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

[libert19]

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.

I have made significant amounts (at least by my standards and deffo more than 'few dollars'), starting from little, and it never felt boring.

...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.

Yes, I also enjoy Hi-Lo.

[centrum]

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.

the real fun in gambling comes only when money is involved, playing demo games can help you learn but it does not give real enjoyment,in real games winning feels good and even losing gives a real sense of excitement,that is why people prefer real play over demos, the most important thing here is bankroll management, if someone can control themselves while playing with a small amount of money that is a big skill,in gambling losses usually happen more often than wins, playing with emotions can make the money disappear very fast, playing slowly and betting with calculation helps you stay longer in the game,those who can play for a long time with a small bankroll are truly smart players, they know when to stop and when to play, this habit is not easy but it is very important...

[Judith87403]

True, that is a very relatable feeling. A little bankroll may be of great entertainment when expectations are realistic and size of bet is disciplined. A have  seen those who stretch as small as $5 to $10 for one or two hours on games that is of less volatility like dice, towers, or limbo by leaving bets tiny then focusing on the time of play, not gain. The core is treating it like paid entertainment, looking like buying a ticket for movie, instead of chasing wins. The moment you see a little bankroll  as the price of fun instead of as an investment, it turns much more enjoyable and with less stress. Games with quick rounds and risk that is adjustable appear to offer the best value for such kind of experience.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The moment you see a little bankroll  as the price of fun instead of as an investment, it turns much more enjoyable and with less stress. Games with quick rounds and risk that is adjustable appear to offer the best value for such kind of experience.

Think of it this way, Mr "A" Sees little bankroll as a price for fun same way as Mr "B" Sees it but Mr A do not have the character to play with $5 for 2 hours, while Mr B have that patients to keep wagering on minimum amount for up to 2 hours, what seperates this two persons is individual differences, not everyone can just do it, so might want to try but before they realize it, they have allowed compulsion to take over them and they will just lose all the money.

[Wapfika]

True, that is a very relatable feeling. A little bankroll may be of great entertainment when expectations are realistic and size of bet is disciplined. A have  seen those who stretch as small as $5 to $10 for one or two hours on games that is of less volatility like dice, towers, or limbo by leaving bets tiny then focusing on the time of play, not gain. The core is treating it like paid entertainment, looking like buying a ticket for movie, instead of chasing wins. The moment you see a little bankroll  as the price of fun instead of as an investment, it turns much more enjoyable and with less stress. Games with quick rounds and risk that is adjustable appear to offer the best value for such kind of experience.

I'm not one of those person that gamble 5$ to 20$ for an hour to be entertained since I preferred to win something decent to make me feel the entertainment. I’d rather focus on my job and do some overtime that pays me higher than spend my time on gambling that gives me a small potential profit.

Although I don’t consider this small bankroll as wrong. We just have different preference on how we can enjoy gambling.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes, many times, in fact that's where I've concluded that playing with little money can be quite fun and entertaining. I also learned to take much better care of my money, so it's not so bad to bet so heavily and with large amounts. I know that risk brings its positive or negative consequences, but it's a thousand times better to be a cautious person losing money isn't Pleasant.

[GiftedMAN]

Yes, many times, in fact that's where I've concluded that playing with little money can be quite fun and entertaining. I also learned to take much better care of my money, so it's not so bad to bet so heavily and with large amounts. I know that risk brings its positive or negative consequences, but it's a thousand times better to be a cautious person losing money isn't Pleasant.

Well anyone can still have fun even if they play with big amounts, as long as it’s what they can afford to lose. I think what playing with smaller amounts does is to narrow down the risk of losing too much amount. Meanwhile this can also make some gamblers feel bored because even if they win a hundred times, the wins won’t mean much to them. Some gamblers derive joy and fun from winning and winning a meaningful amount and this isn’t always possible when you gamble with small amounts.

[jossiel]

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.

Both ends up being wasted if your sole purpose is to gamble and have fun with. But you don't call that like that when your purpose has been served.

If you enjoyed and kill time, that's the reason why you've done that so.

I agree that the right amount depends on what the person can really afford to.

[programmer3666]

True, that is a very relatable feeling. A little bankroll may be of great entertainment when expectations are realistic and size of bet is disciplined. A have  seen those who stretch as small as $5 to $10 for one or two hours on games that is of less volatility like dice, towers, or limbo by leaving bets tiny then focusing on the time of play, not gain. The core is treating it like paid entertainment, looking like buying a ticket for movie, instead of chasing wins. The moment you see a little bankroll  as the price of fun instead of as an investment, it turns much more enjoyable and with less stress. Games with quick rounds and risk that is adjustable appear to offer the best value for such kind of experience.

That's a perfect mindset. A small bankroll can surprisingly last long if you treat it as entertainment instead of an investment. The main key is to have that discipline, keeping bets moderate enough, choosing low volatility games and focusing on the fun of play instead of chasing big wins that can lead to regrets later. It is just like paying for a movie ticket or a night out, the value comes from the experience, not the profit.

[nelson4lov]

I don't play casino games often but around 1st of January, I got a bonus to try out casino games with a wagering requirement that was insanely hard to beat. I just went with the flow. Even though I played several thousand of rounds/turns for that <$25 bankroll, I didn't enjoy it much. It's too repetitive for my liking. I'd rather just bet on sports event and watch some of the events play out. Way more fun and entertaining for me.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Well anyone can still have fun even if they play with big amounts, as long as it’s what they can afford to lose. I think what playing with smaller amounts does is to narrow down the risk of losing too much amount. Meanwhile this can also make some gamblers feel bored because even if they win a hundred times, the wins won’t mean much to them. Some gamblers derive joy and fun from winning and winning a meaningful amount and this isn’t always possible when you gamble with small amounts.

