Weekly/monthly financial statements, which do you prefer?

[Fesatmas]

Too transparent from the casino side? Yes, this makes sense, but when choosing this option, the player is not obliged to indicate who owns the addresses where the reports will be sent. Perhaps for greater reliability, the wife or other relatives will have to set up separate mailboxes to receive this information.
But these are all small technical details, what do you think of such an option as a whole?

In my opinion, overall I think that such an option can give us more attention where calculating the total gambling expenses is still too lazy for us to detail one by one and evaluate it at the end. because it's outside the activity of gambling. But if given a notification via email message of course we get a kind of relief in calculating the total expenditure. Then another point where we can also learn to compare each month, whether there is a difference that refers to profit or vice versa.
So that little by little we feel helped to learn financial management gambling on a regular basis. Because in our condition, the economy is still very minimal, it becomes a very necessary thing.

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[jrrsparkles]

When you spend money constantly in bits, it is normal that you may not be able to keep track of the amount you have spent on something say gambling or alcohol. If a financial record or something like a register is shown to you having the total amount you've spent on a habit, you may be surprised the total amount you see.

As a way to keep track, would you like to receive regular, maybe weekly or monthly financial statements highlighting wins and losses from a gambling site?

Can you share your thoughts please?

Monthly statement will be the best over weekly statements because most of them receive their salary every month so making the budget for gambling will be helpful for them for that they can use their monthly statement but anyone really have the habit of tracking their profits in the particular time frame apart from the constant gamblers? I just want to know that am I in all time profit or loss over monthly.

[maju69]

Since casinos are not giving any weekly or monthly summary of player's statements, I think it is the player's responsibility to take care of his financials. You can always check your deposit or withdrawal history in their site. So basically, you know how much you are spending here. So if you want to take care of your own business when it comes to gambling, you will be the one summarizing your expenses when it comes to this activity.

Well maybe, but commonly we have certain gambling history in that platform so we can check them. , that is why it becomes the gamblers' responsibility in order to make ourselves able to manage what we have, what we are going to spend, what we have spent, and what we have got from it.
Maybe it is not easy enough because sometimes, we are too enjoyable in playing and forgetting to check and note those at all. However, if it has become our routine activity, we can really do that.

Managing gambling from day to day will be very difficult, but every month we should be able to make a very detailed list of gambling expenses, even if you don't have a gambling history. But because now it is different from conventional gambling, there is no need to worry if we do not record it because it is already listed in the transaction history.

[carlfebz2]

Since casinos are not giving any weekly or monthly summary of player's statements, I think it is the player's responsibility to take care of his financials. You can always check your deposit or withdrawal history in their site. So basically, you know how much you are spending here. So if you want to take care of your own business when it comes to gambling, you will be the one summarizing your expenses when it comes to this activity.

Well maybe, but commonly we have certain gambling history in that platform so we can check them. , that is why it becomes the gamblers' responsibility in order to make ourselves able to manage what we have, what we are going to spend, what we have spent, and what we have got from it.
Maybe it is not easy enough because sometimes, we are too enjoyable in playing and forgetting to check and note those at all. However, if it has become our routine activity, we can really do that.

Managing gambling from day to day will be very difficult, but every month we should be able to make a very detailed list of gambling expenses, even if you don't have a gambling history. But because now it is different from conventional gambling, there is no need to worry if we do not record it because it is already listed in the transaction history.

Always been listed on transaction history this is why i dont see that it would really be just needed for someone to seek of for such information if its already available or can really be seen already.
People does have different behavior when it comes to their spending in gambling.Some would really be playing on daily basis and some would be playing weekly or few days in a month
which it wouldnt matter as long those transaction of  deposits and withdrawals could really be seen which i could really say that each gambling site could really give off such information
without needing those financial statements or whatsoever.

[KTChampions]

Too transparent from the casino side? Yes, this makes sense, but when choosing this option, the player is not obliged to indicate who owns the addresses where the reports will be sent. Perhaps for greater reliability, the wife or other relatives will have to set up separate mailboxes to receive this information.
But these are all small technical details, what do you think of such an option as a whole?

