Have you ever entertained yourself with meagre bankroll for long period?

[salad daging]

$10 bankroll, playing Dice can be hours because I choose “win chance 80%” with a very small payout but I'm happy to play longer with manual or auto play.

What I felt in the end was bored even though I had been playing for hours because of the small stakes like there was no passion where the gambling game was not challenging.
I've never played on Tower, is it fun? Mostly playing on house edge to be able to play longer with a low bankroll.

[Eternad]

$10 bankroll, playing Dice can be hours because I choose “win chance 80%” with a very small payout but I'm happy to play longer with manual or auto play.

What I felt in the end was bored even though I had been playing for hours because of the small stakes like there was no passion where the gambling game was not challenging.

I do love dice when there’s no other choice of game. I can play it non stop every day with auto bet and experiment different strategies with bot which is so much fun that time but now I doubt that I can play like that due to other game alternatives.

I've never played on Tower, is it fun? Mostly playing on house edge to be able to play longer with a low bankroll.

Much better than dice since it involves decision making and thrill on each tile that you are choosing.

[Reatim]

i have gambled with $10 or sometimes just $5 and i remember i would play plinko usually and my money will double and i will just keep playing and playing and sometimes it did last until an hour but of course i didn’t take profit then because it also didn’t grow much but i was able to have fun

[Altryist]

 I can equate gambling with a very small bankroll and very small bet to playing just for fun. It’s almost the same as playing without money. The first thing you notice is that it becomes boring quite quickly. You won’t spend much time on it, because you understand that with such a bankroll you’re unlikely to win anything, and even if you do get lucky, it will only be a few dollars. So you realize that it’s simply a waste of time. That’s how I see it.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This could also have its own disadvantages too you know. Like we already know, like we already know, the more time a gambler tends to spend on gambling, the higher their chances of getting more glued to the game, and that’s often how addiction begins. Again, people often think that the only valuable asset that’s worth losing is money, paying less attention to the time also, which in fact is even more valuable than the money spent or lost in gambling.

I understand your point of view mate, let's not also forget that someone can be glued to gambling if they allowed themselves to but once the person is decisive that they are just going to play for fun, then they won't be addicted to it. Time should also be a thing of priority to a gambler but that's if the person values their time for other important activities that is not just gambling.

[Rockson1]

Yeah that's true, I easily control my emotions when I gamble with a little amount and lose it to the bookies, it's what I can afford to lose so there's no point getting pissed or all emotional moreover I could spend something more on a couple of beers so why won't i be okay losing it while trying to entertainment myself on a gambling platform, I think I'll be more pissed if i lose a heavy amount out of greed or so, but not betting with little amount.  It's true that betting with a little amount can help a bettor be consistent for a little while if they want to entertain themselves on a platform on certain periods, that's why I don't spend all the money I deposit into a platform at once, so i won't be forced to deposite again outside my budget if i lose it to the bookies.

If you do control your emotions when you gamble with such amount and lose it accoding to you, it means you are applying discipline in gambling by gambing with an amount that will keep you emotionally free if your bets goes to the direction that you weren't expecting it, the lesson here is, spend what you know that you won't get mad at yourself or transfer aggression when you lose, there is something I feel thag happens in the gambling space, I think some gamblers has gotten to that extent that they angry even if they gamble with what they can afford and lose, to them, they want to win all the time, these people are always mean, they do not consider gambling for fun sometimes, there target is to win by all available means.

[dunfida]

Yesterday, I played Tower game for about one and half hour with initial bankroll of mere 6 USDT (bets were mostly 0.2 USDT and sometimes 0.4 USDT), at the end, after depleting this 6 USDT, I was like this were the best 6 USDT ever spent!

Now, question for you, have you ever entertained yourself with meagre bankroll for long period? If yes, what was amount? How long you were able to entertain yourself with it? What game?

