I'm already happy when my bankroll lasts longer...

[michellee]

I am happy if I can see I still have some money in my account. That means I can continue gambling in the other days without depositing more money. That will save me from spend more money in gambling so I can hold the money for other things. No, I don't feel too ambitious to aim for a big win because I know that will not easy for me. Rather than chasing the win, I feel it is better to enjoy the games and have fun with my free time. That keep me aware with the problem that may occur in gambling so I can avoid it.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Of course, we all hope for the best when we play. This does not mean that someone has little time and plays solely to win, or another person who just wants to have fun. Everyone always has a desire to win. And depending on our mood and free time, we decide, if possible, whether we will be content with small bets and a long game, or we bet a lot at once since we are limited in time. The second is always quite difficult for me, since when playing, you need to feel all the moments of waiting for the result, and this is quite difficult to achieve when the game ends very quickly.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate, instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

Well, I think every gambler has their own pattern of gambling, the bankroll management is usually necessary for the sake of not losing your money so quickly and the second advantage is what you have already talked about. Despite that gamblers are aware that losing is inevitable, they will not still use this pattern, based on some gamblers thoughts, if they want to lose, they want to do it fast and leave and if they would also win, they want to win fast and leave. They are not interested in the fun but rather in the profit that will be made.

[Sticky Bomb]

I am happy if I can see I still have some money in my account. That means I can continue gambling in the other days without depositing more money. That will save me from spend more money in gambling so I can hold the money for other things. No, I don't feel too ambitious to aim for a big win because I know that will not easy for me. Rather than chasing the win, I feel it is better to enjoy the games and have fun with my free time. That keep me aware with the problem that may occur in gambling so I can avoid it.

When I have more money in my bankroll, I see it as a time to withdraw to my bank because in gambling,I still have the right to enjoy my winnings and not necessarily continue gambling for longer. It's good to cultivate the habit of not gambling excessively even when you're winning unless of course we've lots of time in our side.

 I still feel that when you gamble excessively because your bankroll is big, when you're losing the desire to gamble longer would still prevail and you might end up chasing loses.

[igebotz]

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I think you are speaking according to your capacity and the tolerance risk associated to bet that is why you must not be afraid for anything provided you can bear the lose when it comes then fine. As I know people nowadays are wanting to make money from gambling but they don't spare up those cash to enjoy their fun moments while in the casino house, as we often discussed here that is important to have allocation funds which it would determines how long we could stay online or physical to the physical casino.

This is why it is advised to only use money you can afford to lose - this way you can take as much risk as you want without thinking twice about it.. only addicted gamblers think more about building up balance without withdrawing profits and they mostly end up losing everything.

[Josefjix]

Maybe you’ve tried to win before, experimented a bit, but eventually got tired of it because it wasn’t working out.
Honestly, that’s a good realization. It helps lower the risk of getting addicted. Less expectations = less stress, and that’s a smart way to play. I like your approach to gambling as you’re not desperate, just chill and in control.

Many gamblers will interpret this approach differently and see that you are wasting much time to something you could just execute now, they seem to be getting it as e dey hot, but it doesn't work that way thereby they never get tired of been desperate on it untill their bankroll runs out.

I've been a victim of this approach but I got hurt many times so I get over this habit over time but it took me time.

[rachael9385]

I don't see much point in having a bankroll for casino games, except maybe for what you do, that the money lasts longer.

Same here! Bankroll usually makes the most sense in sports betting especially if you’re serious about it.

You set a decent bankroll meant for long-term betting, manage it properly, and stay disciplined. But for slots and other games with a house edge, you don’t need much. Just a small amount, and yeah, you’re kinda hoping to hit that big multiplier and flip it.

For me, I bet small on slots . If I win, I withdraw right away and add it to my sports betting bankroll. But honestly, the success rate with slots is super slim more like a lucky bonus than a real strategy.

