As a gambler do you have a potential winning amount limit?

[komisariatku]

My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

I don't have a winning target when playing gambling, I don't target a certain number such as having to win $100, $200, or $300. I use my feelings, if I feel like I've been playing for a long time and I'm starting to lose often then I will withdraw my money and come back tomorrow or next week. As long as I still think logically then it will be fine. But when greed come, it often has bad consequences

[maydna]

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It is true that we as players can have a limit to spend money in a casino, it is the ideal, that of a player who has a lot of money, since his age is to make more, so in retrospect I would be thinking that it would be excellent for each player to agree To your ability, you must manage expenses and what you are willing to play in each game session, that is, if the player wants to spend 7 days a week playing at least a little, then you have to establish the money you can spend. per day without affecting your life what you can lose in the casino, of course not everything is losing, it could be that you have a stroke of luck and win a lot of money, in fact that option has happened a lot, but you really have to have It takes a lot of luck to be able to achieve it, there are people who play only a little in the casino and achieve their goals and objectives very quickly and retire, others when they have a very bad streak the best thing they can do is leave the game or the gaming session until there and come back another day, it's the best, it's what I recommend, some players stop playing for a week, 2, 3 weeks, you have to be careful with that and control it so they can have a better result.

We, as good players and with experience, must know that the best thing we can do is have self-control and risk management of our money, as long as we keep money, we are well in the game, when we run out of money, the fun ends, So these types of things are what we have to take into consideration, there are many people who live under myths, who think that going to a casino can double or triple their money, and well they have the opportunity to do so, but they have to count on Best of luck, generally a person doesn't have so much luck like that, but rather some moments of luck, so it's best to know that to start gambling you have to consider what you are going to experience before what you are going to do. win.

However, it will be difficult for someone to achieve their winning target in gambling because we know that achieving victory is difficult, especially if we have a winning target that must be achieved. That could be twice the trouble we can get in gambling. However, some gamblers still try to achieve their winning targets despite knowing it is difficult. It does take a lot of luck to get or achieve the winning target we want, but we don't need to try hard because gambling will not give us that opportunity easily. We can only try enough; in the meantime, we might experience losses if we are too persistent in achieving the winning target.

Yes, we only have to pay attention to self-control and risk management so we don't gamble excessively. Even though we have a winning target that we want to achieve, we will know when we have difficulty achieving it, we will not continue trying and will choose to stop gambling. People will find it difficult to win, so the winning target will also be difficult to achieve. We can only hope and continue to hope, while if we cannot control ourselves, we will only run out of money without being able to win.

[Solosanz]

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

You need to be careful because it's a sign to be a gambling addict if you deposit more money and you angry after you lose all of your money. Try to learn if gambling isn't for making money, if you think 15% of your income is big for you, you can reduce it to 5% or lower. In case you lose, it will not hurt you.

Remember, curing a gambling addict is really hard, prevention is better.

[madnessteat]

~ My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?

First and foremost, I come to casinos to satisfy my need for excitement. If I was interested in money I would invest that money and enjoy the interest on the deposit. There is no way to predict how my gaming session will end, but I always try to finish the game at the moment when my deposit is higher than the starting deposit. If I can not win, then by and large I do not care so much whether I lose all the money I put in the casino or withdraw some of it for the next game session.

[wxa7115]

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

You need to be careful because it's a sign to be a gambling addict if you deposit more money and you angry after you lose all of your money. Try to learn if gambling isn't for making money, if you think 15% of your income is big for you, you can reduce it to 5% or lower. In case you lose, it will not hurt you.

Remember, curing a gambling addict is really hard, prevention is better.

Correct, depositing more money on your casino wallet after you have lost demonstrates a behavior that is impulsive and myopic, and while I can understand if someone got mad because they lost their money after an unlikely series of events, depositing more money and lose it is not the solution to that loss.

What we need to do is to take some time to think about what happened, sometimes all what we need are a few minutes to calm down and simply accept that what is lost is lost and there is no way to recover it.

