What do you think about having excessive bankroll in gambling

[I_Anime]

Having excess bankroll can be tempting, especially when you didn't plan to use such budget , because are Human we may have the mindset of using only $100 at first but when greed kicks in you may endup using more than that budget ($100) . So I will say you should try and control the urge of going beyond your budget and use the amount you plan to risk at first which is the $100.

But next time just try to be careful so that you won't repeat same mistake again , because that's a huge amount money on the line so whenever you depositing next time try to be cautious.

Be cautious and vigilant. Although I have to say this kind of mistake is not new for majority of the gamblers, but if you are cautious with your funds, this will certainly be avoided.

Having excessive bankroll in gambling is not actually bad. It only gets bad if it’s a kind of mistake due to carelessness, or you are gambling more than you can afford to lose. From that, you are not attracting more winnings but bigger losses instead.

That's true such mistake is common not only in gambling but also in our daily lives, sometimes I do make mistake sending excess money out just by adding an extra zero, but lucky me is usually to people am very familiar with . What mean is that though is common we just have to learn from our or others past mistakes, because is common for you man to keep making mistakes but is wrong not to learn from those mistakes

The reason why having an excess money in your bet account, is because we humans are emotional being so it can easily put our emotions to test and just as you said ,it may also lead to one being careless , or even reckless. Just in the name of wanting more profit or chasing losses , But we should all be careful to avoid stuff like this , because is not everyone that's discipline enough to handle excess money in their gambling account

[Koadharber]

Quite a messed up situation here.
I would first try to contact support and see whether they answer is positive about your case in any way, otherwise I am afraid you will have to gamble you money before being allowed to move out your account.
Some people here have already said you should be okey by wagering with low risk games and eventually withdraw whenever you have left.
If you can, try to play dices with small multipliers and not wagering much at the same time, so you can slowing to build up your wagering requirement.

Also let this be a lesson for all of us who constantly deposit on casinos. We need to double or triple check whatever we are doingz before pressing the red button and send the money out our wallets. better safe than sorry.

There's no indeed other way but to contact their support and trying out to explain such situation about on that excess deposit you had made because of some typo with digits, but of course don't make yourself having that expectations that they would be granting out such request. If they do then you are lucky buf if not then there's nothing else you can do but to accept that costly mistake.

If ever you are trapped then the best thing you do is to play with those balances and enjoy up the game. If it turned out that you are lucky then you might be that able to withdraw.

[alastantiger]

Anything done in excess isn’t always good. Normally, you would expect the casino to do you some refunds but, it becomes a case of, either your actually telling the truth or your just trying to retrace your steps and get your money back.

Excessive gambling leads to addiction because of the continuous exposure, to the urge to game. You can't be gambling more that you should and not get into any trouble. There has to be times when you can't control your emotions and you begin to lose more than you can handle. Don't tempt yourself because you're going to fail. Making it easy for you to take some more money to continue gambling will make you to not know when to quit, you can continue to gamble up to the extent that you finish your money including the backup options you kept.

I think we should only go with what we want to use for that session and when you're done and having no money left. You should take that as a  clue to stop gambling further before things starts getting out of hand.

[Cookdata]

I wanted to make deposits of $100 into my casino account, and I mistakenly added one zero to the figure there by making my deposit to arrive at $1000 instead of the initial intended $100, this is above my gambling budget and I wanted to withdraw the remaining balance of $900 and keep playing with the remaining $100 budget.

The problem now is that the gambling site is, demanding for a wagering requirement this make me hesitant to proceed with meeting the wager requirements because of the fear of losing everything.

The casino is a new casino to me, and I don't know how to go about it, can the support help me with my remaining money if I contact them, or I will be made to wager the total amount on a compusery basis?

$1000 is such a big amount to risk, I don't know your pocket but I personally can't wager such a big amount if money. I have seen different suggestions but here is what I think you should do. Dm the support and if the casino is on Bitcointalk, try to see through the manager to help you talk to them perhaps you can get to use his influence to persuade them about the mistake you made because it can happen to to anyone; hopefully that should work for you.

My second suggestion is gamble why not keep the money and bet the one you think you have plans to bet for that time. For instance you wanted to deposit $100, just use the amount and keep the rest until you're ready to bet on the rest of the money but don't compromise it, consider the money not existing and use the $100 bankroll, either ways you will want to deposit the money to casino later, you can keep it as replacement for the one you have already deposited. This might not look good but better than doing nothing.

