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

[junder]

It's true what you say, if they gamble often, of course they won't always get profitable wins. We all know that what we want in gambling is winning, but we also have to be able to see that winning is very difficult to get, sometimes too. If we get a big win and if we deliberately calculate the wins we get and the losses we get, I think the loser is still ahead of the number we get, and the wins we get cannot possibly cover all the losses we have had while they were gambling. Self-control must also be trained as you said, because that way they can reduce the risk of loss, even though it is difficult, it is for their own good so there is no harm in learning it.

Even though there are some who gamble with the aim of having fun too, of course they also want a win that they can take home,  and actually gambling itself will not make them experience big losses if they can control themselves well as you said, it's just that In my opinion, many people misunderstand the meaning of gambling, which is what causes many people to experience big losses.

Instead of not always winning from gambling games, we should reduce our gambling activities or limit our gambling activities to reduce the amount of money we lose at the gambling table. That will be more useful for us because we will have more money for other things. And it's true what you said that when we get a big win, actually the amount we lose is still bigger than the big win we get unless we can win millions of dollars from that big win then we can really win bigger than the loss. We have experienced. For this reason, we cannot take the risk of losing more money and to prevent that from happening, we can only control ourselves so that we do not experience more losses.

Wanting a win to take home is normal, but we also have to realize and understand that we won't always be able to get it because gambling is not about making money. So by having an understanding like that, we just try to enjoy the gambling game and not use a lot of money to avoid big losses. If more people could understand that, they would be able to prevent losing large amounts of money and still be able to enjoy gambling as entertainment only.

The thing that must be considered is personal needs and basic needs  because people who are addicted to gambling tend not to prioritize their daily needs they instead think that they will have to gamble later.  I once thought that if they wanted to gamble,  what if they saved the money to gamble for up to 1/2 a month and when the time came they could gamble with the money collected for a certain time and they could gamble using big bets to really feel the sensation gamble It was just a silly thought I had that just crossed my mind.

So I think we have to be smart,  by cashing in the winnings that have been obtained because the winnings that are rarely obtained are like what you said,  so don't waste the winnings that have been obtained, by continuing to gamble that have won indeed that is the right of each,  but at least we have to see how many defeats have occurred  and don't do careless actions that many other gamblers do if like that we are the same as those who gamble unintelligently so making good use of the winnings must be done.

However, our basic necessities and personal obligations must never be neglected. The thrill and possible winnings might make it hard to step back, but wisdom resides in knowing when to. Many could benefit from your suggestion to cash in wins. We must be savvy and value our winnings, however uncommon. The strategic thinking in this technique protects our finances and enhances our playing experience.

Balance is vital. Gamble for fun and excitement, but not for the sake of our essential necessities and duties. Gambling mindfully, laying away monies, and carefully cashing in our victories can provide us the best of both worlds. Being smart gamblers who enjoy the excitement but also care about moderation and money is key. Therefore, we may bet without harming ourselves or losing ourselves.

As I have said, personal needs and basic needs need to be considered, because that is our own obligation. After all, when we live, we need everything and that includes basic needs, such as food and so on. It's true, the sensation of winning at gambling makes it difficult for us to quit, and it's also true that the temptation and attraction of gambling is so strong that many gamblers can't resist that, it's true what you said, we should know when to stop gambling. because even if we gamble continuously it will only get us into trouble.

That's right, I agree with you, never gamble in the hope of solving our needs, because that's not recommended, it's better to gamble just for fun, that's what you have to do. The best option when winning is to cash out the winnings that have been obtained, but because the sensation of winning is difficult to make us retreat, many people decide to continue gambling without thinking about the risks that will occur. even though it is clear, if the risk that will occur is a loss that could possibly be incurred

[ethereumhunter]

The thing that must be considered is personal needs and basic needs  because people who are addicted to gambling tend not to prioritize their daily needs they instead think that they will have to gamble later.  I once thought that if they wanted to gamble,  what if they saved the money to gamble for up to 1/2 a month and when the time came they could gamble with the money collected for a certain time and they could gamble using big bets to really feel the sensation gamble It was just a silly thought I had that just crossed my mind.

So I think we have to be smart,  by cashing in the winnings that have been obtained because the winnings that are rarely obtained are like what you said,  so don't waste the winnings that have been obtained, by continuing to gamble that have won indeed that is the right of each,  but at least we have to see how many defeats have occurred  and don't do careless actions that many other gamblers do if like that we are the same as those who gamble unintelligently so making good use of the winnings must be done.

When someone is addicted to gambling, they will not think about meeting their daily needs because they only think about how they can gamble. What you think of saving money to gamble for up to half a month is reasonable and if they could be aware of the amount of money they are using, they would probably see that they have a lot of money and it does not need to be used for gambling. It's better not to use the money for gambling so that they don't lose a lot of money by betting big money.

