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

[Rockstarguy]

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 don't think it is even necessary for one to make plans to play gambling every week. having plans of playing gambling every week I wonder how one will be able to manage the amount of money that will be used to play gambling every week, if it will be possible for one to be able to manage the money they put in gambling by playing with a little amount they can afford to lose because having plans in playing steady can turn one to be addictive and too use to gambling.

 I don't think it is necessary to draw a budget that gambling will be played in a week with so amount. What I'm trying to say that gambling shouldn't be taking serious that it must necessarily be played on a steady.  Gambling should be played once in a while and if only one is so sure about the game to be play and with a money that is low, that one can afford to lose.

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[Finestream]

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 don't think it is even necessary for one to make plans to play gambling every week. having plans of playing gambling every week I wonder how one will be able to manage the amount of money that will be used to play gambling every week, if it will be possible for one to be able to manage the money they put in gambling by playing with a little amount they can afford to lose because having plans in playing steady can turn one to be addictive and too use to gambling.

I understand your opinion though. However, if you are a gambler ,or you really love to gamble, it's better to have a plan than just gamble recklessly. Making plans and being able to implement it effectively will minimize the risk, that's what we called as risk management, as regardless on how much you gamble, there's always a risk, if you gamble small, the risk is small but lack of plan or discipline might result to increasing your amount to risk and that's where the real bigger problem will start.

I don't think it is necessary to draw a budget that gambling will be played in a week with so amount. What I'm trying to say that gambling shouldn't be taking serious that it must necessarily be played on a steady.  Gambling should be played once in a while and if only one is so sure about the game to be play and with a money that is low, that one can afford to lose.

As I've mentioned, if you aren't really serious with gambling, you don't need to make it complicated. Don't draw a budget then it's up to you, but make sure not to fall for the trap which on not handling your emotion well.

[Docnaster]

it's quite difficult to pinpoint how much i gamble in 1 month because it varies, but it's not that much compared to how much money i make in 1 month. i can say that my gambling is not aggressive enough, but other people can say that it is aggressive, because whether it is aggressive or not depends on the person who judges it, for example if i spend 100 usd on my gambling, maybe the person who makes a month is around 200 usd will judge that my gambling is quite aggressive, even though i make 2000 usd in a month, for example like that.

Different people have their different ratios when it comes to gambling. To some people, the average amount of money they put in a bet isn't even determine by their personal income but because of their quest to get massive winnings in gambling.

Personally, I'm not consistent when it comes to gambling and that's why I don't spend much on gambling as well. The amount of money I use in gambling whenever I want gamble varies because sometimes I bet on very small odds while the other times I gamble, I bet on big odds. So if I'm to calculate the average amount I put in a bet, it's around $5 to 10$ per bet

[Coin_trader]

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.

My monthly income from my business is around 2000+ minimum and increasing significantly on peak season such as on holidays in my country. But this monthly income of mine is not relevant to my gambling activities because I don’t involved my business profit on my personal leisure activities expenses. I have my investments money from crypto that I use for this kind of expenses.

My average amount per bet is only 5$ because this is the minimum bet on love blackjack table. But this amount varies depending on my total bankroll I use for that particular day. I’m not sure what kind of data you can get here whether helpful or not because we have different gambling style and bankroll management so there’s no standard for this matter.

[Jody.Drummer]

My monthly income is a personal matter that I would prefer not to share. When it comes to gambling, I tend to indulge once or twice a week, which is around eight times a month. My budget for each gambling is at least $10 to $20, depending on my available funds. This amount is enough to satisfy my gambling needs.

Yes I understand and indeed income is one of the things that is quite sensitive which of course not everyone can give the amount but maybe there are also those who say the amount but not exactly and maybe they only give an amount that is not too close to the exact number, for this problem it is up to each individual because we also understand that this is a personal matter that is more confidential, but it doesn't matter because maybe I can deduce how much you earn in a month from the amount of allocation you put on gambling. The point is I just hope we all have a good approach to gambling and become responsible gamblers by only putting the amount we can afford to lose, or in the sense of 3% - 5% of the total amount of our monthly income, because with this then we will be able to be calmer in gambling and can prioritize fun or entertainment rather than earning, and also on the other hand with small amounts then I think we are less likely to end up with impulsive gamblers. The bottom line is always be responsible and don't be too pushy if you don't have the budget for gambling activities, because after all there is no compulsion.