If you ask me I'd say there's absolutely no point in using a bankroll system for Casino gambling because even with a small amount of money you can end up winning times 200 of it and with a reasonable amount you might lose everything and end up regretting. Sports betting on the other hand is quite different, if you have a decent amount you can at least manage your bankroll carefully and with proper risk management your bankroll can last long but if you keep having losing streaks you still end up losing everything

[irhact]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate, instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

You can be happy winning  if you want to so I don't see Impossibility with that because most definitely how aught to be happy anyways.  Making your bankroll last longer isn't going  to guarantee the happiness either so it will be better not to even attach your happiness to any of this because in the end you have the power to chosoe your own kind of happiness and not any of this guaranteeing such. I get more happy when I win more than Making my bankroll last because it's almost needless for me when I still  end up loosing all of the bankroll after the whole struggle to keeping it to last a bit longer then it would.

[Sandra_hakeem]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate.

Exactly! Your fate as a student who kept skipping math classes way back in college. But instead of trying to create a new source of happiness, why don't you try to refrain from gambling instead? Which is more easy to achieve between the two things I just listed according to you?

instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

what's the joy in making your bankroll last linger than expected if I may ask? Does it really make you feel like what you're spending on is worth it?

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

You know what? Nobody cares about what makes you happy. That's your responsibility! Gambling doesn't have a better walkway out.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Making your bankroll last longer isn't going  to guarantee the happiness either so it will be better not to even attach your happiness to any of this because in the end you have the power to chosoe your own kind of happiness and not any of this guaranteeing such.

Yes, you are absolutely right on what you said above, because leaving your bankroll last longer doesn't guaranteed happiness, despite how long you intend to hold that bankroll, and it still doesn't also guarantee the chance that you may also win the very moment you wish to wager that exact same money gambling. And that's a main reason why we always advice people to gamble with an amount of money they can always afford to lose, rather than depositing a huge amount of money in your casino account and then be scared of gambling with it.

I get more happy when I win more than Making my bankroll last because it's almost needless for me when I still  end up loosing all of the bankroll after the whole struggle to keeping it to last a bit longer then it would.

Yes, you are absolutely correct, because it literally makes no sense to hold a huge bankroll in your casino account for long, and then still end up losing everything the moment you try to risk it.

[michellee]

When I have more money in my bankroll, I see it as a time to withdraw to my bank because in gambling,I still have the right to enjoy my winnings and not necessarily continue gambling for longer. It's good to cultivate the habit of not gambling excessively even when you're winning unless of course we've lots of time in our side.

 I still feel that when you gamble excessively because your bankroll is big, when you're losing the desire to gamble longer would still prevail and you might end up chasing loses.

You can withdraw your money to your bank if the amount reach the minimum amount to withdraw. That will be better to avoid the will to keep gambling. Yes, you have your right to enjoy your winnings so you should know what you can do with your money and not just using that money to keep gambling. We must control the gambling habit by using limit money so we can also avoid the big loss.

No doubt that when we gamble excessively can cause us loss big. That can trigger us to keep gambling and the desire to recover the lost money will be there. So we must stop that before it is happen because gambling will be just for fun with limit money.

[Inwestour]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate, instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

If desired, the deposit can be stretched out for a very long time, if you have such a goal and you know that you play only for fun, then you can place a minimum bet and not worry about losing. But in this case, you can lose interest in gambling, this is not suitable for everyone, and I still think that players continue to play to win, or to win back.

[stadus]

If desired, the deposit can be stretched out for a very long time, if you have such a goal and you know that you play only for fun, then you can place a minimum bet and not worry about losing. But in this case, you can lose interest in gambling, this is not suitable for everyone, and I still think that players continue to play to win, or to win back.

You gotta start with a decent bankroll and set realistic expectations, otherwise, that bankroll won’t last long.

Let’s be honest, most of us aren’t happy betting the minimum. There’s no thrill in that, right? But the problem is, because we chase that excitement, we forget that our bankroll isn’t built to survive a losing streak.

And when that losing streak hits (because it will), we get frustrated, make dumb decisions, and start chasing losses like it's a race.

So the bottom line is bankroll is the first to consider. Set a solid one, be realistic, and go from there.

[viljy]

You gotta start with a decent bankroll and set realistic expectations, otherwise, that bankroll won’t last long.

Let’s be honest, most of us aren’t happy betting the minimum. There’s no thrill in that, right? But the problem is, because we chase that excitement, we forget that our bankroll isn’t built to survive a losing streak.

And when that losing streak hits (because it will), we get frustrated, make dumb decisions, and start chasing losses like it's a race.

