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

[mammusu]

I think that it is impossible to make one single correct answer or comment on 4 standpoints OP has mentioned. Gambling is game of luck and random. Each game, case or bet is different. Wrong to say that a person should never take risk or go all-in (sometimes it is needed to take a large risk), wrong to say that person should not bet same amount all the time (that might be his tactics). Betting once a day is also not suitable for everyone. What about gambling budget and session then? That come across your 5-10% monthly betting budget and standpoints 1), 3), 4).

If we have to say whether we agree or disagree, we will definitely have our own point of view about the gambling we do. Because if we base it on each other's point of view, I'm sure there will always be differences between us, so I agree with you on this matter.

Luck-based gambling, I think most of us here have the same thoughts about this. If we try several times, maybe luck will come to us and maybe not at all. We never know what will happen next from the bets we make, it could be winning and it could be losing, it could be a winning streak and it could be a losing streak, everything I say here is very possible.

The question is how prepared are we to lose the money we have to gamble several times? In my opinion, betting a few times is not a problem, as long as it doesn't exceed the budget we have set. However, it will be a problem if you bet once but with a large amount. Once again this comes back to our respective points of view. What we say other people may or may not agree with.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

      -   Maybe because they don't bet every day, a gambler should not do this, because this usually leads gamblers to addiction, and they fall into the habit of gambling. It's ok to become a habit, but don't do it all the time.

We should gamble when we know in ourselves that we can still control the things we want to do with gambling. It's really different that we become responsible gamblers at all times. It is because if we do this everything will be fine and good in the end without becoming an addict.

[Outhue]

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.

This is not a bad write up but here are my answers...

1. I can bet all my money on a single bet and I don't see how this is wrong, if $5 is all that i can afford to lose on that day, I can just risk all the $5 on a single bet, what I will never do is losing the $5 and still feel like risking more money, the solution is, can you walk away after losing?

2. Still doesn't matter if I bet same amount on every bets or not, once you reach your limit that you normally use in gambling you must quit and go away, next time you can decide to go slower it still won't matter, because if its not your lucky day you aren't going back home as a winner.

3. Still similar to my no 1 and 2 points, you can choose to bet more than once in a day, if you have not lost all the amount you want to risk in gambling, assuming I enter a casino in the morning with $5 and I risk only $2.5 and I quit, decide to come back in the evening and risk the last $2.5, how is this bad?

4. I accept your last advice not to bet every day, because it's not good for you as a human, it means that gambling is slowly becoming very important in your life and that my friend is not safe, business and jobs are what should take most of our times and days, not gambling.

The less time you spend gambling, the better for you.

[teamsherry]

Don't bet all your money on one bet.

I prefer to play one game at a time so I definitely don't agree with this cause I do t think having plenty games would increase my winning chance or maybe one of them might enter, I just predict my short small odds and stake high on it.

Bet the same amount on every bet.

I think this is almost relatable to my first answer, I stake one game at a time so I don't need to split my staking amount into bits for any reason. I just stake high and full.

Don't bet more than once a day.

I can bet more than once in a day as long as I'm not exceeding my gambling limit for the day or have used up all my allocates amount, it works for me so i don't see any reason not doing it.

Don't bet every day.

Yeah this is true, I only bet when I feel the need to and that is when I see games that I can predict on or feel okay doing.

[summonerrk]

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.

Well, for example, if I earn $500 a month, then my betting budget should be about 5-10 percent, which means it’s $50. Well, it's not a big amount, and it won't affect much if I just lose it. Nevertheless, from month to month, this 25-50 dollars will add up to quite a large amount. Essentially it will be 12x50 = $600. And here I already want to think about whether it would be better to buy a new smartphone with this money or make some other useful purchase.

