How much is enough for you in a day gambling

[GIF-JOBS]

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.

The main point is that no matter what the situation, you must be satisfied with a small amount and manage the gambling within a limited range. The real problem is that after winning, gamblers think their decisions were perfect, so they fall into the same confidence in the next round, and because of this confidence, they start facing losses later, and this is called overshooting. Everyone should understand that everyone who crosses their limits in gambling will eventually face addiction and loss. As long as a gambler can limit his activities, he will be able to avoid losses greater than his ability and can truly enjoy gambling, so instead of expecting more here, one should gamble with a small amount with the mentality of accepting losses, those who keep an excited attitude here, they will definitely face losses.

[MainIbem]

The main point is that no matter what the situation, you must be satisfied with a small amount and manage the gambling within a limited range. The real problem is that after winning, gamblers think their decisions were perfect, so they fall into the same confidence in the next round, and because of this confidence, they start facing losses later, and this is called overshooting. Everyone should understand that everyone who crosses their limits in gambling will eventually face addiction and loss. As long as a gambler can limit his activities, he will be able to avoid losses greater than his ability and can truly enjoy gambling, so instead of expecting more here, one should gamble with a small amount with the mentality of accepting losses, those who keep an excited attitude here, they will definitely face losses.

You're right that anyone who crosses their limits could eventually face addition that's a pure fact, on a norms once a gambler have exceeded their limit the next step is to pause for a while or the day rather, even though the person lose, there's no need to continue by funding again and chasing loses cause that's one of the first steps to addiction, therefore to avoid getting addicted quiting for a while is the best approach. Anyways every gambler should know their preferred budget, it should be according to their financial capacity and how much they can afford to lose.

[Muba20]

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?

In gambling no one win regularly, so I don't expect to win every day, but if a gambler is able to meet his expectations from small bets, then he should keep a limit, otherwise he may lose that money again. I also think that in case of winning, if a gambler wins 10 percent on a daily basis, then he should take a break for that day. In case of losing, I think that amount should be the same because there is a 50/50 chance of winning and losing. If a bet comes in more than 10 percent, then that bet should be ended as soon as possible. This can definitely reduce the chances of losing a little.

[Dunamisx]

When it comes to gambling, I don't think we can have it enough, both to fun and to win a bet, things cannot be the same as for us over time in gambling, the more we are playing the more interesting it becomes for us to have more time in playing and having fun in it, while if the opportunity for winning also comes, we can't still afford to having it enough than to keep coming.

[iBaba]

When it comes to gambling, I don't think we can have it enough, both to fun and to win a bet, things cannot be the same as for us over time in gambling, the more we are playing the more interesting it becomes for us to have more time in playing and having fun in it, while if the opportunity for winning also comes, we can't still afford to having it enough than to keep coming.

The more we are playing gambling games the more cautious we should also become because of the addiction that comes with. Addiction in gambling is real and to avoid it, requires a lot of intra-relationship training to be able to get yourself to become more responsible in gambling. Gambling needs you the player to be fully in control of your self before you can start seeing a light in it. Don't allow in the name of catching fun, then becoming messed up with the process. Gambling is not supposed to be a day to day activity. U are supposed to minimise your time to gambling so as to minimise your losses too.

[Zoomic]

When it comes to gambling, I don't think we can have it enough, both to fun and to win a bet, things cannot be the same as for us over time in gambling, the more we are playing the more interesting it becomes for us to have more time in playing and having fun in it, while if the opportunity for winning also comes, we can't still afford to having it enough than to keep coming.

That is the general nature of man. We are so insatiable and that is why we desire more wins upon wins. When I read Op, I knew that no amount is enough for a gambler and that is why it is always difficult to pull out of a winning streak until it turns losses.
Any gambler who is able to understand how much is enough for them is a responsible gambler and cannot be an addict. But unfortunately, those types of gamblers are diminishing everyday.

To me, I leave when I have played the amount of game I want to or I have lost the amount of money I wished to sacrifice that day.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

When it comes to gambling, I don't think we can have it enough, both to fun and to win a bet, things cannot be the same as for us over time in gambling, the more we are playing the more interesting it becomes for us to have more time in playing and having fun in it, while if the opportunity for winning also comes, we can't still afford to having it enough than to keep coming.