So the bottom line is bankroll is the first to consider. Set a solid one, be realistic, and go from there.

That's a good recommendation, I've been thinking about it too. To get a really tangible effect from winning, you need the appropriate amounts for betting, and for this you need a large bankroll. The only problem is that if a person does not have the opportunity to allocate a significant amount of their income for a bankroll, then they will have to do it gradually, that is, accumulate a sum of money for a large bankroll. That is, a person will have to gamble less often, which in general is not a problem for most people, unless the person is obsessed with gambling addiction.

[jaberwock]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate, instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

Long-term success in gambling is nothing but a myth. Those who aim for success through gambling are ignorant and don't know how gambling works in the first place, because if you know that gambling is all about luck, you wouldn't aim for success because you can't change the results. It's all dependent on your luck, if you are lucky, you will win something, but if you are unlucky, you are going to lose, and that isn't only for one day, as long as you gamble, that is how it's going to be, and you will have to accept it before you get into it.

For me, I don't aim for wins when I gamble, because I know that aiming for wins isn't going to get me wins but it's only going to make me emotionally vulnerable and when you get emotionally vulnerable, your chances of losing will increase because your decisions will be based on emotions instead of critical thinking and that's not a good thing for you as a gambler.

[Ziskinberg]

For me, I don't aim for wins when I gamble, because I know that aiming for wins isn't going to get me wins but it's only going to make me emotionally vulnerable and when you get emotionally vulnerable, your chances of losing will increase because your decisions will be based on emotions instead of critical thinking and that's not a good thing for you as a gambler.

Are you saying that based on your experience or just from something you read?

If it’s from your own experience, then that’s totally understandable as you’re just trying to protect yourself from losing too much.
At the end of the day, whatever makes you feel safe and comfortable, that’s what matters.

We all have our own way of managing risk in gambling. It’s supposed to be fun but  it’s also really risky.
Those two things should always be clear in our minds.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate, instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

Sorry but I am not happy with my bankroll just lasting longer, what is the essence of this or benefits aside playing games for a longer time? And bankroll lasting longer also depends on a lot of factors, like....
1. How you deposited
2. How much you are spending on each bet
3. Whether they are winnings coming in from time to time to improve your bankroll with.

If for example, you deposit $10 and decide to bet $0.5 on each game you play or bet on, without any winnings to improve this amount, you will lose out the $10 even before you know it.
So, for me, I prefer to look for the big win, doesn't matter how long or short my bankroll last, I gun for the big win and that's just it.

[fruktik]

That's what I’ve been thinking lately because it seems really hard to win in gambling, no matter what game we're playing. In the long run, we still lose. So, I think this is our fate, instead of aiming for ultimate happiness through winning, which seems almost impossible, what’s achievable now is just making our bankroll last longer than expected.

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

My first big win came a few years after I first started gambling. Can you imagine how long I had to wait? How many losses I had to endure? Not everyone can go through that. No, it’s better not to wait for a big win, but to enjoy the moment spent in the casino. This is, of course, my purely personal opinion on this matter. Everyone has their own vision and understanding, as well as financial opportunities, which play a key role.

[Accardo]

My first big win came a few years after I first started gambling. Can you imagine how long I had to wait? How many losses I had to endure? Not everyone can go through that. No, it’s better not to wait for a big win, but to enjoy the moment spent in the casino. This is, of course, my purely personal opinion on this matter. Everyone has their own vision and understanding, as well as financial opportunities, which play a key role.

My worry is how the big win disappear in a twinkle of an eye, as though it was used to pay off for all has been lost and then everything returns to normal. The gravity is just too tough to control, it could be balanced.

[Free Market Capitalist]

So how about you? Are you happy with that, or are you ambitious enough to aim for a big win, and maybe long-term success?

Well, when I played poker the bankroll lasted forever, because the goal was to make it grow and withdraw regularly. Even though I understand that a bankroll for casino games is an achievement. Yeah, skill games are all about long-term sucess.

My worry is how the big win disappear in a twinkle of an eye, as though it was used to pay off for all has been lost and then everything returns to normal. The gravity is just too tough to control, it could be balanced.

When you have a big win, what you have to do is to stop playing and withdraw at least part of your winnings to spend them on something else and come back another day. But many of you can't control yourselves and these things happen.