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

[rodskee]

Depending on how much time we had each gambling moment , example like me who
mostly play after work or when with my brother so we spend 2-3 hours the most but this change
when playing cards because this happens in our day Off that will give us almost 8-12 hours(but
that is just a friendly game that also involves money)

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.

ohh, that is indeed depending in what kind of game and what is the progress to make us stay
longer specially when we are winning.

[AicecreaME]

Well, this depends entirely on you, your discipline, and your time allotment for each task you have in a day. If you are a working person, it's best to limit your gambling time to a duration where you can enjoy, relax, have fun, and maybe profit on the side without spending more than an hour or two. This is because your job alone is exhausting, probably the commute or travel to and fro your house to office. An hour or two playing and betting, in my opinion is already enough to de-stress and to reward yourself for doing  good job for the day. With this, you can still allot some of your time in doing and helping to some house chores. Probably play with your kids or pets. Or if you don't have one, talking to your spouse or parents about your day. And if you don't have one because you live alone, you can do something more valuable to your spare time such as alloting it to your side hustles.

There's no specific time because it will totally depend on you and your circumstances, but it shouldn't be too much to the point that you will disregard your responsibilities just to play.

[cafter]

I never played more than 1 hour in one session because i mostly blow my account this an hour, or I feel tired after playing for an hour.
and it's true that after playing for long time we lose more, because our mindset changes and betting pattern changes and we lose more and more,
If I will be winning those 1 hour then I can play more. until i  start to lose more often and lose everything then i stop playing.

[Crypt0Gore]

It depends, my time runs out after I win unexpectedly in a short time or if I lost all what I can afford to lose, assuming $20 is all I plan to risk for today, I always make sure it doesn't surpass this amount, once I lost the whole money I take my leave or once I hit a lucky win I always take my leave even if all I have risk is just $2, and still have $18 left, I will leave.

After you hit a win your mind will play a game on you, thinking this is just the beginning, it's true that you can win the second time also but I plan to stick with what works for me, I would rather leave than to risk playing again, I am securing and defending my mental state is all.

If you don't have a amount you are willing to risk and all you got is time, you won't know when to stop, you won't even know how long you've been gambling for until you have nothing left.

[_act_]

If I am busy, I may not gamble at all. If I am not that busy and able to gamble that day, I may not gamble for more than 5 to 30 minutes. If I have nothing to do, I can divided my money into smaller amounts to gamble for a longer time period. I do not have a certain time that I spend while gambling, it depends on if I have time to gamble or not and if I feel like to gamble at the time or not.

[Odohu]

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?

This is the key thing to note and I'm in agreement with it. Any lucky day for a gambler will come in such a way that much time will not be spent before the big hit. Tarrying in the gambling house after the big hit will only lead to the depreciation of the funds until it is given back. This is typical of gambling addicts that hardly know when to stop.

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

There should be no universally accepted amount of time a gambling should spend in the gambling house. There are many factors that will determine how long a gambler will spend in gambling, some of which include gambling budget which is the amount the user plan to spend in gambling for the day. Another factor, like I explained before is if the gambler got a huge win as this will require him to stop for the day. Frequently losses can also lead to shorter gambling time.

[ethereumhunter]

I have never gambled for more than two hours. It will be very stressful, especially when you see the wins and losses we experience. So far, I've only been gambling for less than an hour and that alone has really grabbed my attention. But as far as we have experienced, if we can feel comfortable playing gambling, that's okay, but we also still have to remember how much time we can spend gambling. But if we only have a short amount of free time, we should not gamble because it is feared that we might rush into gambling. This will result in us not being able to focus on the gambling game, so if we want to gamble, we really have to have free time so we can enjoy the gambling game. No matter how much time we spend gambling, we must remember that when gambling, we must use limits, especially if we use a limited budget allocation. This is to avoid excessive gambling.

[summonerrk]

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It seems to me that different types of gambling take up different amounts of people's time.

For example, slots are able to hold a player for hours and you can probably even sit at them for 5 hours without getting tired at all. After all, you don't need to think in slots, it's more like a trip, a relaxed walk where the player completely gives himself up to luck, and nothing depends on him. You only need to give the slot rotation button, and then it can be set to auto slot rotation.

