Are you already happy if you can double your money, or do you want more?

[Dailyscript]

Since all strategies do not last for a longer time, I am happy with whatever wins I can get within the timeframe I set for gambling daily or weekly.

There might be opportunities to win more after the first win, but ill rather not risk gambling because there is also an opportunity that i may lose the little wins I had. I purely believe that as a gambler doubling our capital in gambling is a big profit. Imagine betting with 10k dollars and then making 20k dollars in a day. It's pretty much good and should be satisfying to any gambler unless he/she is extremely greedy.

[terrific]

Doubling my ten bucks to twenty bucks is something that I'd be happy about. Who doesn't want to double his money as a gambler?
We don't get that often and that's why who am I not to get happy when I'm able to double my money or more than that?
We are no longer kids that are happy for something extravagant, whatever comes to us and make us win is already how not so deep our expectations are and how much we want to win. As long as we're not dwelling in small or huge losses, that satisfies us already.

[Wakate]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

I see the game as entertainment, I can lose a maximum of $100 and I won't go any further. I'm not greedy for a refund. If the game is not going well, it is better to stop.

Gambling is not just for anyhow people that don't know the rules. We keep losing money in gambling because we are never ready to respect and utilize the rules in the way that would be beneficial to us. It is not always a rosy journey that is why we need to be prepared for the sunny day when things might not be going as planned. Once we noticed that we have been making consistent loses, it is better we take a rest rather than trying too hard to get everything back. Things do not always work like this and it is important we keep making adjustments to better benefits from the system.

[KTChampions]

Since all strategies do not last for a longer time, I am happy with whatever wins I can get within the timeframe I set for gambling daily or weekly.

There might be opportunities to win more after the first win, but ill rather not risk gambling because there is also an opportunity that i may lose the little wins I had. I purely believe that as a gambler doubling our capital in gambling is a big profit. Imagine betting with 10k dollars and then making 20k dollars in a day. It's pretty much good and should be satisfying to any gambler unless he/she is extremely greedy.

There are many strategies that last a long time. For example, when playing dice, divide your deposit into 100 parts and bet on the odds of 1.1 and after each loss, tenfold the bet. To lose everything, you will have to catch 2 losses in a row, which will take quite a long time. If you apply the same strategy to divide the deposit into 1000 parts, it will take even more time.
Of course, you will lose all your money if you play for a long enough time, but for a fairly significant amount of time (in fact, 99% of the time you will be in a small plus). Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to achieve doubling using such a strategy.

[Justbillywitt]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

As a gambler the urge of making more money is always there, but one has to realize that you can't make all the money that will satisfy you in a day. I will be fine if I make 100% of my money in a day. Looking for more is like being too greedy, so I will take the one I have made for that day and go home. If I go to a casino with $500 and within few hours I made extra $500 that's amazing. A responsible gambler will take that and go his way. Looking for that 1000% means you will spend more time there and there is a possibility that you will not even get that percentage you are looking for, and the chances of losing your money also set in because there is no guarantee of you making up to 1000% if you keep playing further. That's why I will take the 100% already secured.

[ethereumhunter]

Doubling my ten bucks to twenty bucks is something that I'd be happy about. Who doesn't want to double his money as a gambler?
We don't get that often and that's why who am I not to get happy when I'm able to double my money or more than that?
We are no longer kids that are happy for something extravagant, whatever comes to us and make us win is already how not so deep our expectations are and how much we want to win. As long as we're not dwelling in small or huge losses, that satisfies us already.

You are right about that because doubling our money in gambling is difficult so when we can have that chance and winning much money from gambling, that will be the best time for us. We may difficult to meet that moment in the other days so we must appreciate it by withdrawing the money and quit gambling. We need to understand that  double our money is difficult so we don't have to continue playing gambling instead just enjoy the win money.

There will be another time for us to win the money but we can not expect that can happens in the near. All people will be happy if they can double their money but the problem is not many people will satisfy with that and many of them will trying to winning more money. That will cause many people lose their money and even their win money will be lost too.

[Cryptoprincess101]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

I think any thing you invest money and get X2 of your capital is called business while if you want to get X100 of your capital is called Gamble. Gambling can become productive if we remove the idea of being greedy and be comfortable with any amount we win. Like for instance if a gambler stake $200 in sports betting and their target is to get $400 you will see that the risk will be lesser and the chances of winning will be there because all what they need do is to make accumulations that will give like 2 odds which will involve very few events and possible selection of the outcome or just pick up a single event that will have 2 odds unlike someone who stakes with $200 and expects a potential winning of $5000, you will see that they will make a lot of accumulations before they meet up the total odds that will match up with that amount which is unlikely to play accordingly due to the number of accumulated matches. Even though we all complain about how winning in gambling is very complex it is actually because of the greedines of gamblers like they basically want to stake with little amounts and win huge.