4. Don't bet every day. <- this is most important words.

[knowngunman]

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

I agree with this statement because diversification has always been the key if you want to go far and succeed. There is this saying that only a fool taste the depth of a river with both feet. This saying is very applicable to your statement. If you bet all your money on one bet, you could win or lose it all at once but when you split it and bet on different ticket there's a chance you could win some and lose some.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

I don't agree with this. I use to bet on multiple tickets at a time but my staking depends on how much confidence I have on the ticket. I stake high on some while I stake little amount on some.

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

Well, in as much as this make sense, it will be very difficult to practice. Especially in sports betting, some tickets burst immediately after the kick off due to some mistakes and one may be tempt to rebet if you believe in the rest of the games. Even if I agree with this, I don't think it can be practicable always.

4. Don't bet every day.

Totally agree with this as it will help to prevent one from being addicted to gambling. There's more to life than just gambling and you need some break to cool off your brain and do something useful.

[adultcrypto]

I agree with your thoughts, but everyone certainly has different strategies and characters, but in your topic what do you want to convey? I don't really understand whether it's about risk or is there something else?

Everyone have their strategy but unfortunately,  the strategy of some people are leading them into actions and characters that makes gambling appear as evil. Because of the attitudes of some gamblers, gambling is hated by some parents even religious sects. Is it supposed to be like that? It simply means those people are not doing it the right way hence the reason I think the OP created this thread. If we can get some acceptable approach to gambling the helps the gambling mould his gambling habits, I think it is a welcome idea and should be supported.

From the reactions of people so far, it can be seen that chasing losses is bad and so is not knowing when to stop, someone with such habit will see that many other gamblers are not doing it and might consider not doing it too.

[Blitzboy]

From statement 1, I agree completely. Betting everything on one bet? Not only terrible gambling, but lousy economics. Spread joy and betting to extend the game.

Statement 2: Betting the same amount every time is like giving every golf hole the same club. Makes no sense. You must read the play and alter your swing or gamble.

Statement 3: One bet per day? Discipline is everything in gambling. It clears the mind and focuses strategy. Additionally, it offers you something to anticipate tomorrow.

Statement 4: not betting daily is gold. Giving yourself a day off from the presidency to golf is like that. The mind is refreshed and stress is relieved. Also, absence makes the heart fonder, right?

Gamble as you're living - with delight, caution, and a strategy to win again tomorrow. Its all in the game, and the top players know when to bet and when to relax.

[Slow death]

Every time I read someone talk about things like playing with 5% or 10% of the money people earn per month, I wonder if there are still people who use this type of strategy and I can consider this as a strategy, because In my opinion, gambling should not be seen as the only forms of fun that exist in the world, when, for example, a person earns a salary of $500 per month and that person gets it into their head that 10% will be allocated to gambling. , this person is making a very serious mistake because this person did not pay all the bills first and then see how much money will be left and then start thinking about gambling and as I said before the person will need to think that life is not just gambling

If this person is a single person for example and earns $500 per month, but this person does not live at home, then this person will have to prioritize paying bills as soon as they receive their salary and after that they will look at how much money they have left. and will calculate how much money he will need to allocate for all the things he intends to do for fun in the following month, this person should not only think about a single form of fun, for example if this person pays bills worth $300 and has $200 left over for fun, so this person should take 50$ and keep it in the bank as a fund that they can use one day when they need it very urgently or if they want to open a business

Then there will be 150$ for fun, so the person will make a list of everything they would like to do for fun during the next month and if there are 7 things for example, then that person puts 20$ on each thing. something like going to the beach for $20, going to the cinema for $20, going to a restaurant for $20, going for a walk somewhere that will consume alcoholic drinks for $20, playing in online casinos for $20... this way this person will diversify the fun and you will not have depression or gambling addiction or alcohol addiction. But when we have a scenario where people focus only on gambling and allocate 5% or 10% of their income to gambling, then these people become addicted to gambling and become depressed. This is the point where I disagree, the rest of the points I agree with

[Viscore]

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

Don't believe on that please... 5% to 10% of our monthly income is like you are considering it as an investment or savings, so no for me, that's why not all.  personally, I could take 20% of my monthly income now, and try to grow it, so if I am profitable this month, I don't need to take a cut of my next month salary, instead, I could add it. so it's not really based on monthly income since you don't loss monthly.

