How much is enough for you in a day gambling

[eisen33]

Your experience is predictable, if you keep winning and don't time yourself on when to stop it is very likely that you will lose everything back to the casino. No perticular winnings or loses is enough for me before I know what to do, when my budgeted bankroll is exhausted I leave. I plan beforehand how much I'll use for gambling before I start and throughout my duration when gambling I focus on when the bankroll exhausts. Since I learnt this strategy it has been working very well for me, ofcourse it requires discipline but if you're determined you'd get used to it.

I agree that you need to withdraw your winnings as soon as you receive them on your balance. Let it be a separate wallet for winnings and you will see how much you have won. But if this winning remains on the deposit, then you perceive it as part of your game money and nothing will change, you can then lose it and you will have nothing left. Withdrawing winnings is important if you want to get something from gambling, if it is just for fun, then you can leave the winnings on the deposit, although I will still withdraw.

[Yablee0]

Well we all know that we need risk management for gambling. But how much winning is enough for you in a day by gambling. Today I was playing live casino and I thought of let's have an experiment - Today I will overcome my limit/boundaries. Usually I don't bet too much, always get an exit after winning and stop for that day. So I though let's push it and see how far I can go. I was in good position almost 2x winning of my Deposits but at some moment I was increasing my bets which was not ideal for me in normal ocassion.

Eventually after killing some time I came to zeero, well I've no regrets of losing it. Cause I was prepared for this.

So my question is - How much winning is enough for you in a day. You're answer should be based on your capital not on your multiplier. Also how much is it for losing?

If people can make a life changing money and warn people not to gamble, there is another person somewhere that will gamble and it's because making MK money from gambling isn't regulated, people will want to gamble more because there is nothing like enough go a gambler. There are some gamblers that win money but because of there greed, they end up losing everything. That'd shows you that money is never enough to make a gambler stop gambling.

I can stop gambling when I have enough of time playing, psychology it's easy for me to engage in gambling during the weekend by staking small money on good matches and I'm very good with that but there are days I don't have time to focus on my life, I don't even have much time to give to gambling and I just skip and pass them, any good amount is okay for me to relax, it's not like if I stop gambling I'm going to get sick or even die, self discipline is very important.

Some times I laugh when I see or hear people saying that they normally set a monthly or weekly budget on how they go about their gambling activities, it sounds very funny to me because it is almost impossible and hard to achieve.

Gambling you see has an in built spirit that always leads, have you not noticed that once you have started gambling if you haven't exhausted all funds that is with you, you will never be OK especially when you're losing and even when you are winning you still want to win more and more perhaps at the process you might lose everything along the line. So it best you abstain from it from the first instant because it's never friendly to anyone.

You want something in return from gambling, that's why gambling seem very hard for you to control, it doesn't mean that others can't control their gambling habit like you, I am not a addicted gambler and I find it very easy to use small money every week to gamble.

Sometimes I use $2 on slot games when I get paid from signature campaign every week and if I am not promoting any project I still have my business to fund my casino account for gambling, it's not a must for me to gamble if I don't feel like, the difference between you and I is winning by force.

I don't run after luck and I believe that gambling is all luck, if you understand it you can beat it, people like you will have hard time trading on an exchange, when I said that gambling is not for everybody this is a good example, it's really not for everybody.

Am not even a gambling just like you said but from my observation  and numerous topics have  come across on the forums, people keep illustrating and making emphasis on how they outline their gambling budget  and I doubts if it can really be possible, because the casinos and other gambling platforms that are known got all it takes to keep you coming for more.

[Cointxz]

Am not even a gambling just like you said but from my observation  and numerous topics have  come across on the forums, people keep illustrating and making emphasis on how they outline their gambling budget  and I doubts if it can really be possible, because the casinos and other gambling platforms that are known got all it takes to keep you coming for more.

Bankroll management exist to counter the temptation from the casino games to play more outside your bankroll range.

I personally gamble only with fixed budget whenever I play and I rarely play beyond that balance since it’s already too much risk on my side.

Too much risk means I’m not having fun already on gambling and there’s no point to still play.

[Olatundespo]

I have noticed this particular thing in live casinos where my chances of winning are high and I think I will win the game but in the last moments which are called the result moments my chances of losing increase and finally I lose the game. You have tried to understand this experimentally but I have checked it several times through the process and in any case increasing the deposit amount or not the areas of losing gradually expand. The question you asked is how many wins per day are enough for gamblers. This depends on how addicted you are to gambling and how much pressure you are mentally to win. Don't count the numbers to win you should consider your ability to continue playing.

