Which of these betting Statements Do you Agree or Disagree With?

[Gozie51]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

I agree with this. In fact it will be an act of unresponsible gambling attitude for a gambler to throw in his all his bankroll on one bet except it is the last set of money in his balance and it is within the range of what he do gamble with but to bet with an amount beyond what he is used to before probably because someone advised him on the possibility of winning the game, this is not a good way to gamble.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

Well it is good and shows discipline but at times, this is not always the case as some do make adjustment upwards in their stake  

3. Don't bet more than once a day.

What happens if you see a good game to bet on? To have a minimal betting times is good but to restrict it to once daily depends. It is not necessarily that you must bet in a day because if the role is to bet once a day it means whether it is good bet or bad bet then you must bet to fulfill once in a day betting. I don't agree to this philosophy because I know all days are not good days for gambling and so you can decide to seat back and watch until the next game or future day until the time is right for you to bet. Afterall, what the expectation is, is for winning and not losing, so you have to bet based on what signal you get to bet.

4. Don't bet every day.

This is also in order but also inline with not being able to spot possible winning or spotting possible winning game. So this also depends on what you have the possibility to win. So what happens if you have already bet for the day and you see another possible winning chance.

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[Kemarit]

I will answer based on my experience:

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

This could be true if you just started your gambling session, so obviously you will not go all-in. But there are times that when my bankroll is going down, I might take that one big risk to go all in, at least to recover or just go home and exit.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

Depends on the game you play, maybe in slots, again, if you are just starting and trying to get a feel of the game, then maybe same amount at least in the next 10 or 20 spins.

3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

This is applicable for conservative gamblers, but for those who are hook and with the proliferation of online gambling, I don't see gamblers now playing just once a day. I have seen and in my case, play more than once per day and trying to hit that big win.

[bluebit25]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

Understanding the way you are saying, we should only accept taking action when we are ready to face all the challenges. Regardless of the situation, being aware of responsible behavior will not cause us to cut our hands in half.

(1) Agreed, betting all your money on one bet is extremely risky and can lead to a complete loss. It is always advisable to split your betting budget into several smaller bets to minimize risk and increase your chances of winning.

(2, 3, 4) I don't agree with these things, because I'm just a gambler looking for fun, so I don't care too much about which strategies to use to optimize results, like me expressed from where, if you accept and are aware of the results, then don't be afraid of anything.

[Stalker22]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

I agree. Placing all your money on one bet is playing with fire.  It's wise to spread out your bets - that way if one goes south, you have still got skin in the game with others.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

I disagree: It is generally not ideal betting strategy.

3. Don't bet more than once a day.

I disagree. How often you roll the dice depends on you. However,  it is good to set some limits and stick to them. Dont chase losses.

4. Don't bet every day.

I agree. At the end of the day, gambling should spice up your life not become it.

[Stable090]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers.

I don’t care about the percentage someone is using to gamble. What I do tell people mostly is that you should always gamble with the amount you can afford to lose. Some people might decide to gamble more in a month because they feel they are having fewer problems to solve, and they will gamble less whenever they are having some problems. But the best thing is that you should make sure the money you are gambling with won’t affect you if you lose it.

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

Are you even supposed to gamble with all your money? Or you mean it’s bad to place a bet with all the money you have in your gambling account, because that’s two different things. If you say it’s bad to place a bet with all you have, then I support that.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

I will bet according to the confidence am having on a bet,  if am more confident in a bet, then I will use a higher amount to place the bet, and the bet which am not really sure about, I will use little amount for that, their is no reason why I should use equal amounts to place my bet.

[Yogee]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

I can agree with all of these when we're talking about betting the whole 5-10% that's set aside for gambling.
I also go all in some cases like the no. 1 statement but that's just in cases when I'm down to the last $50 or less. I mean it make more sense to do that than divide them into small bets.
Odds also play a factor which makes me change the amount on some bets so I don't fully agree with the no. 2 statement.

[Zoomic]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

No matter the platform a person is gambling with, a favorable  gambling limit of 5%-10% or even lesser should be encouraged. I have seen sport bettors who out of love for a particular team stake very huge amount in favour of their favourite team to win. This doesn't always go well when their favourite team eventually loses. Gamblers (especially sport bettors) need to keep sentiments aside and place bets that will not have negative impacts on them if they lose.

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

Unless you are prepared to wait till the next income comes in before you place another bet from the 5%-10% you will be keeping aside for gambling,then you can go ahead and place all your money on one bet. But why use all your money on one bet when you can place multiple bets with same amount? Using all your money on one bet can trigger and tempt you to withdraw more of your personal funds into gambling,  making you exceed your gambling limit which is not healthy for any gambler.

3. Don't bet more than once a day.

Provided you are betting within a favorable limit, how many times you bet a day doesn't matter.

4. Don't bet every day.

Betting everyday is one fast ticket to addiction.