[noormcs5]

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

You need to be careful because it's a sign to be a gambling addict if you deposit more money and you angry after you lose all of your money. Try to learn if gambling isn't for making money, if you think 15% of your income is big for you, you can reduce it to 5% or lower. In case you lose, it will not hurt you.

Remember, curing a gambling addict is really hard, prevention is better.

Correct, depositing more money on your casino wallet after you have lost demonstrates a behavior that is impulsive and myopic, and while I can understand if someone got mad because they lost their money after an unlikely series of events, depositing more money and lose it is not the solution to that loss.

What we need to do is to take some time to think about what happened, sometimes all what we need are a few minutes to calm down and simply accept that what is lost is lost and there is no way to recover it.

This is called revenge gambling where a gambler get emotional on his loss and he injects more money to gamble again with a hope to recover his loss.

In most cases, gamblers loses more money when they play to recover the loses. Lost money in gambling is usually not recoverable. Don't know why gambler's don't realise this and think that they can only make money through gambling.

[cloudfir3e]

My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?

I don't have a winning target when playing gambling, I don't target a certain number such as having to win $100, $200, or $300. I use my feelings, if I feel like I've been playing for a long time and I'm starting to lose often then I will withdraw my money and come back tomorrow or next week. As long as I still think logically then it will be fine. But when greed come, it often has bad consequences

Gambling cannot be targeted if winning is just a matter of luck, but sometimes when conditions are not good, you often lose because you are emotional when you do it. However, if you are in good condition and play casually, you won't lose much because you can control your expenses and emotions, so when you gamble, it's better when you are in good condition, rather than when there is a problem, it will cause you to suffer a lot of loss.

[rahmad2nd]

unfortunately many gamblers ignore this most important understanding like luck is always a very important thing in gambling because basically gambling is just for fun and if you get a big win its just like luck and often gamblers ignore something very important because they are defeated by their own emotions and failed to control himself after his emotions took over his mind. so its good if we always have a plan about how much budget to bet and what amount of loss is considered unlucky and after that, quit for a moment to bet or plan what the maximum winning limit is so that we do not have greedy thoughts. in this scenario it not mean having a target winning limit but just planning a winning limit that when we do not reach that limit there is no need to chase it and if we have reached the winning limit it would be better to consistently quit gambling and enjoy the win.

If we can think carefully and have a clear plan when we want to gamble, that's good. Unfortunately, not many people can control their emotions and themselves when they engage in gambling activities and it is not easy to set or plan losing limits. This depends on a person's character and attitude and also their level of education and many other factors.
In my opinion, most gamblers or people who gamble for the first time want to try their luck, so from the start they don't get used to making careful plans to limit themselves and their losses. Therefore, most gamblers are often not used to careful planning for their gambling activities.

First, the question is, what are we talking about in this gambling. whether a type of game based on luck, or gambling that involves insight, experience, even knowledge. If so, we can think carefully and make a clear plan when we want to gamble. For me there are two scenarios in this discussion, if what I play is a slot game. I don't have a plan or concept when I want to have fun with it, but if the betting is football or sports, I will think carefully and create a clear scenario when I want to gamble.

for example, I will bet on a parlay option, or a single bet. and for sure, there will be scenarios that I have to do first before placing a bet. I mean, to minimize losses, there are several things I have to do. in short, conduct research and analysis. different from other games such as slots, because this game is based purely on luck, I will only play as I am ready to lose. because in the scenario, the probability of winning that I have is lower than the loss that I will receive.

Regarding emotions, this depends on each gambler. It could also be, as you said, that this is related to the character and attitude of each gambler. Well, at first we also did the same thing as you said in the last point. The first time we gamble, we are interested in trying our luck without thinking about the concept or planning something. but gradually, there are those who learn from their experiences and there are many who don't care. The point is, in gambling there are two possibilities, if we don't win it means we lose. The problem is whether we stop it or continue.