That is why we must be wise in using gambling. When we can win, that is enough for us. We must immediately think about stopping gambling activities and not think about continuing to gamble. And when we experience defeat, especially if it is a losing streak, we should immediately stop and leave the casino before we experience more losses. We don't need to recover from defeat after experiencing it because it can lead to more defeats. We have to be able to control ourselves when gambling so that we don't lose more money.

[Blitzboy]

The average amount of gambling actually depends on the person how much he wants to spend. Financial struggles are a common consequence of gambling addiction but may not be immediately apparent. Problem gamblers may hide their financial difficulties borrow money sell assets or engage in illegal activities to finance their habit. This includes setting limits on how much money you can afford when gambling. Apart from this determining the amount of money spent on gambling can also be a good step in this regard.

It also depends on the amount that the gambler is earning from his job, some gamblers might be earning about $1000k per month and he might want to be wagering $500 in a month and those that are earning $500 per month will like to be wagering $200 or $100 per month.
However, one can only wager a decent amount when he or she might have settle home bills, any gambler who have not set things in other will end up being confused or misleading him or her self because he has not make sure to set things aplace.

I think the point is that no matter how much you earn per month and no matter how small if you want to get involved in gambling then obviously you must have a plan in advance for the money you want to allocate, one of which is by balancing the amount allocated for gambling and also the amount for other needs in your life, everything will remain fine if we can manage it well for a balance, the problem gamblers are those who do not have any management in their finances at all, so obviously no matter how much you earn per month it cannot rule out the possibility that in the end you have the potential to go bankrupt until you run out of everything.

As we know that anything done in excess is always bad, well especially when it comes to gambling, so this is the importance of why we must have self-control along with some other restrictions so that you do not overdo it because gambling is stimulating and can make you lose a lot of money unknowingly. So however acting as a responsible gambler along with having financial management is really recommended to keep you away from the bad effects.

People dive into gaming without a financial life jacket too often. Knowing how much to risk and when to stay back are important. I often emphasize, "Balance is key!" Gambling funds demand finesse and prudence, just like love and life.

Gambling may be part of a well-rounded life if done smartly. I set aside a certain amount for gambling, just like for hobbies and treats, to preserve the thrill without tipping the scale. You must respect the game and yourself. Losing track of something causes problems.

Remember the fun of responsible gaming! Its about enjoying the fun, excitement, and losses, not just avoiding the terrible "eff". Because ultimately, those experiences make wins delicious. Responsible gambling is about enriching your life without having gaming control you. Keep the game fun, guys!

[junder]

The thing that must be considered is personal needs and basic needs  because people who are addicted to gambling tend not to prioritize their daily needs they instead think that they will have to gamble later.  I once thought that if they wanted to gamble,  what if they saved the money to gamble for up to 1/2 a month and when the time came they could gamble with the money collected for a certain time and they could gamble using big bets to really feel the sensation gamble It was just a silly thought I had that just crossed my mind.

So I think we have to be smart,  by cashing in the winnings that have been obtained because the winnings that are rarely obtained are like what you said,  so don't waste the winnings that have been obtained, by continuing to gamble that have won indeed that is the right of each,  but at least we have to see how many defeats have occurred  and don't do careless actions that many other gamblers do if like that we are the same as those who gamble unintelligently so making good use of the winnings must be done.

When someone is addicted to gambling, they will not think about meeting their daily needs because they only think about how they can gamble. What you think of saving money to gamble for up to half a month is reasonable and if they could be aware of the amount of money they are using, they would probably see that they have a lot of money and it does not need to be used for gambling. It's better not to use the money for gambling so that they don't lose a lot of money by betting big money.

That is why we must be wise in using gambling. When we can win, that is enough for us. We must immediately think about stopping gambling activities and not think about continuing to gamble. And when we experience defeat, especially if it is a losing streak, we should immediately stop and leave the casino before we experience more losses. We don't need to recover from defeat after experiencing it because it can lead to more defeats. We have to be able to control ourselves when gambling so that we don't lose more money.

As I said before, those who are addicted to gambling tend not to think about anything else besides gambling. but even if there are people like that, I don't think they will definitely be able to think in that direction, perhaps what is clear is that they will continue to gamble with the money they have collected because their intention is to save to gamble using big bets, so they will do that if they have gambling addiction, is unlikely to lead to money that does not have to be used for gambling. someone whose name is addicted to gambling will of course not easily realize that what they are doing is wrong, most likely they will only think about gambling and gambling, because gambling has become a habit that is difficult to break so they will not easily be able to leave it. that's his habit.

back to the main topic, gambling with bets that we should be able to afford, don't overdo it and don't force us to be able to gamble with big bets if our finances are unstable, especially if we don't work, the money used for gambling is hopefully money that has been prepared for willing to lose it,  because there are people who gamble but are not ready to lose their money and this triggers addiction. In my opinion, gambling using 1%-5% of your monthly income is enough, and with a reasonable betting amount too Unless you really want to play crazy, there's no harm in gambling with small capital but using large betting amounts, that's everyone's right.