[AmoreJaz]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

Agree. If you bet all your money at once, the chance of losing at a single bet is high. So how can you continue your game if you have no more money in your account, deposit again? Which is likely out of your allocated budget.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

Disagree. Usually this varies depending on how confident you are with your every bet. So you can bet whatever amount you believe will give you more advantage and how well do you think is your chance to win the bet.

3. Don't bet more than once a day.

Disagree. Sometimes, you want to place several bets in one day because that's the time that your favourite team is playing.

4. Don't bet every day.

Agree. Of course, if the team you want to place bet is not playing or the particular sports that you are interested with is not in schedule, why would you bet everyday?

[AYOBA]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

If everyone can take your counsel, then it's a good piece of advice. I'm not sure how much money people will lose on the slots. In the event that we experience a loss, it's beneficial that we attempt to split any portion of our incoming or weekly revenue in half or deduct a certain proportion from our monthly earnings. We won't care whether we lose if we use them to place bets on gambling. The 10% that we still have in the back can be used for anything else.

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

People who gamble with all of their money lose a lot fast because they don't know much about gambling and don't ask those who have been gambling for a while. If I were someone who didn't know this, I would go ahead and start gambling with all of my money without saving any small amount of money to see if it will help me in the future or not.

[arimamib]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

No matter the platform a person is gambling with, a favorable  gambling limit of 5%-10% or even lesser should be encouraged. I have seen sport bettors who out of love for a particular team stake very huge amount in favour of their favourite team to win. This doesn't always go well when their favourite team eventually loses. Gamblers (especially sport bettors) need to keep sentiments aside and place bets that will not have negative impacts on them if they lose.

That's sensible and pragmatic on conservative gambling limits. Emotional attachments to specific teams or outcomes can sometimes cloud judgment that leads people to wager large amounts, which can have adverse consequences if the outcome doesn't align with their expectations. A gambling limit of a certain affordable amount of overall bankroll implies a more responsible approach to sports betting that can mitigate the potential for significant financial losses. People adopting this way can enjoy the excitement of betting on sports while minimizing the risk of financial strain or emotional distress if their bets don't yield the desired results.

Keeping sentiments when placing bets is not a gambler attitude at all. Gamblers know the importance of making informed and rational decisions based on objective analysis rather than subjective biases. It's natural to have preferences or allegiances in sports, but these sentiments shouldn't have influence in betting behavior, because It won't be maintaining a balanced and responsible approach to gambling.

[topbitcoin]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

Gambling is full of uncertainty, and there is no guarantee of winning every time you place a bet. So I agree with your opinion, where we need to limit the budget spent on gambling and when placing bets. Gambling with all the money we have is something we should avoid because it will only bring us losses and regret. So we should only bet on amounts that we are prepared to lose.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

Disagree because in the betting and gambling activities that I do, I try to apply minimum and maximum deposit limits, where I increase the bet amount when I win, and again lower it when I lose. I do this with the hope that I will be able to maximize profits and minimize losses in the long term.

3. Don't bet more than once a day.

It depends on the results of the bets we make, usually when I get a win I can bet more than once, but when I lose, one bet is more than enough.

4. Don't bet every day.

Gambling and betting are not our main priority, but this is just entertainment. So that both gambling and betting that we do, should only be done when we have free time after fulfilling our duties and responsibilities.

[carlfebz2]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

1. When you are sure on a particular bet then all in is inevitable, you would really be having that impulse feeling on doing so.
2. Totally situational because it would really be that according into my entire balance, i do make up some partitioning and % bets on every choice that i do make
3. Betting more than once a day? This kind of thing seems impossible for most gamblers.
4. Bet according into your leisure needs and as long you do have that extra money and extra time then its not bad to consider out.

People do mess up their lives on the  time  that they would be making themselves that delusional. They are really that making things on which they do really believe
that they could really be able to acquire such as winning up some amounts or something like that.

[Miles2006]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.

I will not even think of doing such with my gambling budget, just imagine I used all my money to gamble just for a single game, it sounds risky tho and no one should try doing this especially with a huge amount

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

I can't relate with this idea cause it sounds as a compulsory act so when ever I'm not with a fixed amount I should not gamble, most gamblers can stick to this plan depends on how you plan on playing your game and your budget.


3. Don't bet more than once a day.

From my perspective, when I get busy with school and learning I hardly bet so sometimes I spend a week without gambling, some gamblers still have free time to bet and it has to do with their choice

[Casdinyard]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers. However, our perspective on sports betting differs. Look at the gambling sentences and indicate which of the statements you agree or disagree with. You could also write a brief explanation for your standpoint

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

Only statements I would actively resonate with are the ones that talk about not betting the all your money in a single stake, or not betting everyday, and only because it makes sense from a responsible gambling perspective. The biggest reason why people bet more than they have to is because they don't feel fulfilled with the bets they have wagered all throughout the gambling session, and the biggest reason why they feel like so is because they don't think they made enough bets to cover for the amount of money they have thrown away.