In my opinion, overall I think that such an option can give us more attention where calculating the total gambling expenses is still too lazy for us to detail one by one and evaluate it at the end. because it's outside the activity of gambling. But if given a notification via email message of course we get a kind of relief in calculating the total expenditure. Then another point where we can also learn to compare each month, whether there is a difference that refers to profit or vice versa.
So that little by little we feel helped to learn financial management gambling on a regular basis. Because in our condition, the economy is still very minimal, it becomes a very necessary thing.

Sure. The final figures force us to look at the validity of such entertainment more seriously. And it seems to me that a gambler, knowing that at the end of the month a gambling report will be reviewed by a close relative, will play more responsibly. In the end, we are more liberated alone with ourselves, and when our spending on entertainment is not private, we are more serious even if the spouse does not have much control over our expenses.

[Fesatmas]

Sure. The final figures force us to look at the validity of such entertainment more seriously. And it seems to me that a gambler, knowing that at the end of the month a gambling report will be reviewed by a close relative, will play more responsibly. In the end, we are more liberated alone with ourselves, and when our spending on entertainment is not private, we are more serious even if the spouse does not have much control over our expenses.

Because we want to be good gamblers and always be organized in order to be able to distinguish between gamblers who carelessly gamble without calculating and which gamblers really gamble with all calculations. At least we try to minimize the losses that are not counted. Maybe the ways and methods suggested in this thread will be very useful for us in the future. Sharing feedback is wonderful, maybe sharing Slots leaks will be very effective. 

[ShowOff]

OP, I really don't have a habit of calculating how much I've lost and won in gambling and I probably wouldn't. I've done it before and put it on record as an effort when I tried the strategy, but I think it's all in vain because I have no intention of quitting. It might be good if the goal is to gain control over gambling, but that's not the only way in my opinion. I really didn't think that I would really need that record right now.

[maju69]

Always been listed on transaction history this is why i dont see that it would really be just needed for someone to seek of for such information if its already available or can really be seen already.
People does have different behavior when it comes to their spending in gambling.Some would really be playing on daily basis and some would be playing weekly or few days in a month
which it wouldnt matter as long those transaction of  deposits and withdrawals could really be seen which i could really say that each gambling site could really give off such information
without needing those financial statements or whatsoever.

Even with an uncertain gambling schedule, we will indeed get a transaction history, Maybe they want to get some kind of more detailed report where they no longer need to calculate how much loss and some amount of income.
But I agree with you, because I am not a person who is too routine in entering gambling, depending on how the conditions are when I get more tips money, then I will set it aside for gambling.

[imstillthebest]

OP, I really don't have a habit of calculating how much I've lost and won in gambling and I probably wouldn't. I've done it before and put it on record as an effort when I tried the strategy, but I think it's all in vain because I have no intention of quitting. It might be good if the goal is to gain control over gambling, but that's not the only way in my opinion. I really didn't think that I would really need that record right now.

its us not us thats going to calculate but it was the casino that we are playing is gonna give us reports of our spendings but you wont still be needing them if your a gambler that dont care with the money you deposit but to some ,
reports like this can be life changing and they can gamble more if they saw that their spendings is less than expected or will stop if their spending is above in their limits .

[Oilacris]

OP, I really don't have a habit of calculating how much I've lost and won in gambling and I probably wouldn't. I've done it before and put it on record as an effort when I tried the strategy, but I think it's all in vain because I have no intention of quitting. It might be good if the goal is to gain control over gambling, but that's not the only way in my opinion. I really didn't think that I would really need that record right now.

its us not us thats going to calculate but it was the casino that we are playing is gonna give us reports of our spendings but you wont still be needing them if your a gambler that dont care with the money you deposit but to some ,
reports like this can be life changing and they can gamble more if they saw that their spendings is less than expected or will stop if their spending is above in their limits .