Yes, you can actually be able to enjoy gambling even on a mere amount on which it doesnt need to be big for you to enjoy but thats if you are that really looking or finding for leisure then you wouldnt be minding about on the amount but if we do speak about for some automated betting or roll like on dice on which this would be fast paced or lets say that you do deal up with sports betting on which you are trying out to make money from a 1.2xx odds or lower then you would be that considering on having that higher amount so that you would be able to feel out the profits. So this shows that it will be just that depending in accordance into your preference or on what your motive is. There are just that those who doesnt able to feel out that satisfaction just because they've been only using up a small amount on which this would be resulting on adding up more whenever they do gamble.

For me i do been able to enjoy $20 which is only a small amount on playing bitkong and towerbet in the past on which the amount which is something that you would be able to enjoy without needing to bust up that huge amount and of course you should be only sticking into the minimum bet.

[salad daging]

$10 bankroll, playing Dice can be hours because I choose “win chance 80%” with a very small payout but I'm happy to play longer with manual or auto play.

What I felt in the end was bored even though I had been playing for hours because of the small stakes like there was no passion where the gambling game was not challenging.

I do love dice when there’s no other choice of game. I can play it non stop every day with auto bet and experiment different strategies with bot which is so much fun that time but now I doubt that I can play like that due to other game alternatives.

What game did you say was alternative? Just a little curious.

In dice games I usually use martingale strategy, sometimes it works sometimes it fails more often than not, if I'm emotional I can lose faster with an increased bet, but usually with a small bet with a win chance above 80% the game can take a long time.

Not only dice, there are also games of Mines, Limbo, Crash usually played when others are bored.

[Mandoy]

Yeah that's true, I easily control my emotions when I gamble with a little amount and lose it to the bookies, it's what I can afford to lose so there's no point getting pissed or all emotional moreover I could spend something more on a couple of beers so why won't i be okay losing it while trying to entertainment myself on a gambling platform, I think I'll be more pissed if i lose a heavy amount out of greed or so, but not betting with little amount.  It's true that betting with a little amount can help a bettor be consistent for a little while if they want to entertain themselves on a platform on certain periods, that's why I don't spend all the money I deposit into a platform at once, so i won't be forced to deposite again outside my budget if i lose it to the bookies.

If you do control your emotions when you gamble with such amount and lose it accoding to you, it means you are applying discipline in gambling by gambing with an amount that will keep you emotionally free if your bets goes to the direction that you weren't expecting it, the lesson here is, spend what you know that you won't get mad at yourself or transfer aggression when you lose, there is something I feel thag happens in the gambling space, I think some gamblers has gotten to that extent that they angry even if they gamble with what they can afford and lose, to them, they want to win all the time, these people are always mean, they do not consider gambling for fun sometimes, there target is to win by all available means.

I agree completely. It is also easier to maintain composure and look at gambling as fun and not a stressful activity when one bets with low, affordable bankroll. When you risk only what you can easily spare there is no worry about it, and you find yourself aiming at discipline as well--by putting away bit by bit you find that you are not tempted to run after the losses, which are beyond your measure. The problem is that people are used to winning a lot even with small bets and frustration takes its place. Your strategy of walking around money and being emotionally detached is how to have fun gambling in a responsible manner.

[Leahized]

Yesterday, I played Tower game for about one and half hour with initial bankroll of mere 6 USDT (bets were mostly 0.2 USDT and sometimes 0.4 USDT), at the end, after depleting this 6 USDT, I was like this were the best 6 USDT ever spent!

Yes, I spend very little money on entertainment most of the time. Especially when depositing for the first time. Because then the amount is very small and there is fun with small amount of bets to gain new experience. And another thing is that after the first deposit I get some bonus and there is also a new experience. Moreover when I enter the casino regularly. And the amount is very high, so there are few places to entertain.Moreover it is only possible in slot games.

[Odusko]

I can equate gambling with a very small bankroll and very small bet to playing just for fun. It’s almost the same as playing without money. The first thing you notice is that it becomes boring quite quickly. You won’t spend much time on it, because you understand that with such a bankroll you’re unlikely to win anything, and even if you do get lucky, it will only be a few dollars. So you realize that it’s simply a waste of time. That’s how I see it.