Humans are not always satisfied. It's not just in gambling; we can never say this amount of money is enough for us, and we need to stop, but we can only try to control our greed and stop gambling even while we are willing sometimes so as not to fall into the trap of losing control and the greed leading to massive loss.

[STT]

Time is the ultimate measure not money imo because money is relative not a fixed absolute.   Betting according to money and how much feels enough is like trying to win a race on a treadmill.  It will never be enough and you risk taking greater risk to feel the same as your previous wins did.
   Treat your gambling like a game, only allow so much time to play that game and take the money as a side issue not the whole purpose.   Money is very ironic, I would avoid making it the centerpiece and gravity to your  enjoyment of playing.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

I don't think there should be amount of money to use for gambling, a player should follow his instincts while playing and stop when the nervous system alerts him to do so. Instinct can never miss lead you and can keep you on a track of self awareness, when to stop and when to continue.

If para venture you win 2x of your initial deposit, that's a good sign to withdraw 70% while the rest to be used the next time, but not that day anymore.

[junder]

You're right that anyone who crosses their limits could eventually face addition that's a pure fact, on a norms once a gambler have exceeded their limit the next step is to pause for a while or the day rather, even though the person lose, there's no need to continue by funding again and chasing loses cause that's one of the first steps to addiction, therefore to avoid getting addicted quiting for a while is the best approach. Anyways every gambler should know their preferred budget, it should be according to their financial capacity and how much they can afford to lose.

Someone who is addicted to gambling will not be able to resist gambling for long. I have a friend who was completely unfamiliar with gambling, but because his circle of friends now includes gamblers, he was carried away. And what's more terrifying is that he himself has become an addict. Even when he doesn't have money, he finds ways to get it and then deposits it to gamble. Loss after loss occurs, but this doesn't stop him, instead it makes him even more thirsty for victory, so he chases it.

[Etranger]

It is quite difficult to resist the excitement. Therefore, much more money is spent than initially expected. Still, the thought that there is a chance to win a large sum of money does not leave the player. It accompanies the player throughout the entire game. This is the reason why it is difficult to control your emotional background. As a result, discipline is violated and unexpected losses of funds occur. In addition to what was originally planned.

This is exactly what the gambling industry counts on. It gives the player incredible emotions that a person in the modern world may not have the opportunity to experience, since their life is quite boring and monotonous. And they find an outlet in gambling, which becomes for them a source of those feelings that are otherwise practically inaccessible to them.

[Justbillywitt]

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.

You know this is were many gamblers miss it, making a bankroll and sticking to it especially when you have money else where and you can access the money whenever you want for gambling. I remember back then when I was still new to gambling, I will plan that this is how much I will use in gambling today. But when I go to the gambling hall and lose all the money I went with, I will hurry back home to get some money from my safe. This happened for sometime and I know it was beginning to get messy, so I sought for help. Since then I haven't found myself in such shit anymore. It is one thing to make bankroll management but it takes so much to sticking to it.

[Altryist]

Someone who is addicted to gambling will not be able to resist gambling for long. I have a friend who was completely unfamiliar with gambling, but because his circle of friends now includes gamblers, he was carried away. And what's more terrifying is that he himself has become an addict. Even when he doesn't have money, he finds ways to get it and then deposits it to gamble. Loss after loss occurs, but this doesn't stop him, instead it makes him even more thirsty for victory, so he chases it.

I think that he is now driven not by the thirst for the game, but by the desire to win back, but the worst thing about this is that he cannot stop, and if he is ready to play with his last money, then this is an indicator that he is not able to comply with risk management and does not understand how everything works in gambling. These are like safety rules that must be followed, and if this is not done, then this will inevitably lead to the loss of money, and maybe even worse consequences if he one day decides to play with borrowed money.

[Kelward]

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.

You know this is were many gamblers miss it, making a bankroll and sticking to it especially when you have money else where and you can access the money whenever you want for gambling. I remember back then when I was still new to gambling, I will plan that this is how much I will use in gambling today. But when I go to the gambling hall and lose all the money I went with, I will hurry back home to get some money from my safe. This happened for sometime and I know it was beginning to get messy, so I sought for help. Since then I haven't found myself in such shit anymore. It is one thing to make bankroll management but it takes so much to sticking to it.

