Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

[Jaycoinz]

I don’t think that many people have time to even check or tracking their gambling progress or checking on their past story and what they have done like their success on the game and the time they have lost, is not easy and it just a matter of understanding and taking the decision to
Always track it, but not so many people that do track their progress and check on the game frequently, some people just play and let the past go away so they can move on, but some other person do take it has an experience to know how to play the next game it serves as teaching to them.

There are so many reasons why it's important to check and keep track of your gambling records because some gamblers will only learn to adjust their habits when they have seen the outcome of the track history from their betting account. I have a friend who constantly gamble and never once check his history until the day he checked he decided to stop or reduce it because the losing ratio compared to the wins was something that was unbelievable.

[delfastTions]

I don’t think that many people have time to even check or tracking their gambling progress or checking on their past story and what they have done like their success on the game and the time they have lost, is not easy and it just a matter of understanding and taking the decision to
Always track it, but not so many people that do track their progress and check on the game frequently, some people just play and let the past go away so they can move on, but some other person do take it has an experience to know how to play the next game it serves as teaching to them.

Yes, sometimes that's what I wonder if a casino gambler in the crypto space can even think of. Why would they even think about that thing if they don't have anything to gain from it?
I always see only two reasons why someone gambles. First, to have fun; second, to make money or get the jackpot because of the thought that they might get lucky in their gambling.

Are there other reasons besides the two I mentioned? Isn't there anymore? Unless he gets cheated at the casino, it's still a business for those who want to get money from the casino.

When a beginner in gambling starts to play, then naturally he cannot evaluate his skill or skill in the game simply because he does not have any even remotely decent skill at all.  
But with experience, some players still begin to play more intelligently based on their experience and memory, since they remember erroneous gaming actions that were significant to them in past games.  This progress can be called a gain of experience, but in my opinion it is quite difficult to specifically track the level of such progress.  But probably among the players there are also such pedants who even record their best results in some way and make sure that they do not deteriorate.  But there are probably very few such players.  All the same, no one simply controls the player’s level on some scale and in any specific gambling game.  This is all attributed by the players to the level of intuition.  And this is probably correct, none of the players really want to spend time on such control, and it is better to spend this time on the game itself.

You start with passion, not skills. Every hand and turn teaches under pressure self-awareness and decision-making. It goes beyond simply remembering odds as you get better. It's about applying simple intuition; that gut feeling derived from repeated experience. Every decision, win or loss, influences your intuition. Man, that is true learning. It's a sense of development in your bones rather than a figure

Gambling is a metaphor for life's risks: love, job, personal growth. Every poker hand lessons uncertainty, strategy, and patience. The actual world calls for these skills. Encouragement of gambling thus calls for secure environments where one can learn about resilience, risk, and reward. Since life is a gamble and everyone is trying to follow their intuition

Great observation. 
I definitely have to agree with what you wrote 100%. 

Indeed, to put it briefly, participation in a game of chance is in a sense a model of a person’s life with a flow of events and also a constant flow of decisions made by this person.  Moreover, there are different solutions, including erroneous ones (which becomes known after some time) and solutions that correct errors, and there are an infinite number of these options.  Actually, it’s almost like in a game of chance, where there are opportunities for both winning and losing.

[retreat]

There are so many reasons why it's important to check and keep track of your gambling records because some gamblers will only learn to adjust their habits when they have seen the outcome of the track history from their betting account. I have a friend who constantly gamble and never once check his history until the day he checked he decided to stop or reduce it because the losing ratio compared to the wins was something that was unbelievable.

That is one of the advantages when you follow your gambling progress, because you can immediately see how much money you gamble or get from your gambling for a week, a month, or more than that. You can see whether your gambling was excessive or your winnings were more than you gambled, and there is a lot of other information you can extract from these records. However, many gamblers skip this because they feel that as long as they have allocated their money, that is enough, and there is no need to bother recording their gambling activities. It doesn't really matter, but it's good to have a special record like that because it can be very helpful one day if the gambler needs it.

[sompitonov]

That is one of the advantages when you follow your gambling progress, because you can immediately see how much money you gamble or get from your gambling for a week, a month, or more than that. You can see whether your gambling was excessive or your winnings were more than you gambled, and there is a lot of other information you can extract from these records. However, many gamblers skip this because they feel that as long as they have allocated their money, that is enough, and there is no need to bother recording their gambling activities. It doesn't really matter, but it's good to have a special record like that because it can be very helpful one day if the gambler needs it.

