Does anyone else try this approach?

[iBaba]

The main purpose of gambling is for fun. If not, we have overattached monetary value to it, and then there is no point to gamble. When you are no longer getting that fun and entertainment, you already get it from other places. The urge you do feel to gamble is not for entertainment again, but something in you is making you feel that you are missing money you could have been winning from a few games you somehow have confidence you can predict. My advice is try as much as you can never to bypass your new rules of depositing only a little amount and never try to chase your losses if it doesn't play as you predict.

Most people are actually finding it difficult to distinguish between gambling for fun and for the money benefits attached to it and it is ordinarily a human thing for everyone to go for the money too while enjoying the fun especially knowing how well the money could solve your immediate issues too. Now, you also have to consider the financial status of people who engage in gambling. How I wish gambling is only restricted to those with the rich classes and not for everyone, it would have been easier for me and you to not disturb ourselves much with this issue of advising those who are falling into the wrong side of gambling with the bad mindset of making money and paying less attention to the fun of it.

[Die_empty]

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

If this approach works perfectly for you, that's fine. Everyone will adopt patterns that suit their lifestyle. The benefit of this is that it saves time. You don't need to keep on analysing games now and then.

However, I don't find this approach entertaining. I prefer to spread my bets and stake little amounts. It's fun to spend a longer time in gambling than just a few minutes of engagement. I hope you are aware that someone can adopt this you style and still gamble with more than they can afford to lose.   

[fullfitlarry]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

For me I lost the excitement when I'm losing frequently on my favorite games, so I just take a step back and maybe take a full week to reset. Although I will visit the site itself and see the game but I don't have the enthusiasm to play.

I also follow your approach too, just go and bet one game let' say in a basketball and not watch the match.

Maybe I have something to do that day, or I'm just going into the motion of just putting a beat and then see how it goes. Nothing more nothing less. If I lose then good, if I win, then the better.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Well, since you've discovered you're not gambling for fun anymore and you're exercising some control in order not to get messy with your finances, thumbs up to you. If you're very busy that you've very little time left for gambling, it's understandable.

I still have the feeling that there may be more reasons you're no longer gambling for fun, maybe some financial challenges or thereabouts and if you think gambling is no longer fun for you, maybe when you feel the urge to gamble is when you need money,  you can quit for a while maybe until you fix yourself and get your drive back to continue gambling or not at all..

[Yaunfitda]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

Why not totally just stop playing at all? Instead of just like going to the motions? You are just forcing yourself and it could really put a mental stress on you if you keep on doing it. Good if you have some other things in your mind to keep you body and not to think about gambling. But still continue to bet when you are not excited anymore might be just a sign that is not a good approach.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

You already said that you don't have that excitement anymore, so why are you thinking that you are going to be suckered by gambling itself? Doesn't really make sense at all. I guess everyone is really different when it comes to our gambling habits and approach. We have our own strategy not to be addicted or something. But for me, the less complicated the process to quit, the better for the individual.

[Dunamisx]

I think this strategy you are trying to apply we only be more effective to those that like to regulate their gambling activities for one reason or the other, also it could be a kind of withdrawal method that reduces the frequency to gambling, it's good also apply to those that have been addicted and wanted to apply an approach that could help reduce their daily exposure to gambling my managing their bankroll.

[dunfida]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

The most important thing on this approach is that you are fully aware that you arent that doing gambling for fun anymore but rather you are already on the verge of addiction on which this is the most important thing is that you've been aware into the things that you've been dealing into and not just that tolerate it out. So far it isnt that bad to have that kind of habit because you do just simply make a bet and then never go back on a single day in despite on whatever the result or outcome it would be. Therefore, if you do find yourself that you arent that spending too much or something that you can afford to lose, then you are just that fine, but if you do sees out that your spending is that already that too high, then it is the best time for you to quit or stop completely. So it would be just that depending on you on what you would be deciding into.

So far in my case, im still playing gambling just that for fun. What most important here is that you do really know about on the risks that you've been dealing and just simply spending into the amount that you can afford to lose.

[lombok]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

The most important thing on this approach is that you are fully aware that you arent that doing gambling for fun anymore but rather you are already on the verge of addiction on which this is the most important thing is that you've been aware into the things that you've been dealing into and not just that tolerate it out. So far it isnt that bad to have that kind of habit because you do just simply make a bet and then never go back on a single day in despite on whatever the result or outcome it would be. Therefore, if you do find yourself that you arent that spending too much or something that you can afford to lose, then you are just that fine, but if you do sees out that your spending is that already that too high, then it is the best time for you to quit or stop completely. So it would be just that depending on you on what you would be deciding into.

So far in my case, im still playing gambling just that for fun. What most important here is that you do really know about on the risks that you've been dealing and just simply spending into the amount that you can afford to lose.

This is done by being conscious of financial limits to ensure that such an activity stays purely in the domain of entertainment. In my opinion, the most practical way of safeguarding oneself against serious losses is being truthful about the money that they are spending. We should never over judge our finances and take the risk otherwise we will end up in a lot of trouble. I concur that this activity is just a distraction that will not at least render our routine lives to be permanently destroyed as long as the expenditure is put under taboo.