[Doan9269]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected, gambling is not what we can just go into without taking some drastic measures to what we wanted to see from it, such could be as uneasy as anything else, but we have to be more careful in doing it even when we are not too sure of it, because money is being involved.

[Fortify]

I wanted to make deposits of $100 into my casino account, and I mistakenly added one zero to the figure there by making my deposit to arrive at $1000 instead of the initial intended $100, this is above my gambling budget and I wanted to withdraw the remaining balance of $900 and keep playing with the remaining $100 budget.

The problem now is that the gambling site is, demanding for a wagering requirement this make me hesitant to proceed with meeting the wager requirements because of the fear of losing everything.

The casino is a new casino to me, and I don't know how to go about it, can the support help me with my remaining money if I contact them, or I will be made to wager the total amount on a compusery basis?

The casino you are using sounds like an absolute scam and I've never heard of such a wagering requirement on any kind of legitimate site. The only reason that you might have a wagering requirement is if you tried to unlock some kind of bonus and want to take that with you in a withdrawal - that's never going to happen, because it is a dirty trick often associated with welcome bonuses. I would start looking into where the casino is based and if it is headquartered in any sort of reputable country then maybe you can file some sort of claim or complaint against them. The best idea might be to cut your losses and find a sportbook wager that allows you to move the money out with minimal loss (maybe 5-10%) using a covered bet.

[DaNNy001]

Having an excessive bankroll in gambling can lead to a lot of losses...your bankroll should be properly planned, what I mean by that is, a specific amount of money should be set aside for gambling and it shouldn't be more than 5 to 10 percent of your income...in a case whereby you have too much set aside for gambling you might end up throwing your money away because you will think what you have at that moment is inexhaustible.. Having an excessive bankroll can do more harm than good, people who do this end up losing a lot of money.

[skarais]

One must have limits in gambling, whether it is bankroll or time. The more often you gamble, the more often you lose, but this depends on how you spend your money. In certain games, you can increase your winnings even if you gamble frequently, but not if you just rely on luck. Having an excessive bankroll is bad and I never think it is good for any gambler.

It is always recommended that every gambler should have limits in gambling and this is the best way to avoid many problems. Placing a bankroll beyond their means will obviously increase the problem if they lose it all, so it's best not to do that.

[Nwada001]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected, gambling is not what we can just go into without taking some drastic measures to what we wanted to see from it, such could be as uneasy as anything else, but we have to be more careful in doing it even when we are not too sure of it, because money is being involved.

Any bankroll that's above what the person can afford to lose is bad in my own definition of playing safe, and on the situation of the Op, I don't know how big that money is to him or her, but judging from the intended amount he wanted to deposit, it's obvious that $900 was excessive, which is pretty big compared to what the initial budget was. The only time it will become a good thing is if the Op manages to turn it into something big; if not, I will say the risk is just fucking too high.

[jossiel]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected, gambling is not what we can just go into without taking some drastic measures to what we wanted to see from it, such could be as uneasy as anything else, but we have to be more careful in doing it even when we are not too sure of it, because money is being involved.

Careful in everything that we do because that's how it should be. Many of the gamblers that have excessive bankrolls are gambling carelessly.

They think that it's going to take forever until that bankroll is out of their hands. Those balances are limited and it's our minds that tricks us into that belief.

[Smartvirus]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected,

The word here is not willing, when your not willing and eventually your having way too much or what to you might be considered too much as your gambling bankroll, you get it out. Just like we have in OP. It it weren’t for the fact that, it was a deposit and the T&C requires you to at least wager 1x of that, OP would have gotten it out. So, if you ain’t comfortable having way that much for a bankroll, it doesn’t matter if it were the slightest discomfort, just opt for a withdrawal.

Any bankroll that's above what the person can afford to lose is bad in my own definition of playing safe, and on the situation of the Op, I don't know how big that money is to him or her, but judging from the intended amount he wanted to deposit, it's obvious that $900 was excessive, which is pretty big compared to what the initial budget was. The only time it will become a good thing is if the Op manages to turn it into something big; if not, I will say the risk is just fucking too high.