Income discussion is touchy, right? We tread cautiously, respecting everyone's privacy. Know that some issues, like money, are private. However, your gambling technique is unique and smart. Limiting our gambling budget to a tiny fraction of our income makes gambling fun rather than a financial strategy.

Deducting money from gambling habits is intriguing, no? The habit, not the number, is crucial. Responsible gambling requires discipline and keeping to your limitations. This strategy promotes a fun, healthy gambling relationship.

Balance matters. Gambling should add excitement, not ruin our finances. Your 3%–5% rule promotes a profit-over-pleasure mindset, which is excellent. Gambling is like seasoning - just enough can enhance the experience, but too much can ruin it.

Of course, after all gambling is not something that should be done seriously, one of the reasons why this activity is recommended only as a place of recreation is because gambling cannot provide any certainty or guarantee for the results at the end of the session, I understand that anyone can win but victory is not an easy thing to achieve, right? It's clear because this is just a game of chance that runs on luck, meaning that if you are lucky then you can also win like other gamblers, therefore what must be prioritized more is risk management such as several limits that must be implemented and enforced, all people can win but not everyone can maintain their gambling involvement well and straight according to the instructions, on the other hand, only this can make us gamble safely and without a significant impact on finances. Another thing I like is your idea that gambling is like "spice" which means not too much and just enough.

[junder]

indeed we should not have to spend or deposit a lot of money on gambling because it is a dangerous thing for ourselves, I myself deposit my money with the budget amount and with the amount of bets that are set and I do it consistently, I gamble using 10% from the income I get monthly. because I think that amount is enough, as long as it is done consistently and with self-control, I try to meet the budget set for a month.

Enjoying gambling is indeed one of the keys, because of course I don't feel any emotions that trigger me to deposit more money than the budget I have set. and because if my monthly income is $500 then I think 10% is more than enough. That's why I don't put money back into gambling, and I know that gambling excessively will only ruin my life in the long run.
How about you?

You are right and I agree with what you say. Using 10% of the income we get is enough for gambling, and we can probably use that percentage for a month, and we don't need to deposit more money into the gambling account. The important thing is that we can stay within our limits and not try to increase the amount of money because that could disrupt our family's finances. With that percentage, I think if we don't gamble too often, there might still be some left over, so we won't use a lot of money to gamble.

I still try to limit my gambling activities and use limits on the amount of money I can afford. Like you, I also try not to deposit more money than that budget because I know it will only trigger me to gamble longer in each session so there is a possibility that I will experience more losses. Playing gambling excessively will indeed destroy our lives in the long term, especially with the risk of losing even more money and that is what we must avoid so that we can still enjoy gambling as entertainment.

but it also depends on the amount of income generated, but what I noticed from many people is that they don't set a budget for gambling, so they gamble by not looking at the budget even though I think setting a budget for gambling is important.  but indeed this also requires good self-control, because it requires good discipline because it could be that things that shouldn't happen actually happen because of the loss of self-control even if only for a short time that's right after all, if you do gambling too much  it's not good either.

That's true after all if you gamble too much, it's not good either In my opinion, gambling itself is not wrong but many people experience bad things and losses because they themselves view gambling wrongly  so what is bad is the gambling even though if they could gamble appropriately then everything would be fine,  including their image.  gambling that will not get many bad views We should be able to limit all things related to gambling, so that we will not experience big losses or even bad things.

[danherbias07]

I don't think it is necessary to draw a budget that gambling will be played in a week with so amount. What I'm trying to say that gambling shouldn't be taking serious that it must necessarily be played on a steady.  Gambling should be played once in a while and if only one is so sure about the game to be play and with a money that is low, that one can afford to lose.