This is true, many gamblers especially newbies get too excited and confident, so far they have money somewhere to run back to they will refill their gambling account then continue. People who don't have control over their bankroll will make irresponsible gamblers, they will continue to add more money to chase loses until they're broke. Others will win, instead of taking it they will use it to continue gambling, in the end it is most likely that they will lose everything back to the casino. Choose how much you want to use for gambling before starting, it helps a lot to avoid over gambling

[giammangiato]

In a few days, I'll try an experiment I've never done before. I usually make my bets and never exceed my limit.
The experiment: I'd like to deposit double my usual amount into my account and see how long it takes me to win or lose (while still playing regularly and not overdoing it).
I know that 99% of the time, I'll lose my bets. At least I'll know how long it will take me to lose them.

[ejikeme24]

In a few days, I'll try an experiment I've never done before. I usually make my bets and never exceed my limit.
The experiment: I'd like to deposit double my usual amount into my account and see how long it takes me to win or lose (while still playing regularly and not overdoing it).
I know that 99% of the time, I'll lose my bets. At least I'll know how long it will take me to lose them.

Yeah, this is also a nice experiment I must say. But does it mean that you will be betting randomly without making analysis? Because with the way you sounded is as if you don't even bother about the outcome you're going to get, but to know how long it will take you to exhaust your bankroll. If you're to go about it this way I'm sure that you would end up losing your bankroll without having any single win, unless you will be very careful while making this experiment I mean making analysis before betting. This way  I'm sure your bankroll won't run dry so easily than when you're betting without making analysis.

However i would like to join you in this experiment and see how it goes, I also want to see how long it will take to exhaust my bankroll .

[summonerrk]

I don't think there should be amount of money to use for gambling, a player should follow his instincts while playing and stop when the nervous system alerts him to do so. Instinct can never miss lead you and can keep you on a track of self awareness, when to stop and when to continue.

If para venture you win 2x of your initial deposit, that's a good sign to withdraw 70% while the rest to be used the next time, but not that day anymore.

It is advisable to have some approximate limits before entering an online casino: How much can you spend this evening? Or how much time can you spend gambling?
Because we can all limit ourselves as long as we are in a completely calm state. But if someone pisses us off or really upsets us, or we drink alcohol, then we can even stop limiting ourselves and want to play uncontrollably.

By the way, probably a great system is to combine both a time limit and a loss limit.

[xenomorfo]

In a few days, I'll try an experiment I've never done before. I usually make my bets and never exceed my limit.
The experiment: I'd like to deposit double my usual amount into my account and see how long it takes me to win or lose (while still playing regularly and not overdoing it).
I know that 99% of the time, I'll lose my bets. At least I'll know how long it will take me to lose them.

The important thing is that it's an experiment and that the amount you invest is an amount you can afford to lose. Experimenting is fine, but overdoing it always leads to an uncomfortable situation.

If you made a weekly or monthly budget you have been very smart and responsible, keep sticking to it

[fruktik]

This is exactly what the gambling industry counts on. It gives the player incredible emotions that a person in the modern world may not have the opportunity to experience, since their life is quite boring and monotonous. And they find an outlet in gambling, which becomes for them a source of those feelings that are otherwise practically inaccessible to them.

I was exactly that kind of person more than 10 years ago. I saw my happiness only in gambling. I was not interested in anything else. I spent whole days in a physical casino, which had its own unique atmosphere. Perhaps that is what hooked me so much. I liked being among people like me. Do I regret that it all ended badly? Yes, but I had a great time.

[Inwestour]

In a few days, I'll try an experiment I've never done before. I usually make my bets and never exceed my limit.
The experiment: I'd like to deposit double my usual amount into my account and see how long it takes me to win or lose (while still playing regularly and not overdoing it).
I know that 99% of the time, I'll lose my bets. At least I'll know how long it will take me to lose them.

If you bet a fixed % of the deposit, it will take about the same time as always, but if you keep the bet size and double the deposit, it will obviously last you a longer period. It seems to me that simply increasing the deposit is not such a demonstrative experiment, maybe it would be more productive to try changing the odds, but this is just my guess, because I did not quite understand the essence of your experiment. It seems to me that it is worth increasing the deposit only if you can win, and if you lose every time, there is no point in this, because the result will be the same.