[Oluwa-btc]

There's no need "we need to understand it better" because it's a personal preference.

If I choose to gamble 5% of my monthly income, but you choose to gamble 20% of your monthly income, it's fine.
If I choose to end my gambling session after reach 100% of my bankroll, but you choose 1000%, it's fine.
If I choose to gamble on sports, but you choose to gamble on slots, it's fine.

Anything is fine as long as you're not get addicted and you didn't harm other people, we're happy with our own choice, so why it matters?

Nice one and Very well, gambling at your lowest percentage of income has a higher level of keeping you at peace with your dealings than spending above the preferred amounts.for me 2% is enough for me to gamble with cause I don't have to regret if definitely I loose in the game.

But what I know is it's all about everyone's choices and decisions,we all have different reasons why we gamble so in that angle it should be fine for those that really want to double the money and like you said it's happier if one don't turn an addict and cause havoc while Gambling which is all that matters.

[Obari]

If there is a chance of getting more, then I will be happy to grab it with less risk, but for the most part, I'm okay with the kind of profit I get with the little I gamble with.
 
Let's say, for instance, that I make a deposit of $100 into my casino budget account, which is what I expect to gamble with for the rest of the week or probably my monthly budget.

If I can turn that $100 into $150 alone, it's very much okay with me as I don't go for too much, and sometimes I don't even account for any good profit, so the 100% self is a big target for me. Talk more about expecting a 100%.

I guess allt of persons especially those from outside of our country wouldn't understand this but let me take some time to explain with figures just as op already suggested.

now let's say one gambles with $100 which when converted to my local currency gives a roughly figure of about 160k which is already a big amount to gamble with as a typical Nigerian and of having a profit margin of $50 which is roughly 80k in my local currency as return on thr invested capital, then it is said to be a good one for an average gambler and I had to take time to break this down because I totally agree with thr vice of orpichukwu on this very one.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

We're Oliver twists by nature, always wanting some more and seeing that I'm in a winning streak is enough motivation to gamble more since I try my best to reset my balance to initial deposit after every 2x multiplier, but ending my gambling session without the my deposit running out or something more important coming up is almost impossible for me, especially when I know very well that I'm only gambling with with my gains and not my initial deposits. I can gamble as long as possible.

[Su-asa]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

As a gambler there are days when we will want more winning because the previous winning wouldn't have been enough for what we are planning to you the money on. People that gamble for profits always want more winning and no one can stop them from wanting more except themselves. But those that are gambling for entertainment might stop or rather continue to gamble until they are all satisfied with the activities of gambling. As we don't know about the next round of our bets whether we would be successful or not it means that we can not know if we will win another bets or lose the little money that we have won previously.

[khiholangkang]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

I have a profit target that I want to achieve in gambling when I want to gamble, although I am also looking for fun but there is another desire to earn money, 100% is enough for me to earn money, I usually gamble no less than $50 and if it exceeds $100 after a few games or soccer bets, I stop that night, because if it continues it will make me greedy for gambling and want more, and other targets often pop up in my head, such as 200% I can try for luck.

That's if I want money from gambling, but when it's just about fun sometimes I can get 500% from gambling by using bigger bets on loyal rounds.

[Frankolala]

Doubling my ten bucks to twenty bucks is something that I'd be happy about. Who doesn't want to double his money as a gambler?
We don't get that often and that's why who am I not to get happy when I'm able to double my money or more than that?
We are no longer kids that are happy for something extravagant, whatever comes to us and make us win is already how not so deep our expectations are and how much we want to win. As long as we're not dwelling in small or huge losses, that satisfies us already.

Doubling your money through gambling is just like you being given free money that you didn't work for and everyone will be happy to have that luck. This is why whenever I am able to double my funds, I become excited and quit the game before I get tempted to gamble more because your instinct can change anytime when gambling.

If you don't are not happy and want more, that is when you will lose all of it. Being greatful and contented is good when gambling to avoid the opposite.

[bangjoe]

Doubling my ten bucks to twenty bucks is something that I'd be happy about. Who doesn't want to double his money as a gambler?
We don't get that often and that's why who am I not to get happy when I'm able to double my money or more than that?
We are no longer kids that are happy for something extravagant, whatever comes to us and make us win is already how not so deep our expectations are and how much we want to win. As long as we're not dwelling in small or huge losses, that satisfies us already.

Doubling your money through gambling is just like you being given free money that you didn't work for and everyone will be happy to have that luck. This is why whenever I am able to double my funds, I become excited and quit the game before I get tempted to gamble more because your instinct can change anytime when gambling.

If you don't are not happy and want more, that is when you will lose all of it. Being greatful and contented is good when gambling to avoid the opposite.