[hedgeh0g]

My answer to the main question of the topic about "how much can I play per day" depends on what type of gambling I choose, because I am attracted to almost all types of gambling and even betting.
If I want to play poker, for example, I can sit for literally several hours, it is even possible that it will take almost the whole day if I participate in some big tournament. Several times I even left such tournaments, because I sat until about 3:00 in the morning. I no longer had any strength to continue this, although I was interested, but I really wanted to sleep.

[bubilas]

When gambling I usually have limits or target, thus, my target might not be met most times but I do exit to reduce or minimize the level at which I do lose while gambling. Gambling is fun when you understand how much you are using to gamble and how much you target for yourself (it must not be 100 percent your capital) but at least something good for yourself while gambling and if that does not come then it would be better to exit than continuing to gamble and losing more.

But often it is the thought of a quick return of money due to luck that gamblers think about. And they cannot say to themselves on this day "I was unlucky, I will come later". They continue to play again and again, because they think that luck is waiting around the corner, and everything that is happening now is only a temporary failure that can be covered by new bets.

And unfortunately for 90 percent of gamblers this thought is destructive. Therefore, it is very important to finish the gambling evening on time and go to rest, and not try to earn all the money in the world.

[Marykeller]

Gambling shouldn't be what someone would go into at once without setting a limit on how much profit or loss they can have for the day.

I haven't heard for a day that someone gambles the whole day having money in their pockets as profit made from gambling. It's always a story from profits to losses.

Since I learn that someone can't win when gambling for hours, I learn to take out a little money from my savings each time I want to gamble. I am trying harder not to go above that.

[Juicyhome]

Once you keep a target amount of money to gamble daily with then, you are an addict, and you are way to depression. Never set target for gambling, do not put all your hope in it, even on the potential win, do not put your hope, so you wont be disappointed. Keeping a particular amount to gambling with is a very  bad gambling habit you should not keep. Stake with what you can afford to lose, do not use greed to stake, even if you are sure of the odds, use minimize your risk. Because no game is sure till after 90 minutes, if you are into football betting.

I know some people still keep aside gambling funds when they receive salary, its a crazy stuff to do. You will ruin your finance if you do not stop gambling with your salary. I think if you are not winning like three times a week from gambling, you should never risk your hard earn money in it, when you win and you gamble with your win its a win - win situation. Gmble with your head not emotion.

[rachael9385]

Eventually after killing some time I came to zeero, well I've no regrets of losing it. Cause I was prepared for this.

So my question is - How much winning is enough for you in a day. You're answer should be based on your capital not on your multiplier. Also how much is it for losing?

Your experience is predictable, if you keep winning and don't time yourself on when to stop it is very likely that you will lose everything back to the casino. No perticular winnings or loses is enough for me before I know what to do, when my budgeted bankroll is exhausted I leave. I plan beforehand how much I'll use for gambling before I start and throughout my duration when gambling I focus on when the bankroll exhausts. Since I learnt this strategy it has been working very well for me, ofcourse it requires discipline but if you're determined you'd get used to it.

This is the right mindset to work with, one mistake that a lot of gamblers maker is that they set targets for themselves on the amount of profit that they want to make but this is only going to make them chase more wins when they haven't gotten up to that amount. Gambling isn't something that can be relied on for anyone to make such a move. What you should set for yourself is a limit and not a target

[Zigabel]

So my question is - How much winning is enough for you in a day. You're answer should be based on your capital not on your multiplier. Also how much is it for losing?

Based on my capital, 45% winning is a good enough to call it a day for me because i know if i have a good system that is able to give me that 45% daily for three days, i know i will do much better than wanting a 100% because i know at that time i will be working with a very huge deposit so i do not need to make too many accumulations for me to be bale to get the percentage i am hoping to achieve within that period of time except for greed but seeing that i wan to be really  realistic, even a 30% daily will even work for me and that is a very fair daily percentage for winning'

For loosing it is definitely going to be something really different because with that comes with a whole lot of emotions and taught so before all of that sets in. i will want t make sure i have exited the casino already and not to still be there to count my losses. a 10% daily loss is considered very fair for me, at least i will need to loose about ten times for me to exhaust my bankroll of which i do not want to believe that i will be that unlucky.

[danherbias07]

My answer to the main question of the topic about "how much can I play per day" depends on what type of gambling I choose, because I am attracted to almost all types of gambling and even betting.
If I want to play poker, for example, I can sit for literally several hours, it is even possible that it will take almost the whole day if I participate in some big tournament. Several times I even left such tournaments, because I sat until about 3:00 in the morning. I no longer had any strength to continue this, although I was interested, but I really wanted to sleep.

