How to play without taking too much risk?

[Ricardo11]

Yes, limit the amount played in the casino to overcome not going bankrupt, because there have been many cases where they did not control the budget for gambling and ended up losing everything.
Just 5% of the total income is more than enough because the purpose of playing in the casino is only for fun not profit.
But somehow until now there are still many people hoping to win a big jackpot from a small budget.

Before getting into gambling one thing must be clearly understood that in gambling its the casino who is the ultimate winner, while gamblers mostly lose money in gambling. It's best to invest in gambling that you can easily afford to lose and it's also equally important that you know what's your limit to quit. If you are losing then quit once your allocated quote is exhausted. If I want to have fun then I will prefer going to dine out with friends rather then placing bet.

Yes, there will definitely be losses in gambling, and at the end of the day, a gambler will definitely lose. Out of 1,000 gamblers, 1 gambler wins the jackpot, and everyone else loses their money. So, gambling regularly in the hope of a big win or jackpot will only bring about a big disaster. Also, most gamblers want to make big profits through gambling all the day, but they consider the potential risks of gambling. Gambling should definitely be for fun and in a limited scope, because here the probability of losing is 90% and the probability of winning is only 10%, so one must consider these factors and make the right decision, and if a gambler cannot afford to lose money, then he must refrain from gambling.

[knowngunman]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

Note: The very moment you chose to gamble, you've already chosen to take risk automatically. 

The only way to avoid this risk is to avoid playing gambling. Now, to answer the question in your thread heading, you need to design a working plan for your gambling activity with budget and risk management to avoid taking too much risk. Having a budget for your gambling will prevent you from spending too much on gambling because risk management will tell you to stop after exhausting your budget for the week or month as the case may be.

Unfortunately, majority of gamblers still battle with this two safety practices of gambling. They will prepare the plan with budget but fail to adhere to the plan they designed and eventually lose their mind to dive into addiction.

[Altryist]

5% is a decent safety margin in order to not lose control over financial expenses with gambling. Some gamblers still go beyond and adopt a 10% from total income strategy, but they must keep in mind to be actually sacrificing money they could be spending with other leisure activities, potentially side by side with their families.

It's a personal decision each one has to make, and nobody else has anything to do with this, but it never hurts to give benefical and worthy advices to people who we encounter in life, so we can try helping them somehow, especially in this case where we can advise them to risk less money from their total income with gambling.

10% is a lot for gambling, unless it is a one-time contribution, which you will play with without monthly replenishment. And by the way, everyone's salaries are different, so you should not judge only by the percentage ratio, but in any case, you need to approach the gambling budget carefully so that it does not affect other areas. In addition, I am a supporter of the idea that we should put aside part of our income from each salary for further investments, and gambling should not affect this either. So limiting risks in gambling begins with determining the budget, if this is done correctly and without damage to your finances, then this will not entail anything bad even in the event of losing this money.

[lienfaye]

Gambling starts to be a burden from the player once he uses his money for his bills or other necessary expenses. But if it is just extra, you won't be so much agitated for what you will spend in your games.

But many gamblers are doing this, spending their money meant for bills just to play. They will have a high expectation to win, believing it's possible to double the money in snap. We know it can happen but risky, since majority of gamblers are just losing their money in gambling rather than gaining. The reason why it's best to only gamble using a spare money, to minimize the impact if ever the gambler didn't win.

[mak013]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

Note: The very moment you chose to gamble, you've already chosen to take risk automatically. 

The only way to avoid this risk is to avoid playing gambling. Now, to answer the question in your thread heading, you need to design a working plan for your gambling activity with budget and risk management to avoid taking too much risk. Having a budget for your gambling will prevent you from spending too much on gambling because risk management will tell you to stop after exhausting your budget for the week or month as the case may be.

Unfortunately, majority of gamblers still battle with this two safety practices of gambling. They will prepare the plan with budget but fail to adhere to the plan they designed and eventually lose their mind to dive into addiction.

It is truth. We have to use risk-management to calculate risks. It doesn`t mean that we will stop losing, or stop betting. It means something like: "due to my research such odd is high enough to risk my money and make a bet(my example is for betting)".
It would be good idea to have a strategy - when you understand your goals, you can calculate risk odds more correct.