As I've mentioned, if you aren't really serious with gambling, you don't need to make it complicated. Don't draw a budget then it's up to you, but make sure not to fall for the trap which on not handling your emotion well.

Yeah, I agree with @Finestream, it can become a problem in the future if you are not managing your budget from the start. You must know how much you will lose or win because there will be times when the tide will be against you and yet you are still swimming forward which is definitely wrong. Well, it doesn't really need to be complicated.
A good example is just sticking with the budget. If you are going to spend $10 this day then stick with it. If you want to play longer then pick games that have a low minimum bet amount and then divide it by a large number. Some games do accept $0.0001 per bet and below, like the originals. In Sports betting, I think the minimum is $0.009 so it's still low and you can try making long parlays to try the jackpot prize.
This is why online gambling is more fun than physical ones because we can make cheap bets and still have the chance to win high amounts, unlike the ones in casinos like Las Vegas. It may take a long time to reach the dream amount but the perks of enjoying it all and being entertained every day will still be there.

[Blitzboy]

indeed we should not have to spend or deposit a lot of money on gambling because it is a dangerous thing for ourselves, I myself deposit my money with the budget amount and with the amount of bets that are set and I do it consistently, I gamble using 10% from the income I get monthly. because I think that amount is enough, as long as it is done consistently and with self-control, I try to meet the budget set for a month.

Enjoying gambling is indeed one of the keys, because of course I don't feel any emotions that trigger me to deposit more money than the budget I have set. and because if my monthly income is $500 then I think 10% is more than enough. That's why I don't put money back into gambling, and I know that gambling excessively will only ruin my life in the long run.
How about you?

You are right and I agree with what you say. Using 10% of the income we get is enough for gambling, and we can probably use that percentage for a month, and we don't need to deposit more money into the gambling account. The important thing is that we can stay within our limits and not try to increase the amount of money because that could disrupt our family's finances. With that percentage, I think if we don't gamble too often, there might still be some left over, so we won't use a lot of money to gamble.

I still try to limit my gambling activities and use limits on the amount of money I can afford. Like you, I also try not to deposit more money than that budget because I know it will only trigger me to gamble longer in each session so there is a possibility that I will experience more losses. Playing gambling excessively will indeed destroy our lives in the long term, especially with the risk of losing even more money and that is what we must avoid so that we can still enjoy gambling as entertainment.

but it also depends on the amount of income generated, but what I noticed from many people is that they don't set a budget for gambling, so they gamble by not looking at the budget even though I think setting a budget for gambling is important.  but indeed this also requires good self-control, because it requires good discipline because it could be that things that shouldn't happen actually happen because of the loss of self-control even if only for a short time that's right after all, if you do gambling too much  it's not good either.

That's true after all if you gamble too much, it's not good either In my opinion, gambling itself is not wrong but many people experience bad things and losses because they themselves view gambling wrongly  so what is bad is the gambling even though if they could gamble appropriately then everything would be fine,  including their image.  gambling that will not get many bad views We should be able to limit all things related to gambling, so that we will not experience big losses or even bad things.

Budgeting is crucial to right gambling. Balancing fun and financial responsibility is an art. Many gamble with a "go with the flow" attitude, which might have unforeseen results.

I think self-control is vital, which is hard to learn. Swaying too much on either side can cause a fall on a tightrope. Discipline is crucial here. Setting and respecting boundaries is key. Even a brief slip in control might have enduring effects.

Supporting fun Gambling encourages responsible play. Moderate and disciplined gambling can be fun. Redefining the narrative - gambling isnt evil; its the approach that matters. We can enjoy gaming without remorse by promoting budgeting and self-control.

[Woodie]

Can't really come up with an average amount per bet because this depends on a lot of variables, for example when it comes to sports betting which I can go a little higher than normal as I make my own luck here & depends on tournament/game unlike playing casino games where strategy is everything to play the long game..

