Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

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Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

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[EarnOnVictor]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

This context, if not careful of, can even cause addiction to gamblers. If one can be gambling to be point of taking the inventories of the gambling always and flashing back to the past, then such a person has taken gambling to be a too serious business and may trigger emotion. But I see no how this is helping out at all because gambling can only be won either by luck or by expertise, or both, and not by looking at the past results.

Good, it could be nice if one is evaluating his gambling activities so that he makes a decision on whether to continue to gamble or quit. But this is not often the case but to be opening some fresh wounds of how much money the person has lost in the past. This is why I don't do it, but notwithstanding, indifferent about this since it will not add value to my gambling. Instead of looking back at the past, I focus on the present and the future, and the best way is to sharpen my gambling expertise well and pray for better luck.

In addition, I work more on my gambling psychology and management which I know will always help me not to go astray but to maintain a responsible gambling character.

[Gheka]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

Serious people will get a serious attitude from gambling, if we are a forgetful person and keep an optimistic attitude, this habit will become fun as many people say but being a watcher throughout is like looking back into the past, this mechanism only motivates us to look for more opportunities and increases the number and size of bets. From tracking habits will turn gambling progress into a daily task and when trying to make the task have good results, it will definitely be a risky and overwhelming job when warnings here put a lot, tracking through our gambling history could very well turn out to be a forgettable turning point

[Rabata]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

There are very few people who express interest in keeping their tracking in gambling. I have never seen anyone close to me who investigate the results of their gambling. They certainly do research before betting but not research about their gambling record. Real bettors are never keen on watching their losses. A large section of gamblers believe that they will win only if their observation and luck favors them. Observing the results of previous betting is only slightly satisfying in mind but has no effect in reality. A gambler may be tracking for financial gain in his gambling but not for winning.

[madnessteat]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

There are very few people who express interest in keeping their tracking in gambling. I have never seen anyone close to me who investigate the results of their gambling. They certainly do research before betting but not research about their gambling record. Real bettors are never keen on watching their losses. A large section of gamblers believe that they will win only if their observation and luck favors them. Observing the results of previous betting is only slightly satisfying in mind but has no effect in reality. A gambler may be tracking for financial gain in his gambling but not for winning.

It seems to me that tracking progress in gambling is mostly of interest to either beginners or professionals. The average gambler is quite enough to limit the gambling budget and observation.
I remember I used to have a notebook in which I wrote down all my wins and losses and I admit honestly that I threw it away after the second major loss, as it gave the realization that I still lose more than win.

[entertheabyss]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

Check our basic, we should be ready to obtain the useful information coming our way and not dwell in the past, there's more to achieve and more immense work to accomplish. There's more to achieve in the system, never let your guards down and bring on the significant changes that would bring on our profit rolling in. What's the essence of tracking one's gambling progress? It will only bring back horrible memories of our early days of recording huge losses which will definitely bring sadness if one have not improved till this moment.

[bakasabo]

It seems to me that tracking progress in gambling is mostly of interest to either beginners or professionals. The average gambler is quite enough to limit the gambling budget and observation.
I remember I used to have a notebook in which I wrote down all my wins and losses and I admit honestly that I threw it away after the second major loss, as it gave the realization that I still lose more than win.

Nicely said. Professionals might get a little advantage over casino or others if they research they stats and play style. Beginners will track their record to find that magical strategy to win every bet. The majority will look on their stats few times and wont waste time on it. As they are there to gamble at first place, but not to do science research. After all, all that matters is that balance will be above zero or larger than deposited. That is the only stat to follow.

[Webetcoins]

I have a simple measurement system of my gambling. If the balance is larger than I have deposited, then it was a productive and lucky gambling session. If it is lower than deposit, then I consider that I had fun for that money. Pretty simple. But all other statistics, for example, in which slot or game I win or lose more, % ratio of success, size of bets and etc. This is less important for me. I would gamble in a game that I enjoy most, then in a game that I win more.

Lol, same here .

I believe people who gamble for fun barely care for statistics or having a count of the games they are playing and how much money they have won or lost in a particular game, all they see is their balance to find out whether they have won something on top of their initial bankroll or have lost some money from it.

Those who gamble to earn money from gambling tend to have stats for almost everything, they keep track of the games they play, how much they spend one each game, how much they have won or lost in each game they have played in a session, and much more. You can't even keep a count for everything you do in a casino and besides, what's the fun if you are spending half of the time writing stats for your session instead of enjoying the games?

[Hirose UK]

It's good that you aware if you're spend too much time for gambling, so you can reduce it from now on. Unfortunately not many gamblers can be like you who aware and realize that they spend too much time for gambling.