Poker is a more exhausting type of gambling, and you can play there for a very long time, but the player will literally be completely exhausted.

[Frankolala]

The time differ for every gambler. It depends on the kind of game that you are gambling on and how much are you staking on each game. If it is a live match, then one would need a long period of time for those games to come to past. On the other hand, if it is a casino game, the amount that you want to use to gamble and how much you are willing to stake on each game is what will depend the hours that you use to gamble.

I have a gambling budget for the week and if I am playing in a casino based game like dice or black jack, the moment my funds for the day is over, I stop gambling but I put a time of two hours as my limited time, so that even when I am in profit, I can still quit to avoid being carried away with gambling, because how long that you spend on your gambling activities will determine, how soon you will get addicted.

[Wexnident]

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If it was casino games, then I've never spent more than an hour lately. I used to go for maybe 2-3 hrs in the past but anything past that is either I just burn out or that I don't have any money left to play with. I honestly don't think there's any sense to spending more than an hour or two to playing, like unless I guess you're playing with someone which makes it a lot more interesting. Even if I say that gambling is fun, it's not exactly something I'd spend more hours on compared to playing something like RPG games alone. Not to mention I don't have the money for that.

[junder]

In my opinion, this also depends on the person, because they can gamble for quite a long time even if they start with small capital, because they can play well and make the money or balance they have increase and not decrease quickly. On the other hand, those who start with large capital can spend time gambling quickly because every bad round makes the money or balance they have run out quickly, because like anything, in my opinion, everything can change from one moment to another, and no one can. predicting each round clearly or precisely, and also with discipline this influences this, where people who have discipline in my opinion will have a set time limit, win or lose they will still play within the time limit that has been set.

This is different from people who gamble but don't have the discipline, maybe they will spend a lot of time gambling and also a lot of money gambling, because they don't have set limits and don't have the discipline. especially with slot gambling, which usually can make someone only focus on the spin, and they ignore many other things. What is clear is that we should not let gambling make us blind to other things, because that would be sad.

[Apocollapse]

Instead of controlling your time to gamble, it's better to control the money you want to spend in gambling.

Gambling too long do give a problem since it makes you become lazy or late to complete your task/duty, but at least it doesn't make you become poor or have financial difficulty. While spending too much will create many problems.

[rachael9385]

Gambling have no time but as long as you have the money to gamble and at same time you are not using borrowed money or someone's money to gamble, I think you can stay until you are satisfied.
But speaking the truth, the more you stay at a gambling center or a casino hall the more you risk your money and your self, so the best options are for one to schedule hime or her selfs, like give your self a time to gamble, you must not gamble all the whole hours (24 hours per day).
But for me, I only gamble if the money I am with is still remaining, however, I must not lose in gamble, some time I might win but if I done win, I just have to give my self a time, like an hour or just 30 minutes, so when that time is done, I just live, the next time I come back again, it only helps like this when you are at a losing stage.
If you re losing and you haven't win (not even 1 our of 15 or 20) just give it a break and come back letter, you will start winning (it works and I don't know how).

[Blitzboy]

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.

Like a roulette player, someone who plays GTA for hours. Personal - some are night owls, others early birds. Crucial part? Self-awareness. Gamblers must notice patterns and adjust their play. This is clever and necessary for control. You're right about elasticity and finances. Money controls gaming time, but it's a double-edged sword. It can limit or fuel addiction. Gambling should be fun, not profitable. Money loss and emotions generate a tangled web that affects judgment. Responsible gambling requires betting what one can afford to lose.

The gambling time-money paradox is fascinating. Gamblers with time but no money or vice versa face a unique challenge. This emphasizes balance. A healthy approach to gaming is setting times and budgets. It remains a hobby, not a requirement. Like salt, too little gambling is dull and too much destroys the taste. Balance is important.

[ultrloa]

Instead of controlling your time to gamble, it's better to control the money you want to spend in gambling.

Gambling too long do give a problem since it makes you become lazy or late to complete your task/duty, but at least it doesn't make you become poor or have financial difficulty. While spending too much will create many problems.

Would agree to this since sometimes we cannot control on how much time we spend on gambling sites since there are times that we really enjoy playing. But what we need to think about is our spending  since for that we can form a discipline that we should not surpass the amount limit we set. Also that's how gambling became stressful especially if we can't control our finances then we lost a lot.

