Do you think gambling every day is better?

[hedgeh0g]

I think it is not about gambling everyday but it is more about how much money you will be allocating for gambling each day or each week etc. For example, it make no sense that you gambling on fewer days on the week but during these days you spend a lot of your money. This will not help for sure. The goal should not be to limit the time for the gambling but to limit the amount spend on gambling.

It's all about planning before the execution. Many people think that they will manage the money and need no homework for this, but they are wrong. I would not consider how many days or time you have because a person can gamble with little amounts for hours and still lose nothing while other people may spend their all portfolio in a single bet and loses everything in a quick time.

Of course, limiting the amount will help you save your deposit for a longer period, because if you don’t do this, you can simply lose everything completely on the first day, without even knowing what an everyday game is. I've never played multiple days in a row because it doesn't fit my strategy of carefully selecting games only for certain sports that I understand a lot about. And there are even fewer teams and championships, so it’s good if I can make 4-5 bets a week, but even beyond that I limit the amount of bets, and if I lose several times in a row, I may stop playing for several weeks. This allows you to put your thoughts in order and calmly accept losses.

Gambling 7 days a week requires limitations. Gambling should be limited at any strategy utilized. A player can decide to gamble every day for a month and go for a 3 months break. During his gambling hours people could misunderstand him and think he does it and nothing happens to him. Hence, such people will try doing it with no limitations, as they think it requires no such thing. They'll be the ones to suffer problem gambling. Because they gamble blindly.

Showing their inexperienced moves and building up more mistakes. The problem isn't the duration a player gambles. It's about his break patterns. Doing it with no few months break can be too stressful that the brain would be weak to think better, due to lack of rest. Gambling is a psycho thing, and the player's brain is meant to be secured and protected against any type of addiction. A player that goes for vacation still has his self control in place. Hence, can't get compulsive with chasing losses.

Of course, game breaks also matter; these are more subtle points that all players should understand. Taking breaks of about 3 months is also important to preserve and restore your mental component, so that you can then continue playing with a fresh and clear head. At the same time, we can notice things that we didn’t notice, or come up with a new strategy for the game, or change the game itself. I absolutely love it, but I think that few people are able to do this, because the game is so addictive that players play until their deposit is empty and cannot stop, losing their composure. In any case, I hope that besides us, one of the users who read this will adopt such a tactic with breaks and restorations.

[irhact]

Of course, game breaks also matter; these are more subtle points that all players should understand. Taking breaks of about 3 months is also important to preserve and restore your mental component, so that you can then continue playing with a fresh and clear head. At the same time, we can notice things that we didn’t notice, or come up with a new strategy for the game, or change the game itself. I absolutely love it, but I think that few people are able to do this, because the game is so addictive that players play until their deposit is empty and cannot stop, losing their composure. In any case, I hope that besides us, one of the users who read this will adopt such a tactic with breaks and restorations.

Why many individuals get addicted is because they fail to know when to pause, some might think when they take a break they'll miss an opportunity of winning a game but they should remember that there's also a possibility of losing as well since there's no 100% assurance in winning, gambling addiction could lead to a mental disorder therefore one of the best remedies is taking a break when you notice you're becoming addicted.

 I think one of the most addictive things I know of is gambling and since it involves money most people would always fall back to it, especially individuals that see it as an option to make a fortune that's why it's not good for one to see gambling as a source of income therefore every individual should have a job or other source of income before going into it. Like they say the best way to see gambling is as a means of having fun.

[summonerrk]

 I think one of the most addictive things I know of is gambling and since it involves money most people would always fall back to it, especially individuals that see it as an option to make a fortune that's why it's not good for one to see gambling as a source of income therefore every individual should have a job or other source of income before going into it. Like they say the best way to see gambling is as a means of having fun.

I completely agree with you.
A reasonable view of gambling is the ability to perceive it as an antistress, not an income. There is a lot of stress around us and we want to be involved in the game, and a small deposit is a great way to motivate ourselves to be interested in the game: casinos or cards, or predicting the results of matches. But it is important that this activity does not take a lot of money from us.
And then gambling will be useful. But if you start to incorrectly think that winning in gambling is easy to get, then this is the way to a constant waste of personal capital. And this is the wrong approach.

