How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?

[0t3p0t]

How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?

I have limits on how much I can afford to lose. If my limit is $20, I am not gonna spend more than that after my funds got liquidated. The problem with other gamblers is that they keep on chasing loses that is why they end up losing huge amount of money than those who are setting limits.

[Wapfika]

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

I thought I was disciplined already since I’m only playing every weekends when I’m off to work and only play using the money I allocate on gambling. But this change when I recently encountered dangerous chasing loss because it involves huge amount of money while it only start from small bet.

This happened because I gamble while my health is not good that time. I just play to kill time while I’m still not feeling and the result is awful. The big lesson that I learned here was even if you are already good on managing your bankroll, You will still be reckless sometimes if your mind is not conditioned to think well so only gamble while your mind can think fully capacity.

[Frankolala]

How discipline are you in managing your bankroll?

I have limits on how much I can afford to lose. If my limit is $20, I am not gonna spend more than that after my funds got liquidated. The problem with other gamblers is that they keep on chasing loses that is why they end up losing huge amount of money than those who are setting limits.

I agree with you mate, once the amount set aside for your gambling activities has been exhausted, t is better to stop gambling. Another thing is that one shouldn't borrow money to gamble or use the money that is meant for an important need to gamble on order to avoid that person from trying to chase his losses.

Another thing that we should consider when gambling is to have a time limit to your gambling activities so that you can discipline yourself on the time that you are spending on gambling, either winning or not as long as the time limit is over, you should immediately stop gambling, to avoid spending excess because you are enjoying the fun or chasing your losses.

[Marvelman]

For me, sticking to limits has worked best to manage my money.  I write down all my wins and losses too.  That keeps me accountable so I make better choices next time.  Like if I lost more than I usually allow myself, I'll set lower limits next couple times so I don't dig myself into a hole.  Wins feel great but can make you reckless chasing even bigger wins and taking stupid risks.  Tracking everything makes those highs and lows clearer.  So I just try to gamble steady, not get too high or low.  As long as I stick to my rules and limits, it goes alright typically.

[madnessteat]

Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

It seems to me that much depends on the gambler's responsibility to himself and his family. When I was not yet married, and accordingly all the money I earned could spend on myself, I could afford to leave in the casino 1/4 of my salary. Now when the well-being of other people I love depends on my actions, I can not just not afford to spend my paycheck on gambling. I have to look for additional opportunities to earn money. Most likely, responsibility comes with wisdom, so it is quite difficult to speed up this process.

[Webetcoins]

It seems like you are addicted to gambling because you have the urge to do more and don't think that there is actually still a tomorrow that you can use to gamble. At least you have to be disciplined in managing your bankroll and always try to limit your gambling so that you never think about exceeding or doing more today. We can only limit losses so that they don't get bigger and don't spend all the money for today so that we can still gamble another day using the money we still have now.

I always set the same amount to gamble and never go over it because once we go over that amount, there will be the urge you feel. If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.

If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.

It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

[Quidat]

Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

[noormcs5]

It seems like you are addicted to gambling because you have the urge to do more and don't think that there is actually still a tomorrow that you can use to gamble. At least you have to be disciplined in managing your bankroll and always try to limit your gambling so that you never think about exceeding or doing more today. We can only limit losses so that they don't get bigger and don't spend all the money for today so that we can still gamble another day using the money we still have now.

I always set the same amount to gamble and never go over it because once we go over that amount, there will be the urge you feel. If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.

If you want to overcome it, you have to learn discipline and never stop practicing it because to become disciplined, you need time. Don't give up if you can't discipline yourself today, and try another day and convince yourself that you can do it by having that discipline.

It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

When it comes to manage your bank roll to be discipline specially when you are gambling then I must say that it is not an easy task and only that experience gamblers will be able to manage their bankroll only after they have ganied sufficient experience in this brutal market.

Yes a person a can learn from a person and if that person is experienced in managing the bank roll but then it will take time. A new gambler will be influenced by the emotions and will make many mistakes before he is perfect in managing his bankroll and all the principles of money management.

[Unbunplease]

To competently manage the bankroll, you must, first of all, be able to observe financial discipline, have a stable enough psyche and, no matter what, try to stick to a carefully developed plan, without giving in to excitement

[South Park]

When it comes to manage your bank roll to be discipline specially when you are gambling then I must say that it is not an easy task and only that experience gamblers will be able to manage their bankroll only after they have ganied sufficient experience in this brutal market.

Yes a person a can learn from a person and if that person is experienced in managing the bank roll but then it will take time. A new gambler will be influenced by the emotions and will make many mistakes before he is perfect in managing his bankroll and all the principles of money management.