[Jody.Drummer]

unfortunately many gamblers ignore this most important understanding like luck is always a very important thing in gambling because basically gambling is just for fun and if you get a big win its just like luck and often gamblers ignore something very important because they are defeated by their own emotions and failed to control himself after his emotions took over his mind. so its good if we always have a plan about how much budget to bet and what amount of loss is considered unlucky and after that, quit for a moment to bet or plan what the maximum winning limit is so that we do not have greedy thoughts. in this scenario it not mean having a target winning limit but just planning a winning limit that when we do not reach that limit there is no need to chase it and if we have reached the winning limit it would be better to consistently quit gambling and enjoy the win.

If we can think carefully and have a clear plan when we want to gamble, that's good. Unfortunately, not many people can control their emotions and themselves when they engage in gambling activities and it is not easy to set or plan losing limits. This depends on a person's character and attitude and also their level of education and many other factors.
In my opinion, most gamblers or people who gamble for the first time want to try their luck, so from the start they don't get used to making careful plans to limit themselves and their losses. Therefore, most gamblers are often not used to careful planning for their gambling activities.

First, the question is, what are we talking about in this gambling. whether a type of game based on luck, or gambling that involves insight, experience, even knowledge. If so, we can think carefully and make a clear plan when we want to gamble. For me there are two scenarios in this discussion, if what I play is a slot game. I don't have a plan or concept when I want to have fun with it, but if the betting is football or sports, I will think carefully and create a clear scenario when I want to gamble.

Well yes it should be like that, before we play or gamble we should do research first talk to ourselves, do we understand what gambling is and also of course along with the benefits and risks. If your intention is to make a profit by multiplying the capital you bring, I think it's better for you to avoid gambling because it will only make your money disappear just like that, and also obviously I will say like you said, gambling is just a real type of game based on luck, nothing more than that so don't overdo it. Honestly, I don't even see any insight there, it's just a game for your leisure time. Well that's right, so with us knowing that it's just about luck alone you should also go only with the aim of having fun, the various strategies that you bring will have no effect at all there because it's just a matter of how lucky you are, and yes it's true unless it's sports gambling that we can slightly increase the chances of winning by doing some analysis of the development of the club we choose. Honestly, I quite agree with you.

[freedomgo]

My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

I don't have a winning target when playing gambling, I don't target a certain number such as having to win $100, $200, or $300. I use my feelings, if I feel like I've been playing for a long time and I'm starting to lose often then I will withdraw my money and come back tomorrow or next week. As long as I still think logically then it will be fine. But when greed come, it often has bad consequences

I understand you because we are just human beings living in this messy world where we need to survive every single day, we both know that it's not a realistic move because you ended with nothing but losses but I think, somehow, it's understandable as you're just trying to gamble to have more than your supposed budget. The thing is, we should just learn from our mistakes so that these situations will be avoided in the near future. I mean, at first, it's a mistake but doing it again is already a choice.

[len01]

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If we can think carefully and have a clear plan when we want to gamble, that's good. Unfortunately, not many people can control their emotions and themselves when they engage in gambling activities and it is not easy to set or plan losing limits. This depends on a person's character and attitude and also their level of education and many other factors.
In my opinion, most gamblers or people who gamble for the first time want to try their luck, so from the start they don't get used to making careful plans to limit themselves and their losses. Therefore, most gamblers are often not used to careful planning for their gambling activities.

as @rahmad2nd has said, all of this involves knowledge and of course experience which can provide a very wise mindset as I explained before because for reckless gamblers this scenario will be meaningless because they only think about gambling and winning without thinking about limits losses must be managed before placing a bet and many have become addicted because they ignore limits like this. and for me there is nothing difficult as long as someone has the desire to live a healthy life, I mean keep gambling but do not lose too much money and dont chase wins that exceed the limits that have been determined and the rest has been explained by several people here.

the existence of this thread is to make us all remember that in gambling there is nothing big that we can get and if we want to be healthy gamblers we have to understand that and set limits on our bets, that is the key.