Oohh, how I miss playing poker tournaments. Yes, that is true. Back then, before the pandemic, we always went to a poker room every Saturday night, and we would end up going home Sunday morning.

It is true. It depends on the game that is being played. I play slots, and I can still sleep at night while playing them. Unlike how it is with poker games, with different people you can talk with while waiting for your turn. It's truly amazing how long you can stay at night until morning if you really love the game that you are playing.

[Odusko]

I dont place any benchmark on daily winning and most of the time, i only bet according to the timing that i set for myself as a gambler and once that time is expired, i will just have to quite and walk away regardless of the position of my bet at that time, so winning amount becomes irrelevant to me at some point, unless on few occasions where i dont control the time of the game like when i am playing poker game.

[sompitonov]

I dont place any benchmark on daily winning and most of the time, i only bet according to the timing that i set for myself as a gambler and once that time is expired, i will just have to quite and walk away regardless of the position of my bet at that time, so winning amount becomes irrelevant to me at some point, unless on few occasions where i dont control the time of the game like when i am playing poker game.

I play approximately the same way, only I have 2 limits that allow me to control myself, this is time or excess of losses, which I cannot allow to exceed, because I understand that if I exceed them, I can be sucked into the wagering, and this ends with terrible losses. I also really like poker and if I play MTT tournaments, I will play them until I get knocked out of there, because it is obvious that there is no point in limiting such games in time. The main thing is not to open them too much and only according to your bankroll.

[Jody.Drummer]

Am not even a gambling just like you said but from my observation  and numerous topics have  come across on the forums, people keep illustrating and making emphasis on how they outline their gambling budget  and I doubts if it can really be possible, because the casinos and other gambling platforms that are known got all it takes to keep you coming for more.

Bankroll management exist to counter the temptation from the casino games to play more outside your bankroll range.

I personally gamble only with fixed budget whenever I play and I rarely play beyond that balance since it’s already too much risk on my side.

Too much risk means I’m not having fun already on gambling and there’s no point to still play.

We must be able to limit various aspects. Even if we have enough money to gamble repeatedly, it's not right to continue gambling after experiencing losses or even after making a profit. Bankroll management is a crucial aspect of gambling. Without it, players may forget that this is a business whose goal is to reap substantial profits from its players.
You're right, there's no point in continuing to gamble. After all, there's no guarantee of winning, so doing so within limits is good practice.

[Agbe]

Am not even a gambling just like you said but from my observation  and numerous topics have  come across on the forums, people keep illustrating and making emphasis on how they outline their gambling budget  and I doubts if it can really be possible, because the casinos and other gambling platforms that are known got all it takes to keep you coming for more.

Bankroll management exist to counter the temptation from the casino games to play more outside your bankroll range.

I personally gamble only with fixed budget whenever I play and I rarely play beyond that balance since it’s already too much risk on my side.

Too much risk means I’m not having fun already on gambling and there’s no point to still play.

We must be able to limit various aspects. Even if we have enough money to gamble repeatedly, it's not right to continue gambling after experiencing losses or even after making a profit. Bankroll management is a crucial aspect of gambling. Without it, players may forget that this is a business whose goal is to reap substantial profits from its players.
You're right, there's no point in continuing to gamble. After all, there's no guarantee of winning, so doing so within limits is good practice.

even if you have millions in your account it's not ideal to continuously gambling wether you are making profit or not because when you make gambling a every day habit it becomes a problem to control on the long run, so always have a limit to which you can bet the ideal thing to do is to gambling weekly especially on the games that usually play on the weekends this will put your mind off gambling for the week.

[Mahiyammahi]

Am not even a gambling just like you said but from my observation  and numerous topics have  come across on the forums, people keep illustrating and making emphasis on how they outline their gambling budget  and I doubts if it can really be possible, because the casinos and other gambling platforms that are known got all it takes to keep you coming for more.

It's your point of view , there's nothing impossible if you can hold it yourselves, I saw lot's of people disscusing about their weekly , monthly budget in this topic. It's nothing wrong and you should praise them that they could pull this off. It's hard to maintain this, so it's not funny or absurd to look at this. It's just your point of view that you couldn't watch the whole point of it.

I dont place any benchmark on daily winning and most of the time, i only bet according to the timing that i set for myself as a gambler and once that time is expired, i will just have to quite and walk away regardless of the position of my bet at that time, so winning amount becomes irrelevant to me at some point, unless on few occasions where i dont control the time of the game like when i am playing poker game.