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 requires bankroll management, and a good bankroll management is you'll be able to manage your bankroll for long term. Hence, you need ( yes it's a need) to ensure that you can raise a decent bankroll to make it long term, otherwise, you'll keep refiling it as you'll only be upset easily.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

Could be, or could be not. depending on your bankroll management, but in most cases, bettors increase their stake when their bankroll increase as well due to consistent winning.

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

Time management is important, if we have a lot of time, we can gamble more, and if we are making money in gambling like making a living from it, then you can consider it as your job so you'll make it your priority. What's important is "never allow yourself to get addicted"....

[Asuspawer09]

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

I believe it's a fair amount already doing around 5%-10% of your salary putting that in gambling is probably something that you could already afford to lose, and going to be easy to recover from that actually.

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

This for sure wasn't going to be a good move for sure, putting all of your money in one bet is going to be a huge risk, and could easily lose on this kind of bet. I dont agree of doing it at all because there will be no chance to recover if you lose that one bet.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

Not necessarily needed to be the same amount every bet, I dont really agree with it, in my gambling strategy I usually do small bets after winning a huge bets, so putting the same amount in my opinion is not a good idea.

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

I do bet more than once a day for sure as long as I still on the budget, I for sure going to set the limit of my loss, kinda like stop loss if I already loss that amount of money then I kinda force to stop betting.

4. Don't bet every day.

Dont agree with it for sure, It is the worst thing that you could do for sure, constantly putting it at risk is not going to be a good idea, and most of the time you're going to lose a huge amount of money on it, and could easily lose your focus, get frustrated, it was really going to be stressful for you etc. if you keep doing it every day.

[EarnOnVictor]

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.

First, the gambling of 5%-10% of our monthly earnings is subjective, even though it's reasonable, it is not such that can be done by many as it is too gross to believe that a certain percentage of your monthly earnings "must" go into gambling. This looks compulsive and it's so outrageous as far as I am concerned. It all depends on how we earn our living, the commitment we have at that time of earning and our affinity to risk in gambling. This is why it could be so odd for some people to use that percentage of their money to gamble but would rather have a better plan/style towards it than be so proportionate as you take it. I take myself as an example, I just deposit into my gambling account depending on my random plan according to the money I can spare from gambling at that time. It has nothing to do with the percentage of earnings but a certain amount I randomise that will not hurt me if I lose. Mine looks like a plan to me, a plan that is not compulsive.

However, regarding your query;

1. Agreed! This is a very good point and it differentiates gamblers who are calculative and budgetary from the opposite ones. Our money management is crucial in gambling.

2. I'm indifferent about this. It all depends on the plan of the gamblers and it must not necessarily mean equal parts. Although I do the equal parts most, but at times, I bet based on my instincts and the chance of winning and losing. For this, I may decrease the risk or increase it a bit.

3. Disagreed! It still depends on the plan and budget of the gambler. I might want to play casino for fun and plan to risk $20 to be betted 20 times. This means that I will be risking just $1 per bet which makes your point not accurate. Betting all your money at once could be risky and boring.

4. I'm indifferent here as well. I bet on purpose, and if there are purposes and good reasons for me to bet consistently daily, why not? I shouldn't be scared of betting once I have reasonable games to bet on.

[Dewi Aries]

I agree with your thoughts, but everyone certainly has different strategies and characters, but in your topic what do you want to convey? I don't really understand whether it's about risk or is there something else?

Everyone have their strategy but unfortunately,  the strategy of some people are leading them into actions and characters that makes gambling appear as evil. Because of the attitudes of some gamblers, gambling is hated by some parents even religious sects. Is it supposed to be like that? It simply means those people are not doing it the right way hence the reason I think the OP created this thread. If we can get some acceptable approach to gambling the helps the gambling mould his gambling habits, I think it is a welcome idea and should be supported.