[junder]

Of course, all players have made mistakes, whether they are lay or experienced players, with the fact that many of them have experienced big losses, such as losing a lot of money, because they made mistakes, such as having too much hope that the game they were playing could give them a profitable win. but in reality it's not like that. Because they feel like they are experts at the game, it doesn't guarantee that they can win with certainty, even though it depends on the game, because there are games that require us to have knowledge and skills, but not all of the skills and knowledge we have can guarantee that we will win easily. .

But of course, in all games that are called gambling, it is very likely that at the end of the gambling you will lose or lose money. because gambling is a business whose aim is to make a profit, we must be aware that losses in gambling cannot be eliminated, therefore if we gamble every day what will happen is that our finances will be drained, even though there is a chance of winning, it is not certain. . Even if we gamble infrequently, for example once every three days or once a week, it will not necessarily result in a win, indeed there are rewards that can be obtained even if we are lucky, but it seems impossible that we will always be lucky in every gambling we do.

yeah! , It's also interesting how an experienced player himself evaluates his professionalism in some kind of game.  For example, if he is constantly winning in the long term, then we can assume that he is truly a professional.  However, due to the probabilistic nature of any gambling game, everything can turn upside down in an instant and the player may end up losing.  So I believe that for any such Pro there comes a period when he begins to lose interest in the game because he is already bored with it.  And when such a mood begins, the game responds in kind and the player, even being a professional, loses.  One can certainly consider this mysticism and superstition, but the experience of many players shows that this is exactly what happens. 

So, an experienced player should simply change the game when he begins to feel that this game has become not particularly interesting to him.

If there are gamblers who can win continuously, I think they will get rich quickly, what's more, the amount of winnings in gambling cannot be guaranteed, but with those who might know how to win, I don't think they will allow themselves to get small wins. Even if they get a small win, maybe they will continue gambling to get a bigger win. Unfortunately I think this is just a myth, I have never heard of someone who can win consistently by gambling. Also, if there really is a way to win consistently, I think I will look into it myself hahaha.

In my opinion, experienced players will not gamble excessively, even if the gambling they do ends in defeat, perhaps they will not continue gambling. because I think those who are experienced already know what action to take when their gambling ends in defeat, namely to stop, not continue gambling. There is also a possibility that when they get bored maybe they will stop instead of switching games.

[Reredmi896]

My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

It is not recommended to gamble every day, excessive addiction will destroy the gambler's life. No matter how rich a person is, if he is addicted to excessive gambling, it is the same as bringing him closer to destroying the gambler's own life. Luck is not seen from every day we gamble or bring luck closer to winning. Gamble for pleasure, not hope for wealth

Yes, every gambler should know his limits, because gambling doesn't have to be every day because it can become a bad habit that you won't be able to get rid of in the end, it actually makes someone more addicted to gambling. There is a friend of mine who used to gamble just to try it out. and just looking for fun, but the more he experiences defeat, the more curious he becomes, so he gambles more regularly every day, which in the end makes him addicted to gambling, which ultimately harms himself and even makes him bankrupt.

I think gambling should know the time, at least know when to gamble and when to stop gambling because it is important to be able to control yourself from gambling addiction and also not get used to it which will later create bad habits that can lead to gambling addiction, as a suggestion it is not required gambling every day because it will not make someone earn a lot of money, let alone get pleasure, there is still a lot of time that can be filled with good things, for example pursuing a hobby to get pleasure or spending time with family or working to earn money, gambling should be played in your free time and Relax. unless you are unemployed.

I feel for myself what it feels like to be addicted to gambling, I am not a hypocrite, how difficult it is to get rid of that addiction, curiosity always surrounds me every day, just to gamble, because there are no activities that I can do, gambling is my solution to get rid of my fatigue. Gambling activities start from curiosity and trying to have fun and end in addiction, gambling does not look at rich or poor, if you have fallen into gambling then it is difficult to get out of the gambling circle itself. but for now I feel relieved and think positively, there are still many other activities I can do to fill my time when I don't have a job or when I'm unemployed.