[ethereumhunter]

As I said before, those who are addicted to gambling tend not to think about anything else besides gambling. but even if there are people like that, I don't think they will definitely be able to think in that direction, perhaps what is clear is that they will continue to gamble with the money they have collected because their intention is to save to gamble using big bets, so they will do that if they have gambling addiction, is unlikely to lead to money that does not have to be used for gambling. someone whose name is addicted to gambling will of course not easily realize that what they are doing is wrong, most likely they will only think about gambling and gambling, because gambling has become a habit that is difficult to break so they will not easily be able to leave it. that's his habit.

back to the main topic, gambling with bets that we should be able to afford, don't overdo it and don't force us to be able to gamble with big bets if our finances are unstable, especially if we don't work, the money used for gambling is hopefully money that has been prepared for willing to lose it,  because there are people who gamble but are not ready to lose their money and this triggers addiction. In my opinion, gambling using 1%-5% of your monthly income is enough, and with a reasonable betting amount too Unless you really want to play crazy, there's no harm in gambling with small capital but using large betting amounts, that's everyone's right.

People who are addicted to gambling just want to gamble endlessly even though they have lost and lost a lot of money. I don't know what is going through their minds. They want to gamble like that and have to use a lot of money. Maybe they are chasing a win they never got or trying to recover from a loss. But if that is their goal in gambling, they will become deeper into their gambling addiction so it will be difficult to help them and get them out of gambling. It takes more encouragement and help than they need to get out of their gambling addiction while they will simply refuse to be called a gambling addict. Gambling has become a habit for them and will become an activity that becomes their priority, so they do not consider other activities as important.

Gambling with betting money that we can afford is the best advice for all gamblers so that we can prevent too much loss. But many people still ignore this advice because they think they can control themselves well. Even if you calculate the amount of money used or the amount of money they lose at the gambling table, it is still more than the money they win. But that also doesn't make them realize that they have been gambling excessively. They will not want to gamble using 1%-5% of their monthly income because they think it is too little to satisfy their ego. They want to use bigger money to gamble longer and maybe with bigger betting money than before. That is an example that we don't need to imitate because each of us has a budget limit that we must adhere to so that we don't experience too many losses.

[Justbillywitt]

The average amount of gambling actually depends on the person how much he wants to spend. Financial struggles are a common consequence of gambling addiction but may not be immediately apparent. Problem gamblers may hide their financial difficulties borrow money sell assets or engage in illegal activities to finance their habit. This includes setting limits on how much money you can afford when gambling. Apart from this determining the amount of money spent on gambling can also be a good step in this regard.

It also depends on the amount that the gambler is earning from his job, some gamblers might be earning about $1000k per month and he might want to be wagering $500 in a month and those that are earning $500 per month will like to be wagering $200 or $100 per month.
However, one can only wager a decent amount when he or she might have settle home bills, any gambler who have not set things in other will end up being confused or misleading him or her self because he has not make sure to set things aplace.

I think the point is that no matter how much you earn per month and no matter how small if you want to get involved in gambling then obviously you must have a plan in advance for the money you want to allocate, one of which is by balancing the amount allocated for gambling and also the amount for other needs in your life, everything will remain fine if we can manage it well for a balance, the problem gamblers are those who do not have any management in their finances at all, so obviously no matter how much you earn per month it cannot rule out the possibility that in the end you have the potential to go bankrupt until you run out of everything.

As we know that anything done in excess is always bad, well especially when it comes to gambling, so this is the importance of why we must have self-control along with some other restrictions so that you do not overdo it because gambling is stimulating and can make you lose a lot of money unknowingly. So however acting as a responsible gambler along with having financial management is really recommended to keep you away from the bad effects.

People dive into gaming without a financial life jacket too often. Knowing how much to risk and when to stay back are important. I often emphasize, "Balance is key!" Gambling funds demand finesse and prudence, just like love and life.

Gambling may be part of a well-rounded life if done smartly. I set aside a certain amount for gambling, just like for hobbies and treats, to preserve the thrill without tipping the scale. You must respect the game and yourself. Losing track of something causes problems.

Remember the fun of responsible gaming! Its about enjoying the fun, excitement, and losses, not just avoiding the terrible "eff". Because ultimately, those experiences make wins delicious. Responsible gambling is about enriching your life without having gaming control you. Keep the game fun, guys!

You know many gamblers don't make budgets for their gambling experience, it is very risky to be gambling without making budgets for it. Making budgets for gambling will help you save money. If people can budget for everything other things in life why not gambling?

[junder]

As I said before, those who are addicted to gambling tend not to think about anything else besides gambling. but even if there are people like that, I don't think they will definitely be able to think in that direction, perhaps what is clear is that they will continue to gamble with the money they have collected because their intention is to save to gamble using big bets, so they will do that if they have gambling addiction, is unlikely to lead to money that does not have to be used for gambling. someone whose name is addicted to gambling will of course not easily realize that what they are doing is wrong, most likely they will only think about gambling and gambling, because gambling has become a habit that is difficult to break so they will not easily be able to leave it. that's his habit.

back to the main topic, gambling with bets that we should be able to afford, don't overdo it and don't force us to be able to gamble with big bets if our finances are unstable, especially if we don't work, the money used for gambling is hopefully money that has been prepared for willing to lose it,  because there are people who gamble but are not ready to lose their money and this triggers addiction. In my opinion, gambling using 1%-5% of your monthly income is enough, and with a reasonable betting amount too Unless you really want to play crazy, there's no harm in gambling with small capital but using large betting amounts, that's everyone's right.

