Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

[passwordnow]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Yes, and I think everyone does track our gambling progress when we do it. But what's discouraging is when we're already on a losing streak, that's giving us the lazy vibes when it's no longer worth it to track it because what we see is just pure red numbers and negatives. That's not the ideal way of tracking or we don't like to track that way because we like some greens and gains. But if you like to track even your losses, it's normal because you have to know how much you've lost.

And with that, that's what you're going to recover and will make you pursue that you should recover that number that has been tracked with your progress. But even you know the numbers, there are these moments that will make you realize that it's not going to be worth it anymore because it's either too big or you're not winning anymore and being on that part is hard to make it up and recover to be up again with your tracking progress.

[AmoreJaz]

Tracking your gambling can be tricky.  It can help you watch your money and catch issues early.  But it can also suck you in more and make you obsess over losses.  So its kinda risky and  you gotta think hard about whether it helps or hurts for you.  Personally, Id be careful with it cause gambling already pulls at addictive strings for me.  Its still nice to have the data but keeping some distance helps me stay sane.  
But if you find it useful to steer through all the betting and stuff, more power to you.

i guess, in my case i just monitor how much i deposit on a gambling site. because keeping track of your gambling winnings/losses will surely give you a headache. this is actually time consuming and i don't think many gamblers can actually do it. besides, seeing your losses will give you the urge to not stop even if you already are in the negative side of your bankroll or you are beyond your set budget limits.

For my kind of gambler, track keeping is an expeditious waste of time and energy and personal see no need to it as I don't gamble constantly and also not with that big amount that should need me to keep track on. If you find out you're losing more than you're making profits it's better to suspend the play and go for a leave from gambling, as maybe that's all what you need to get back to winning ways again and not to keeping track records.

It is not really a waste of time and energy to every gambler. Some people naturally are very good at record keeping as a way to track their activities to make sure that they are not doing one thing more than the other, it has become a lifestyle to them. If those kinds of people start to gamble, they may extend that habit into gambling by always keeping record and track of their gambling activities and progress on a notepad, or on any material that an information can be written or expressed on. In all their record and tracking their activities, they still manage to have some fun that they see as okay.

unfortunately, how many gamblers do you think are doing this activity diligently? i highly believe, they may do it at the beginning but hard to sustain this activity as it is quite time consuming. but if you can do it and keep at it, then maybe you are doing yourself a favour to easily assess your gambling habits just by looking at your history.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Yes, I did that some years ago when I was fully enthusiastic about gambling. At the time, I usually wanted to believe that gambling was my side hustle, which gave me the opportunity to earn some money without any serious hustle for it. So, it was necessary to keep track of my progress, but since 2022 through 2023 until now, I just totally dropped in my gambling frequency. Last year, I actually faced a different phase in my business, which affected me, and everything I was just thinking of was getting back on track. Throughout last year, I was not thinking much about gambling; I only did it to catch fun and mostly with my friends. I don't keep track of my progress now because I have a more important business to keep track of its progress so that I don't experience the loss I had last year.

In conclusion, I would say that people who can keep track of their progress are those who have more time to think about gambling, probably because they are expecting more wins. There's a saying that "where your treasure is hidden is where your heart will always be."

[Westinhome]

I always tracked my gambling progress. I consider it important to keep checking how much I've already lost and won, so I don't lost control over my finances and betting activity. If I didn't do this, it would be impossible to reach any conclusions about gambling nowadays, what is a must in every things you do in life, so you can finally realize how benefical, harmful, or neutral that kind of activity is being for you, so you can adjust if you should increase its frequency, decrease or just maintain it.

Many people don't like tracking gambling results because they want to forget about their losses, as it's painful to keep remembering it frequently. However, I believe mistakes from the past should never be forgotten, because such memories and data can be useful in the future, so we will tend to avoid repeating them over again. If I'm allowed to say something to these gamblers it would be to not see their histories as a failure, but as a learnship that turned them into more experienced and wiser individuals.

Th gambling is the process,So the gamblers should learn the process of making money by the betting on their gambling site.The gamblers should use the free money to play the gambling instead of the wanted money,because of the free money.The loss in the gambling site not impact the gamblers real life if the money from the free resources.Here gamblers need to accept the progress,the winning or losing the money both was in the progress of the gambling.The finance in the gambling site should be handled by the gamblers to avoid of more money loss because of the random betting in the same gambling site.The gamblers who accept the loss can able to play free stress free games in the gambling sites.

[Sanugarid]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

No, even though I always bet a little on gambling, everything I spend on gambling is budgeted but I never track it. You'll only know how much you've spent and then when it's too much you'll think that if you saved it, you'd have something like this, like that, I avoid this scenario so I never really track my losses and wins

When the progress you are referring to is like comparing yourself now to before, you will immediately see what is different from before and now, so you don't need to look at it. We know that we have learned more today because of the mistakes we made in the past.

[Wiwo]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Regardless wether I am playing for the profits or not,  I always check how I have progress both in my spending and VIP movement,  most time,  I use stakes for all my gambling and in some cases,  I always make sure to check my amount in total wager and how much profits of loses I have registered also.

My best is to always make sure to know how much I deposit and how much I withdraw daily so that it can help me to plan and adjust if there is a need for such adjustment at some point in time.