In that regard that only means that when you have to play in a responsible manner, and you have to play like such every time, you would have to spread out your bankroll in multiple bets to maximize the most amounts of bet in what little money you have. Which is also consequently why I don't think betting the same amount on every bet would really make sense. You could do it for all I care but if that's not something that would really sate your gambling appetite then it's not gonna work for you, and you'd end up wasting even more money later down the line when the 1 buck per bet you made just doesn't cut it for you.

On not betting everyday by the by, I would agree with it only because I personally feel more fulfilled and desirable when I make bets spontaneously as opposed to having a routine schedule. If anything normalizing gambling by allotting a schedule for it in your daily itinerary's gonna cause you even more problems as it's going to push you to gambling addiction even closer, so definitely cross betting everyday out.

[alani123]

I think number four ("Don't bet every day") is a good principle. For one, overdoing it in gambling is something that can be a frequent result from having other troubles in real life. Being depressed, having family or work issues etc... Overall stress can lead to bad decisions like losing too much money in gambling for instance. So if someone can fill his time with more creative activities, it's a good thing.

If one can integrate just a bit of gambling through having a social life and a healthy work environment, it's always better. Having a great support network and things to look up for, then it's less likely to fall for mishaps in gambling such as overdoing it and potentially losing more than one can actually afford.

[odunybiz]

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet. ✅✅
2. Bet the same amount on every bet. ✅✅
3. Don't bet more than once a day. ❌❌
4. Don't bet every day. ✅✅

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet: Betting all your money at once discourage you if you lose. And if not discouraged, this make your purse empty and will unable to bet again. Who knows if your chance to win is in your next game

2. Bet the same amount on every bet: This enable you to have a fixed betting amount. This is even what I do. I only use 5% of my total available gamble amount to bet. This enable me to keep my betting spirit alive. I believe I should win at least one out of 20 times my money can gamble. Since I do more of accumulated bet, a single win gives me all my profit even with little profit most times.

3. Don't bet more than once a day: I believe this should depends on the available features of the day especially when it comes to sport betting. Matches are always many on weekends basis. If one have enough time to analyze matches, you can play more than one game. I personally play more than one on Saturdays and Sundays most times. These are the days I focus on for my gambling. I may not even play during the week sometimes if there isn't any good matches.

4. Don't bet every day: Good matches doesn't come everyday so is better to avoid gambling any day there isn't good matches to bet on.

In gambling, everyone comes with his/her own opinion. That's why is best to sticks to what works for you the most in the gambling space.

[Rruchi man]

4. Don't bet every day.

I agree more with this because betting everyday can be the quickest way to becoming addicted to gambling from daily exposure. You become at the danger of becoming used to gambling as a regular routine that makes up your day activity. By not gambling daily, you give yourself the chance to not get addicted to gambling from over exposure.

Staying away from gambling in some days will help you maintain your self control over gambling. Gambling is not something to be done everyday.

[Marvelman]

I agree, don't go all in on one wager.  Spread those bets out.  Can't put all your eggs in one basket as grandpa used to say.

Not so sure its wise to play the same exact bet every time though.  Maybe mix it up - go big when you're feeling lucky to try and hit the jackpot, then tone it down with safer bets to pad your wallet. 

And I don't know if limiting yourself to just one bet per day makes much sense either.  Depends on your situation I guess.  But set some boundaries and take breaks so you don't get overwhelmed.

No question about it though - gotta avoid making gambling a daily ritual.  It should be for fun once in awhile like any other entertainment.  Too much of that action every day aint healthy.

[Nrcewker]

I agree with only one of the statements, that is Don’t bet all in one single bet. No matter what’s the multiplier or chance percentage is. Still gambling is all about game of luck, hence there is still possibility that you might lose all the funds. Hence keep certain budget while betting. Bet some percentage of the gambling bankroll in some games and while others in other games. And there is no myth like gamble only once in a day or multiple times in a day. If you see opportunity to win, just bet.

[Bitinity]

I want to believe that we all agree that our betting budget should be within 5% -10% of our monthly income as responsible gamblers.

I will always be a gambler who will not spend my money based on such a calculation. I will not use percentage-based of my monthly income because I'll prefer to use my monthly income for all important things first. Once it is done and I still have some money left after I pay all what I have to, I'll take few of the rest to gamble.

1. Don't bet all your money on one bet.
2. Bet the same amount on every bet.
3. Don't bet more than once a day.
4. Don't bet every day.

Since the question is about agree or disagree, I have to say that my answer is depending on the case such as for the #1. sometime I can do all in bet but in other time I can play small by small amount. #2. Sometime I use flat betting strategies but I can do like martingale in other time. #3. Depending on my funds and depending on the event, if there are some good events to bet, why not but if there is only one event to bet then I'll bet once only. #4. Again it depends on my funds and the events, lets say in great event like world cup where there are matches every day and I have to the funds to do it, then I'll go with it.