are happy with 50% of your deposit at the end of the day but I took my satisfaction level even lower. I once strategically thought that 20% to 30% would be enough for me and I stopped playing on that day. At that time I was playing only two to three days a week and my goal was even lower. These strategies helped me to be patient but most of the time. Gradually I kept losing instead of winning. The problem of constant chasing in gambling comes when you do not play with discipline. As a result, you tend to continue playing for an extra time, regardless of whether you win or lose. The right consideration in gambling is to limit yourself by allocating time and money.

[Nightwatchmare]

When i am gambling, i don't usually have any particular amount in mind that i want to win, i just place my bet with the teams i think will possibly win their matches and any odds i accumulate with the teams, i will input the amount i want to play the game with and place my bet. And even if i win a bet, i don't normally stop gambling for that day because it is when i win a bet that i normally get my predictions right, but before i will continue gambling, i usually withdraw 80% of my winnings should in case i later lose all my bets that day, i will have what to hold onto.

[Etranger]

This is exactly what the gambling industry counts on. It gives the player incredible emotions that a person in the modern world may not have the opportunity to experience, since their life is quite boring and monotonous. And they find an outlet in gambling, which becomes for them a source of those feelings that are otherwise practically inaccessible to them.

I was exactly that kind of person more than 10 years ago. I saw my happiness only in gambling. I was not interested in anything else. I spent whole days in a physical casino, which had its own unique atmosphere. Perhaps that is what hooked me so much. I liked being among people like me. Do I regret that it all ended badly? Yes, but I had a great time.

I think if you perceive that time as amazing, there's a high probability of returning to that way of life. But you're no longer that person for some reason, which means not everything suited you and something made you quit. I think that's the main danger of gambling: the player really misses those sensations and possibilities they experienced back then.