From the reactions of people so far, it can be seen that chasing losses is bad and so is not knowing when to stop, someone with such habit will see that many other gamblers are not doing it and might consider not doing it too.

Yes, it is true that everyone has their own strategy or way of gambling and if what you mean is that some ways actually lead them to bad possibilities then I would say that they are typical gamblers who have the wrong mindset on gambling such as gambling with the aim of earning which ultimately leads to bad effects which actually I am sure that they do not want the bad effects to happen to them but the problem is that they are unable to resist the temptations that exist in gambling so that they gamble with intentions and goals that are not recommended.

One of the reasons why gambling has a negative viewpoint in the eyes of society in general is because it is all the result of the gamblers who treat gambling in the wrong way that causes bad effects to occur which in turn society claims that gambling is a bad activity. Gambling is a game of "chance" which means that everything there is nothing more than a chance and not a certainty, and this is why we are prohibited from chasing something that has already been lost because what is feared is that it is very possible that what happens is that you experience more losses, I think the bad effects experienced by gamblers who are already addicted should be an example and a lesson for us so that we do not have the same fate.

[arimamib]

One of the reasons why gambling has a negative viewpoint in the eyes of society in general is because it is all the result of the gamblers who treat gambling in the wrong way that causes bad effects to occur which in turn society claims that gambling is a bad activity. Gambling is a game of "chance" which means that everything there is nothing more than a chance and not a certainty, and this is why we are prohibited from chasing something that has already been lost because what is feared is that it is very possible that what happens is that you experience more losses, I think the bad effects experienced by gamblers who are already addicted should be an example and a lesson for us so that we do not have the same fate.

There is an aspect of gambling where the role of individual behavior and responsible decision-making shapes perceptions of the activity within society. Gambling itself is a game of chance, but it's the way in which people approach and engage with it that determines its impact. The negative effects are observed within society, it can contribute to a negative perception of gambling as a whole. Not all people who gamble experience these negative consequences, many engage in the activity responsibly and for recreational purposes.

Responsible gambling practices can help mitigate the risks associated with gambling and promote healthier outcomes for individuals and communities. The experiences of gamblers who have faced addiction and its associated challenges can serve as valuable lessons for others that implies the importance of understanding the risks involved and exercising caution when engaging in gambling activities.

[Dewi Aries]

One of the reasons why gambling has a negative viewpoint in the eyes of society in general is because it is all the result of the gamblers who treat gambling in the wrong way that causes bad effects to occur which in turn society claims that gambling is a bad activity. Gambling is a game of "chance" which means that everything there is nothing more than a chance and not a certainty, and this is why we are prohibited from chasing something that has already been lost because what is feared is that it is very possible that what happens is that you experience more losses, I think the bad effects experienced by gamblers who are already addicted should be an example and a lesson for us so that we do not have the same fate.

There is an aspect of gambling where the role of individual behavior and responsible decision-making shapes perceptions of the activity within society. Gambling itself is a game of chance, but it's the way in which people approach and engage with it that determines its impact. The negative effects are observed within society, it can contribute to a negative perception of gambling as a whole. Not all people who gamble experience these negative consequences, many engage in the activity responsibly and for recreational purposes.

Responsible gambling practices can help mitigate the risks associated with gambling and promote healthier outcomes for individuals and communities. The experiences of gamblers who have faced addiction and its associated challenges can serve as valuable lessons for others that implies the importance of understanding the risks involved and exercising caution when engaging in gambling activities.

Perhaps you have heard of the idea that "a thousand good things can be covered by one bad thing" which means that even though there are still some gamblers who treat gambling without crossing the line and always treat gambling according to their abilities which we usually call responsible gamblers, but still in the end, society can have a bad perspective on gambling activities due to the actions of one addicted gambler who treats gambling in the wrong way which triggers many bad effects on his life.