Of course, multiplying money in gambling is extraordinary, no need to spend sweat and headaches that are used for work but with fun can get money is something that many people in this world really want, but it is very rare to happen, luck is not always there, but indeed when getting 100% of the gambling done it makes us much happier.

But have you ever when you have won then remember more and increase the amount of your bet, but you get another victory that is much bigger afterwards, sometimes luck also streaks in gambling sessions.

[Forsyth Jones]

For me, it doesn't need to be a 100% return on the amount bet, but if i can avoid losing money at the end of the bets, that would be great.

A prize of around 20% in relation to the amounts bet is already great.

Doubling the amount bet with small contributions is easy, as it doesn't weigh heavily on the conscience, but betting $1000 and staying cool is a challenge, as it will never be the same as betting, for example, $100.

[Jaycoinz]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

Everyone has different targets when it comes to gambling, some people are satisfied when they double their money while others prefer to triple or even go beyond that it's all about preference. But greed should be avoided at all cost because it might ruin your hardwork
Talking about what you said in this context a hundred percent return to me isn't a bad idea, atimes I prefer to even aim below getting a hundred percent, those into sports betting can relate. Sometimes i just chase 1.50 odds with a tangible amount and I'm okay, Take note: I'm not saying it's hundred percent safe but it's less riskier

[jaberwock]

If I have no target, as long as there are some winnings from my bets, I am already happy. As I have experienced many times, aiming for high gains usually end up losing most of my bankroll. So getting twice of my initial bet, is already enough if I am not aiming to go home as big winner. Sometimes you need to be contented for what you have before you wrecked your bankroll. I understand, happiness is a state of mind where every gambler has their own take on this. But you should gauge your financial situation before you plunge into debt because of your greed.

No target is wild and dangerous because we might end up playing more and we can also end up playing less. You are not a newbie in the forum and it looks like you already promoted several gambling sites in a signature campaign but I won't judge you based on that and say that you are not new in gambling anymore for you to still have no targets because some people aren't just built for gambling. It was like they are only being careful because they heard how lethal gambling can be if the urge won't get prevented.

Anyways, the ' some winnings ' that you mean there must still be a nice amount of money because I'm sure that no one gets contented and happy in a tiny amount of profit, and in order to achieve a win like yours, you must also be betting a slight high amount of money. If I'm in your shoe, I will not think twice anymore but I will also secure most of my profits.

If you notice, I didn't said that I will stop immediately because there are still be residual amounts yet in my balance right after the win and I can use this to test my luck further. I already experienced that sometimes the result is still great, so I can evenly grow my balances. If not, I will now stop and withdraw all my balances.

[Ultegra134]

For me, it doesn't need to be a 100% return on the amount bet, but if i can avoid losing money at the end of the bets, that would be great.

A prize of around 20% in relation to the amounts bet is already great.

Doubling the amount bet with small contributions is easy, as it doesn't weigh heavily on the conscience, but betting $1000 and staying cool is a challenge, as it will never be the same as betting, for example, $100.

The same rule applies to me as well; my bets usually range from $10 to $50, sometimes a little more depending on the occasion. If I place a $50 bet, I'd be happy with a $30 win, which is a 60% return, which is still great in my opinion. Doubling your bet is ideal; it's usually the top target I'm aiming for, but I'll happily take any other win below that. A win is a win, and I'd rather win $20 than take a loss.

[Wakate]

Since all strategies do not last for a longer time, I am happy with whatever wins I can get within the timeframe I set for gambling daily or weekly.

There might be opportunities to win more after the first win, but ill rather not risk gambling because there is also an opportunity that i may lose the little wins I had. I purely believe that as a gambler doubling our capital in gambling is a big profit. Imagine betting with 10k dollars and then making 20k dollars in a day. It's pretty much good and should be satisfying to any gambler unless he/she is extremely greedy.

Risk is all about gambling and it is good for us to keep measuring our risk and reward to know whether it worth it to go on or stop for a while. We all want to be winning but sometimes losses come when we never expected it. It is good we know what we are doing and always make adjustments so that we don't have to keep complaining about some certain results that we should have avoided. We can always double our bankroll when we know that we are I for the business but we are rest assured that more opportunities will come to us to make money for ourselves. Gambling is more of risk and we should be prepared to calculate our risk and know what we are expecting.

[Egii Nna]

I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.

One thing I know about gambling is that the greater your risk, the greater your profit, but if you will put a small amount of money into gambling and think to get a 1000% return, then the amount of the month at which you will lose will not be explained before you will be able to achieve what you really want, but if it is for 100%, it is understandable and you will be happy, so let go back to the questions to me. All I have in gambling is faith, and I know no matter how my profit is small, I always appreciate and get happy. I don’t always overemphasise having that biggest profit, but if I have a chance to get such bigger profits, I will also be happy. But the main thing is that whatever you have, fit into it and be happy.