People who are addicted to gambling just want to gamble endlessly even though they have lost and lost a lot of money. I don't know what is going through their minds. They want to gamble like that and have to use a lot of money. Maybe they are chasing a win they never got or trying to recover from a loss. But if that is their goal in gambling, they will become deeper into their gambling addiction so it will be difficult to help them and get them out of gambling. It takes more encouragement and help than they need to get out of their gambling addiction while they will simply refuse to be called a gambling addict. Gambling has become a habit for them and will become an activity that becomes their priority, so they do not consider other activities as important.

Gambling with betting money that we can afford is the best advice for all gamblers so that we can prevent too much loss. But many people still ignore this advice because they think they can control themselves well. Even if you calculate the amount of money used or the amount of money they lose at the gambling table, it is still more than the money they win. But that also doesn't make them realize that they have been gambling excessively. They will not want to gamble using 1%-5% of their monthly income because they think it is too little to satisfy their ego. They want to use bigger money to gamble longer and maybe with bigger betting money than before. That is an example that we don't need to imitate because each of us has a budget limit that we must adhere to so that we don't experience too many losses.

Maybe in fact it's like that and I think it happens because of addiction, so they keep gambling even though they always experience lots of losses. In my opinion, it's because they are thirsty for victory, so they keep gambling even though they have experienced a lot of losses. If indeed they can no longer leave their addiction, it means they will always prioritize gambling every day, it is also possible that they will think about gambling and gambling every day. As time goes by it will become increasingly difficult for them to get out of gambling.

Indeed, it is a necessity, we must gamble with the money we can afford, because if we force ourselves to gamble it is the same as wasting money. In my opinion, gambling with a small portion of your income is enough if it is just for fun, because no one knows when luck will come, by gambling with 1%/5% of your income, in my opinion it is enough, because if you are lucky you will get win and if we have won, we are completely in control, if we gamble intelligently then it is better to cash it out than to continue gambling because it is not certain that it will result in another win. It's true that we should only gamble by adjusting our income, because that way the risk of big losses can still be avoided, but if you only think about big wins then it's likely that you will gamble by spending a lot of money, without looking at the income you get each month.

[ethereumhunter]

Maybe in fact it's like that and I think it happens because of addiction, so they keep gambling even though they always experience lots of losses. In my opinion, it's because they are thirsty for victory, so they keep gambling even though they have experienced a lot of losses. If indeed they can no longer leave their addiction, it means they will always prioritize gambling every day, it is also possible that they will think about gambling and gambling every day. As time goes by it will become increasingly difficult for them to get out of gambling.

Indeed, it is a necessity, we must gamble with the money we can afford, because if we force ourselves to gamble it is the same as wasting money. In my opinion, gambling with a small portion of your income is enough if it is just for fun, because no one knows when luck will come, by gambling with 1%/5% of your income, in my opinion it is enough, because if you are lucky you will get win and if we have won, we are completely in control, if we gamble intelligently then it is better to cash it out than to continue gambling because it is not certain that it will result in another win. It's true that we should only gamble by adjusting our income, because that way the risk of big losses can still be avoided, but if you only think about big wins then it's likely that you will gamble by spending a lot of money, without looking at the income you get each month.

Yes, it is difficult if you have a gambling addiction so they don't realize how much money they are using. They have changed their goal from just wanting to have fun from gambling to how to win a lot of money from gambling and that can make them deeper into gambling. That is why those who have not experienced a gambling addiction must always be careful when spending their money and always pay attention to how much they have used for gambling. We must always apply limits when playing gambling so that we don't experience too many losses and don't have to experience losses like other people experience.

By maintaining limits on gambling, we will only gamble with the money we can afford and will not want to spend more money. We can also allocate a certain amount of money for daily needs while we can gamble comfortably because we already have a fixed budget for gambling. Playing gambling with small amounts of money is also okay, especially for those who just want to have fun in their free time, so they will immediately stop when their free time is about to run out. They also won't want to chase wins or recover from their losses. After all, it's not worth doing because it could make them experience more losses. By always maintaining these limits, we can use gambling as entertainment and enjoy gambling well and will not experience problems like other people experience.

[alegotardo]

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.

My bets are always between $5 and $10 dollars approximately.
As for income, it's very difficult to say... whenever I win something I usually reverse it in the next game because my objective is to bet and then generally (if I make a good profit) I end up making a bigger bet.