There's no doubt that the one with more money lasts longer playing and has a great time, but one wrong move by a player with little money is enough to quickly end their fun So there's always an advantage to it; the one with more money will always have an advantage over the one without, that's the law Personally, I know that certain things are important when we make our money go further, and everything gets better; that's what should be done.

[dimonstration]

Well anyone can still have fun even if they play with big amounts, as long as it’s what they can afford to lose. I think what playing with smaller amounts does is to narrow down the risk of losing too much amount. Meanwhile this can also make some gamblers feel bored because even if they win a hundred times, the wins won’t mean much to them. Some gamblers derive joy and fun from winning and winning a meaningful amount and this isn’t always possible when you gamble with small amounts.

There's no doubt that the one with more money lasts longer playing and has a great time, but one wrong move by a player with little money is enough to quickly end their fun So there's always an advantage to it; the one with more money will always have an advantage over the one without, that's the law Personally, I know that certain things are important when we make our money go further, and everything gets better; that's what should be done.

It’s an advantage but also a double edge sword since he has higher amount to lose compared to low bankroll user.

The risk they are taking for having a huge bankroll is high since they are obligated to wager it all before he can withdraw while hitting a losing streak will result to sever damage compared to low bankroll user.

Big bankroll is an advantage for more try but also with a chance for more losses.

[nimogsm]

I don't play casino games often but around 1st of January, I got a bonus to try out casino games with a wagering requirement that was insanely hard to beat. I just went with the flow. Even though I played several thousand of rounds/turns for that <$25 bankroll, I didn't enjoy it much. It's too repetitive for my liking. I'd rather just bet on sports event and watch some of the events play out. Way more fun and entertaining for me.

I often just skip these kinds of bonuses because you have to play several hundred rounds or more to get anything, and even then it's not guaranteed. I used to set it to automatic mode and leave my phone until it played all the games by itself. Most often, the end result was not worth the time spent, with an average profit of +5 to +10%.

[mcdouglasx]

As long as we're not starting from scratch, anything is possible in gambling. Some people, with a small amount of money, manage to win large sums purely through luck, while others do so through skill, such as knowing how to play card games well.

But I admit that many people will be tempted to bet everything on a do-or-die gamble when they have very small amounts of money.

[Inwestour]

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’ve never played this game before, but out of curiosity, I’ll go in and see what it’s mainly about. I place a few bets in the evening, mostly on weekends. I can bet in different ways sometimes smaller amounts, sometimes larger ones. But most often it happens that I choose one main bet for the week it can even be a single bet, and on such a bet, I will stake more money. And if besides that, I want to place a few small bets maybe just to watch the matches being broadcast, then on those games I can place very insignificant bets, just a couple of dollars, purely for interest.

[MArsland]

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?

In fact it only took me $3 to spend more than 2 hours on the slot game, as the minimum bet was $0.03. From $3 I managed to win around $30, so I can finally bet a few dollars on today's football match.
This has become a daily habit of mine, minimal capital but often enough profit. Sometimes I don't withdraw it and can actually send tips to some friends who also have accounts at the casino.

[Frankolala]

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?

In fact it only took me $3 to spend more than 2 hours on the slot game, as the minimum bet was $0.03. From $3 I managed to win around $30, so I can finally bet a few dollars on today's football match.
This has become a daily habit of mine, minimal capital but often enough profit. Sometimes I don't withdraw it and can actually send tips to some friends who also have accounts at the casino.

You guys are lucky to be on the winning side to the point of spending a few hours in a session managing your little bankroll and enjoying the fun. I am not that lucky when playing slot because after the first three games, I will continue losing if I don't stop. Sportbet is my thing because it's gives me profits than any other game.

[rdluffy]

In fact it only took me $3 to spend more than 2 hours on the slot game, as the minimum bet was $0.03. From $3 I managed to win around $30, so I can finally bet a few dollars on today's football match.
This has become a daily habit of mine, minimal capital but often enough profit. Sometimes I don't withdraw it and can actually send tips to some friends who also have accounts at the casino.

I was thinking about that just now
I thought I'd come and ask if anyone has managed to make good money with these very low bets
3 to 30 USD was good enough

Recently, I've been enjoying doing this, taking $5 and trying to get as far as possible playing and maybe tripling the money, but I'm having no luck at all
The other day, I lost that $5 in one minute 

Which slots did you play?

[uneng]

I used to play a lot dice game with cheap bets from 1 to 1000 satoshi units when Bitcoin was cheaper than it's now. It was fun and I could play for several days without compromising my income at all. I didn't do this for entertainment reasons, though. I still believed it was possible to develop a consistent strategy to profit from gambling, so that is what I was trying to do. But thinking about it right now, I can remember those days with a lot of nostalgia, as good and entertaining times.

[Yorubek]

Gradually accumulating small amounts of money brings a lot of enjoy or excitement. I always prefer to gamble with small amounts of money, as there is no fear of losing, which helps me control my mentality or emotions. In reality, gambling is just for entertainment. If we gamble with the expectation of something more than entertainment, the main purpose of gambling gradually changes, as a result, one gradually loses self-control and gambling gradually becomes addiction. Therefore gambling with money that can always be lost reduces the risk relatively.