[Onyeeze]

Gambling starts to be a burden from the player once he uses his money for his bills or other necessary expenses. But if it is just extra, you won't be so much agitated for what you will spend in your games.

But many gamblers are doing this, spending their money meant for bills just to play. They will have a high expectation to win, believing it's possible to double the money in snap. We know it can happen but risky, since majority of gamblers are just losing their money in gambling rather than gaining. The reason why it's best to only gamble using a spare money, to minimize the impact if ever the gambler didn't win.

it's someone who doesn’t know about gambling we desperately gamble with it's budgeted money for something else meaningful than gambling, gambling opportunities to win is very slim, but some people does not know, because I know very well that in gambling we have to use methods to gamble or else we will lose everything we have, gambling without plans you will regret to participate on gambling if I'm not mistaken, if you don't have a map out money for gambling I think this is best time you can do that so that you will use the money you earn for some that's more better, we need to have budget for gambling so that whatever we spend will not go in vain, so that's why we need to have a plans in everything we do. Do you know that some people regret after they have gambled and lose, it's when they lose and they will realise what they are supposed to use the money they used to gamble for important thing, so that is why I do says don't gamble because others are gambling

[Lidger]

If you cannot risk money in gambling or if you feel that you will not lose money, then gambling is not for you because no matter how experienced and skilled a gambler is, he can never tell you that he will never lose by gambling. Because that gambler knows very well that the result can change at any time and his previous prediction can be completely wrong. However, by adopting some strategies, the risk of money can be reduced to a certain extent. Since I bet on sports, I am telling you about that. If you are betting on sports, then if there is a game between two teams, you have to be in favor of one of the teams, in that case, always think about betting on those matches in which a weak team will play against a strong team. By betting on the strong team in this way, you will see that the result is coming in your favor, which will reduce your risk of money a lot.

[Oluwa-btc]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

Gambling is full of risk you know and if you ain't ready to risk anything then you better not go into gambling, this is a more reason  it's said to risk what you can afford, and it should be something you don't have to regret. But if you want to play without taking too much risks then you have to play with an amount that you can afford to lose which is 1% of your income or pending how much your pocket can carry.

[GIF-JOBS]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

Gambling is full of risk you know and if you ain't ready to risk anything then you better not go into gambling, this is a more reason  it's said to risk what you can afford, and it should be something you don't have to regret. But if you want to play without taking too much risks then you have to play with an amount that you can afford to lose which is 1% of your income or pending how much your pocket can carry.

Gambling is a matter where loss is certain, if someone thinks that he will definitely benefit from it, then he is stuck in a completely wrong idea, there is no guarantee of winning here but there is a high possibility of losing, so gambling with more money than you can afford can never be the right decision. Before gambling, you must create a mindset of accepting loss, and you should gamble with the amount of money you can tolerate. Losing in gambling is very normal and has a high probability, but winning here is very difficult, so you cannot gamble only with the thought of winning, you should gamble for entertainment with the mindset of Accepting the loss.

[Hanadawa]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me?  

Note: The very moment you chose to gamble, you've already chosen to take risk automatically.  

The only way to avoid this risk is to avoid playing gambling. Now, to answer the question in your thread heading, you need to design a working plan for your gambling activity with budget and risk management to avoid taking too much risk. Having a budget for your gambling will prevent you from spending too much on gambling because risk management will tell you to stop after exhausting your budget for the week or month as the case may be.
Unfortunately, majority of gamblers still battle with this two safety practices of gambling. They will prepare the plan with budget but fail to adhere to the plan they designed and eventually lose their mind to dive into addiction.

I agree with you. Deciding to stop gambling is the biggest win and the best solution for addicted gamblers. If you are afraid of losing and do not want to risk losing your money I think you should try to stop gambling. A wise gambler knows that gambling is just for fun and the money wagered is a payment for the fun that is obtained when playing a game. So gambling is not about betting, getting the biggest multiplier and going home with some money that is obtained from the dealer. Winning is a bonus. But the money management and time that you allocate to have fun, earn money and gather with family is much more valuable than thinking about how to get a jackpot from gambling.