I also like to occasionally make an insane bet... check a match in which a certain team has a chance of winning against a "favorite" and then bet on it when practically no one is doing so.
Especially in the Brazilian championship, it is not difficult to see small teams win games against other big teams, and generally in these matches the profit is usually large.
I've had some successes in this regard, but most of the time I lost.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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 have often played slot games since I got into the crypto gambling business. Also, the amount of money I gamble in the crypto space is actually limited. I only play for 30–50 dollars every time I play, and the minimum amount I bet is only 0.2 dollars. And when I lose and consume the amount I entered the casino, of course I stop, that's all.

And when I win, I separate the 30$ and release my winnings from gambling here in crypto gambling. And will come back on other days. This was the habit I always had as an individual gambler.

[junder]

Maybe in fact it's like that and I think it happens because of addiction, so they keep gambling even though they always experience lots of losses. In my opinion, it's because they are thirsty for victory, so they keep gambling even though they have experienced a lot of losses. If indeed they can no longer leave their addiction, it means they will always prioritize gambling every day, it is also possible that they will think about gambling and gambling every day. As time goes by it will become increasingly difficult for them to get out of gambling.

Indeed, it is a necessity, we must gamble with the money we can afford, because if we force ourselves to gamble it is the same as wasting money. In my opinion, gambling with a small portion of your income is enough if it is just for fun, because no one knows when luck will come, by gambling with 1%/5% of your income, in my opinion it is enough, because if you are lucky you will get win and if we have won, we are completely in control, if we gamble intelligently then it is better to cash it out than to continue gambling because it is not certain that it will result in another win. It's true that we should only gamble by adjusting our income, because that way the risk of big losses can still be avoided, but if you only think about big wins then it's likely that you will gamble by spending a lot of money, without looking at the income you get each month.

Yes, it is difficult if you have a gambling addiction so they don't realize how much money they are using. They have changed their goal from just wanting to have fun from gambling to how to win a lot of money from gambling and that can make them deeper into gambling. That is why those who have not experienced a gambling addiction must always be careful when spending their money and always pay attention to how much they have used for gambling. We must always apply limits when playing gambling so that we don't experience too many losses and don't have to experience losses like other people experience.

By maintaining limits on gambling, we will only gamble with the money we can afford and will not want to spend more money. We can also allocate a certain amount of money for daily needs while we can gamble comfortably because we already have a fixed budget for gambling. Playing gambling with small amounts of money is also okay, especially for those who just want to have fun in their free time, so they will immediately stop when their free time is about to run out. They also won't want to chase wins or recover from their losses. After all, it's not worth doing because it could make them experience more losses. By always maintaining these limits, we can use gambling as entertainment and enjoy gambling well and will not experience problems like other people experience.

In my opinion, many people gamble with the motive of making money, I myself am not a hypocrite about gambling because in my opinion it is clear that if you gamble it means you want a profitable win. If it's for fun, I actually think there are many other things that are more fun, even unpaid and not as risky as gambling. If it's for fun, I think they don't have the desire to win, but if they gamble frequently, it indicates that those who gamble for fun also want to win.

We should gamble with the money we can afford, not force us to continue gambling when our finances don't support us, this happens a lot where many gamblers force themselves to continue gambling without looking at their own financial situation, even by borrowing money to gamble, of course. this is not true. It's true what you said, gambling with enjoyment is what you have to do, winning or losing will trigger addiction if we don't enjoy and have no limits in gambling, so do gambling appropriately, don't overdo it, that's what you have to do, also gamble with the money you can afford. For example, if your monthly income is 100 USD then you gamble with 10 USD, and think about how that 10 USD can last for a month, I myself do that, where when the budget I set is finished before one month I don't spend any money to gamble again.

[kotajikikox]

Im not to answer my Monthly Income because this seems to be personal and for security reason but about amount per bet? I think this depend in my feeling and mood, because if I felt that Luck is with me then i will volume my bets per spin I even put 2-5 dollars per spin but sometimes 50 cents is enough.

but about in Sportsbetting ? well I may give a shot of 100-200 dollars if my favorite team is playing.

[ethereumhunter]

In my opinion, many people gamble with the motive of making money, I myself am not a hypocrite about gambling because in my opinion it is clear that if you gamble it means you want a profitable win. If it's for fun, I actually think there are many other things that are more fun, even unpaid and not as risky as gambling. If it's for fun, I think they don't have the desire to win, but if they gamble frequently, it indicates that those who gamble for fun also want to win.

We should gamble with the money we can afford, not force us to continue gambling when our finances don't support us, this happens a lot where many gamblers force themselves to continue gambling without looking at their own financial situation, even by borrowing money to gamble, of course. this is not true. It's true what you said, gambling with enjoyment is what you have to do, winning or losing will trigger addiction if we don't enjoy and have no limits in gambling, so do gambling appropriately, don't overdo it, that's what you have to do, also gamble with the money you can afford. For example, if your monthly income is 100 USD then you gamble with 10 USD, and think about how that 10 USD can last for a month, I myself do that, where when the budget I set is finished before one month I don't spend any money to gamble again.

