Would You Be Happy Earning 10% of Your Bankroll monthly?

[freedomgo]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

[Z_MBFM]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Gambling is very risky so in this case I will never be satisfied with only 10% profit per month with the risk of money. Because here there is a big risk of my entire fund that I can lose my money at any time. So if I forbid 10% per month then it will take me 10 months for 100% profit. And during this time I can lose all my money at any time. So I will never leave my money in a place like gambling for only 10% profit per month. If I have to gamble with high risk of money then I will gamble with a target of minimum 100% profit per month. And I will never deposit such amount of money there which will be considered excessive and I will not be able to afford to lose the amount.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Experts you say have their way of handling gambling and funds. If I may ask, is there an expert in gambling and what does it take to be one?

Are the so called experts certain that they'll be in profits at the end of the month?

Is profitability in gambling now guaranteed?

I'll like to think of those you're referring to as professional gamblers and not experts and it's fine if they choose to treat gambling as a source of income, I cannot be found doing the same.

Honestly, I'm so not keeping logs in gambling, and I would not even know when I'm in net profit over a period of consideration. But assuming I do keep logs, 10% increase isn't a bad deal. I don't also believe in compounding bankroll in gambling, as I get profitable, I cash in immediately and enjoy my winnings.

[Oshosondy]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

This is not clear at all. What do you means as experts that bets on themselves?

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

It is not good not to cash out your profit. If you make money from gambling, cash out the money. I mean the person should withdraw the money from the gambling site.

But no one is an expert. Leave the money there and you will likely regret it later.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Will you not be happy?

But is it possible? I do not think it is possible.

[Russlenat]

This really depends on your bankroll, which is why not everyone can think like an expert,  we can’t all be happy with just a 10% profit on a monthly basis.

If you’re a gambler who only gambles $100 per month because that’s what you can afford to lose, and let’s say you win 10%, that’s only $10. Most of us see that as too small, because what we really want is to turn that $100 into 5x or 10x in a short period of time. One month already feels too long to wait for that kind of return.

[Cointxz]

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Depending on my bankroll size but in my normal bankroll which is 300$ to 500$  I do settle on 10% profit if I already play enough and can’t manage to get profit anymore.

I already rely on my VIP benefits and tournaments rewards for my extra income rather than keep risking on a game that I’m already tired enough to pursue profit that seems so hard to reach.

For whale player, I think 10% per month is already good enough.

[Agbamoni]

Experts you say have their way of handling gambling and funds. If I may ask, is there an expert in gambling and what does it take to be one?

Are the so called experts certain that they'll be in profits at the end of the month?

His definition of expert means, those who gamble with huge bankroll every month and whereby 5% to 10% of their bankroll is enough to serve as a source of income for them. There are people who wager up to $100k, $500k to $1M a month in gambling do you know that? 10% of this amount is more than enough for anyone in a region where the economy is comfortable. Also, know that experts in gambling are most times referred to those who understands and follow the rules of gambling, it doesn't necessarily mean they are always profitable.

[aioc]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

All I know is you cannot make gambling a source of income as a gambler; only a gambling operator can do that. Even an expert in gambling loses their bankroll. Gambling is a game of uncertainty; it's not an investment where you can compound because anytime the house and circumstances can wipe out your bankroll, don't make gambling appear as a lucrative investment. 10% is already good if there is a way to do it in gambling

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

I'd be happy if I could do it in gambling, but I just can't figure out how I can do it because this is gambling, a very risky venture.

[bitbollo]

10% from a bankroll MONTHLY is a crazy and high revenue that would beat any other profit/platform or even kind of investment (maybe investing in drugs or being a loan shark could be more profitable!) In less than one year, by coumpounding it could be easily reach... this is a crazy target!

Of course any gambler would be satifisfied with that (of course if he is not searching the crazy random numbers of high jackpot).
There are some gamblers able to reach these crazy profits.
Have a look on p2p fees that they are asking to these players (more than 40% of their wins)

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Experts you say have their way of handling gambling and funds. If I may ask, is there an expert in gambling and what does it take to be one?

Are the so called experts certain that they'll be in profits at the end of the month?

His definition of expert means, those who gamble with huge bankroll every month and whereby 5% to 10% of their bankroll is enough to serve as a source of income for them. There are people who wager up to $100k, $500k to $1M a month in gambling do you know that? 10% of this amount is more than enough for anyone in a region where the economy is comfortable. Also, know that experts in gambling are most times referred to those who understands and follow the rules of gambling, it doesn't necessarily mean they are always profitable.

I had a hunch he was talking about those who gamble on heavier bankroll, but I wanted to be sure we're on the same page, who knows he might have more explanation to that. Same reason I noted in my reply that it's professional gamblers(those who have made a profession out of it).