I think that many players simply do not want to see the exact amount they lost, although for me I am not afraid to look at it. I like accuracy in things and work, as well as gambling, I can look at all those indicators that interest me most. My interest in this data began when I was actively playing poker, and there I had a statistical program that showed the number of hands I played per day, week, month and all time. In general, it is very important for a professional to monitor everything that is generally possible to control in their professional activities. And ordinary players who rarely play and only for fun, then they don’t need to bother their heads with such things and programs.

[MainIbem]

In general, it is very important for a professional to monitor everything that is generally possible to control in their professional activities. And ordinary players who rarely play and only for fun, then they don’t need to bother their heads with such things and programs.

I think  agree with you, those that gamble for fun, see no reason to keep track of their gambling records they feel there's no reason to check since the house would always have a greater edge, that's if they win they win and if they lose they lose, however a professional gambler whose strategies helps him or her to avoid too much loses would often cross-check their gambling history to know how far they're progressing, to see what they're doing wrong and know what strategies would help minimise loses, yes the house have the most winning edge but their are some steps a professional gambler needs to take to avoid too much loses and keeping track of their gambling history is one of them cause if would aid him or her to know their errors and how to minimise it in future events.

[danherbias07]

In general, it is very important for a professional to monitor everything that is generally possible to control in their professional activities. And ordinary players who rarely play and only for fun, then they don’t need to bother their heads with such things and programs.

I think  agree with you, those that gamble for fun, see no reason to keep track of their gambling records they feel there's no reason to check since the house would always have a greater edge, that's if they win they win and if they lose they lose, however a professional gambler whose strategies helps him or her to avoid too much loses would often cross-check their gambling history to know how far they're progressing, to see what they're doing wrong and know what strategies would help minimise loses, yes the house have the most winning edge but their are some steps a professional gambler needs to take to avoid too much loses and keeping track of their gambling history is one of them cause if would aid him or her to know their errors and how to minimise it in future events.

That's right and probably the lazy too.
I used to do this kind of thing although I am just gambling for fun because I thought I could keep it up but there will always be the lazy days where you just don't want to jot things down and just let it go.
Also, it hurts more when you see your spreadsheet and all you can see are red marks with a remark of a loss. This will just put you in a series of frustrations and regrets every time you go and list what happened in your daily gambling records.
There are people who don't like that and just want to forget what they have lost so I guess this is also a case-to-case basis for every gambler out there. Well, as long as we are gambling responsibly then I think we are fine.

[$weetne$$]

I think that many players simply do not want to see the exact amount they lost, although for me I am not afraid to look at it. I like accuracy in things and work, as well as gambling, I can look at all those indicators that interest me most.

They do not want to face the truth because many of them know that they are not in profits but losses. For people gambling for fun, they will claim that they do not want to keep records so it does not stop them from having fun when they find out how much they are losing to gambling but people do not want to hear the truth. It does not matter what you are gambling for but always check your record to know how you are doing with your money. It would not matter what I am gambling for but if my losses are bigger than my profit, I will have to take a break but people do not want to stop doing what is making them happy regardless of the losses they are getting this is how gambling addicts are created. Tracking your gambling record can also help you to identify games that you are good at and habe more chances of you winning. After knowing the game, you can decide to gamble more on that game and have more chance of winning instead of to be losing always.

[ChiBitCTy]

This is something I wish I was better at doing, but I don’t ever let myself gamble so much that I really need to keep close track of it.  I do know that every NFL season I bet a few thousand worth of btc over the course of the year and typically end up 500-1k ahead. Thats good enough for me and not worth my time tracking really. Plus a lot of casinos do it for you. Though what annoys me is many limit the duration to like 6 mos- 1 year.

[panjul07]

There are so many reasons why it's important to check and keep track of your gambling records because some gamblers will only learn to adjust their habits when they have seen the outcome of the track history from their betting account. I have a friend who constantly gamble and never once check his history until the day he checked he decided to stop or reduce it because the losing ratio compared to the wins was something that was unbelievable.

That should be the first to have in our mind even before we start gamble, losing ratio is much bigger than winning ratio.
It is not a secret so I have no idea why your friend realized about it only after he checked his gambling history/progress but it is simply tell us that your friend have no idea about gambling probability.
Keep a track of gambling progress is not that important for me, what is important for me is to keep on my gambling limit on specified time frame (weekly/monthly).
I do believe 90% or even more gamblers do not keep a track of their gambling activity because of some reasons such as it is wasting time, laziness, or maybe because they do not need it at all.