If he is still aware that he may gamble too much, it means he isn't addicted. He actually still plays in an healthy way, he knows when he gamble excessively. As long as he still realizes that he gambles too much, he will stop it temporarily when he realizes it. Sure, there are many people who aren't aware of gambling excessively. They even never understand how much money ideally to spend in gambling. These type of gamblers who probably end up with addiction case.

Usually it like that, but there are many who don't, just imagine that now there are many gamblers who realize that they have gone too far in gambling and can be said to be not an addict because they still have awareness of the activities carried in gambling.
But the problem is that even though he has this awareness, when in certain conditions, such as experiencing series of defeats that require him to lose larger amount of money, he doesn't accept it.
He is not an addict, but because of his emotions and feelings of being unable to accept losses, his gambling activities increase to recover all his losses.
Obviously this is the wrong attitude and is really very detrimental, but all this happens not to an addict but to gambler who still has awareness and has the opportunity to be addicted.

You probably need to find a new hobby or use that time to take a nap, so will not really feel if you have a lot free time, that would make you to spend it for gambling.

Of course, we don't only play gambling. There should be time for taking a rest and do many activities in real life. If we only focus on gambling all a day, it can be categorized addiction. If someone experience this, it is better to stop their bad gambling habit. Evaluate and get the way to minimize the time for gambling.

Sometimes gambling addiction is not only related to how much intensity of gambling they do every day but can also be seen from their attitude and also how they manage their life and finances when gambling.
If gambling addict can look at the past or series of history of gambling results that have been carried out so far, perhaps they will realize that they are addicted and this has really caused them to experience big losses.
Usually things like this make gambling addict mindset more open to trying to reduce the intensity of their gambling.

[Blitzboy]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

This context, if not careful of, can even cause addiction to gamblers. If one can be gambling to be point of taking the inventories of the gambling always and flashing back to the past, then such a person has taken gambling to be a too serious business and may trigger emotion. But I see no how this is helping out at all because gambling can only be won either by luck or by expertise, or both, and not by looking at the past results.

Good, it could be nice if one is evaluating his gambling activities so that he makes a decision on whether to continue to gamble or quit. But this is not often the case but to be opening some fresh wounds of how much money the person has lost in the past. This is why I don't do it, but notwithstanding, indifferent about this since it will not add value to my gambling. Instead of looking back at the past, I focus on the present and the future, and the best way is to sharpen my gambling expertise well and pray for better luck.

In addition, I work more on my gambling psychology and management which I know will always help me not to go astray but to maintain a responsible gambling character.

gambling's complicated. Believe me, I've seen the best and worst of it. Some call it addictive, and they've got a point. Get hung up on past bets, and you're in trouble. Thats when the house always wins. But its not just luck, not about some magic skill. Success, in gambling and in life, comes down to strategy. Understanding yourself. Your limits, your mind. Thats what separates winners from, well, lets just say its a big difference.

You cant rewrite the past. Dwelling on losses, wins, its a trap. Focus on the game in front of you, improve yourself, thats where progress happens. Some luck helps, obviously, nobody's perfect. But above all, be responsible. Thats the winning play, I guarantee it.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

           -   There are other gamblers in a casino who think of gambling as a source of income. Of course, every amount they bet will not be lost just like that. It means that the gambler is serious enough to grow the money he has.

And if he makes a mistake or loses a bet, he may study his next bet carefully and not let him lose again, which means he doesn't want to lose again in the next betting game. That's what I've seen and observed. .

[Viscore]

           -   There are other gamblers in a casino who think of gambling as a source of income. Of course, every amount they bet will not be lost just like that. It means that the gambler is serious enough to grow the money he has.

And if he makes a mistake or loses a bet, he may study his next bet carefully and not let him lose again, which means he doesn't want to lose again in the next betting game. That's what I've seen and observed. .

They exist and we call them exeptional gamblers as they make profit while majority of the gamblers losses. I like to be in that level as well  in the future, but I know it will not be achieve easily as it requires proper training and discipline, and maybe in the future I'll be profitable.

However, I think calling it as a source of income is unrelistic at all, I mean this is gambling, it's not a job that you are not risking anything so you don't lose, 99% of the time you'll get paid but in gambling, profitable outcome is not guaranteed although you are confident that you'll end up profitable.

[junder]

It seems to me that tracking progress in gambling is mostly of interest to either beginners or professionals. The average gambler is quite enough to limit the gambling budget and observation.
I remember I used to have a notebook in which I wrote down all my wins and losses and I admit honestly that I threw it away after the second major loss, as it gave the realization that I still lose more than win.

We should also be able to limit our budget for gambling, even though we like to gamble, we must have limits either in terms of budget or time for gambling, because with these two things, if there are no limits, it could be a disaster, like spending a lot of money just for one gambling. or when the gambling we do ends in defeat and we deposit money back to gamble again with the alibi of chasing a win or recovering a loss, this indicates that there is no budget limit for gambling.

also with a time limit, we must be able to have a time limit when gambling, when the gambling we do results in a win so that the balance or money we have may be large, we must be able to stop gambling by withdrawing the winnings that we have obtained, by getting that win, not This means that we have to continue gambling by pursuing bigger wins. That is not a correct perception. Also, by gambling frequently, we will not be able to rule out the possibility of losing, and even when we win, I am sure that the wins we have won will not be able to cover all the losses we have suffered. already occurred.