And the fact that I don't track my losses for the sake of not chasing my losses...what matters to me is I walk out a winner(profitable or breakeven) but if you asked for a base bet on my slot games..well this ranges from $0.1 -$2 and its my optimum way to make a profit but doesn't always work if luck isn't on my side

I also see you want monthly income numbers, but for me, gambling is not a job and wouldn't want to take it as such especially knowing that the risk is high and you could lose everything and need to be prudent about this whole venture of fun.

it's quite difficult to pinpoint how much i gamble in 1 month because it varies, but it's not that much compared to how much money i make in 1 month. i can say that my gambling is not aggressive enough, but other people can say that it is aggressive, because whether it is aggressive or not depends on the person who judges it, for example if i spend 100 usd on my gambling, maybe the person who makes a month is around 200 usd will judge that my gambling is quite aggressive, even though i make 2000 usd in a month, for example like that.

Agreed, gambling profits can never be fixed!

You could have a good run today and end the month in profits but the following month you could try your luck and end up losing which makes this a constantly fluctuating business ...

[knowngunman]

I don't think it is even necessary for one to make plans to play gambling every week. having plans of playing gambling every week I wonder how one will be able to manage the amount of money that will be used to play gambling every week, if it will be possible for one to be able to manage the money they put in gambling by playing with a little amount they can afford to lose because having plans in playing steady can turn one to be addictive and too use to gambling.

Permit me to disagree with you on this. Having a budget plan is very essential not only for gambling but for everything that deals with finance, be it business or something else regardless of the size. Having a budget doesn't mean you must gamble everyday but rather a way to shape your gamble activity and help you to remain moderate while gambling. At least it will prevent you from overspending and probably get into debt. Gambling without budget will make you think that you are gambling responsibly but if you do some calculations, you will discover that you have spent more than you wanted to spend but with budget this overspending can be avoided.

However, one problem with budget is the inability to stick to it. In fact, budget can even prevent someone from becoming addictive if one can stick to it because you'll stop gambling after your initial budget is exhausted and start over again when you draft a new one.

[ethereumhunter]

but it also depends on the amount of income generated, but what I noticed from many people is that they don't set a budget for gambling, so they gamble by not looking at the budget even though I think setting a budget for gambling is important.  but indeed this also requires good self-control, because it requires good discipline because it could be that things that shouldn't happen actually happen because of the loss of self-control even if only for a short time that's right after all, if you do gambling too much  it's not good either.

That's true after all if you gamble too much, it's not good either In my opinion, gambling itself is not wrong but many people experience bad things and losses because they themselves view gambling wrongly  so what is bad is the gambling even though if they could gamble appropriately then everything would be fine,  including their image.  gambling that will not get many bad views We should be able to limit all things related to gambling, so that we will not experience big losses or even bad things.

People think that they can gamble without setting a budget. That's true, but if they keep doing it like that, they will only experience losses while they will rarely win and that means their money will soon run out after playing a few rounds of gambling. If they set a budget, they will not spend their money just on gambling because they will need money to meet their daily needs. And you are right in saying that they need good self-control to stay within their limits. That's why they must train their self-control to gamble without overdoing it.

Playing gambling is okay as long as we can control ourselves so that we can prevent defeat and losing money in gambling. This is for our own good so we don't lose much money and can still use gambling as entertainment. And that is the purpose of gambling so that it can be used as a place to have fun. But many people still don't want to understand this, so they use a lot of money to gamble and end up losing most of their money.

[Solosanz]

Permit me to disagree with you on this. Having a budget plan is very essential not only for gambling but for everything that deals with finance, be it business or something else regardless of the size. Having a budget doesn't mean you must gamble everyday but rather a way to shape your gamble activity and help you to remain moderate while gambling. At least it will prevent you from overspending and probably get into debt. Gambling without budget will make you think that you are gambling responsibly but if you do some calculations, you will discover that you have spent more than you wanted to spend but with budget this overspending can be avoided.

However, one problem with budget is the inability to stick to it. In fact, budget can even prevent someone from becoming addictive if one can stick to it because you'll stop gambling after your initial budget is exhausted and start over again when you draft a new one.