Money ultimately is the fun in gambling and there is no true entertainment if you are not winning something like playing a demo game instead of playing the real rewarding game, but this case is like that, the topic seeks to understand how bankroll management meaning there is money involved so the fun will definitely be there, those that gamble with small bankroll balance and are able to effectively manage themselves through it and staying in the house for a large period of time are the true legends because that is very hard to achieve since in gambling you are losing more than the winnings you record.

[TypoTonic]

Yesterday, I played Tower game for about one and half hour with initial bankroll of mere 6 USDT (bets were mostly 0.2 USDT and sometimes 0.4 USDT), at the end, after depleting this 6 USDT, I was like this were the best 6 USDT ever spent!

This is a great example of gambling as a form of entertainment. Though I personally haven't tried games like that, since I focus more on sports betting.

I can equate gambling with a very small bankroll and very small bet to playing just for fun. It’s almost the same as playing without money. The first thing you notice is that it becomes boring quite quickly. You won’t spend much time on it, because you understand that with such a bankroll you’re unlikely to win anything, and even if you do get lucky, it will only be a few dollars. So you realize that it’s simply a waste of time. That’s how I see it.

How is it a waste of time, when OP clearly had his fun? You won't get bored if you find a game that you genuinely enjoy playing, there's a lot of options to choose from. It's not always about winning or making money.

[jossiel]

Not only dice, there are also games of Mines, Limbo, Crash usually played when others are bored.

I play those whenever I get bored and that's one of the best things about it is that we can bet with a tiny amount.

The casino games are the best way to remove that boredom whenever we're done doing some serious bets.

So if it's about the real entertainment, you don't put a huge bankroll because the essence of doing small bets is to kill time.

[Kasabus]

So if it's about the real entertainment, you don't put a huge bankroll because the essence of doing small bets is to kill time.

Not too big and not too small, the key is betting an amount you can afford to lose without killing the thrill of gambling. If it’s too small, you’re just killing time and not really feeling anything, which ends up being a waste. At the same time, the “right” amount really depends on the person, since we don’t all have the same financial situation. What feels small to you might already be big for someone else, and vice versa.

[Pandorak]

Yesterday, I played Tower game for about one and half hour with initial bankroll of mere 6 USDT (bets were mostly 0.2 USDT and sometimes 0.4 USDT), at the end, after depleting this 6 USDT, I was like this were the best 6 USDT ever spent!

Now, question for you, have you ever entertained yourself with meagre bankroll for long period? If yes, what was amount? How long you were able to entertain yourself with it? What game?

This is what gambling should be like, with the sole purpose of seeking entertainment.

I also have experience depositing a small amount of money, on average around $10, purely out of curiosity to see how it works, using a $0.2 bet. Initially, it dropped to $4, until i got a free scatter that brought it back up to around $23. That was the last time i saw that number, until it continued to drop until it was gone.

Mindset greatly influences emotions when gambling, never get carried away by the spins you see. Stay consistent with your initial intention: deposit a small amount purely for entertainment. If you lose, it's okay, if you win, consider it a bonus.

[DPHOR]

So if it's about the real entertainment, you don't put a huge bankroll because the essence of doing small bets is to kill time.

Not too big and not too small, the key is betting an amount you can afford to lose without killing the thrill of gambling. If it’s too small, you’re just killing time and not really feeling anything, which ends up being a waste. At the same time, the “right” amount really depends on the person, since we don’t all have the same financial situation. What feels small to you might already be big for someone else, and vice versa.

Anyone who goes for a higher amount to gamble is actually looking for any means of receiving something very high In returns but without knowing that things doesn't actually go as we may plans it, and again gambling is not a game of certainties neither a game of surrety. Anyone who must gamble for long must learn to begin understanding that gambling is just for entertaining and not for financial support, as the more we aim to make additional income from gambling the more money we may keep losing while gambling so we must learn to separate ourselves from the mindset of earning to right mind of entertainment.