[Strongkored]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).
Either ways, both are still at your own detriment and at your own very expense, because considering gambling as a source of livelihood would even make you more committed because you want to make money out of it, and this often leads to getting your emotions stuck in the game, and we all know that when you gamble with your emotions, you could end up making some uncalculated and illogical decisions that could eventually cost you a lot.

It doesn't make sense when there are gamblers who use their gambling activities as a way to make money unless they are a game developer, or a technology expert who is looking for a loopholes from a casino site so he will get money for their work or they are the owner of the casino itself which has a greater chance of making money compared to being a gambler, because when gamblers use gambling as a way to get money to meet their living needs then the pressure will be greater and increase emotions as you said, and when there is an unlucky day there is a greater opportunity to make mistakes.
However, even though gambling is not used as a way to make money, there are definitely active gamblers every day, whether because they really like it or because of other things and the important thing is to stick to the budget that has been set, because gambling every day doesn't mean he is addicted or irresponsible, but will it get better? of course not because gambling always has a 50/50 chance.

[Woodie]

If it were trading something which is considered to be closer to sports betting, this would open your eyes to see how these markets move and the alike , as one will be able to interpret the numbers well, but gambling everyday would have a negative impact on your mentality and general wellbeing as you develop a bias mindset and if not lucky this could lead to gambling addiction which everyone tries to avoid!!!

But then again I know people that gamble everyday and are good at what they do , and afaik what stops them from being addicts is that they limit number of slips and amount of money to play with plus they always find ways to unwind and reset their minds.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).
Either ways, both are still at your own detriment and at your own very expense, because considering gambling as a source of livelihood would even make you more committed because you want to make money out of it, and this often leads to getting your emotions stuck in the game, and we all know that when you gamble with your emotions, you could end up making some uncalculated and illogical decisions that could eventually cost you a lot.

And when you're on your way to addiction, it won't be the fun or the thrill that'll make you gamble everyday, but the irresistible urge to gamble, and this urge only leads to addiction and its better to avoid falling imto addiction at all, than sort for means to break out of it.

      -     Gambling every day is only good if you always win at the casino, but if you don't but instead you always lose then it is not a good habit or vice. Because it is possible that eventually it will end up in a task that the end result will not be good.

This kind of addiction is actually a serious addiction and it is difficult to get rid of it. Instead of looking for a good life, what is happening is that everyone relies on luck to earn money through gambling, which is very dangerous.

[Dewi Aries]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).
Either ways, both are still at your own detriment and at your own very expense, because considering gambling as a source of livelihood would even make you more committed because you want to make money out of it, and this often leads to getting your emotions stuck in the game, and we all know that when you gamble with your emotions, you could end up making some uncalculated and illogical decisions that could eventually cost you a lot.

And when you're on your way to addiction, it won't be the fun or the thrill that'll make you gamble everyday, but the irresistible urge to gamble, and this urge only leads to addiction and its better to avoid falling imto addiction at all, than sort for means to break out of it.

      -     Gambling every day is only good if you always win at the casino, but if you don't but instead you always lose then it is not a good habit or vice. Because it is possible that eventually it will end up in a task that the end result will not be good.

This kind of addiction is actually a serious addiction and it is difficult to get rid of it. Instead of looking for a good life, what is happening is that everyone relies on luck to earn money through gambling, which is very dangerous.

Yes but gambling is not about winning because however the possibility of defeat or loss will always be a part that can never be separated in gambling, meaning that no matter how the chances of winning will always be followed by the possibility of losing and that is natural because the name of gambling is always about two possibilities at the end of the session, namely between winning or losing,  And in addition there is absolutely no guarantee or certainty for all gamblers to be able to produce a win at the end of the session unless they have completed the session while on the other hand the possibility of defeat will continue to lurk, so that is the reason why you are prohibited from treating gambling excessively such as planning to gamble every day because in the end it is clear that what happens instead you will feel a lot of disappointment and regret.