[sompitonov]

In general, it is very important for a professional to monitor everything that is generally possible to control in their professional activities. And ordinary players who rarely play and only for fun, then they don’t need to bother their heads with such things and programs.

I think  agree with you, those that gamble for fun, see no reason to keep track of their gambling records they feel there's no reason to check since the house would always have a greater edge, that's if they win they win and if they lose they lose, however a professional gambler whose strategies helps him or her to avoid too much loses would often cross-check their gambling history to know how far they're progressing, to see what they're doing wrong and know what strategies would help minimise loses, yes the house have the most winning edge but their are some steps a professional gambler needs to take to avoid too much loses and keeping track of their gambling history is one of them cause if would aid him or her to know their errors and how to minimise it in future events.

Looking for errors and various weaknesses in their game and bets, this is done by a very small number of players. Basically, no one wants to think about something bad, especially when it comes to having fun. Ordinary players prefer to think about something complex at work, while gambling is a leisure activity for the majority. However, some professionals use statistical programs to calculate weak players. About 10 years ago there could be several weak players sitting at the poker table, but in today’s times, it’s good if one player comes in, but the whole table of professionals will be hunting for him.

Gamblers who don’t keep track of their losses probably wouldn’t have played gambling if they knew how much they actually lost over the entire period of the game.

[Rabata]

I don’t think that many people have time to even check or tracking their gambling progress or checking on their past story and what they have done like their success on the game and the time they have lost, is not easy and it just a matter of understanding and taking the decision to
Always track it, but not so many people that do track their progress and check on the game frequently, some people just play and let the past go away so they can move on, but some other person do take it has an experience to know how to play the next game it serves as teaching to them.

There are so many reasons why it's important to check and keep track of your gambling records because some gamblers will only learn to adjust their habits when they have seen the outcome of the track history from their betting account. I have a friend who constantly gamble and never once check his history until the day he checked he decided to stop or reduce it because the losing ratio compared to the wins was something that was unbelievable.

In my opinion a gambler can't change his gambling results by tracking gambling record , but if he tries, he can change his gambling condition somewhat by considering the situation. If a gambler, whether addicted or non-addicted, tries to gamble continuously to recover his big losses, he will be exposed to more losses, but if a gambler sees their gambling condition at that time, he can definitely focus on money management at that moment. I don't think the gambling statistics would much effect on gambling.

[swogerino]

I don’t think that many people have time to even check or tracking their gambling progress or checking on their past story and what they have done like their success on the game and the time they have lost, is not easy and it just a matter of understanding and taking the decision to
Always track it, but not so many people that do track their progress and check on the game frequently, some people just play and let the past go away so they can move on, but some other person do take it has an experience to know how to play the next game it serves as teaching to them.

There are so many reasons why it's important to check and keep track of your gambling records because some gamblers will only learn to adjust their habits when they have seen the outcome of the track history from their betting account. I have a friend who constantly gamble and never once check his history until the day he checked he decided to stop or reduce it because the losing ratio compared to the wins was something that was unbelievable.

In my opinion a gambler can't change his gambling results by tracking gambling record , but if he tries, he can change his gambling condition somewhat by considering the situation. If a gambler, whether addicted or non-addicted, tries to gamble continuously to recover his big losses, he will be exposed to more losses, but if a gambler sees their gambling condition at that time, he can definitely focus on money management at that moment. I don't think the gambling statistics would much effect on gambling.

The statistics can only have effects on people who can read them correctly.I doubt an addicted gambler would stop and say wow how much I have lost,I must stop gambling immediately,no he won't say that he will just keep playing wanting to hit that huge max multiplier or a jackpot that is what addicted gamblers keep coming back.Of course not the right thing to do but that is the way it is.Some more attention to detail people can stop gambling when reading statistics but these are a minority compared to what most people do.

[Dewi Aries]

In my opinion a gambler can't change his gambling results by tracking gambling record , but if he tries, he can change his gambling condition somewhat by considering the situation. If a gambler, whether addicted or non-addicted, tries to gamble continuously to recover his big losses, he will be exposed to more losses, but if a gambler sees their gambling condition at that time, he can definitely focus on money management at that moment. I don't think the gambling statistics would much effect on gambling.

The statistics can only have effects on people who can read them correctly.I doubt an addicted gambler would stop and say wow how much I have lost,I must stop gambling immediately,no he won't say that he will just keep playing wanting to hit that huge max multiplier or a jackpot that is what addicted gamblers keep coming back.Of course not the right thing to do but that is the way it is.Some more attention to detail people can stop gambling when reading statistics but these are a minority compared to what most people do.