[LUCKMCFLY]

           -   There are other gamblers in a casino who think of gambling as a source of income. Of course, every amount they bet will not be lost just like that. It means that the gambler is serious enough to grow the money he has.

And if he makes a mistake or loses a bet, he may study his next bet carefully and not let him lose again, which means he doesn't want to lose again in the next betting game. That's what I've seen and observed. .

They exist and we call them exeptional gamblers as they make profit while majority of the gamblers losses. I like to be in that level as well  in the future, but I know it will not be achieve easily as it requires proper training and discipline, and maybe in the future I'll be profitable.

However, I think calling it as a source of income is unrelistic at all, I mean this is gambling, it's not a job that you are not risking anything so you don't lose, 99% of the time you'll get paid but in gambling, profitable outcome is not guaranteed although you are confident that you'll end up profitable.

Well here in the forum there is a user who always wins in the almost no, with Sports betting and he himself says that he has more profits, of course there are times that he loses but things really turn out better for him , that is Something he has to I Approve Because when you do Different Things that have to do with casinos, sports betting and really those Types of people have a gift for me , because they rely a lot on everything that there is information or something and they digest it very well, so much so that they can generate a certain Profitability , the truth is I have tried to be something like that but it is very difficult, you have to have a lot of determination for that, to see every thing, every detail of sports, sometimes these types of Events are what one You must Learn to cope little by Little.

[Eternad]

gambling's complicated. Believe me, I've seen the best and worst of it. Some call it addictive, and they've got a point. Get hung up on past bets, and you're in trouble. Thats when the house always wins. But its not just luck, not about some magic skill. Success, in gambling and in life, comes down to strategy. Understanding yourself. Your limits, your mind. Thats what separates winners from, well, lets just say its a big difference.

Sounds like reading an AI post due to the tone of your statement and lot of sweet words to make the statement longer while it just describing a very simple statement about simply accepting losses.

But above all, be responsible. Thats the winning play, I guarantee it.

At least you have the most sensible advice in the end of your statement. At the end of the day, being responsible gambler will make you a winner because you limit your losses or secure profit while having fun on gambling. This is the only way to really enjoy gambling to the fullest without inflicting harm to yourself in both financially and emotionally when you experience loss.

[Orpichukwu]

It seems to me that tracking progress in gambling is mostly of interest to either beginners or professionals. The average gambler is quite enough to limit the gambling budget and observation.
I remember I used to have a notebook in which I wrote down all my wins and losses and I admit honestly that I threw it away after the second major loss, as it gave the realization that I still lose more than win.

Nicely said. Professionals might get a little advantage over casino or others if they research they stats and play style. Beginners will track their record to find that magical strategy to win every bet. The majority will look on their stats few times and wont waste time on it. As they are there to gamble at first place, but not to do science research. After all, all that matters is that balance will be above zero or larger than deposited. That is the only stat to follow.

It's true that professional gamblers are more likely to take a data-driven approach, studying the stats and analyzing past games to find patterns and strategies that could give them an edge. For beginners, the focus may be more on the thrill of the game and the potential for winning, rather than on the numbers and data. But it's essential to always note that no matter how much professional people may appear to be, it's not possible to discover or come up with a pattern to always ensure wins on a regular basis so its good to always proceed with causion at all time to avoid incurring losses.

[Crypto Library]

However, I think calling it as a source of income is unrelistic at all, I mean this is gambling, it's not a job that you are not risking anything so you don't lose, 99% of the time you'll get paid but in gambling, profitable outcome is not guaranteed although you are confident that you'll end up profitable.

Those who made gambling as their income they are living in a fool world. Income source is basically what we look for to live a healthy life, and of course a healthy life can only be achieved with a stable and secure source of income. And on the other hand gambling will never give you a secure income it may suddenly bring you a jackpot but that is less than 1% chance. And besides, where gambling is for fun, it is very foolish to make it a source of income.

[KupaCrypto]

No. I don't.
I believe it does not make much sense to track ones losses or winning when comes to gambling. Because, as we all know, casinos will always win over the gamblers in the long term, so as soon as loses start to accumulate then that tracking will encourage us to go after those losses to improve our statistics.
On the other hand, I believe there is nothing wrong to keep track of our complete wager of accumulated wager, for the purpose of comparing our tier in the VIP program of the casino with the bonuses and rewards we get on there. For example, if he gambled for a whole month three times a week and then by the end of the same month we received a bonus of 20$, some could argue that is okey or according to our range within the casino, however it takes a look at the complete wager of that month to know whether it is a fair amount of not. It is not the same receiving a 20$ bonus on a casino when one wagered 500$ than receiving the same bonus after wagering 2000$.