Yes, that's right. Because those people see they can get a chance to make money from gambling, they want to try it. Even if they lose, they still want to try it. They don't realize that by gambling, they will only experience more and more losses. They will not see the fun factor of gambling but only want to make money from gambling so it will make them lose money at the gambling table. They should gamble just for fun so they don't lose too much and can go back to gambling another day.

This means that when playing gambling, we must have good self-control so that we are not tempted to continue gambling, let alone spend a lot of money, which will harm us in gambling. We must be able to use the money we can afford to gamble to manage how much money we can use to gamble. And never borrow money just to gamble because it won't be worth it, especially when we will only experience defeat in gambling, making it difficult to return the money. Gambling using the money we can afford means we will not gamble excessively and can stop our gambling activities on time before we gamble too long. By limiting the amount of money, we will always remember not to gamble more than that amount, so we will try to comply because it is a limit that we can afford.

[Blitzboy]

Maybe in fact it's like that and I think it happens because of addiction, so they keep gambling even though they always experience lots of losses. In my opinion, it's because they are thirsty for victory, so they keep gambling even though they have experienced a lot of losses. If indeed they can no longer leave their addiction, it means they will always prioritize gambling every day, it is also possible that they will think about gambling and gambling every day. As time goes by it will become increasingly difficult for them to get out of gambling.

Indeed, it is a necessity, we must gamble with the money we can afford, because if we force ourselves to gamble it is the same as wasting money. In my opinion, gambling with a small portion of your income is enough if it is just for fun, because no one knows when luck will come, by gambling with 1%/5% of your income, in my opinion it is enough, because if you are lucky you will get win and if we have won, we are completely in control, if we gamble intelligently then it is better to cash it out than to continue gambling because it is not certain that it will result in another win. It's true that we should only gamble by adjusting our income, because that way the risk of big losses can still be avoided, but if you only think about big wins then it's likely that you will gamble by spending a lot of money, without looking at the income you get each month.

Yes, it is difficult if you have a gambling addiction so they don't realize how much money they are using. They have changed their goal from just wanting to have fun from gambling to how to win a lot of money from gambling and that can make them deeper into gambling. That is why those who have not experienced a gambling addiction must always be careful when spending their money and always pay attention to how much they have used for gambling. We must always apply limits when playing gambling so that we don't experience too many losses and don't have to experience losses like other people experience.

By maintaining limits on gambling, we will only gamble with the money we can afford and will not want to spend more money. We can also allocate a certain amount of money for daily needs while we can gamble comfortably because we already have a fixed budget for gambling. Playing gambling with small amounts of money is also okay, especially for those who just want to have fun in their free time, so they will immediately stop when their free time is about to run out. They also won't want to chase wins or recover from their losses. After all, it's not worth doing because it could make them experience more losses. By always maintaining these limits, we can use gambling as entertainment and enjoy gambling well and will not experience problems like other people experience.

In my opinion, many people gamble with the motive of making money, I myself am not a hypocrite about gambling because in my opinion it is clear that if you gamble it means you want a profitable win. If it's for fun, I actually think there are many other things that are more fun, even unpaid and not as risky as gambling. If it's for fun, I think they don't have the desire to win, but if they gamble frequently, it indicates that those who gamble for fun also want to win.

We should gamble with the money we can afford, not force us to continue gambling when our finances don't support us, this happens a lot where many gamblers force themselves to continue gambling without looking at their own financial situation, even by borrowing money to gamble, of course. this is not true. It's true what you said, gambling with enjoyment is what you have to do, winning or losing will trigger addiction if we don't enjoy and have no limits in gambling, so do gambling appropriately, don't overdo it, that's what you have to do, also gamble with the money you can afford. For example, if your monthly income is 100 USD then you gamble with 10 USD, and think about how that 10 USD can last for a month, I myself do that, where when the budget I set is finished before one month I don't spend any money to gamble again.

I understand and agree with you. I view gambling as a strategy rather than a pastime. Its the thrill of perhaps winning, right? I think a no-stakes game of cards with friends is just as exciting. The game changes when money is involved. I support responsible gambling. I only wager what I wont miss, treating it as fun. Gambling with 10 bucks for a night out is my entertainment. I stop when you use rent or borrow to keep the game running. Knowing your limits, right? Fun gambling should be supported with a clear mind. I bet for fun and profit, but never beyond my means. Not essential, but a hobby. Im done for the month if my budget runs out. Enjoyment and discipline should go together. Fun, not financial strategy, is the goal.

[junder]

In my opinion, many people gamble with the motive of making money, I myself am not a hypocrite about gambling because in my opinion it is clear that if you gamble it means you want a profitable win. If it's for fun, I actually think there are many other things that are more fun, even unpaid and not as risky as gambling. If it's for fun, I think they don't have the desire to win, but if they gamble frequently, it indicates that those who gamble for fun also want to win.