The other thing is actually whatever type of addiction is still something that tends to always be excessive and something that is done in excess is always not good, especially if we talk about gambling where victory only depends on luck while the possibility of defeat can never be avoided completely and of course making gambling a place to earn is really dangerous.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).

I can tell you that you can be gambling everyday and never be addicted, most of the addicted gamblers are not those that gambles everyday, but those whose gambling lifestyle is without a pattern or bearing, they can uses anyone's money with them to gamble even it it takes a long time to grab such, they can leave things undone all because they wanted to gamble, they don't even care to plan about their own future than to see themselves gambling at anytime, addiction is not by daily gambling habits, but in what we do that makes others get disappointed in us being a gambler.

[Accardo]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).

I can tell you that you can be gambling everyday and never be addicted, most of the addicted gamblers are not those that gambles everyday, but those whose gambling lifestyle is without a pattern or bearing, they can uses anyone's money with them to gamble even it it takes a long time to grab such, they can leave things undone all because they wanted to gamble, they don't even care to plan about their own future than to see themselves gambling at anytime, addiction is not by daily gambling habits, but in what we do that makes others get disappointed in us being a gambler.

Gambling everyday controls a player towards repeating same lifestyle. But it's nice to note that gambling everyday is a stressful gambling method and would affect a player that wouldn't limit his habit. However, the risk is high but can be moderated. Gambling is meant to be enjoyed. Some people don't feel satisfied at gambling unless they tend to play everyday. The need for playing everyday is not about making more wins, but to stay entertained everyday.

Like every other activity, nobody does consistently get entertained without going for a break. Gambling is automated, the machine doesn't get weak, only the player feels the stress. Undergoing those fatigues everyday will affect the player's strength and make him exhausted easily. If the gambling habit is limited then the player wouldn't get into any form of trouble, easily.

[arjunmujay]

~ When there is no money to gamble such person don't mind going extramile to source for funds since he has install this mentality of regularly gambling without giving break.

My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

In regards to upping your chances of winning something big, gambling every day is surely better than gambling once a year, BUT, and that's a big "but", you have to consider how much you are spending on your gambling too. If you buy a lottery ticket for $2 once a year, you can afford it even if you are a poor person. But if you buy several tickets each day, or play slots  or whatever kind of gambling you prefer, spending $10-$20 on that every day, then even if you are are not poor, it can be problematic. So, you should always take into account how much you spend on your tries.

Calculating everything carefully is very appropriate no matter whether you are rich or poor. If you are smart at managing your money, you will definitely enjoy gambling games. Of course, also by allocating a small portion and money that you are really willing to lose.

For example, if you can gamble with an allocation of $5 every day or even less, it will certainly be very enjoyable compared to betting $50 in one game and immediately losing that day.

[Ever-young]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).
Either ways, both are still at your own detriment and at your own very expense, because considering gambling as a source of livelihood would even make you more committed because you want to make money out of it, and this often leads to getting your emotions stuck in the game, and we all know that when you gamble with your emotions, you could end up making some uncalculated and illogical decisions that could eventually cost you a lot.

However, even though gambling is not used as a way to make money, there are definitely active gamblers every day, whether because they really like it or because of other things and the important thing is to stick to the budget that has been set, because gambling every day doesn't mean he is addicted or irresponsible, but will it get better? of course not because gambling always has a 50/50 chance.

Well except the person who gambles everyday spends less time on it, because the amount of time spent on gambling matters a lot, it's true that not everyone who gambles everyday are addicts, but when they spend the whole day gambling, every single day, then that's a problem because it only means that the person has nothing else to do other than to gamble.
But spending a couple of minutes everyday on gambling could be a bit considerable.

[hyudien]

I can tell you that you can be gambling everyday and never be addicted, most of the addicted gamblers are not those that gambles everyday, but those whose gambling lifestyle is without a pattern or bearing, they can uses anyone's money with them to gamble even it it takes a long time to grab such, they can leave things undone all because they wanted to gamble, they don't even care to plan about their own future than to see themselves gambling at anytime, addiction is not by daily gambling habits, but in what we do that makes others get disappointed in us being a gambler.

