How many hours is the best time for a gambler to last while gambling?

[NeilLostBitCoin]

Gambling is for fun, and actually, if someone wants to have fun gambling, there is no way they can spend six hours gambling or even spend the rest of their day gambling.

In my opinion,  the more time one decides to spend on gambling, the more money they lose. For example, if I spend like one hour gambling and another gambler spends like six hours gambling, which one of us do you think will spend more money?

So the question again is: how many hours do you gamblers think are more appropriate to spend while gambling?

Some individuals can spend hours or even an entire day gambling and still find enjoyment in it.

The amount of money a person spends on gambling depends on various factors, such as their strategy, betting amount, playing style, and level of greed. It is possible for some individuals to lose more money within an hour compared to others who gamble for six hours. The duration spent gambling doesn't have any direct effect on the amount of money a person loses. The only exception is when two individuals have the same betting amount and one spends longer hours gambling than the other. In this scenario, the one who spends longer hours is likely to lose more money.

The best strategy is to quit while you're ahead. If you're already losing, it's best to leave now. The longer you gamble, the higher the chance of losing.

[danherbias07]

Depends.
You said in your statement that there are gamblers who would try to deplete their wallets first before they stop. Well, that's one case. Let's assume a gamber deposited $10 and he is ready to lose every cent of it in just one day so he might try to keep on playing until everything was gone. If a lucky strike does happen and he gets a big multiwin it could make him play more and he won't think about withdrawal because he is ready to lose them all. There may also be a chance he will increase the bet amount because he thinks he is too lucky for a $10 deposit to go a long way.

Now, some gamblers just use the same money in 1 or 2 bets. Short-term but rewards could be satisfying if he makes the right bet. They also won't mind losing it and they don't mind if they play in a shorter time.

There are those who like keeping it safe. Going for a jackpot with a small amount of betting and I can say this could take a lot of hours before they win. 6 hours might not even cover it. I do this and it takes me 3 days sometimes just piling more wagering amount and winning in rare moments due to RTP. High multi wins but only a few x270, x600, or better x1000 but the profits won't be felt because of the low bet that was input.

There's an auto bet feature now so I don't think there's a best hours of playing anymore. You could just leave it playing while your eyes are resting.

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We each have our gambling habits, and considering the optimal duration, the amount of money spent is affected by how much time we spend on gambling. For me, setting a time limit on gambling sessions is a responsible approach to ensure that it remains an enjoyable activity without negatively affecting other aspects of life. What I often do is take breaks during the session to recharge, set a budget limit, and assess whether the experience is affecting my mood and well-being. I rarely monitor my gambling activities, but I set a limit on how much I'm willing to lose, as well as when I reach my target profit.

[len01]

from my experience, there are many factors that influence how long gamblers stay in gambling and most important thing is that it usually all depends on the desires and goals of each gambler.

I often place bets beforehand on slot game, poker and roulette. usually I spend 1 hour to bet on one of these games and it all depends on situation if losing streak I will stop rather than force a bet it better the budget I have to bet next day but if winning streak comes I once spent about 3 hours on a game roulette But as you said, the longer you gamble, the more you lose.
this assumption makes sense because the longer you stay in one of the games, the house edge will beat the gamblers.

but for now, after I feel bored of betting on casino game for at least 10-15 minutes, I feel bored and choose to bet on sports betting without having to waste too much time and choose to do a side job.

[Hirose UK]

Of course, each gambler has their own time limit for each gambling session and of course this also depends on how much money is used to gamble, the more money and the bet amount is not too large, the longer the time will be spent.
But there is also gambler who has lot of money in his account balance but only plays or bets few times so it doesn't take more than 1 hour, it all depends on how gambler manages his money and manages his time.
Personally, gambling for more than 2 hours is troublesome activity because I still have to work or complete other things that can provide additional income, such as doing business or trading.
Gambling is just means or place to entertain yourself so you don't have to spend hours, after all we have responsibility to earn income to meet the family living needs or increase savings and assets for the future.

I know that each person with their own goals will have a different mindset, but I would suggest being wiser in responding to gambling and having responsible attitude, don't let us waste opportunities to develop just because we spend too long on gambling site betting.
Except for those who only gamble on holidays or weekends, it might take longer, but they still have to manage their finances and the time they use.

[piebeyb]

Depending on the budget spent, usually if there is still budget left I will still play even though I have exceeded my playing time limit. This is important to limit the budget and time when gambling but also look at the situation and conditions because I only gamble on weekends so I don't have much time to play again tomorrow on weekdays. So I will play until the budget money runs out even though it exceeds the time limit that I have set.

Yes, it's true what you said, it won't take more than 2 hours or sometimes I can spend 3 hours gambling if I still feel happy when gambling and there is still a budget that hasn't been spent, but if other gamblers don't have busy lives on weekdays they can set the time even though the budget has not been used up, they can still play it again tomorrow with the remaining budget accumulated for the next day. Everyone definitely has their own hours for gambling. 