We should gamble with the money we can afford, not force us to continue gambling when our finances don't support us, this happens a lot where many gamblers force themselves to continue gambling without looking at their own financial situation, even by borrowing money to gamble, of course. this is not true. It's true what you said, gambling with enjoyment is what you have to do, winning or losing will trigger addiction if we don't enjoy and have no limits in gambling, so do gambling appropriately, don't overdo it, that's what you have to do, also gamble with the money you can afford. For example, if your monthly income is 100 USD then you gamble with 10 USD, and think about how that 10 USD can last for a month, I myself do that, where when the budget I set is finished before one month I don't spend any money to gamble again.

Yes, that's right. Because those people see they can get a chance to make money from gambling, they want to try it. Even if they lose, they still want to try it. They don't realize that by gambling, they will only experience more and more losses. They will not see the fun factor of gambling but only want to make money from gambling so it will make them lose money at the gambling table. They should gamble just for fun so they don't lose too much and can go back to gambling another day.

This means that when playing gambling, we must have good self-control so that we are not tempted to continue gambling, let alone spend a lot of money, which will harm us in gambling. We must be able to use the money we can afford to gamble to manage how much money we can use to gamble. And never borrow money just to gamble because it won't be worth it, especially when we will only experience defeat in gambling, making it difficult to return the money. Gambling using the money we can afford means we will not gamble excessively and can stop our gambling activities on time before we gamble too long. By limiting the amount of money, we will always remember not to gamble more than that amount, so we will try to comply because it is a limit that we can afford.

because it is true that some say gambling is an alternative way to be able to make money quickly, so it is natural that many people are attracted to gambling because it is a tempting thing. even in my opinion, even if they gamble on the grounds of trial and error, it is only the same as opening the door, they will go much deeper into gambling which ultimately traps themselves in the end they will experience many losses. gambling for fun, where is the fun if not in winning? I think that with victory alone they can feel pleasure, there is no way that the defeat they get will make them happy. maybe more precisely gambling responsibly.

gambling is not wrong, nor is it a bad thing if you can control yourself well or do gambling wisely. why do many people experience big losses, in my opinion, it happens because they themselves respond incorrectly to gambling, thinking that gambling can provide them with a consistent income that makes them experience a lot of big losses. that's right, we should be able to limit the money to do gambling, don't let us spend a lot of money gambling because it is something that is not recommended.

In my opinion, many people gamble with the motive of making money, I myself am not a hypocrite about gambling because in my opinion it is clear that if you gamble it means you want a profitable win. If it's for fun, I actually think there are many other things that are more fun, even unpaid and not as risky as gambling. If it's for fun, I think they don't have the desire to win, but if they gamble frequently, it indicates that those who gamble for fun also want to win.

We should gamble with the money we can afford, not force us to continue gambling when our finances don't support us, this happens a lot where many gamblers force themselves to continue gambling without looking at their own financial situation, even by borrowing money to gamble, of course. this is not true. It's true what you said, gambling with enjoyment is what you have to do, winning or losing will trigger addiction if we don't enjoy and have no limits in gambling, so do gambling appropriately, don't overdo it, that's what you have to do, also gamble with the money you can afford. For example, if your monthly income is 100 USD then you gamble with 10 USD, and think about how that 10 USD can last for a month, I myself do that, where when the budget I set is finished before one month I don't spend any money to gamble again.

I understand and agree with you. I view gambling as a strategy rather than a pastime. Its the thrill of perhaps winning, right? I think a no-stakes game of cards with friends is just as exciting. The game changes when money is involved. I support responsible gambling. I only wager what I wont miss, treating it as fun. Gambling with 10 bucks for a night out is my entertainment. I stop when you use rent or borrow to keep the game running. Knowing your limits, right? Fun gambling should be supported with a clear mind. I bet for fun and profit, but never beyond my means. Not essential, but a hobby. Im done for the month if my budget runs out. Enjoyment and discipline should go together. Fun, not financial strategy, is the goal.

A gambler's motives can change, where maybe when they start gambling they have certain limits and targets, but when they are already gambling their gambling motives can change to become more aggressive, because of the sensation of winning which makes them hypnotized to get more and more. It encourages them to continue gambling, because in my opinion the sensation that can be obtained is in the gambling wins they get, so if they lose, I don't think they will get a sensation that can satisfy themselves.

of course I also support responsible gambling because then I think there will be limits to gambling. and indeed gambling must be done with a clear mind, because that can make the gambling run well, on the other hand we will not feel emotions that can trigger big losses and addiction, also with discipline it can prevent us from depositing too much money. Excessive, as I said before, have a limited and set budget, and if it runs out prematurely then there is no more gambling that has to be done by depositing the money back. But in my opinion, this is only done by people who really have good and wise thoughts.

[Quidat]

Im not to answer my Monthly Income because this seems to be personal and for security reason but about amount per bet? I think this depend in my feeling and mood, because if I felt that Luck is with me then i will volume my bets per spin I even put 2-5 dollars per spin but sometimes 50 cents is enough.

but about in Sportsbetting ? well I may give a shot of 100-200 dollars if my favorite team is playing.