As you said, gambling can have a worse impact on a person when they are on the wrong path or in the sense of treating gambling in a way that is not recommended which ultimately destroys their own life. The other thing is that yes responsible gambling practices can indeed keep a person safe and secure in the sense that it is a little bit avoided from the bad possibilities of gambling but unfortunately I don't think many people are able to do it which is even the opposite which is where more gamblers come with the wrong goals due to misunderstanding what gambling is actually about which ultimately makes them stuck in the downturn.

[Dave1]

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.

Sometimes though, when you are desperate and have lost so much money and your decision making is  obscured or unclear, I might go this route and really go YOLO.

2. Bet the same amount on every bet.

I think majority will disagree with this, it will go against the basic law of gambling, you have to risk big to win big.

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

This is subjective, for me, I bet more than once a day.

4. Don't bet every day.

I might agree with this specially if you are in a losing streak. Maybe it's time to take a break first. At least to interrupt the chain of unlucky events. And reset yourself and maybe you can comeback strong.

[irhact]

Responsible gambling practices can help mitigate the risks associated with gambling and promote healthier outcomes for individuals and communities. The experiences of gamblers who have faced addiction and its associated challenges can serve as valuable lessons for others that implies the importance of understanding the risks involved and exercising caution when engaging in gambling activities.

It's good to follow a general rule that can help you to avoid over gambling and struggling with addiction as addiction is a very serious problem in gambling, it can make you not to enjoy gambling but still you can't stop as you'll have to satisfy your urge to gamble. Wasting money gambling when you could have use that money to do something that would had improved your life is a feelings that no individual should be facing and this is the reason we have to watch how we're gambling.

You can bet more than one time a day but don't start a habit of gambling everyday, if you keep betting everyday your body will get use to the dopamine that it gets from gambling and your body will want to get that everytime which will be the reason why you'll get addicted to gambling. Instead of betting everyday, plan yourself to be gambling on specific days of the week so you don't find yourself over gambling.

[SeaCoinCollector.]

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. Agree. Betting all money is risky. Spread bets to increase chance of winning
2. Agree. Consistency in betting amount helps to manage bankroll effectively.
3. Disagree. While limiting betting can help manage habits, it may not be practical for all bettors. Betting on different outcome within the day can help spread risk and you can take advantage of favorable odds.
4. Agree. Taking a break is important. Set limits and days for betting.

[Ever-young]

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.

Well, I believe it depends on the individual and their current situation. If a bettor is particularly disciplined, it may be acceptable to wager the same amount on each bet. However, for the majority of individuals, I believe it is preferable to adjust your wager size based on your chances of winning.

The third statement is rather ambiguous because it is dependent on how frequently someone bets and how much money they risk. For someone betting a lot of money, once a day may be too frequent. However, for someone betting a tiny amount of money, once a day may not be an issue. Finally, I don't believe it's vital to avoid betting every day. So long as it is OK to gamble on a regular basis as long as someone stays within their budget and does not become addicted. The main thing is to stick to your budget and not allow gambling take over your life.

[Jody.Drummer]

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.

I agree with several statements ranging from the first to the fourth point that you conveyed above and in my opinion all of these actions apply to all types of gambling, regardless of where you gamble, whether it is in the type of pure luck betting or the type of sports betting because obviously the name of gambling activities is still always about uncertainty regarding the results at the end of the session even though yes I understand that in the type of sports betting you can use your skills and knowledge to increase the chances of winning but still all of that is still in the idea of "possibility" which means there are still other things that are still possible, namely losing.

So the point is that no matter where you bet, the possibility of losing can never be avoided entirely because whatever the type of gambling is, in the end you will always be in two possibilities, namely between winning or losing, and yes like some of the points you said that lead to being a responsible gambler by not risking all the money on one bet, betting the same amount of money on each bet, not betting more than once a day or meaning limit your betting activity along with limiting your gambling allocation budget, all of this leads to precautions to minimize unwanted possibilities.