[LesterD]

My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

I don't have a winning target when playing gambling, I don't target a certain number such as having to win $100, $200, or $300. I use my feelings, if I feel like I've been playing for a long time and I'm starting to lose often then I will withdraw my money and come back tomorrow or next week. As long as I still think logically then it will be fine. But when greed come, it often has bad consequences

I understand you because we are just human beings living in this messy world where we need to survive every single day, we both know that it's not a realistic move because you ended with nothing but losses but I think, somehow, it's understandable as you're just trying to gamble to have more than your supposed budget. The thing is, we should just learn from our mistakes so that these situations will be avoided in the near future. I mean, at first, it's a mistake but doing it again is already a choice.

That's right, what he needs is to learn from his own mistakes and self-control. Whatever he do if he can't control himself from chasing his losses, this mistake will happen again and again. Instead of spending a little money from his income, every money he owns will lose. Most gamblers happen to do this mistake without notice which is easy to say, but it is really hard thing to do.

[Jody.Drummer]

I understand you because we are just human beings living in this messy world where we need to survive every single day, we both know that it's not a realistic move because you ended with nothing but losses but I think, somehow, it's understandable as you're just trying to gamble to have more than your supposed budget. The thing is, we should just learn from our mistakes so that these situations will be avoided in the near future. I mean, at first, it's a mistake but doing it again is already a choice.

That's right, what he needs is to learn from his own mistakes and self-control. Whatever he do if he can't control himself from chasing his losses, this mistake will happen again and again. Instead of spending a little money from his income, every money he owns will lose. Most gamblers happen to do this mistake without notice which is easy to say, but it is really hard thing to do.

Well what you say is right my friend, but the main problem is that they always put too much ambition there, like for example they lost and they will try again thinking "hopefully now win to replace yesterday's defeat", they always have assumptions like that but they do it not only once, even every time they gamble and the cycle will continue to fight. Well that's right, I think indeed they should take a short break and think about what exactly is happening to them, doing research is not bad because they also know what is best for them, quitting completely? it's impossible for someone who is already addicted, but yes if they don't want to lose too much there the only way as you said is to increase self-control and limits there.

Honestly I understand they find it difficult not to gamble, but there are other ways that can be done to ease the burden, you can reduce your budget when you want to gamble, lower the nominal bet and increase the rest time is very good. Rather than you continue to be there chasing victory, I'm sure you must be tired of all that and you can try the method as I said above, hopefully you succeed and be consistent.

[piebeyb]

I understand you because we are just human beings living in this messy world where we need to survive every single day, we both know that it's not a realistic move because you ended with nothing but losses but I think, somehow, it's understandable as you're just trying to gamble to have more than your supposed budget. The thing is, we should just learn from our mistakes so that these situations will be avoided in the near future. I mean, at first, it's a mistake but doing it again is already a choice.

But it's not by gambling that we can make money to survive because there are still other ways to make money to survive in this chaotic world. The point is, never rely on winnings from gambling, it will give zero results, the dealer will never lose. So playing wisely is the right solution. Limiting your gambling budget is also very important, but don't limit your winning numbers, it's not really good.

Gambling should only be for fun and not use it as a source of income, every loss we experience should be used as experience so that we can learn to be more responsible in playing gambling, one more thing is always to use a healthy mindset when gambling so as not to target winning, at least we can know when we can stop gambling and withdraw money. 

[nara1892]

I understand you because we are just human beings living in this messy world where we need to survive every single day, we both know that it's not a realistic move because you ended with nothing but losses but I think, somehow, it's understandable as you're just trying to gamble to have more than your supposed budget. The thing is, we should just learn from our mistakes so that these situations will be avoided in the near future. I mean, at first, it's a mistake but doing it again is already a choice.

But it's not by gambling that we can make money to survive because there are still other ways to make money to survive in this chaotic world. The point is, never rely on winnings from gambling, it will give zero results, the dealer will never lose. So playing wisely is the right solution. Limiting your gambling budget is also very important, but don't limit your winning numbers, it's not really good.

Gambling should only be for fun and not use it as a source of income, every loss we experience should be used as experience so that we can learn to be more responsible in playing gambling, one more thing is always to use a healthy mindset when gambling so as not to target winning, at least we can know when we can stop gambling and withdraw money. 