That's true, even if we gamble infrequently, for example just once every few days, it can make us addicted if we don't have the right mindset. but still I don't think it's good to gamble every day because it will only drain our finances quickly, moreover I think that even though we can control ourselves there are times when we might experience a loss of self-control which will cause the gambling we do to cost a lot of money. quite a lot. Maybe even when that happens there is a possibility that we act rashly, such as using savings to gamble again or use other people's money.
Actually, in my opinion, gambling addiction is probably due to wrong thinking about gambling, apart from that, gambling every day is not a good action, even though there is a chance of winning, what will probably happen more often is losing. I myself do not recommend gambling every day even though we have enough money.

[boty]

Gambling everyday only means two things, it's either you consider gambling as a source of livelihood or you're walking your way to addiction ( that's if you're not already an addict).

I can tell you that you can be gambling everyday and never be addicted, most of the addicted gamblers are not those that gambles everyday, but those whose gambling lifestyle is without a pattern or bearing, they can uses anyone's money with them to gamble even it it takes a long time to grab such, they can leave things undone all because they wanted to gamble, they don't even care to plan about their own future than to see themselves gambling at anytime, addiction is not by daily gambling habits, but in what we do that makes others get disappointed in us being a gambler.

I think this is true, but it really depends on the person who gambles, if they don't control themselves, of course that person will very easily become addicted and when they are addicted, of course this will cause them to have financial problems. , when someone has gambled using other people's funds, of course that person has experienced an addiction because they cannot control their desire to gamble, but if they can control their desire to gamble, of course they will not experience an addiction.

[kotajikikox]

There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.

I asked him how?

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning, he also made reference to few people around our locality who won outrageous Money within 31 Dec to 1 January 2024, asking if I knew how often those people keep trying for them to have the winning they got.

I said No! He then say the more you space the more I missed my chances of winning but what I came to understand is that, the more anyone keeps trying the slimmer such persons turns into gambling addiction becus such person will always want to gamble regularly stirring up some forms of pressure to himself. When there is no money to gamble such person don't mind going extramile to source for funds since he has install this mentality of regularly gambling without giving break.

My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

I definitely don't support the game every day. I think this strategy is definitely a losing one. It's just an excuse for addiction.

actually that is for addicted one and not for only for losing one because  who the hell will gamble in daily basis not unless he has nothing to do in life but to lose money .
i have gambled as well in my days but never that I gambled in daily basis  because I know how important my money is.

[nullama]

There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.

I asked him how?

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning, he also made reference to few people around our locality who won outrageous Money within 31 Dec to 1 January 2024, asking if I knew how often those people keep trying for them to have the winning they got.

I said No! He then say the more you space the more I missed my chances of winning but what I came to understand is that, the more anyone keeps trying the slimmer such persons turns into gambling addiction becus such person will always want to gamble regularly stirring up some forms of pressure to himself. When there is no money to gamble such person don't mind going extramile to source for funds since he has install this mentality of regularly gambling without giving break.

My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

Common misconception.

Every time you gamble it is an independent event.

Similar to Bitcoin mining, every single time you mine is independent of how many times you mined in the past. The difficulty changes over time though, but that's a different story.

[zuzie]

Yes, you are right, everyone who wants to gamble must prepare everything well and thoroughly because gambling is high risk, so when the person gets involved, they must have self-control, the aim of which is to prevent bad behavior.
Yes, I agree with you, looking directly from the experiences of other gamblers, we will try to compare which behavior we need to emulate and which we don't need to emulate, so that indirectly we will also prevent and minimize the negative impacts of excessive gambling.

Too much of everything is very bad though, I can't imagine the psychological effect of gambling everyday, you can't escape addiction, there is no way out of that effects from gambling unless you don't spend so much time on it, maybe you just gamble for some minutes and then you are out, I will consider that as a safe gambling but imagine sitting for some house and gambling just to make money, you will suffer for it later and it would be obvious that's not fun but money.