Yes, limit the amount played in the casino to overcome not going bankrupt, because there have been many cases where they did not control the budget for gambling and ended up losing everything.
Just 5% of the total income is more than enough because the purpose of playing in the casino is only for fun not profit.
But somehow until now there are still many people hoping to win a big jackpot from a small budget.

Before getting into gambling one thing must be clearly understood that in gambling its the casino who is the ultimate winner, while gamblers mostly lose money in gambling. It's best to invest in gambling that you can easily afford to lose and it's also equally important that you know what's your limit to quit. If you are losing then quit once your allocated quote is exhausted. If I want to have fun then I will prefer going to dine out with friends rather then placing bet.

Gambling is fun. The money you bet is like an entrance ticket to get that fun. And the winnings in it are the bonuses given. Stop thinking that you will be able to continue gambling forever. Stop thinking that gambling can give you more money. You have to work and do business to get money. And if you still can't manage your finances and emotions then you should think twice about gambling. I am most worried about addicted gamblers because it can destroy your career, family and life. I agree with the fact that the gambling budget should be made very limited or even reduced every month. To get fun I prefer hanging out with friends to eat ramen or drink soju.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes, limit the amount played in the casino to overcome not going bankrupt, because there have been many cases where they did not control the budget for gambling and ended up losing everything.
Just 5% of the total income is more than enough because the purpose of playing in the casino is only for fun not profit.
But somehow until now there are still many people hoping to win a big jackpot from a small budget.

Well things are always very good to consider them with percentages, depending on the type of work you have and the income you are going to acquire you can say or talk about a % to assign, normally it is what sounds more logical, however in my very particular Economy I would only assign that small amount of money when it comes out of all my Expenses ,  including children's schools, taxes and basic things for the home, if there is enough or something left over it can be used for it, but normally there is not enough left over but what is needed.

[shasan]

so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me?  

It's simple, don't think that you are gambling to make money, just think that you are gambling just for entertainment and most importantly limit the budget for this activity if you have a monthly or weekly income, just allocate money that you have been able to afford from the start, don't exceed that limit, if basic things like this still scare you, then you shouldn't gamble.

Your advice is correct and ideal. The purpose of gambling to earn money can make you addicted. It may give you some peace of mind at first but when the amount of losses increases you will regret it. My thoughts need morale to be effective and practice to control yourself. When gamblers have greedy attitude as the opportunity to earn money in gambling, then he cannot limit himself to just having fun. In my opinion, allocating weekly or monthly budget can be the right way for a gambler to control himself. Being able to limit gambling with daily activities and not letting yourself fall into the tendency to take risks beyond your allocation.

If you are not addicted then how you are a gambler. When you will be a gambller you must be addicted on gambling. But the addiction shooud not go out of control. If anyone lose control of the person then it will be too difficult to overcome from the addiction.

[DaNNy001]

Gamble only what you can afford to lose. that’s the key to avoiding unnecessary (High) risk.

Losing more than you can handle comes with serious consequences, especially gambling addiction, and once you reach that point, it’s hard to get out. That’s why prevention is important. Have discipline and don’t be greedy as that way, you can still enjoy gambling, even when you lose.

Losing more than you can handle is something that can  affect you as a gambler... it's better to stake low and aim high than to aim low and stake high... there are no sure patterns or strategies that works so I won't advice anyone to place huge bets on low value odds because it's a lot of risk and it's capable of wrecking you financially...risk management is very important in gambling, learn to cut down your stakes

[rachael9385]

so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me?  

It's simple, don't think that you are gambling to make money, just think that you are gambling just for entertainment and most importantly limit the budget for this activity if you have a monthly or weekly income, just allocate money that you have been able to afford from the start, don't exceed that limit, if basic things like this still scare you, then you shouldn't gamble.

Your advice is correct and ideal. The purpose of gambling to earn money can make you addicted. It may give you some peace of mind at first but when the amount of losses increases you will regret it. My thoughts need morale to be effective and practice to control yourself. When gamblers have greedy attitude as the opportunity to earn money in gambling, then he cannot limit himself to just having fun. In my opinion, allocating weekly or monthly budget can be the right way for a gambler to control himself. Being able to limit gambling with daily activities and not letting yourself fall into the tendency to take risks beyond your allocation.

