Another question? Tell me your average amount per bet and your monthly income?

[mirakal]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

You don't need to provide exact figures; an estimate would suffice. Through this discussion, we can assess whether we are being too aggressive in our gambling habits or if we are playing it safe with our bets.

[Questat]

I won't specify my exact monthly income, but it typically ranges between $1000 and $2000. Regarding my sports betting habits, my average stake per bet is $20. When considering my maximum salary, this amounts to around 1%, which I believe is a conservative approach, ensuring safety even when facing losses.

Occasionally, I become more aggressive, with my highest bet reaching $200. However this is what I learn....

Based on my experience,  this approach doesn't enhance the enjoyment of the experience; instead, it tends to make me nervous while watching the game, diminishing the overall fun.

[Blowon]

I'm currently just playing casually, my monthly income is only $100 and I bet around $10 in gambling. Maybe you know that my income from gambling is not that big because the capital I give is also not that big, there's not much I can hope for.

[Baofeng]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

Average bet amount for me every game will be like around $10-$100. I remember I have a single bet on NBA around $100 on a Portland game ML on them, I won that bet but not for some intense game as Lillard drop that winning shot. My monthly income from my regular job and business might be around $1000 and up.

But this is just for my sports betting though, there are times that I will go online and play slots and other games.

And there are nights that me and my friends will suddenly go to a landbase casinos and play till the morning. 

[angrybirdy]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

You don't need to provide exact figures; an estimate would suffice. Through this discussion, we can assess whether we are being too aggressive in our gambling habits or if we are playing it safe with our bets.

For my monthly income, it ranges between $570 to $650, a normal above minimum salary range in our country  and the alloted amount for my gambling activity is around $50 but it depends to my budget since I'm doing gambling when I have my free time and If I have extra penny and As per my own observation, I can say that I am playing it safely because I can manage well my gambling allowance and I know when to stop especily if I feel that I'm going a little bit far in my betting limitation.

[Richbased]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

You don't need to provide exact figures; an estimate would suffice. Through this discussion, we can assess whether we are being too aggressive in our gambling habits or if we are playing it safe with our bets.

Average bet amount per single bet all total bet for the month? Like I don't understand but if it's per month I can't really tell as it varies because I don't play same amount on each bets I place or staked but to sum it up the total amount I spend on sports betting monthly is not greater than 30% of my monthly income as I earn around $100 to $120 monthly because my income doesn't come from a single source.

[Oshosondy]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

I will prefer to tell you that I use part of my weekly income to gamble, but the percentage used to gamble is all that matters. I see up to $250 weekly. I use 5% to gamble but not always because not all week are bad. That is $50 in 28 days, not monthly because each 4 weeks are 28 days and that will make it 13 months in a year, not 12 months if you calculate it. So out of approximately $1000 in 28 days, I use $50 to gamble. Although like I said, some weeks re good and I do not use up the $50 in some weeks in a way that I may not use my gambling budget for the next week if the week becomes good.

[Assface16678]

I can't say my monthly income, but I can say the amount I can spend in a bet or casino game session. I can spend roughly $100 in a bet or gambling session, and that's only my limit per day. As a precaution, I don't gamble per day, maybe once a month, only to minimise my gambling expenses and losses. Its a discipline I set so that I assure that I will never be an addict to gambling. Yes, I experienced being an addict at some point, but thankfully I got over it. Maybe there are a lot of people here who say they can bet a lot of money; maybe they are fortunate and can handle the stress of losing that kind of money, but remember, for those who can't afford to lose money, don't take inspiration from those who can spend a lot of money gambling, be responsible in gambling.

[FatFork]

I'd suggest asking folks to share what percent of their monthly earnings they bet on average.  For instance, I wager around 5% of my monthly pay each week and  i won't say exactly how much I make, but let's pretend I bring home $1,000 a month.  In that case Id put down around 50 bucks a week on average.  That's a pretty small cut of my income, meaning I'm likely not going overboard with gambling.   

Of course, everyone's situation is different.  The percentage that works for me might be too high or too low for someone else.  But looking at it this way gives a rough sense of whether the betting is sustainable or if its getting out of hand.