Yes, this is some sort kind of personal if we do speak about monthly earning on which this isnt supposed to be asked but since OP did make out some mention about estimates then it wont really be that bad either but actually on such  even if you do tell the honest numbers then it wont really be imposing such threat considering that we are really that anonymous on this crypto space.
It is really just that there are people who are really that too protective when it comes into their identification without even trying out to realize that people cant really be able to do harm into you
as long you dont really be able to expose more specific information about you. Well, going back into the topic on which spending or bets per roll would really be that entirely
be depending on a certain individual yet earnings and financial capacity would really differ to each other.

[usekevin]

Im not to answer my Monthly Income because this seems to be personal and for security reason but about amount per bet? I think this depend in my feeling and mood, because if I felt that Luck is with me then i will volume my bets per spin I even put 2-5 dollars per spin but sometimes 50 cents is enough.

but about in Sportsbetting ? well I may give a shot of 100-200 dollars if my favorite team is playing.

The sharing the income details is based on your own opinion,no one will do the force of sharing the income to public.Most of the gamblers use to do the bet of 0.50 to 1 dollars for each betting,So the profit from each betting will be high.This value is the suitable one for the gamblers to betting in the casino,because in the sports betting the maximum you stake or betting will give you huge as return.The gamblers who play the sports betting should use the minimum amount of 100-1000$ based on their income.The gamblers should learn the sports which they choose to inverse their money in the betting.The casino was different from sports betting,because the casino can be targeted by the gamblers with the analytical skills of math into the game.

[arimamib]

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I understand and agree with you. I view gambling as a strategy rather than a pastime. Its the thrill of perhaps winning, right? I think a no-stakes game of cards with friends is just as exciting. The game changes when money is involved. I support responsible gambling. I only wager what I wont miss, treating it as fun. Gambling with 10 bucks for a night out is my entertainment. I stop when you use rent or borrow to keep the game running. Knowing your limits, right? Fun gambling should be supported with a clear mind. I bet for fun and profit, but never beyond my means. Not essential, but a hobby. Im done for the month if my budget runs out. Enjoyment and discipline should go together. Fun, not financial strategy, is the goal.

The distinction you make between a no-stakes game with friends and the heightened excitement when money is involved is a common sentiment among gamblers. It shows the unique dynamic that monetary stakes bring to the gaming experience. The commitment to only wagering what you can afford to lose underscores the principle of responsible gambling and knowing your limits.

Treating gambling as a hobby, with a budget and a clear understanding of when to stop, aligns well with the concept of responsible gaming. Ceasing gambling for the month if the budget runs out showcases a disciplined approach and ensures that the activity remains enjoyable without negatively impacting other aspects of your life. The emphasis on the combination of enjoyment and discipline is a key takeaway from your perspective. Prioritizing fun over financial strategy and maintaining a clear understanding of personal limits is a responsible and balanced approach to gambling. This mindset is essential in fostering a positive and sustainable relationship with the activity.

[Docnaster]

Im not to answer my Monthly Income because this seems to be personal and for security reason but about amount per bet? I think this depend in my feeling and mood, because if I felt that Luck is with me then i will volume my bets per spin I even put 2-5 dollars per spin but sometimes 50 cents is enough.

but about in Sportsbetting ? well I may give a shot of 100-200 dollars if my favorite team is playing.

Yes, this is some sort kind of personal if we do speak about monthly earning on which this isnt supposed to be asked but since OP did make out some mention about estimates then it wont really be that bad either but actually on such  even if you do tell the honest numbers then it wont really be imposing such threat considering that we are really that anonymous on this crypto space.
It is really just that there are people who are really that too protective when it comes into their identification without even trying out to realize that people cant really be able to do harm into you
as long you dont really be able to expose more specific information about you. Well, going back into the topic on which spending or bets per roll would really be that entirely
be depending on a certain individual yet earnings and financial capacity would really differ to each other.

Disclosing one's monthly earnings here I don't think is a good gesture and that's why I'm not gonna be part of people that are going to do that but talking about my monthly limits in terms of betting, I don't regularly bet and that's why I don't have a specific betting limit but the highest I've reached was during the time I was addicted gambling which was long time ago and it wasn't above $150 as of then.

[lienfaye]

You know many gamblers don't make budgets for their gambling experience, it is very risky to be gambling without making budgets for it. Making budgets for gambling will help you save money. If people can budget for everything other things in life why not gambling?

Or they do intend to set a budget for gambling but unable to stick on the set amount because they are influenced of their emotion to play more. Probably many gamblers can relate to this especially those who have no self-discipline. It's a human nature to commit such mistake but we should not be used to it. If you're a type of gambler who can't stick to your set budget then might as well think if it's still healthy to continue your gambling habit since this can lead to more problem.

Anyway, I only spend a maximum of $2 when I bet with a set budget of $20-$50 everytime I gamble. That's what I can only afford.