In a way it is completely understandable why new gamblers suffer so much to try to manage their bankroll, and this is because they are not even used to managing the rest of their money either, how many people do you know that are too heavily indebted, do not save any money or do not have any investments? And most likely the majority of the people that you know fulfill at least one of those conditions, and when you think about that then it makes sense why people are also bad at managing the money they have deposited at their favorite casino.

[maydna]

~snip~

It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

Actually, everyone can try it, meaning learn to try. It's not easy, but if someone doesn't want to try, they will never be able to do it. This is something that can be learned by everyone without exception, so if there is someone who can't while someone else can and continues to train, it means there is something wrong with that person. And if they don't know anything, they can ask in more detail what the difficulty was and what they did so they can learn about it and try it.

They can actually stop, but the problem is that it is still difficult for them to stop gambling and postpone it for several rounds immediately. And that will only hinder their desire to stop. Discipline is an activity that is carried out continuously. You go to the office and have to reach the office at 8 am. You can reach the office at 7.30. This means you have disciplined yourself so you arrive on time at the office. For people who are not used to getting up early or have never worked in an office, it may seem difficult. But if they learn to get up early, they will be able to get up early.

[Westinhome]

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

[Oilacris]

~snip~

It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

Actually, everyone can try it, meaning learn to try. It's not easy, but if someone doesn't want to try, they will never be able to do it. This is something that can be learned by everyone without exception, so if there is someone who can't while someone else can and continues to train, it means there is something wrong with that person. And if they don't know anything, they can ask in more detail what the difficulty was and what they did so they can learn about it and try it.

They can actually stop, but the problem is that it is still difficult for them to stop gambling and postpone it for several rounds immediately. And that will only hinder their desire to stop. Discipline is an activity that is carried out continuously. You go to the office and have to reach the office at 8 am. You can reach the office at 7.30. This means you have disciplined yourself so you arrive on time at the office. For people who are not used to getting up early or have never worked in an office, it may seem difficult. But if they learn to get up early, they will be able to get up early.

All matters with self acceptance because it is really just that normal to experience those mistakes since there are no perfect on this world on which on the time that you are dealing with gambling
then losses are inevitable and it is really just that right that you should really be managing your bankroll well if you dont like on easily getting busted up with gambling. Although
we do know that the risks involved is high and most likely we would really be that losing money. What matter most here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to
proceed on. People do usually stop when they had already busted their bankroll and not on the time that they are losing that much and call it a day.
Once that impulsive emotion would come out then it is really that something hard to control into.

[bettercrypto]

Recently, I've had some issues with bankroll management. Although I've been gambling for years, sometimes I feel the urge to get more action because I'm not satisfied with my winnings. It's as if there's no tomorrow, and seizing the moment seems like the best option. However, whenever I become undisciplined, it usually doesn't end well. My realization is that no matter how good you are at choosing the right bets, without discipline in bankroll management, you'll still end up losing.

Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?

That's true; I've tried that before. Do you think the strategy we're using is right? Because we see that we're already growing the bankroll balance, we're thinking that we'll be able to keep getting profit from gambling every day.

I experienced this: for about 6 days, I got a profit in a row in dice games. After 7 days, I noticed that the wind suddenly changed. The 6 days I saved were also ignored, to be honest. That's my real experience.

[lionheart78]

It's easier said than done. A person who knows how to do a certain thing will tell another person who doesn't know how to do it that they can do it but they just need to learn it and they say it as if it's that easy and they think this way because they know how to do it themselves and that is what makes them think that anyone can do it because it's easy, whereas it's not really that easy for the person who has to learn it because they know absolutely nothing about it.

Well, each person has a diffferent level of bankroll control and or shall we say self-restraint.  People who have strong self-discipline are able to manage their bankroll easily while those that have loose discipline often find themselves having a hard time even controlling simple gambling urges.  It is a matter of how one can control his gambling activities on how good they are in managing their bankroll.

Similarly, when you are disciplined and have the self-control required to control the urge, you will feel like it's not such a big deal and all you need to do is stop when you need to, but from their perspective, it's not that easy, and they don't have that patience and self-control which can make them stop or follow the limits they've set for themselves.

Just like what I am trying to say, discipline has something to do with self-control and at the same time bankroll management.  Those who are used to controlling themselves will always find it easy to do bankroll management and prevent gambling urges while people who have no sense of self-restraint will always have a problem in controlling their bankroll.

[Kemarit]

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

I don't see age as factor here though, even if you are just starting your gambling journey or you are a seasoned veteran, it's going to be very hard to managed your bankroll and it takes a lot of discipline. As for my experience, played games yesterday, and I won so I decided to withdraw.

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.

[Quidat]

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

I don't see age as factor here though, even if you are just starting your gambling journey or you are a seasoned veteran, it's going to be very hard to managed your bankroll and it takes a lot of discipline. As for my experience, played games yesterday, and I won so I decided to withdraw.