That's why self control is the most important thing in gambling, you can set a budget, using so called strategy, making calculations, only gamble during weekend etc, but if you don't have a good self control, you have a chance to violate your own rules.

Without thinking about the other thing, but you have a good self control, you're already a responsible gambler.

[DaNNy001]

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 many people say this, that their betting amount is ratio according to their earnings, maybe 10-15 percent but for me I won't lie, I really don't have a specific amount of money I put into gambling, I just gamble whenever am in the mood and I usually gamble in free hours and that's not much comparing the kind of work I do, but if am to put into figure then I think that will be around 7% of my monthly earning.

[rodskee]

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.

depend on my mod and my capital , but mostly I only bet ranging from 50 cents to 2 dollars per
bet in table games specially cards but in Sports betting I can spend 20-50 dollars depending in game and
depending in the opponent. I am not a high roller or a total gambler but if My favorite team or player needs
to play then I have my funds ready .

Permit me to disagree with you on this. Having a budget plan is very essential not only for gambling but for everything that deals with finance, be it business or something else regardless of the size. Having a budget doesn't mean you must gamble everyday but rather a way to shape your gamble activity and help you to remain moderate while gambling. At least it will prevent you from overspending and probably get into debt. Gambling without budget will make you think that you are gambling responsibly but if you do some calculations, you will discover that you have spent more than you wanted to spend but with budget this overspending can be avoided.

However, one problem with budget is the inability to stick to it. In fact, budget can even prevent someone from becoming addictive if one can stick to it because you'll stop gambling after your initial budget is exhausted and start over again when you draft a new one.

That's why self control is the most important thing in gambling, you can set a budget, using so called strategy, making calculations, only gamble during weekend etc, but if you don't have a good self control, you have a chance to violate your own rules.

Without thinking about the other thing, but you have a good self control, you're already a responsible gambler.

Self control is given in gambling but this is why OP asks us about our budget to help
others understand and have small betting style to help not become addicted.

[slapper]

I don't think it is even necessary for one to make plans to play gambling every week. having plans of playing gambling every week I wonder how one will be able to manage the amount of money that will be used to play gambling every week, if it will be possible for one to be able to manage the money they put in gambling by playing with a little amount they can afford to lose because having plans in playing steady can turn one to be addictive and too use to gambling.

Permit me to disagree with you on this. Having a budget plan is very essential not only for gambling but for everything that deals with finance, be it business or something else regardless of the size. Having a budget doesn't mean you must gamble everyday but rather a way to shape your gamble activity and help you to remain moderate while gambling. At least it will prevent you from overspending and probably get into debt. Gambling without budget will make you think that you are gambling responsibly but if you do some calculations, you will discover that you have spent more than you wanted to spend but with budget this overspending can be avoided.

However, one problem with budget is the inability to stick to it. In fact, budget can even prevent someone from becoming addictive if one can stick to it because you'll stop gambling after your initial budget is exhausted and start over again when you draft a new one.

The key to gambling, like everything, is strategy. It's true that budgeting is the foundation of financial understanding and prudent gambling. Think of it as a roadmap - without it, you're lost in chance and ambiguity. You navigate with purpose and control using it. Playing the game vs letting it play you.

Let's discuss the elephant in the room - sticking to the budget. When adrenaline and enthusiasm set in, following a plan is harder than making one. We must gamble smartly here. Understanding oneself and limits is key. Discipline matters. We need discipline in gambling and life. Every wager and decision should reflect our desire to win and our devotion to our health. But risk with the intelligence and insight of a chess master, constantly thinking two moves ahead.

[Hirose UK]

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Different people have their different ratios when it comes to gambling. To some people, the average amount of money they put in a bet isn't even determine by their personal income but because of their quest to get massive winnings in gambling.