Another situation where one would like to keep track of wins and losses could be whether one needs to calculate taxes on that money lost/won. In the case of the United States and other republics, if one has lost enough to the casino, one could apply to a tax deduction.

Anyways, good luck to all reading this and remember gambling is not supposed to be about making money. Good luck, regardless.

For me tracking gamble progress, should be done to the winnings and not the losses, the winnings will be a pillar of motivation to the gambler, for example in sport betting you follow the stats of the teams you want to place on your tickets, from those stats you will know the teams inform and the ones playing badly, but most times this approach always proves unfruitful as the weaker team will even go on to win the match against your prediction,  they are people who make earnings from gamble, I know someone who's source of income is virtual betting, he stakes high and wins high,

Gambling is fun when you win and boring when you loose, we just have to gamble responsibly, by staking what we can loose, gambling especially online gambling has a way of making someone loose money within the twinkle of an eye,  and don't use another person's staking power to gamble, use yours.

[EarnOnVictor]

Not everyone have the mindset of tracking their past gambling activities it’s just for people that is very serious in gambling that usually gamble every week at least a few times because they would want to know how they have won  on the past and their losses they would want to recover and get back every lose so they would like to keep their tracking active and check out the basics move they need to take before proceeding on more gambling activity.

This context, if not careful of, can even cause addiction to gamblers. If one can be gambling to be point of taking the inventories of the gambling always and flashing back to the past, then such a person has taken gambling to be a too serious business and may trigger emotion. But I see no how this is helping out at all because gambling can only be won either by luck or by expertise, or both, and not by looking at the past results.

Good, it could be nice if one is evaluating his gambling activities so that he makes a decision on whether to continue to gamble or quit. But this is not often the case but to be opening some fresh wounds of how much money the person has lost in the past. This is why I don't do it, but notwithstanding, indifferent about this since it will not add value to my gambling. Instead of looking back at the past, I focus on the present and the future, and the best way is to sharpen my gambling expertise well and pray for better luck.

In addition, I work more on my gambling psychology and management which I know will always help me not to go astray but to maintain a responsible gambling character.

gambling's complicated. Believe me, I've seen the best and worst of it. Some call it addictive, and they've got a point. Get hung up on past bets, and you're in trouble. Thats when the house always wins. But its not just luck, not about some magic skill. Success, in gambling and in life, comes down to strategy. Understanding yourself. Your limits, your mind. Thats what separates winners from, well, lets just say its a big difference.

You cant rewrite the past. Dwelling on losses, wins, its a trap. Focus on the game in front of you, improve yourself, thats where progress happens. Some luck helps, obviously, nobody's perfect. But above all, be responsible. Thats the winning play, I guarantee it.

You have said it all and got it perfectly right, gambling is more complicated than people think and there is no certain/perfect solution that will cover for all the needed actions at all times. Whether we look back or move forward in it, it is all about trying our best and leaving the rest, nothing works best for it but mostly luck. What you used that worked today might not work tomorrow, and what failed today might be what will win the Jackpot for you the next day, so it works haphazardly. But one thing that is sure is that we should try not to miss out on gambling aright and be responsible about it even as we forge ahead and remain focused. We should do our part to have good and advanced skills (if possible as seen in some settings), budget and management and adhere strictly to them with discipline so that we do not go astray to the point that we will be irresponsible towards.

[stomachgrowls]

However, I think calling it as a source of income is unrelistic at all, I mean this is gambling, it's not a job that you are not risking anything so you don't lose, 99% of the time you'll get paid but in gambling, profitable outcome is not guaranteed although you are confident that you'll end up profitable.

Those who made gambling as their income they are living in a fool world. Income source is basically what we look for to live a healthy life, and of course a healthy life can only be achieved with a stable and secure source of income. And on the other hand gambling will never give you a secure income it may suddenly bring you a jackpot but that is less than 1% chance. And besides, where gambling is for fun, it is very foolish to make it a source of income.

People would really be able to realize things on the time that they would really be able to experience those hardships and not really that able to handle it out or into those non expected moments on which it would really be that resulting into such disaster into their lives before they would be making out some adjustments. It is really just that it would really be depending on someone whether they would really be making out such tracking
or they would really be just that basically trying out to ignore and neglect those basic things on which we know that this is really that needed once you do step your foot into the field of gambling.

We do really know that when it comes to gambling then everything should really be that in moderation because if you dont really like to mess up yourself towards it then it would be that just that normal
that you would really be needing to have that kind of monitoring specially into your spending because if you dont like to have a messed up life then it would really be something a normal approach for you to do so.