That is true, and maybe I will draw a little conclusion that basically wherever you gamble, even if for example you gamble on a type of sports betting which can be done by applying analysis, but when a gambler who does it is already addicted then yes of course there is a big possibility These statistics will not be used as reference material to find out when is the best time to stop when the opportunities are starting to run out.

This means that I can confirm your idea above that there is very little chance of awareness for a gambler who is addicted, especially if at that time they experience defeat, which as usual means that they are gamblers who find it difficult to accept the facts of the situation of defeat which makes them emotional and gambling continuously aggressively until eventually a much worse situation is a definite possibility.

[OgNasty]

The only reason I would track my gambling progress is to make sure I don’t gamble away more than I had planned on spending. I usually get bored before I gamble away any meaningful amount, probably because my bets are usually extremely small and more done for enjoyment than an attempt to make money.

[michellee]

In my opinion a gambler can't change his gambling results by tracking gambling record , but if he tries, he can change his gambling condition somewhat by considering the situation. If a gambler, whether addicted or non-addicted, tries to gamble continuously to recover his big losses, he will be exposed to more losses, but if a gambler sees their gambling condition at that time, he can definitely focus on money management at that moment. I don't think the gambling statistics would much effect on gambling.

It needs a strong will and wants to change his gambling result. For example, he check on his file and see the losses he got. He wants to change that by reduce the losses and not use too much money to playing gambling. He starts to limits his money to playing gambling and trying to stops his gambling activity when he lose for some money.

He will see he can reduces his losses and when he check on his file, he see a change from his gambling activity. His tracking file works for him so he can reduce his gambling activity and trying to maintain that to prevents more losses. He doesn't want to have a bad experiences like before so he really wants to limits his gambling activity.

But if he check on his file and see the losses is too much and he can't manage his emotions, there will be a will to recover his losses. He will not thinks that is a wrong thing because he thinks that he can gets his lost money. If he just use gambling for fun, he will not thinks to track his gambling activity because he will only use the money he can afford to lose.

[delfastTions]

In my opinion a gambler can't change his gambling results by tracking gambling record , but if he tries, he can change his gambling condition somewhat by considering the situation. If a gambler, whether addicted or non-addicted, tries to gamble continuously to recover his big losses, he will be exposed to more losses, but if a gambler sees their gambling condition at that time, he can definitely focus on money management at that moment. I don't think the gambling statistics would much effect on gambling.

It needs a strong will and wants to change his gambling result. For example, he check on his file and see the losses he got. He wants to change that by reduce the losses and not use too much money to playing gambling. He starts to limits his money to playing gambling and trying to stops his gambling activity when he lose for some money.

He will see he can reduces his losses and when he check on his file, he see a change from his gambling activity. His tracking file works for him so he can reduce his gambling activity and trying to maintain that to prevents more losses. He doesn't want to have a bad experiences like before so he really wants to limits his gambling activity.

But if he check on his file and see the losses is too much and he can't manage his emotions, there will be a will to recover his losses. He will not thinks that is a wrong thing because he thinks that he can gets his lost money. If he just use gambling for fun, he will not thinks to track his gambling activity because he will only use the money he can afford to lose.
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]We can say this: if a player plays for fun and spends his money within acceptable limits, then any calculations and statistics, at best, can help to slightly increase the playing time itself.  But in my opinion, using some kind of strategy and strictly following it makes this extension of game time even better than analyzing statistics.  But if the thought has arisen in the player’s head that he must win back and compensate for his losses, then everything generally goes into disarray and into complete chaos in the game, which inevitably has a negative result for such a player and only brings him even more negative experiences.  The most important thing here is self-control and the ability to stop the game on time, and not when it’s too late and you’ve lost everything.

[GeorgeJohn]

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

I don't think it's possible to track your gambling progress except that it's a situation whereby you want to apply a method whereby you want to use a traditional power to attack in gambling to give you luck of wining, but from my own perspective I don't think that such a thing can manifest in gambling or enhance a gambler to have a progress for it's gambling process and progress, from my understanding as I portray for my second stanza I think in gambling artificial power cannot bring attraction to win in gambling, let us be sincere to ourselves. Its grace that can elevate your progress through gambling not any other things.