Unlike if those we can make our sessions long with minimal losses since we are in total control on our bet size also the capital we spend then for this we can provably enjoy gambling and forget about those stressful feeling of being a total loser. But we make sure to gamble only on our free time so that we could not miss our daily obligations that needed to attain especially or jobs or daily task at home.

[famososMuertos]

Changing the context is typical here at gambling board #tbt Topic

Read and research one of the most important topics when you are going to dedicate yourself to this world of betting, so before thinking about how much time you are going to dedicate, you should be sure if you do it for fun or long time in the world of betting.

Therefore the answer is not in the hours we dedicate, it is in what we do in each bet and how we have matured our ability to understand that result.

[rendravolt]

I never played more than 1 hour in one session because i mostly blow my account this an hour, or I feel tired after playing for an hour.
and it's true that after playing for long time we lose more, because our mindset changes and betting pattern changes and we lose more and more,
If I will be winning those 1 hour then I can play more. until i  start to lose more often and lose everything then i stop playing.

The one hour limit is quite good, but when you keep winning, you will increasingly forget when to stop. I think some people must have experienced this when gambling and it really makes people happy and addicted. But unfortunately, in contrast to winning, there are also some people who feel they have to get more results when they have lost too much, so their concern is not about ending gambling but instead continuing until the money runs out. This goes back to the pattern of gambling that we are used to and most will definitely go too far to the brink of being able to achieve something that is quite impossible for them to achieve. So the solution is that when we feel that the time we have spent is sufficient and is not producing results, we have to stop and start again at a different time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

First of all, I will like to make reference to this part of your post, let's stop making gambling look like it's a money losing venture only, people still win in gambling regardless of the fact that, it's not really that common, or that most people this days seem more comfortable discussing their loses in gambling than their wins.

So, in gambling, there is the potential to win just say way there is the potential to lose, and the more time one spends gambling, also represents how much chances they have to either win or lose, it's not just about losing alone..
So, I implore us all to always try as much as possible to stop making one sided comments when it comes to the issue of gambling, it paints gambling like something no one should ever engage in, and what even baffles me the more about this, is that, those who make gambling look like something no one should ever indulge in, are all wearing and promoting a casino through their signature ad.

Anyways, with the above sorted, I would like to say that, actually, its not right to spend too much time gambling, for when we do so, we usually do not know when we slip away from just having fun to chasing money, or chasing our loses if we lost good amount at the time or period we were playing just to have fun, I am saying this from a person experience actually.

As much as spending more time gambling opens one up to opportunity of winning a good amount of money, it also opens one up to potentially losing more than he or she had bargained for.
So, in general, it's important we learn to keep our gambling activities moderate and modest, to avoid over gambling, which could lead to several other gambling related problems.

[qwertyup23]

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?

The answer here is a case-to-case basis since gambling depends on the budget of the person.

Let us answer your question- if a person spends like one (1) hour of gambling vs a person who spends six (6), the latter has more likeliness to spend given the timeframe of the gambling act. Though there are still factors that must be considered (e.g. type of game played, amount of bets, etc.), it is still the person who spends more time on gambling that has the likelihood to spend more in the process.

So the question again is: how many hours do you gamblers think are more appropriate to spend while gambling?
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While I do agree with some points you have raised, the all-encompassing answer here is depending on the budget of the gambler.

Naturally, a person who has allocated a certain amount for gambling has an innate timeframe for his games- which is until he/she has exhausted such allocated amount for it.

This is the reason on why I heavily recommend that gamblers should set aside an allocated/specific amount of money while they gamble to prevent any over-expenditure on their budget.

[YOSHIE]

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

So it's like this, in the area where I live currently, young and old people are addicted to slot gambling, what we generally mention is chips, some of them play slot gambling using real money, This phenomenon has become a serious problem for the government to deal with the problem of slot addiction.

Talking about time, I saw some people playing slots from morning till night, not knowing whether they had problems when they came home or not, what was certain was that they gambled without considering the time, playing slot gambling without taking into account the time, this doesn't just happen in one place, on average I see things like that in the area where I live.

The point is: the time spent gambling, in my opinion depends on individual awareness.