There is a catch from having way much for your bankroll and that is; you tend to gamble even more. Why the hell not? You have way enough money for it so, what’s stopping you. Besides, there is a wagering requirement and you ain’t getting that money out until you archive that.

[nara1892]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected, gambling is not what we can just go into without taking some drastic measures to what we wanted to see from it, such could be as uneasy as anything else, but we have to be more careful in doing it even when we are not too sure of it, because money is being involved.

Careful in everything that we do because that's how it should be. Many of the gamblers that have excessive bankrolls are gambling carelessly.

They think that it's going to take forever until that bankroll is out of their hands. Those balances are limited and it's our minds that tricks us into that belief.

Yes, various actions that lead to caution for the sake of prevention will always be actions that are always recommended to be done when you find various things that you have just found, remember that no one will care about us when we take the wrong path, therefore try to always use your common sense in every time you respond and assess everything you find such as gambling, know that misunderstandings in gambling can destroy your life in the long run.

[Su-asa]

Having an excessive bankroll can be very tempting, it might make you think you have unlimited resources to gamble with but whereas there's no such thing as an inexhaustible bankroll. People that have excessive bankroll in gambling can be tempted to chase their losses, we all know that this can end badly for any gambler. This is why you shouldn't make sure you have a lot to dispense in gambling. Your bankroll should be well budgeted and properly managed so Incase your bets go sideways you wouldn't be affected too much.

[swogerino]

Having an excessive bankroll can be very tempting, it might make you think you have unlimited resources to gamble with but whereas there's no such thing as an inexhaustible bankroll. People that have excessive bankroll in gambling can be tempted to chase their losses, we all know that this can end badly for any gambler. This is why you shouldn't make sure you have a lot to dispense in gambling. Your bankroll should be well budgeted and properly managed so Incase your bets go sideways you wouldn't be affected too much.

Chasing loses is the worse anyone can happen, it can make you think that having a big bankroll can give you an edge to be more prone to recovering your money. This is a completely wrong way of thinking as slot machines do not care how much money you have lost. I have eye witnessed years ago in physical casinos people losing money and telling the cashier to shut down the machine as they were going to get money at home and be back. The end result devastating as even after returning they kept losing even more, so never chase loses and you will be in a "comfort zone".

[aioc]

The problem now is that the gambling site is, demanding for a wagering requirement this make me hesitant to proceed with meeting the wager requirements because of the fear of losing everything.

The casino is a new casino to me, and I don't know how to go about it, Can the support help me with my remaining money if I contact them, or I will be made to wager the total amount on a compusery basis?

Its not really a demand; it's a compulsory action because the casino rules that once you deposit, you should wager or else they will accuse you of using their platform to launder your money. You can try explaining your side, but I doubt if they will grant your request. Better play it Try to reach their minimum wager so you can withdraw. You could lose some, but don't lose everything trying to reach the requirement. You can take time, go for a small bet, and be patient.

[rachael9385]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected, gambling is not what we can just go into without taking some drastic measures to what we wanted to see from it, such could be as uneasy as anything else, but we have to be more careful in doing it even when we are not too sure of it, because money is being involved.

Any bankroll that's above what the person can afford to lose is bad in my own definition of playing safe, and on the situation of the Op, I don't know how big that money is to him or her, but judging from the intended amount he wanted to deposit, it's obvious that $900 was excessive, which is pretty big compared to what the initial budget was. The only time it will become a good thing is if the Op manages to turn it into something big; if not, I will say the risk is just fucking too high.

From my understanding on what the OP said is that he mistakenly deposited $1000 on his betting account and he wanted to make a withdrawal of $900 but unfortunately for him, the casino asked him to make a one time wager. Actually, he said that the casino is a new one and he's scared of losing the whole money because that's probably what he can not afford to risk. However, this is also another lesson to every gambler that while making a deposit, we should be 100% conscious on what we are doing so that we will not end up depositing what we can not afford to risk.

[jossiel]

I don't think having excessive bankroll is of a bad implication to that extent, except if the gambler involve is not willing or able to make things go right as wanted or expected, gambling is not what we can just go into without taking some drastic measures to what we wanted to see from it, such could be as uneasy as anything else, but we have to be more careful in doing it even when we are not too sure of it, because money is being involved.

Careful in everything that we do because that's how it should be. Many of the gamblers that have excessive bankrolls are gambling carelessly.