[Richbased]

I don’t think that many people have time to even check or tracking their gambling progress or checking on their past story and what they have done like their success on the game and the time they have lost, is not easy and it just a matter of understanding and taking the decision to
Always track it, but not so many people that do track their progress and check on the game frequently, some people just play and let the past go away so they can move on, but some other person do take it has an experience to know how to play the next game it serves as teaching to them.

There are so many reasons why it's important to check and keep track of your gambling records because some gamblers will only learn to adjust their habits when they have seen the outcome of the track history from their betting account. I have a friend who constantly gamble and never once check his history until the day he checked he decided to stop or reduce it because the losing ratio compared to the wins was something that was unbelievable.

Keeping track records of one's gambling activities is important in the sense that it will enable one to compare and contrast between the losing rate and the winning rate as that is what will guide them to know if they gonna consider cutting down the amount they spend on gambling or to continue with the amount they normally play with. But on the other way round keeping track records also makes a gambler to feel unhappy especially when he discovers that he has lost a huge amount to gambling because it will make some gamblers to become addicted in the chase to recover the amount they discovered to have lost already so sometimes it's just better to gamble responsibly and not keep any track records at all and that's why it is also important to keep a budget for gambling so that you don't go above your budget.

 However, gambling should be followed with ease and not played as if one's life is dependent on it to make more money because someone who is very careful about his gambling habits will not be affected in a case of so many losses after all he didn't deliberately decided to lose as it was in the pursuit to win and make more money that led to the losses so if he has also made some profits in it i believe he would have been happy as well.

[Mr.suevie]

In general, it is very important for a professional to monitor everything that is generally possible to control in their professional activities. And ordinary players who rarely play and only for fun, then they don’t need to bother their heads with such things and programs.

I think  agree with you, those that gamble for fun, see no reason to keep track of their gambling records they feel there's no reason to check since the house would always have a greater edge, that's if they win they win and if they lose they lose, however a professional gambler whose strategies helps him or her to avoid too much loses would often cross-check their gambling history to know how far they're progressing, to see what they're doing wrong and know what strategies would help minimise loses, yes the house have the most winning edge but their are some steps a professional gambler needs to take to avoid too much loses and keeping track of their gambling history is one of them cause if would aid him or her to know their errors and how to minimise it in future events.

But tell yourself the truth, how many person or gambler do you feel gamble just for fun although this preference of fun is somehow confusing because from what I deduce from this statement everything is that the gambler are actually not on the intentions of winning and just gamble to throw away their funds which I know to some extent is a big whole lie.

[Mahanton]

In my opinion a gambler can't change his gambling results by tracking gambling record , but if he tries, he can change his gambling condition somewhat by considering the situation. If a gambler, whether addicted or non-addicted, tries to gamble continuously to recover his big losses, he will be exposed to more losses, but if a gambler sees their gambling condition at that time, he can definitely focus on money management at that moment. I don't think the gambling statistics would much effect on gambling.

It needs a strong will and wants to change his gambling result. For example, he check on his file and see the losses he got. He wants to change that by reduce the losses and not use too much money to playing gambling. He starts to limits his money to playing gambling and trying to stops his gambling activity when he lose for some money.

He will see he can reduces his losses and when he check on his file, he see a change from his gambling activity. His tracking file works for him so he can reduce his gambling activity and trying to maintain that to prevents more losses. He doesn't want to have a bad experiences like before so he really wants to limits his gambling activity.

But if he check on his file and see the losses is too much and he can't manage his emotions, there will be a will to recover his losses. He will not thinks that is a wrong thing because he thinks that he can gets his lost money. If he just use gambling for fun, he will not thinks to track his gambling activity because he will only use the money he can afford to lose.

One of the shit things that you might be able to do on the time that you've seen that you had lost too much then the primary thing that comes up into your mind into that particular point is on how you would really be that able to make yourself on having that recovery. This is why self control and discipline would really be relevant into this condition and not all would really be good at that. This is why some people do put up themselves on danger just because they cant really be able to control themselves on the moment or time that they've seen that they had lost too much.One of the main reasons on why i do make myself wont really be having that kind of checking up on how much i have lost already because this would really be that making you impulsive on the moment that you've seen about those statistics.

If you are really just that playing for the sake of fun then it would really be better that you wouldnt really be having those check ups. Well, it would really be just that depending on a certain individual since not all
would really be that become impulsive on the time that theyve seen these numbers as long they are really that wary on how much they have lost or won. So it would really be situational
because each person would really be having that different level when it comes to control and moderation.