[bitbollo]

my "free suggestion" as published on my topic related gambling advice:

4° Take a pause between the bet session. Depends in your quality, but every 1-2 hours make a pause where you "breath again", take a look of the previously betting session, drink water etc....

I think it's pretty normal because a gambler must always be "relaxed" and avoid to be "tired" from gambling.
Of course, if you're playing just to spend some of your time it's pretty normal plays for several hours without a pause but if you want to maximize chance of win or at least have a professional approach, you must take some breaks...

[Justbillywitt]

For me I think it depends on individual satisfaction and what you want to achieve. Some people will want to get the fun for a whole day while other will be okay within few hours. I have seen many gamblers spending their entire day at the casino. I have spent more than 6 hours gambling several times and there are days I spend less hours. Most time it depends on moods and available liquidity.

[blckhawk]

For me I think it depends on individual satisfaction and what you want to achieve. Some people will want to get the fun for a whole day while other will be okay within few hours. I have seen many gamblers spending their entire day at the casino. I have spent more than 6 hours gambling several times and there are days I spend less hours. Most time it depends on moods and available liquidity.

I think so too, setting a time for your gambling session seems to me a recipe for you craving to gamble for the whole day after you've already done your session. To me, it's best if you just go for playing until you get tired or your bankroll for that day is gone, I mean that's how I'm going to do it but there's definitely other ways to resolve that issue with gambling time or duration. If you're spending the whole day there then it's best that you either cancel all appointments for the day or manage your time spent in gambling.

[Ultegra134]

Well, there's no direct answer to your question; it depends on a variety of factors, such as your available budget, time, your desire to gamble, and ultimately, yourself. I generally don't spend too much time, thirty minutes to an hour at most, due to a tight schedule on weekdays, but I'm more free on the weekends, which is when I focus most of my gambling time and perhaps dedicate a good hour or two, sometimes a little more if I have nothing better to do. Nothing is better than a rainy winter day under a warm blanket with a hot cup of coffee or chocolate in the comfort of your own home, gambling away your thoughts.

[zuzie]

For me I think it depends on individual satisfaction and what you want to achieve. Some people will want to get the fun for a whole day while other will be okay within few hours. I have seen many gamblers spending their entire day at the casino. I have spent more than 6 hours gambling several times and there are days I spend less hours. Most time it depends on moods and available liquidity.

I agree with you, that in my opinion gambling cannot be measured by how long we will play, if we feel bored it is a good idea to stop first to relax our thoughts and mood at that time, and if everything is stable then play gambling. more enjoyable. exciting and we will feel like we enjoy it.
However, if people force themselves to gamble when they are in a bad condition or are in a bad mood then what will happen is that we will get into a lot of problems there and we will be far from having fun. and apart from looking at the conditions that exist within us, what is important is also looking at the finances we have, it is better to just use the remaining money for daily needs, don't use the basic money for gambling because that is a big mistake.

[Accardo]

from my experience, there are many factors that influence how long gamblers stay in gambling and most important thing is that it usually all depends on the desires and goals of each gambler.

I often place bets beforehand on slot game, poker and roulette. usually I spend 1 hour to bet on one of these games and it all depends on situation if losing streak I will stop rather than force a bet it better the budget I have to bet next day but if winning streak comes I once spent about 3 hours on a game roulette But as you said, the longer you gamble, the more you lose.
this assumption makes sense because the longer you stay in one of the games, the house edge will beat the gamblers.

but for now, after I feel bored of betting on casino game for at least 10-15 minutes, I feel bored and choose to bet on sports betting without having to waste too much time and choose to do a side job.

The time a gambler should spend while gambling differs per gambler. We know the elasticity of all our actions in life. A person who enjoys video games can stay up to 5-6 hours playing GTA. Gambling works the same way, I prefer a roulette game, it works in a way that I'd spend a good time playing the game, especially when on a good bankroll. Things do change according to the amount of money we own, but the games we enjoy on slots are very addicting because they require not much calculation. However, if a gambler on his leisure chooses to spend time and money gambling, he wouldn't need to bother about time, as he has some left. Hence, it all depends on the schedule of the gambler. Some may get tired along the line, it's true, as gambling takes up brain power and humans can easily get tired after spending time on screen. The players who can stay longer time like 6 hours, need to understand how to split their money while gambling.

The answer to Op's question depends on the amount of money the gambler is ready to lose while gambling. If gambling happened to be a free game that doesn't require money. Most gamblers will gamble at least 5 hours a day. But people may not get addicted to it. Somehow the money we spend while gambling helps in controlling the time, then facilitates addiction. It's hard to comprehend for a layman, but, while money controls time, emotions get affected due to the loss of money. The time a player spends gambling doesn't affect his thinking, but the money. So, some gamblers may have the time, yet no money to continue playing. And another gambler with lots of money to take him 5 hours on gambling, but no time to enjoy his habit. Those who get tired along the line and stop may have been gambling for days and need some rest.

[Oshosondy]

How many hours is best for gambling? It depends.