Well that's right, everything has its portion and they can earn a living by working like other people in general, well it might look tiring but if you want money then you also have to contribute to the company that pays you. Do not let you become a lazy person who does not want to work but wants to earn income then you reach out to gambling as a diversion for income, obviously that is a very bad assumption. It's true that gambling is just for fun, as I said before everything is created according to its portion and as a reward if you are lucky then you will be able to win, but it's like once in a few tens of tries, it's natural because it's just a prize based on luck. And if then you are still desperate to set the mindset of gambling for income then it can be sure I think not the victory or money you get but even the opposite, namely your finances will be increasingly difficult due to the many defeats there.

Yes, as you said above, it is absolutely true, never rely on income from gambling because the fact is that the bookie will always win not you, your advice is very good by reducing the budget for gambling, it will be very useful so that we are not too bad if we lose. Use the money that you can afford to lose or you will not mind if the money is lost, then think healthily so that if you do lose in the end you will still feel fine there.

[Nazmul012]

Set a higher winning amount for a certain time, isn't a good practice. Cause for that, you need to continuously rollover until reached the milestone which force you to take high risk what causes lose! Better practice is, always set lower your winning amount, keep patient and try to selft control , learn from pasts and then fine go ahead. Moreover, it is better to roll over on few selected game rather than keep playing for hours randomly. Cause thus playing more and more could result lost due to several attemptions of recovery. So i try to follow this rule

[carlisle1]

Set a higher winning amount for a certain time, isn't a good practice. Cause for that, you need to continuously rollover until reached the milestone which force you to take high risk what causes lose! Better practice is, always set lower your winning amount, keep patient and try to selft control , learn from pasts and then fine go ahead. Moreover, it is better to roll over on few selected game rather than keep playing for hours randomly. Cause thus playing more and more could result lost due to several attemptions of recovery. So i try to follow this rule

Yeah, if you set your target to a higher position, chance to lose first before reaching it is very possible, better to keep it low
and make sure that you will add that patience and good judgement when the time is needed for you to stop.

There are many factors that can affect you during your game and having a set target will allow you to enjoy and yet gain decently if
you continually practice and follow your set goals.

Possible to make money and lessen the chance of losing huge amount of money.

[TobeyHolo]

Adding on to my previous post as I've often pondered this very question. In my eyes, setting a "winning amount limit" isn't just about discipline, but also about enjoying the experience. Think about it: nabbing your gains when you're up is like respecting the good hand you've been dealt. We all know the thrill of a win, but it's easy to get carried away, thinking the next bet might be even bigger. By setting a limit, we're not just safeguarding our winnings but also savoring the moment. It's a nod to the idea that gambling is, at its heart, about the fun and not just the funds. Always play safe and remember it's okay to walk away when you're ahead.

[noormcs5]

Set a higher winning amount for a certain time, isn't a good practice. Cause for that, you need to continuously rollover until reached the milestone which force you to take high risk what causes lose! Better practice is, always set lower your winning amount, keep patient and try to selft control , learn from pasts and then fine go ahead. Moreover, it is better to roll over on few selected game rather than keep playing for hours randomly. Cause thus playing more and more could result lost due to several attemptions of recovery. So i try to follow this rule

Yeah, if you set your target to a higher position, chance to lose first before reaching it is very possible, better to keep it low
and make sure that you will add that patience and good judgement when the time is needed for you to stop.

There are many factors that can affect you during your game and having a set target will allow you to enjoy and yet gain decently if
you continually practice and follow your set goals.

Possible to make money and lessen the chance of losing huge amount of money.

I agree with the set winning limit target but we should be flexible in our approach and should not be rigid they we will only quit gambling for the day once that target is reached.

Sometimes the luck is not on our side and we loses more games. A gambler should be focused enough to know early that today is not his day, and he should quit gambling before reaching the targets else the chances of making more loss may increase.

[benalexis12]

I think that when a gambler has the mindset that he needs to have a winning amount target, he may eventually become addicted. Because we cannot say how much we will win in gambling,  we can experience winning here without knowing when it will happen. That's why most people rely on luck because there is no technique here in playing gambling, so it cannot be considered a source of income because luck is the only reason why we win here as a casino player in gambling.