I play approximately the same way, only I have 2 limits that allow me to control myself, this is time or excess of losses, which I cannot allow to exceed, because I understand that if I exceed them, I can be sucked into the wagering, and this ends with terrible losses. I also really like poker and if I play MTT tournaments, I will play them until I get knocked out of there, because it is obvious that there is no point in limiting such games in time. The main thing is not to open them too much and only according to your bankroll.

I do also like poker , I also play Black - Jack it's fun to play quick to gain. But in poker it's all about your strategy and the mindset. Rule no 1 - never let your opponent know how good or bad is your hand. Recently I'm playing sports betting, I found out if you can maintain your strategy you can pull off literary 8/10match win. Which is still pretty good.

[swogerino]

Am not even a gambling just like you said but from my observation  and numerous topics have  come across on the forums, people keep illustrating and making emphasis on how they outline their gambling budget  and I doubts if it can really be possible, because the casinos and other gambling platforms that are known got all it takes to keep you coming for more.

Bankroll management exist to counter the temptation from the casino games to play more outside your bankroll range.

I personally gamble only with fixed budget whenever I play and I rarely play beyond that balance since it’s already too much risk on my side.

Too much risk means I’m not having fun already on gambling and there’s no point to still play.

We must be able to limit various aspects. Even if we have enough money to gamble repeatedly, it's not right to continue gambling after experiencing losses or even after making a profit. Bankroll management is a crucial aspect of gambling. Without it, players may forget that this is a business whose goal is to reap substantial profits from its players.
You're right, there's no point in continuing to gamble. After all, there's no guarantee of winning, so doing so within limits is good practice.

even if you have millions in your account it's not ideal to continuously gambling wether you are making profit or not because when you make gambling a every day habit it becomes a problem to control on the long run, so always have a limit to which you can bet the ideal thing to do is to gambling weekly especially on the games that usually play on the weekends this will put your mind off gambling for the week.

It depends on the mood honestly. I keep playing a lot during weekends as no errands or commission to do only to enjoy life and by enjoy life I translate it to gambling a massive amount of time as that is what I enjoy, seeing the reels scrolling until that huge max win happens though I have never seen it. The real problem is to know when to stop as other people doing it may get easily addicted while I have achieved over the years greater self control so I can quit after 5-6 hours without regretting anything, other persons may not be that flexible and I don't suggest them a longer exposure to gambling as this maybe dangerous for them. In the end I would say gambling like 30 minutes to an hour should be the maximum allowed daily otherwise as I said there maybe problems if people keep playing longer.

[Alex077]

Once you keep a target amount of money to gamble daily with then, you are an addict, and you are way to depression. Never set target for gambling, do not put all your hope in it, even on the potential win, do not put your hope, so you wont be disappointed. Keeping a particular amount to gambling with is a very  bad gambling habit you should not keep. Stake with what you can afford to lose, do not use greed to stake, even if you are sure of the odds, use minimize your risk. Because no game is sure till after 90 minutes, if you are into football betting...

... making a person a ""gambling addict"" for establishing a daily limit?? huh.. isn't that totally out of the ordinary, man? In fact, voluntary setting your limits lower gambling habit, particularly when paired with feedback mechanisms. Furthermore mandatory deposit or loss limits are not a cause of addiction however rather valid loss reduction strategies throughout Europe. so nah there is no causes of depression when you set your budget rather it is really wise boundaries, you know we should take gambling as enjoyment, not being a form of financial therapy

[danadc]

I dont place any benchmark on daily winning and most of the time, i only bet according to the timing that i set for myself as a gambler and once that time is expired, i will just have to quite and walk away regardless of the position of my bet at that time, so winning amount becomes irrelevant to me at some point, unless on few occasions where i dont control the time of the game like when i am playing poker game.

That strategy is very good I haven't played much with Setting times to play , but since it's Mentioned here, it would be a good option to apply it and see how it goes , The advantage of these things giving us benefits when playing and avoiding big losses is a blessing.

Not everyone has this type of strategy Many focus only on strategies for playing and nothing else , on how to Play and how to Achieve a big result , but that involves Risking a lot of money.

[Platinumys]

When gamblers win while gambling, they gain more confidence in themselves, which leads to them gambling more. However, the problem with excessive gambling is that gamblers cannot make the right decisions in the next gamble, which results in the initial results being in their favor, but later the results consistently go against them, causing them to lose more money than they had previously gained by gambling. However, smart gamblers will take a break in between even if they win, and they will take a break in between even if they lose. Taking a break in between gambling is actually very beneficial because during that break, one can think well before gambling and make the right decision. So I think that one should not rush into anything, but rather think carefully and then make decisions about all those matters.