If you are not addicted then how you are a gambler. When you will be a gambller you must be addicted on gambling. But the addiction shooud not go out of control. If anyone lose control of the person then it will be too difficult to overcome from the addiction.

I disagree mate, but it's a choice anyway, anyone can chose the way they want to gamble, either to gamble responsible or irresponsible. You can become better gambler when you gamble responsibly but before you become addicted to gamble it means you have been gambling recklessly. If you say one can become an addict gambler it means you advise the abuse of excessive alcohol that leads to drunk. So am just saying it's not advised to become addict to gamble, whether big or small, addiction is still addiction.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If you know your limits and stick to it, you won't have problem with this activity. You will find out as well that you will enjoy playing if you have other things to consider such as loan or bills to pay at the end of your session.

Yes, and the most effective thing is to always keep an amount willing to lose in any case, whether it is in the casino or to make a sports bet, we must start from the fact that the most probable thing is that we will lose that money, we cannot have all our money to risk it , so that Should not be a problem, just play with what we can lose, that way it will not affect our daily life.

[shasan]

I disagree mate, but it's a choice anyway, anyone can chose the way they want to gamble, either to gamble responsible or irresponsible. You can become better gambler when you gamble responsibly but before you become addicted to gamble it means you have been gambling recklessly. If you say one can become an addict gambler it means you advise the abuse of excessive alcohol that leads to drunk. So am just saying it's not advised to become addict to gamble, whether big or small, addiction is still addiction.

Everyone's philosophy might be different, so that's not a big deal. But it is correct that taking a drink will not make anyone drunk but when the person take the more which the person can tolerate that will be made him drunk in the same way when a gambler will play more/use more funds which the person may bear that is okay but when it will overcome that that will happen----

[dwyane36]

Yes, and the most effective thing is to always keep an amount willing to lose in any case, whether it is in the casino or to make a sports bet, we must start from the fact that the most probable thing is that we will lose that money, we cannot have all our money to risk it , so that Should not be a problem, just play with what we can lose, that way it will not affect our daily life.

Obviously, gamblers should only play with funds that they aren't afraid to lose, and the loss of which won't create additional financial difficulties. However, I think that many people neglect this. Maybe because of greed, or maybe because betting a very small amount of money can be boring.

[Y3shot]

If you know your limits and stick to it, you won't have problem with this activity. You will find out as well that you will enjoy playing if you have other things to consider such as loan or bills to pay at the end of your session.

Yes, and the most effective thing is to always keep an amount willing to lose in any case, whether it is in the casino or to make a sports bet, we must start from the fact that the most probable thing is that we will lose that money, we cannot have all our money to risk it , so that Should not be a problem, just play with what we can lose, that way it will not affect our daily life.

For me having a better understanding of gambling make risk lesser in gambling because if there is no understanding in gambling it is impossible for one to understand their is a need to stick to the limits that one can afford to lose. Understanding in gambling makes gambling easy and not of much risky. The first step that will be able to make a gambler to stick their amount that they can afford to lose in gambling is to have understanding of why it is important to stick to the amount you can afford,  if you don't have the understanding it is impossible to gamble responsibly.

[lizarder]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

Simple and eliminate greed when you want to bet and the key is to use a small capital that matches your ability to lose. Most gamblers are greedy and they think they can make money quickly and in the end they experience a more dangerous condition by losing all the capital they have. Set limits when gambling, for example use a sufficient budget and stop at certain conditions even if you win or lose.

If you bet with a large capital, it can affect your psychology to be responsible in gambling activities. You should see gambling as a step to have fun not to seek consistent profit every time. Do not fight something that you cannot control because it has the potential to affect you in a more severe tendency in gambling.

[Fortify]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

The best way to manage your risk in gambling is just to play to a budget and make sure your budget is a fairly small percentage of your actual income or overall wealth. If you are earning $5k a month salary and only spend $50 a month on bets, then it's nothing to worry about if you lose it and it simply buying a form of entertainment. This requires quite a strong amount of self control when it comes to your finances though and many people don't manage it well. They'll spend $50 the first weekend and then make up some excuse to deposit the next Friday, then before you know it they've spent 10% of their income on fun but the next month it becomes 20% and so on, which is compounded by chasing losses.