I know that wagering amounts differ and there are people who've really large capital to stake, but that positive percentage doesn't come often which still makes it a bad idea to take gambling so seriously that your livelihood depends on it's outcomes.

[348Judah]

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

This question is not clear enough for me, because there is more need to further clarified on it, 10% on this regard, is it when we only lose or it does not matter losing or winning, once a 30 days calendar has been completed, we get a 10% interest as commission of our bankroll, i don't know if you're already thinking the way am seeing what the result may be, if the latter part is the actual condition involved, they are pretty going to be losing while gamblers will just turned the entire process as an investment plan and still withdraw their money.

[AVE5]

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

That's over risking for me. But as you earlier said they treats gambling as a source of income, they might actually be possible to withstand the unfortunate outcomes of it when they looses it all.
That also depends on their other source of incomes that'd give them the strong mindedness not to take profits at any minimum amounts as possible. They're really out for the game so whatever outcome they gets can be tolerable but what I know is that their it's not about being self confident. They don't know the future outcome so they're just on the same trying lucks like everyone of us.

[Ziskinberg]

That means 120% per year.. that’s already a huge return if you're guaranteed to earn that percentage monthly. I’d definitely be happy with that, and it would even make me more eager to increase my capital. You know what they say, the bigger the risk, the bigger the return.

But unfortunately, it doesn’t really work like that. Even the pros can’t guarantee profitability. They also go through losing months. So it really depends, and we can only speak confidently if we’ve actually experienced it ourselves and managed to hit that kind of profit margin consistently.

[summonerrk]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Gambling is not an activity where you can draw conclusions every month, because no one will see results like "+10 percent" per month. One day it will be +20, another -30, and then -10, and the gambler or bettor will never understand what will happen next. It can be +50 or -50. This is normal and each activity shows a person's skill only over time. Therefore, success needs to be measured once a year, and so that several years pass. And only then can conclusions be drawn.

[len01]

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Just imagine having a $1000 bankroll every month and earning 10% every month. All gamblers would love this. But the fact is? Well, I'm sure you know the answer.  I'm not saying it can't happen, but I think it can only be achieved in skill based games, such as poker. This is because the winning rate depends on how we play our cards. But it will be very difficult to make 10% every month if betting on luck based games like slot.

[cabron]

Seem so sure to make money by playing games. Is this investing being a banker or playing on casino games?

10% is actually a good amount, anyone would go for it if its only viable. The only thing a person would need is to be disciplined.
I'd be happy to consolidate that 10% every month til I'm going to decide to cash out. I'd be able to make a lot by the end of the year if that is the case. Sadly this is also not happening all the time.  

[mak013]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

I was happy with earning 5-7% of my bankroll monthly And i withdrew some money time to time.
The main problem here is starting bankroll. It he is small enough it is to easy to break money management. And $50 grows too slow even with 10%.
But if we don`t think about bankroll and reinvent the profit - after just one year you get 3,13x of you start and it began to grow faster and faster. The problem is to keep such percent of income.

[KTChampions]

Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.

Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

  a bit of a naive/optimistic question.
10% profit per month gives 213% net profit per year (if you do not withdraw money and reinvest all the time). This is not much if compared to the odds we sometimes bet on (x10 and higher), but it is cosmically more than what banks or other "reliable" investments offer. This is much higher than inflation, so it would be a dream for any investor. So yes, I would be happy if I could consistently show such results in betting.

[_act_]

I was happy with earning 5-7% of my bankroll monthly And i withdrew some money time to time.
The main problem here is starting bankroll. It he is small enough it is to easy to break money management. And $50 grows too slow even with 10%.
But if we don`t think about bankroll and reinvent the profit - after just one year you get 3,13x of you start and it began to grow faster and faster. The problem is to keep such percent of income.

I had a very good year last year with almost all my bets and games were of profit. I do not gamble frequently which I thought could be the reason, but as I enter into the is year, I am losing more than I am winning unlike how it was for me last year. I think my profit would be around 40% this year while my losses having been around 60%. This is when I know that if you gamble and make money even for a long period of time, just still be very careful, although this is if what you posted is true.

[panjul07]

Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

Direct answer NO, I wont be happy if I make 10% only from my total bankroll because my bankroll is low so 10% will be just a tiny amount.
One more thing is that I do not set a monthly target of winning/earning, I used to set a traget per gambling session.
So lets say my bankroll for 1 gambling session is $50, I will try to make it doubled at least.
As I do not gamble like before, maybe only 1-2x a month now so mathematically my total bankroll is $100 which means that 10% earning will be only $10.
It does not worth the risk if I have to risk $100 just to get $10 per month.