If you want to have fun and continue to gamble, you will use low amount of money like $0.5 to play each game.  You are just playing for fun and you can continue to enjoy your game.

But if you use some strategies, your strategy may not make you use more than some minutes. Example is the martingale that you will be increasing your money as you are losing until you win. You may win and not play again and won for the day. That may not take more than 3 to 5 minutes.

[Fiatless]

In my opinion,  the more time one decides to spend on gambling, the more money they lose. For example, if I spend like one hour gambling and another gambler spends like six hours gambling, which one of us do you think will spend more money?

The person who will lose more is not determined by the number of hours spent at the casino. The amount used for the game will also determine how much you can lose within a specific period. Somebody can lose thousands of dollars in a few minutes while another person who has been in the casino for six hours might have just lost a few hundred. Another factor could be the level of skills and how lucky the person might be. A skilful gambler might spend less even when he has spent so much time.

So the question again is: how many hours do you gamblers think are more appropriate to spend while gambling?

The amount of time I spend gambling depends on my schedule, how much I have and how fast I win or lose. My best gambling time is weekends when I don't go to work because I have more free time. But there are times I don't have much spare time on weekends so I have to spend limited time. Immediately after I have exhausted the money budgeted for the day's game, I will end gambling for the day. But I might keep gambling if I am lucky and keep winning. Generally, I don't see gambling as an important activity, so I just assign some of my time for leisure to it.

[lienfaye]

In my opinion,  the more time one decides to spend on gambling, the more money they lose. For example, if I spend like one hour gambling and another gambler spends like six hours gambling, which one of us do you think will spend more money?

Of course the one who spend long hours in gambling. But there are cases wherein a gambler is able to play for long hours because he/she is fortunate to not get busted early using his/her deposit. I can relate to this because even my set budget is not huge but i'm lucky to win, that's how I can play for hours. 2 hours are the maximum for me because I can't spend so long and chances are you'll lose if ever you are already in profit. IMO, 1-2 hours are the ideal time for playing. But it depends for every gambler since we have different perspective.

[TopTort777]

Depends on a game a play. Playing dice for more than 15-20 minutes is boring, while poker session can last for hours and it still be fun. A lot matters if I gamble alone or in a company. Even if someone sits near while I gamble changes a lot. If near is a friend, then we can talk for hours while playing boring and repeared games. I would say, if this is not a poker tournament, I dont usually gamble for more than 15-30min.

[Strongkored]

I don't think I have gambled more than 2 hours without getting tired (not sure) . I have not actually checked my gambling strength to know how long I can last while gambling; now that I have thought of it, I will try it.

I once gambled for 6 hours but of course, it was interspersed with other activities occasionally but in my opinion, it was quite tiring, but I don't gamble regularly, I only do it when I'm chasing bonuses or when there are promotions which I think is quite tempting
If there is a gambler who can gamble for six hours or more and does it every day that is quite extraordinary because of course he has large funds to continue gambling or he has a job that is related to gambling such as a streamer or content creator, but if he is purely just for gambling that is it will drain his mind and money and gradually his health will be disturbed so that the initial gambling for fun becomes no longer fun because too much has to be sacrificed just to gamble, not only money and time but also health and social life.

[Latviand]

For me, it should be at least 6 hours or the whole day because I don't gamble frequently and so I want to make the most out of my gambling habit, that's the justification for when I gamble long periods of time but I can't be sure about how much time I spend because there's times that I felt like it's fast that I lost all the funds for gambling and then there's times when I felt like it's been so long. But I think that what I do is a good estimate albeit I have to say that it's not applicable to everyone and you need to do this when you don't have any work the next day or the day that you're gambling or that you're on call to your work even in your day offs.

[DabsPoorVersion]

So the question again is: how many hours do you gamblers think are more appropriate to spend while gambling?

In the past, I came across a statement that reminded me that it's not a good idea to gamble for more than four hours straight. The reason behind this is that our brain can only function optimally for four hours without taking a break. If we continue playing beyond this limit, it can have negative effects on our decision-making, emotional control, and overall performance.

But there are experienced gamblers who can play for more than four hours without feeling fatigued because they have subconsciously surpassed this limit. This is especially true if they concentrate on a particular game and build a strategy around it, which prolongs their playing time.

[angrybirdy]

For me I think it depends on individual satisfaction and what you want to achieve. Some people will want to get the fun for a whole day while other will be okay within few hours. I have seen many gamblers spending their entire day at the casino. I have spent more than 6 hours gambling several times and there are days I spend less hours. Most time it depends on moods and available liquidity.

if a person doesn't do much in his daily life, he can spend his whole time in gambling because he doesn't have anything to do unlike other people who has a stable job or managing their businesses and they can only gamble on their rest days or weekends. So it totally depends to a lifestyle of every individual.Just like me, being a full time employee, I need to track my activities and I always have my planner that's why all the things that I will do is well balance, I spend about one to three hours in gambling on my weekends or holidays, I don't exceed in  three hours limit.  actually it's hard to do especially since it's tempting to continue but I have to follow the planner I made.