If you do mind about spending would be an issue then you shouldnt play gambling on the first place if we are really serious on tracking our finances.

If its intended for gambling then we shouldnt really count that up as long you have allocated for entertainment then you are really ready to lose those funds and wont really be needing any financial statements or whatsoever.

Dont mind about spending if you do gamble because if you do then you arent ready to lose those funds.

[ShowOff]

its us not us thats going to calculate but it was the casino that we are playing is gonna give us reports of our spendings but you wont still be needing them if your a gambler that dont care with the money you deposit but to some ,
reports like this can be life changing and they can gamble more if they saw that their spendings is less than expected or will stop if their spending is above in their limits .

I know what you really mean, but personally I don't really care about the exact amount I've spent. You know, fun basically doesn't cost money but if you want to get it in gambling then that's when fun get expensive. As I've said, tracking expenses has become unimportant to me because gambling isn't just about making money, it's about wanting to have fun in it.

[Fesatmas]

OP, I really don't have a habit of calculating how much I've lost and won in gambling and I probably wouldn't. I've done it before and put it on record as an effort when I tried the strategy, but I think it's all in vain because I have no intention of quitting. It might be good if the goal is to gain control over gambling, but that's not the only way in my opinion. I really didn't think that I would really need that record right now.

its us not us thats going to calculate but it was the casino that we are playing is gonna give us reports of our spendings but you wont still be needing them if your a gambler that dont care with the money you deposit but to some ,
reports like this can be life changing and they can gamble more if they saw that their spendings is less than expected or will stop if their spending is above in their limits .

Is it possible to control? Even then some people can control gambling, even gambling cannot be controlled. We just have to play with a cool mind, haste, and don't pay attention to the balance of expenses so as not to realize that it is the biggest mistake in gambling.
Casinos can provide reports of transaction history, and it's your job as a gambler to check it often every week, or every month.

[FatFork]

OP, I really don't have a habit of calculating how much I've lost and won in gambling and I probably wouldn't. I've done it before and put it on record as an effort when I tried the strategy, but I think it's all in vain because I have no intention of quitting. It might be good if the goal is to gain control over gambling, but that's not the only way in my opinion. I really didn't think that I would really need that record right now.

The same is true for me. I also don't keep track of my wins and losses, but I suspect I lose quite a bit when I gamble. The fact that I lose so often just shows how much I enjoy gambling.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy winning too, it's just that it happens less frequently than the first.

[maju69]

OP, I really don't have a habit of calculating how much I've lost and won in gambling and I probably wouldn't. I've done it before and put it on record as an effort when I tried the strategy, but I think it's all in vain because I have no intention of quitting. It might be good if the goal is to gain control over gambling, but that's not the only way in my opinion. I really didn't think that I would really need that record right now.

The same is true for me. I also don't keep track of my wins and losses, but I suspect I lose quite a bit when I gamble. The fact that I lose so often just shows how much I enjoy gambling.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy winning too, it's just that it happens less frequently than the first.

You just need to enjoy it, even though you feel like you often lose, it doesn't mean you have to give up gambling. Bet as much as possible, little or big, win or lose, we must continue to enjoy it with a feeling of satisfaction. If you lose today, think maybe tomorrow you will win, if you still lose, keep playing. While gambling can find entertainment, why not?

[kawetsriyanto]

Guys, there is no term of an ideal number of your regular funds in gambling. For those people who prefer to track their funds weekly or monthly, is a good idea. While for some people who don't care about the number of their funds to use, is also no problem. Actually, it is an individual choice. However, if you think you are afraid to play excessively if no limit on your gambling funds, you are better to track your funds monthly at least. I also didn't track my fund allocation for gambling every time. Tracking it monthly, I think is more than enough.

[Xinarae*]

There is no set time for gambling weekly monthly financial earnings gamblers can benefit financially by gambling at any time if they have a good knowledge of gambling. It is usually up to the individual to decide which weekly and monthly financial statements to choose if you gamble well then there is no need for weekly and monthly to make money from different sites every day. It is very important to have the mentality and real ability to be in a strong position like setting the rules Therefore, it is expected that policy makers will not take risks like gambling without thinking ahead in future planning.