[Outhue]

I have some certain rules that I always follow when I feel like gambling, I have my profession, so gambling is just a side thing for me, I can go weeks or months without gambling.

I don't make a certain amount every month because it all depends on sales, I am a fashion designer by default and have store where I sell wears designers, my income varies, some times I earn $450 and some times even more, for gambling I always make sure that I make enough money to be able to put aside money for gambling.

My target every week is the max of $40 for gambling, and I use this amount on slots game, this is all I can afford to lose, I gamble twice in a week, so I use $20 in Tuesday's and $20 on Thursdays, these are my one lucky days, if you believe in horoscope and astrology though.

Some days are just always by bad days, and it's been proven to be so many times already, this was when I started gambling as a beginner, I don't know how this will help but that's that, it's not a must for me to gamble every week, if sales are not too good for that week I am not gambling, because I also invest some money into BTC every month or two weeks at times, this investment part is more important to me than gambling.

[danherbias07]

Based on my experience,  this approach doesn't enhance the enjoyment of the experience; instead, it tends to make me nervous while watching the game, diminishing the overall fun.

Yeah, that will happen because of the large amount that is at stake. I will never ever go that far even though I am sure with my bet in sports gambling.
Like today, I was so sure that Over 200+ will be reached at the game of Oklahoma City Thunder versus the Orlando Magic. My bet was made at halftime where the score is 49-40 before the 3rd quarter begins. But knowing both teams, they are definitely offensive teams so I didn't even doubt to take the bet.

Still, I just made a $5 bet because that's my safest amount.

OP. My average amount in casino games is $0.01 and I'd like to hit high multipliers like x1000, x270, x500 in Keno or Plinko. Sometimes I also do Tome of Like and Scarab Spin but never went for Dice. I want a game that could still give returns even if they are just small amounts while waiting for the high multiplier to hit.
Monthly, about 5 percent only and I'd like it to keep it that way. As long as I am still enjoying the entertainment factor that gambling gives to me then I don't think I will increase it. If I lose funds before another fund comes again, I always just take a rest. But I still have that imaginary thought of "What if I bet big?". But I am not biting on that trap yet. I think about my responsibility with my family first to avoid that from happening.

[EluguHcman]

In a surface expressive exposures like this, I am thrilled to believe that every gamblers here including the reckless and irresponsible gamblers would tend to claim amiable and remarkable betting budgets. Lol.
But it would be wise enough if we could still stylishly adopt a better gambling roles while we undernote what a benefited gambling budgets is best suited for us all dependent on our incomes.

Personally, I don't gamble based on my income but the fact is that sometimes, we all spends on pleasures such as eatable, materials and the outdoors stuffs.
So, on the context I could have such of my expenditures spent on stakes. I am a casual gambler whom doesn't have a periodic gambling regulatory budget because I rarely gambles and yeah, I try to keep a better gambling roles so that it doesn't take over my emotional controls.

[coin-investor]

I prefer not to divulge my monthly income, but my allocation is between 10 to 15% of the monthly income I'm playing in a local casino it's the main casino I'm playing and on casinos where I am staking a token, of course, I hop from one casino to another and when it comes to sports betting I prefer it to be peer to peer with my circle of friends and relatives while having drinks it's easy and fun.

I think my allocation is good for average players because I'm getting my allocation from my extra hours of work, my regular income goes to my family budget and paying bills and my extra income goes to my gambling activity.

[blckhawk]

Same as @Questat, I won't be giving away the exact amount but I'd give you the partial amount. The partial amount that I'm saying is around $220 and about $1 average per bet as I don't like to spend my bankroll as quickly as I like it to be, I want to enjoy watching the slots spin and give me those damn multipliers, I would say that I'm a bit aggressive with my way of betting because $1 is an average and that's already a large amount of money in my country's currency, could buy me a meal or something with that amount of bet.

[Hirose UK]

Every gambler certainly has different amount of income and even though they use the same 1% to 10% of their monthly income, if you calculate it in more detail based on the amount of money it will be very different.
But from several statements that I have previously encountered in other threads, the majority of gamblers use no more than 15% to 20% of their monthly income.