They think that it's going to take forever until that bankroll is out of their hands. Those balances are limited and it's our minds that tricks us into that belief.

Yes, various actions that lead to caution for the sake of prevention will always be actions that are always recommended to be done when you find various things that you have just found, remember that no one will care about us when we take the wrong path, therefore try to always use your common sense in every time you respond and assess everything you find such as gambling, know that misunderstandings in gambling can destroy your life in the long run.

It will utterly destroy our lives when we're not fond of doing it or if we became out of control. That's the reason of many lives were destroyed when they cannot contain it anymore.

Having a huge bankroll is an advantage if you want to stay for so long but that doesn't give you guarantee that you'll also be profitable at most times just like what others are being told to.

[taufik123]

From my understanding on what the OP said is that he mistakenly deposited $1000 on his betting account and he wanted to make a withdrawal of $900 but unfortunately for him, the casino asked him to make a one time wager. Actually, he said that the casino is a new one and he's scared of losing the whole money because that's probably what he can not afford to risk. However, this is also another lesson to every gambler that while making a deposit, we should be 100% conscious on what we are doing so that we will not end up depositing what we can not afford to risk.

At the very least, you should know what platform is used, such as how other people recommend the gambling platform and what its reputation is.

As in Rollbit gambling, roobet, stake, bc games etc., they are already trusted and become an Online gambling platform that has many players.
So if someone makes a deposit unknowingly like the OP does, then it needs to be questioned why he can do that, $1000 is a huge amount and if he loses it then there will be no guarantee of return.

I myself even need to do some research once again to make a deposit on the old gambling platform, let alone new gambling.
If you want to try it, you only need to make a small deposit, just as a trial error.

[nara1892]

Yes, various actions that lead to caution for the sake of prevention will always be actions that are always recommended to be done when you find various things that you have just found, remember that no one will care about us when we take the wrong path, therefore try to always use your common sense in every time you respond and assess everything you find such as gambling, know that misunderstandings in gambling can destroy your life in the long run.

It will utterly destroy our lives when we're not fond of doing it or if we became out of control. That's the reason of many lives were destroyed when they cannot contain it anymore.

Having a huge bankroll is an advantage if you want to stay for so long but that doesn't give you guarantee that you'll also be profitable at most times just like what others are being told to.

Of course, and that's why gambling must be done very intelligently, in the sense of full control which in simple terms I can say that don't let yourself be controlled by gambling but you must be able to control the gambling activity.

On the other hand, there have been quite a lot of incidents about the downturn experienced by gamblers that we can use as examples, and of course no one will ever want to experience such a downturn and that's why a gambler must have the right approach, understanding, knowledge and perspective on gambling, none other than because that way you will be safe from various unwanted possibilities.

[hedgeh0g]

Yes, various actions that lead to caution for the sake of prevention will always be actions that are always recommended to be done when you find various things that you have just found, remember that no one will care about us when we take the wrong path, therefore try to always use your common sense in every time you respond and assess everything you find such as gambling, know that misunderstandings in gambling can destroy your life in the long run.

It will utterly destroy our lives when we're not fond of doing it or if we became out of control. That's the reason of many lives were destroyed when they cannot contain it anymore.

Having a huge bankroll is an advantage if you want to stay for so long but that doesn't give you guarantee that you'll also be profitable at most times just like what others are being told to.

Of course, and that's why gambling must be done very intelligently, in the sense of full control which in simple terms I can say that don't let yourself be controlled by gambling but you must be able to control the gambling activity.

On the other hand, there have been quite a lot of incidents about the downturn experienced by gamblers that we can use as examples, and of course no one will ever want to experience such a downturn and that's why a gambler must have the right approach, understanding, knowledge and perspective on gambling, none other than because that way you will be safe from various unwanted possibilities.

I think that in the case of the OP, the worst outcome would be if he starts trying to win back his $1000 and ends up losing it all very quickly. So he needs to avoid games with high risk, I would advise him to play simple gambling games like roulette or dice, making the minimum bet, but many times, so as not to try to win a lot, but just to play. And even if he ends up taking $800-900, it will not be a big mistake, but he will have a good time. At least that's what I would do, but if for him it's a lot of money, then it's better to try to resolve this issue with support, but I repeat that I would play.