[traderethereum]

For me it works in weekly financial statements I always limit my fund in gambling, every week if I have some wins I add it to my weekly fund for example my total weekly budget is $500 and I win $200 so a total of $700 in next week I only add $300 to make it $1000 but if I lose then it's the opposite the maximum is $500 per week. So for me I do prefer weekly financial statements rather than monthly.

Winning $200 is included in a big win and not many gamblers can win that amount.
Most the gamblers win less than $100 and they still try to win more money but some of them are breaking their rule of limiting their money.
$500 will be bigger for other gamblers because many of us play with a small amount and do not expect to win much money.
Having weekly financial statements will make it easy to check how much money we already use to gamble and know if that money is big or needs to reduce.

[maju69]

There is no set time for gambling weekly monthly financial earnings gamblers can benefit financially by gambling at any time if they have a good knowledge of gambling. It is usually up to the individual to decide which weekly and monthly financial statements to choose if you gamble well then there is no need for weekly and monthly to make money from different sites every day. It is very important to have the mentality and real ability to be in a strong position like setting the rules Therefore, it is expected that policy makers will not take risks like gambling without thinking ahead in future planning.

Where there are no rules in the gambling schedule, it's just that if you can have time to avoid waste. Determining the time to gamble once a week, or once a month, depending on him makes his gambling scheme much more controllable.

[Fesatmas]

For me it works in weekly financial statements I always limit my fund in gambling, every week if I have some wins I add it to my weekly fund for example my total weekly budget is $500 and I win $200 so a total of $700 in next week I only add $300 to make it $1000 but if I lose then it's the opposite the maximum is $500 per week. So for me I do prefer weekly financial statements rather than monthly.

Winning $200 is included in a big win and not many gamblers can win that amount.
Most the gamblers win less than $100 and they still try to win more money but some of them are breaking their rule of limiting their money.
$500 will be bigger for other gamblers because many of us play with a small amount and do not expect to win much money.
Having weekly financial statements will make it easy to check how much money we already use to gamble and know if that money is big or needs to reduce.

obviously very big for us to win $200 is the money I get every month. But if with gambling then we still consider it small, is it possible that what is at stake is more than that? In fact we only bet under $50 for each bet. And even then with regular management, we avoid waste, because basically gambling is very draining of money if you can't control it properly. If you don't have time to make a financial report, that's no problem, because you can see it in the transaction history.

[traderethereum]

For me it works in weekly financial statements I always limit my fund in gambling, every week if I have some wins I add it to my weekly fund for example my total weekly budget is $500 and I win $200 so a total of $700 in next week I only add $300 to make it $1000 but if I lose then it's the opposite the maximum is $500 per week. So for me I do prefer weekly financial statements rather than monthly.

Winning $200 is included in a big win and not many gamblers can win that amount.
Most the gamblers win less than $100 and they still try to win more money but some of them are breaking their rule of limiting their money.
$500 will be bigger for other gamblers because many of us play with a small amount and do not expect to win much money.
Having weekly financial statements will make it easy to check how much money we already use to gamble and know if that money is big or needs to reduce.

obviously very big for us to win $200 is the money I get every month. But if with gambling then we still consider it small, is it possible that what is at stake is more than that? In fact we only bet under $50 for each bet. And even then with regular management, we avoid waste, because basically gambling is very draining of money if you can't control it properly. If you don't have time to make a financial report, that's no problem, because you can see it in the transaction history.

Yes, the stake will be more than that winning amount because it is difficult to win big money with a small stake.
But I am sure some people can win big by using a small amount, only for the lucky person.
Betting under $50 still does not give us a big chance to win big money unless we have luck but if your income is more than $400, using $50 will not be too big but maybe your bet amount should be lower than $30.
If you can collect data for how much money you use to gamble, maybe you will shock to see the amount will be more than $50.