[adultcrypto]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

It takes a dedicated and serious minded gambler to be able to track gambling progress. Even when such data are readily available in the gambling cabinet, not many gamblers bother to check their gambling history because they are busy chasing the next event. I thinking monitoring gambling progress is actually a good practice as it helps in knowing if indeed gambling helping or not. It also make it easier for planning and future financial allocations as well as enable one with knowing if the strategy adopted for the gambling is working or not.

[alastantiger]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Yes I do.it helps me stay focused on the game.
Sometimes I get carried away by it and don't do it. It is like 60-40.

[Bitcoin_people]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Gambling is a personal practice of each player who will play as gambling, the gambling will increase. But I personally do not have a lot of gambling and there is no interest in it, because I know most of the money is to lose money here. But I played a time gambling and lost most of the time, I could have earned a very short time and I would not have been able to re-extract the money that I would have been deposited there. One time was more interested in the gambling but could not win the bad but gradually I brought myself control and prevented the gambling game. However, gambling game is not funny, it can always be a person in the affected person, and that's why I have stopped this gambling game.

[Fundamentals Of]

I tried it in the past, a number of times, but it all didn't last. I failed to sustain it. So now I am not doing any kind of tracking of my gambling progress anymore. I think the reason why I don't feel any urgency to do it once again is that I have greatly reduced by gambling activities. I think there is no heavy reason for me to be worried that I'm not anymore in control of my finances because of gambling and that I need to track my gambling expenses. 

[yahoo62278]

Most sites track your progress for you. Stake.com, gamdom.com, and I'm sure others as well. I don't check my progress very often as it can be kinda depressing. Who wants to see how much money they are down? Not me, that's for sure. If I was running like a god and way up I might be more inclined to care about stats.

[SeaCoinCollector.]

At first, when I was new to gambling, I mostly tracked my win, loss, and overall performance to organize my gambling habits. This way, I can track analyze where to improve and stay disciplined with my bankroll management. It requires effort to track progress. Until, as time passed by, when I got more and more into gambling, I did not care about tracking it anymore.

[GreatArkansas]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

For me yes, because tracking my gambling progress will help me in the future to be able to assess my gambling activities, like staying within my budget, and make informed decisions. It will make me make better decisions about future gambling activities.
It will also help me to ensure I don't gamble more than I can afford.

[Gozie51]

At first, when I was new to gambling, I mostly tracked my win, loss, and overall performance to organize my gambling habits. This way, I can track analyze where to improve and stay disciplined with my bankroll management. It requires effort to track progress. Until, as time passed by, when I got more and more into gambling, I did not care about tracking it anymore.

It is not that easy to track such record or to keep tabs of it especially if you are a daily player. I think I tried it at a time briefly as an active gambler then but found myself too bothered about it that it was almost stressing me out. It can only be an easy exercise for a newbie who is just in the euphoria of what is going on with his game and the energy will still be there. It can also be easier for a one time player say a weekly player, but for a daily player, you might see it taking your time from other activities of the day.

[Assface16678]

I'm already tracking my gambling expenses. I keep track of what I bet or whenever I engage in gambling. All of that is recorded. Basically, so that I have a tracker where I would see if this month or any period that I am earning or not. So for example, I created or programmed an Excel spreadsheet wherein I input the capital I will use for this month, and from there, whatever I do in gambling, I will record it in my spreadsheet, along with the amount of the gamble or bet, so in the end, I keep track of whether I'm earning or not. I started doing this so that I know when I can stop or whenever I need to save up some of my earnings. As a computer science graduate, building this kind of thing efficiently can make things easier for me, and I also think keeping track of your gambling is important.

[peter0425]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

No I'm not mate because If I do? I will  only feel my desperation and guilt because of what i have done in the past, i use to be a complete gambler and now I forgot what i did back then.
try not to track your gambling progress instead just continue in your responsible gambling .

[Peanutswar]

I keep tracking my gambling but im, not a player who made the gambling as use for financial needs, i just keep gambling when i have some extra and of course if you are few games to play you can easily identify if you are game is still profitable or not, this kind of feature is now adapting by the casinos they know how their player makes an excessive play so some of those are already built in to their features giving data about the players record aside from the transaction history. Ideally not most of us are keep tracking their gambling because they keep playing as long as they enjoy the game.

[Die_empty]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Since I don't gamble with large sums, there is no need to track my gambling activities. It will be a waste of time because there are other important things to do. But I can do that if there is an easy tool to check it and maybe when I am less busy.
But it will be a good option for people who are trying to control gambling addiction. Tracking gambling progress will be a good feedback mechanism to check the progress of breaking free from addiction. Some people see gambling as a major source of income, tracking their gambling process could also help them to know if they a losing or gaining over some time.  

[Bitinity]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

I used to but I do not do it anymore now. Few years back, I had an excel data for my gambling activity which has some columns for date, deposit, withdraw, casino names, etc. I made it to control my gambling habit, to avoid something which is more than what I should do. At one side, it helps me a lot but on the other side it makes me regret some time when I was in continuous losing moment and my total lost was something that can be considered as above my own limit. I decided to stop it after few months, as I was frustrating to see my own statistic when bad luck came too long time.  

[swogerino]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

I don't really have an habit to track my progress as most of the time it is regress  .If I kept a tracking then I would have quit gambling so long ago.That is why I will never keep track of what happens to my gambling sessions,as long as I don't want to really quit gambling.This though is a great option for persons who are looking to quit gambling yet they can't,when they will look at such data they will surely have an impact when they see the amount of money gone.