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.

Yes, age is just a number and speaking about maturity on the time that you do play then it would really be that so impossible that you wont really be able to determine in between
good and bad with gambling because spending up money will really be the first thing that you would be having in mind and the entertainment that it give. No one will really be that
thinking or prioritizing about leisure but rather we would really be thinking about making money which it will be causing up that kind of desperation on the time that you do play.

Bankroll management will be much needed on these kind of moment because if y ou are really that careless on taking up decisions such as of this moment then you are
that prone to mistakes on which you will really be regretting later on.

[Viscore]

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.

You'll mature eventually if you consistently learn from your mistakes. Our primary enemy here is ourselves, specifically our inability to control our emotions. If we aim to enjoy gambling for an extended period, we need to ensure we have the discipline to decide when to stop, whether winning or losing.

We all want success in gambling, so it should begin with disciplining ourselves, as strategies are crucial and require implementation with a clear mind to be effective. Scratch that 'emotion,' as it could undermine what we are trying to build.

[Blitzboy]

If you do like to have that longer gambling session then having that kind of bankroll management would really be something that you do need. Why? You would really be trying out to make
bets as minimal as you could on which you are really that trying to prolong the session and really be that trying out to sustain just because you are really planning to have that fun
and longer sessions but of course most of the time it would really be talking on having that kind of profitable gambling.

For me then if i do know that i do have only a small amount of bankroll then i would really be trying out to divide it as small as possible because if you dont then
gambling session would be over in just few rolls or rounds and if you arent that satisfied with the duration then most likely
you would really be ending up on making a deposit again which it isnt really that good at all.

The bank roll management is essential for the gambler to play in the old age,because we gambling play at the young age was easy one because the money for the gambling site can be arranged by the gambler form their salary.Some of my gambler friends used to spend 30 percentage of their income to the gambling,if their family member or wife come to know about this.So the gambler get more pressure to play using their gambling with the income.So the gambler should keep their own seperate account for the gambling alone.The small bankroll gambler also survive for the long term in the gambling site by allow to save the gambling winnings in the separate account without sharing your family member will help for the long run.

I don't see age as factor here though, even if you are just starting your gambling journey or you are a seasoned veteran, it's going to be very hard to managed your bankroll and it takes a lot of discipline. As for my experience, played games yesterday, and I won so I decided to withdraw.

But I don't know, but there are itch that I need to scratch and so I deposited again and then slowly all my winnings are now negative. But at least though, when I break even or at least lose only small amounts, I was able to take ahold of myself and not to deposit anymore because I'm thinking that I'm obviously in the losing streak and this can continue.

Yes, age is just a number and speaking about maturity on the time that you do play then it would really be that so impossible that you wont really be able to determine in between
good and bad with gambling because spending up money will really be the first thing that you would be having in mind and the entertainment that it give. No one will really be that
thinking or prioritizing about leisure but rather we would really be thinking about making money which it will be causing up that kind of desperation on the time that you do play.

Bankroll management will be much needed on these kind of moment because if y ou are really that careless on taking up decisions such as of this moment then you are
that prone to mistakes on which you will really be regretting later on.

Age is merely a number, but maturity is complex. It affects gambling decisions, as immediate money trumps caution. How strange that the mind chooses short-term pleasure over long-term consequences in gambling? Consider bankroll management. Not only a plan, it shows discipline and self-awareness. Lack thereof causes hasty, regrettable decisions. Arent these gambling's main issues? The delicate balance between risk and restraint? Knowledge and control are your weapons in this psychological battle.

[maydna]

~snip~

All matters with self acceptance because it is really just that normal to experience those mistakes since there are no perfect on this world on which on the time that you are dealing with gambling
then losses are inevitable and it is really just that right that you should really be managing your bankroll well if you dont like on easily getting busted up with gambling. Although
we do know that the risks involved is high and most likely we would really be that losing money. What matter most here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to
proceed on. People do usually stop when they had already busted their bankroll and not on the time that they are losing that much and call it a day.
Once that impulsive emotion would come out then it is really that something hard to control into.

Making mistakes is normal and experienced by everyone, but what makes the difference is whether the person can learn from their mistake or will make another mistake without correcting the previous mistake. It is indeed difficult to learn discipline because we often fail to apply it, but if we are still willing to learn, we can definitely have the discipline that will prevent us from continuing to gamble. We can also stop gambling once we have had enough because we don't want to take greater risks. Those who have this discipline will stop gambling and not spend the money in their gambling account balance because they want to use the money to gamble at another time. And with that discipline, they are also able to manage their finances when gambling so that it doesn't disrupt their family's finances.