[IvugeoEvolutionCoin]

So if it's about the real entertainment, you don't put a huge bankroll because the essence of doing small bets is to kill time.

Not too big and not too small, the key is betting an amount you can afford to lose without killing the thrill of gambling. If it’s too small, you’re just killing time and not really feeling anything, which ends up being a waste. At the same time, the “right” amount really depends on the person, since we don’t all have the same financial situation. What feels small to you might already be big for someone else, and vice versa.

Anyone who goes for a higher amount to gamble is actually looking for any means of receiving something very high In returns but without knowing that things doesn't actually go as we may plans it, and again gambling is not a game of certainties neither a game of surrety. Anyone who must gamble for long must learn to begin understanding that gambling is just for entertaining and not for financial support, as the more we aim to make additional income from gambling the more money we may keep losing while gambling so we must learn to separate ourselves from the mindset of earning to right mind of entertainment.

playing with a meager bankroll is not about winning money, but entertainment. As long as you can comfortably play with the money you can afford to lose, the thrill is maintained without any pressure. The size of something can be small or big to different people and thus is subjective. The key aspect is attitude: do not think big and use gambling as a source of income. It is always good to keep it fun and controlled to ensure you take a long time before incurring a serious loss.

[tread93]

Yesterday, I played Tower game for about one and half hour with initial bankroll of mere 6 USDT (bets were mostly 0.2 USDT and sometimes 0.4 USDT), at the end, after depleting this 6 USDT, I was like this were the best 6 USDT ever spent!

Now, question for you, have you ever entertained yourself with meagre bankroll for long period? If yes, what was amount? How long you were able to entertain yourself with it? What game?

I have not! I will have to look into this tower game. It seems like a cheap way to entertain yourself for only 6 USDT! Here in the US that is like 4 Hotdogs and Cokes at COSTCO heeheheh... now that is a gamble myself and joey chesnut woudl take all day heheheh. But hey you know what, I just thoughtt of something very random, maybe you should try that hi lo betting game and use incredibly small increments. That is always a fun game of chance that I have always enjoyed. I have easily spend 1.5 hours just going back and forth winning and losing and trying to get my money up. At one point I had won like 30 bucks or something and then I took it off the site.

[Jody.Drummer]

As long as we are playing with real money, it is entertaining no matter what is the size of our balance. Imo only playing demo or with play money there is no charm and magic in gambling. It is definitely a killing time process only. Since there are games that allow to place tiny bets, it is entertaining. I can not say that I had long game sessions with small bankroll, because I dont like to gamble long, but I have experience of playing with little budget and having fun during that.

But maybe there are people who have a habit of wanting to seek the thrill of betting with high amounts, but on the other hand, they don't want to lose money, so demo-based games are the option of choice. I have played demo-based betting, but it didn't give me any pleasure even though I got a pretty big win because, after all, it wasn't real money, so you're right, it was just a waste of time. I have also bet with a small budget and I did it very carefully, so the gambling time was quite long, especially since the budget I bet didn't run out but actually increased.

[iBaba]

I can equate gambling with a very small bankroll and very small bet to playing just for fun. It’s almost the same as playing without money. The first thing you notice is that it becomes boring quite quickly. You won’t spend much time on it, because you understand that with such a bankroll you’re unlikely to win anything, and even if you do get lucky, it will only be a few dollars. So you realize that it’s simply a waste of time. That’s how I see it.

This should be the practice of all gamblers especially the beginners who are still very inexperienced with gambling and could barely differentiate what a good odds and stakes are and how to properly and effectively manage their emotions and their financial managements. These are the components of gambling that usually require you to acquire some understanding and experience too.

That’s why you cannot compare the risk management of a professional gambler with that of a beginner because a professional will always play smarter than the average person and beginner, since he already understands the risks assessment and how it can affect his own mentality and financial decisions. So they will act more carefully and responsibly than a beginner.