Personally, I'm not consistent when it comes to gambling and that's why I don't spend much on gambling as well. The amount of money I use in gambling whenever I want gamble varies because sometimes I bet on very small odds while the other times I gamble, I bet on big odds. So if I'm to calculate the average amount I put in a bet, it's around $5 to 10$ per bet

Well, that what we often talk about, namely that the size or ratio of each gambler will always be different, moreover, the income of each gambler is never the same because if classify it only based on percentages then within 10% of each gambler income can have significant difference.
There are also gamblers who manage to get big wins and they use some of their winnings to gamble, this will also have much larger amount in each bet.
From this it can be concluded that the average nominal value of the money used cannot be generalized, the most important thing is that every gambler can accept it when it is lost and percentage of 5% to 20% is percentage that is still reasonable.

Not only you, I also the same, who will never be consistent in using money in gambling, but as I said, the most important thing is to be able to accept it when it is lost.
Too much gambling will never provide any benefits except losing larger amounts of money.

The nominal amount is not that important because no matter how small the bet is, if win the jackpot it will also be big win and how much money if only lose it will also be loss.

[noormcs5]

I don't think it is even necessary for one to make plans to play gambling every week. having plans of playing gambling every week I wonder how one will be able to manage the amount of money that will be used to play gambling every week, if it will be possible for one to be able to manage the money they put in gambling by playing with a little amount they can afford to lose because having plans in playing steady can turn one to be addictive and too use to gambling.

Also, i think it is not necessary for the gamblers to keep track of the monthly income or profits because nothing is certain here. One day, one week or one month you can make a good profit while in the next you may have a considerable loss. It is not like that you start to make good money in one or two months from gambling and you start to believe that it will continue in the next following months. Gambling does not work that way and there is no way to know what will be the outcome of the gambling.
Unlike other businesses or even games, once you become skilled, you tend to earn more but in gambling, there is no such thing as experience.
The only think what matters in gambling is Luck.

[Judith87403]

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.

My monthly income from my business is around 2000+ minimum and increasing significantly on peak season such as on holidays in my country. But this monthly income of mine is not relevant to my gambling activities because I don’t involved my business profit on my personal leisure activities expenses. I have my investments money from crypto that I use for this kind of expenses.

My average amount per bet is only 5$ because this is the minimum bet on love blackjack table. But this amount varies depending on my total bankroll I use for that particular day. I’m not sure what kind of data you can get here whether helpful or not because we have different gambling style and bankroll management so there’s no standard for this matter.

well I predict smaller odds,then I can boost it with the some of 500 reason is because I don't like playing multiple games ,I can decide to play one single game that can bring like 2odds and above and I have been in the winning line,sometimes I do rollover I can decide to start with 1.60odd and boost it with 1k,my monthly income is one Third of the money I'm using to do the rollover,because I know pretty well that I can afford it even when I lose,but not often just once a month or twice I always use my initiative.

Because I think gambling is just part of fun,there is nothing much about  it.

[erep]

Also, i think it is not necessary for the gamblers to keep track of the monthly income or profits because nothing is certain here. One day, one week or one month you can make a good profit while in the next you may have a considerable loss. It is not like that you start to make good money in one or two months from gambling and you start to believe that it will continue in the next following months. Gambling does not work that way and there is no way to know what will be the outcome of the gambling.
Unlike other businesses or even games, once you become skilled, you tend to earn more but in gambling, there is no such thing as experience.
The only think what matters in gambling is Luck.

Yes, gambling cannot be used as an analysis for calculating passive income every week, month or even yearly, but we can make a simple example for calculating the lowest profit which can be used as a guideline for targets achieved every month. This calculation will be useful in anticipating losses in gambling because we have regulated the use of finances in gambling and we will not use money higher than that for betting, but if we do not make calculations in gambling then we are gambling without financial limits so that we have the potential to experience higher losses than profits.

[blockman]

You know kabayan in our country, the minimum to average salary and that's why many do gamble a lot in thoughts of earning more with gambling instead of going to work. I am not that type of person as what those that I've mentioned but if I allot budget for gambling, the average don't usually go that much. So, if the payday in most of the companies here in our country is like every 15th and 30th of the month. A good 10% from each of those or just one when I need to budget more for our needs. It changes at most times but it's like that range is what the majority is taking from the incomes that we make.