Some people will tell you that there are people that gamble everyday and makes money from it, not just money but fortune but the question they don't answer is that how many people are actually gambling everyday and win everyday, even the so called daily gamblers don't win money from gambling all the time but when they do, they make back all their losses.

It's true what you said, how bad it is if we gamble excessively because we don't know when we will make a profit and when in fact we will often suffer losses. Maybe a gambler thinks that playing gambling every day will make a lot of money, but that is not true because they will lose a lot of money in the casino.

And we shouldn't believe what other gamblers say about how easy it is to get profits because it could be that these gamblers also want to invite us to experience bad things like what they have experienced because maybe they can't accept the losses they often get so they easily lie. for the experience they have gained so far.
And the most important thing is that we always remain careful and consistent with ourselves by controlling ourselves properly, which is the safest way for us.

[EarnOnVictor]

My own opinion, the only thing that matters is for you to understand what you are doing.

But playing gambling every day is not good for them, even if we have strategy, that will not be easy to control ourselves so we must have good self control and the other things needed to playing gambling moderately and will not spends too much money while we playing gambling.

This is a great insight. Let's say you have a working game plan for your gambling, but you are worried that you may get addicted because you are going to play everyday. Which means the only missing piece in here is the intention for playin the player's psychology. Because regardless if you're playing everyday or once a month, you need a strong sense of awareness and knowing yourself as psychology part. And your reason for why are you gambling the first place.

Stick with that, and every day doin the right thing. The only time you are to develop addiction is the time you lose out of your Why and your control over yourself.

Whether we gamble every day, once in a week, once in a month, or even once in a year, they are all subjective, it depends on the gambler in all senses. All that matters is for us to have a good purpose for what we are doing. It is the gamblers who are gambling anyhow that can be affected, they are the ones with no brake but just playing, who will always complain about gambling because they will be losing, they can be addicted and so irresponsible towards it. The best gambling sense is always forewarned and foreplanned, and no matter how good or informal you want to be about it, you should always have that goal and viable plans to actualise the goal. Also, are you gambling for the money or for the fun? The two must be well-established so that the gambler will know how to go about them separately. If it is gambling for fun, please, let all your plans be focused more on the use of a little amount of money and self/time management, these will never let you go astray to the point of getting addicted to it.

But if it is for the money, well, it takes more effort not to get addicted or be irresponsible here because money is powerful and it gets worse if you are desperate for it. Even as you should know your session limits for accurate planning and control. One still has to know more in this category. Again, as all that is needed to ensure right gambling for fun is observed to avoid the addition, the money and risk management is vital here as well. You need to know the time to bet and the time to leave the betting place or platform. You also need to know the total amount to wager per session, how to wager it per bet and have strong discipline and self-determination to control oneself.

[Moreno233]

Gambling 7 days a week requires limitations. Gambling should be limited at any strategy utilized. A player can decide to gamble every day for a month and go for a 3 months break. During his gambling hours people could misunderstand him and think he does it and nothing happens to him. Hence, such people will try doing it with no limitations, as they think it requires no such thing. They'll be the ones to suffer problem gambling. Because they gamble blindly.

I do not support this style because 3 months is too long a time to go for break. What will you be doing in those three months and why do you need stay out of gambling for that length of time? I do not support gambling everyday neither do I support not taking a break. But one or two weeks break is perfect. For those who play sportsbook, 3 months break is like 12 weeks of the European season, this will not be wise as you would have missed nice fixtures that would have helped with your gambling.

Of course, game breaks also matter; these are more subtle points that all players should understand. Taking breaks of about 3 months is also important to preserve and restore your mental component, so that you can then continue playing with a fresh and clear head. At the same time, we can notice things that we didn’t notice, or come up with a new strategy for the game, or change the game itself. I absolutely love it, but I think that few people are able to do this, because the game is so addictive that players play until their deposit is empty and cannot stop, losing their composure.

How do all arrive at this 3 months break? Is there anything peculiar with the three months? Like I said before, 3 months is too long for a break, unless the person is working towards quitting gambling. Another instance might be that the gambler might want to build back his finances, in this case, 3 months break is understandable.