I personally typical person who likes to have lot of extra income, in my daily life I have several small businesses and also trade.
The amount of monthly income is uncertain and I use money to gamble only as much as I can afford when I lose it.
I never stick to fixed amount for example like 5% or 10% but I bet based on how much money I don't get disappointed when I lose.
Moreover, when I really in happy mood, I gamble often adding money to be deposited on the gambling site, but it still an amount that is acceptable to lose.

How much money use doesn't seem that important because in my opinion the most important thing is to gamble according to financial capabilities and still be able to have fun even though the amount is limited.

[Crypt0Gore]

I use very small chuck of my monthly income to gamble, and most times I have lose the money, it's my decision to still keep filing but trust me I am not doing this to rely on gambling as my income source, I do this only if I want to, there are times I prefer spending time watching movies and I don't feel like gambling at all, and there are times where I miss gambling but I don't have money to risk on gambling.

If you are making money from other sources you won't care too much on gambling, if fun is what you are looking for we all know that gambling isn't the only way, the reason why people are so expectation on gambling is because they want all the money they can make in this world from gambling.

This is not the right way to deal with gambling, it's just like not having money but trying to invest money on Bitcoin, you need a source of income, get a job and don't use all the money you make on gambling, that is dumb, what if gambling never works out for you? That's why risking some percentage is the best thing to do.

On the good days where I have enough income, I risk not much that 10% and if it's not looking very good I risk nothing more gga. 5% so it depends on how much I make.

[_act_]

Average bet amount per single bet all total bet for the month? Like I don't understand but if it's per month I can't really tell as it varies because I don't play same amount on each bets I place or staked but to sum it up the total amount I spend on sports betting monthly is not greater than 30% of my monthly income as I earn around $100 to $120 monthly because my income doesn't come from a single source.

30% of my weekly or monthly income is too high for me. It will make me to be looking for ways to win unlike the smaller amount that I am using that I do not care about if I lost it. Irrespective of the amount of money that you earn weekly, be it high or small amount, I think gamblers should not make use of up to that amount in percentage. Have some in savings instead. But if not affecting you, never mind me.

I think my allocation is good for average players because I'm getting my allocation from my extra hours of work, my regular income goes to my family budget and paying bills and my extra income goes to my gambling activity.

Yes 10 to 15% of your monthly income is good if not more than that. As long as it is not causing you any financial problem. As for me I go for just 5%. I have a separate wallet for this and I do not touch any coin on other wallets for gambling.

[Wind_FURY]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

You don't need to provide exact figures; an estimate would suffice. Through this discussion, we can assess whether we are being too aggressive in our gambling habits or if we are playing it safe with our bets.

In Craps, I merely bet the minimum to $5.00 per roll - the minimum bet depends on the site. Sometimes it's 0.50 cents, sometimes it's $1.00.

In slots, my favorite slot-machine is Dig Dig Digger, I do a mere $1.00 per pull.

Then in sports-betting which I have just recently started doing/learning because of a betting contest, I bet $5.00 or less.

None of these bets are more than 5% of my monthly salary. I bet for entertainment and fun, but I'm also trying to win some Bitcoins to use to bet again next time, which has not been that successful. Hahaha.

[bluebit25]

Hello gamblers, this is a kind of survey aimed at getting to know my fellow gamblers better, particularly in the context of sports betting. I would like to know your average bet amount and your monthly income.

You don't need to provide exact figures; an estimate would suffice. Through this discussion, we can assess whether we are being too aggressive in our gambling habits or if we are playing it safe with our bets.

I know how everyone is, but I have my own budget to spend with gambling, usually there is no fixed amount I think it ranges from $5 - $1000. But I just have fun with gambling, so I don't care too much about the actual spending and recovery, because for me, the fun in gambling is what I think about.

Maybe it's a bit personal about the income issue, as I'm just a freelance worker, and don't receive a monthly salary.

[odunybiz]

I don't have an average rate I use on bet on weekly or monthly basis. I place bet base on my monthly income. I have a business of my own. So I normally use only 5% of my income on gambling. This is fixed to control my gambling habit. And my profit isn't fixed on monthly basis because I stake more on accumulated bet. Sometimes I may not make any profit in a month but at least I do win once in 2 months and this winning most times do cover my lose and left behind some good profit.