[TopTort777]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

I dont think that you need to experiment with gambling if you lose interest to it. You are fed up with gambling. Use other activities to get entertained and return back when they become boring. Imho you dont need to push yourself to keep on receiving fun from gambling. What I see what you are doing is playing it extremely risky. And what is the point of betting and leaving casino? You are not gambling generally. That wont bring you joy of gambling back.

[BABY SHOES]

Good approach buddy... nothing bad about your plan in gambling means you have a good habit in gambling, in the sense that this will prevent from gambling addiction.

Single bet or parlay (2 legs) it is possible you can win the bet as long as you have confidence in the team chosen.
The bet loses, then the gambling session ends, meaning this is good where you limit tight when you have lost.
Win a bet... then withdraw it, at least this is the best way you do it.

[TheUltraElite]

You fire and forget, it helps reduce the anxiety associated with games and leads to better mental states in gamblers. But most people woild rathet be watching the game unfold every minute rather than just focus on the outcome.

Hence if you keep up this approach, well and good. It will keep you happy and not allow you to get addicted to the games again. Eventually you will be able to stop gambling.

The people who are commonly making the mistake of playing on and on have to rethink the amount of money lost already before making the next bet.

[michellee]

That is good for him because he realize that gambling can trapped him in gambling. He use that way to stay awake.

I use the same thing like him where I deposit money and see how good my lucky at that day. If I win and reaching the minimum amount, I will cash out and not involving in gambling for next few days.

I am not chasing the win and let it comes by itself and if I lose, I can accept it and not trying to recovers my lost. I have the bad experience by trying recovering my lost and ended up by losing all of the money I have.

But if you really afraid losing money in gambling, you don't have playing gambling. Many other activities you can do which don't needs to use money. Playing gambling is just a choice.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I'm gambling for fun and not just for the profit, so I have different approach that I use in sports betting and this one is one of them, I can predict some games, stake on it for that day and even forgot that I stake on a game that day, it could be the next time that I want to bet again before I will see outcomes of my previous bet. My daily activities sometimes does not allow me to have all the time to be checking on my games always.

[Outhue]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

It is fine to take time away from gambling and engage in other entertaining activities, you are human after all, you have every right to get bored of something and more to another, I've never felt bad quitting gambling for three weeks straight or more because what I care about is having the best time of my life.

Sometimes I found WoW to bring me more excitement than gambling, other times I like first person shooter games more or just relax on my chair and watch some movies, until that gambling urge kicks back in I would not mind taking some time off gambling.

[AmaGold70]

Lately I really don't find gambling to be that exciting anymore, at least not as exciting as it used to be before. Prolly because I've discovered and indulged lately in other activities that entertains me more than gambling, but sometimes i still feel the urge to gamble and I'm always afraid whenever i get this urge to gamble, afraid that I might lose it since I'm not really doing it for fun lately. So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

Well, every gambler has his or her own gambling approach, but i still like the approach you are using, since you don't gamble everyday. Gambling has really thrown some gamblers off balance and some gamblers are using the wrong strategy and approach making them to regret whenever they gamble and did not win. In the first place, their is no guarantee of winning your gamble, this is the first thing a gambler should bear in mind, also do not gamble with big amount of money you can't afford to loose, when you have all these things in your mind and you remained disciplined, you will deploy an approach that will not keep your mind up while gambling.

[JunaidAzizi]

Your approach isn't bad at all but it all depends on the particular amount of money you stake with, if it is a high amount then taking such risks isn't worth it. i know a lot of people think that staking a huge amount on a small odds is actually safe, well maybe it is to gamblers but I don't think it is because you might end up losing all of it. if you take responsibly then there is nothing wrong with your strategy.

I think in his case, he used a small amount and then left the casino with whatever the results were. Normally, if we bet, we are curious about the outcomes, thinking about them all the time, and we check them again and again because we value our money. We know that if we place a good amount and it results in a loss, we will be upset. However, he left the casino, which shows that his bets are small and he does not care about the results. I may be wrong, and he may have some other reasons too, but what I gather from his post is what I wrote above.

[dimonstration]

So what i do lately (like today) whenever i get the urge to play is deposit a particular amount, find a singlr game or two (in sports betting BTW) and stake with all the money and leave the casino with whatever outcome of the bet, if i lose, that's the end of my session for that day, i leave knowing i wasn't ucky, and if I win, i withdraw my wins immediately knowing I've made some good profits that day.

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

This is a lazy approach which I think someone here in the forum created a thread like that always bet all-in whenever he gamble then move on.

Technically, that method has less exposure on the house edge so I will not criticize if that’s what you want on how to gamble.

But I will not do the same since I want to enjoy gambling slowly and accumulate wager as much as possible to lvl up my VIP.

[nimogsm]

The reason for this approach is to prevent me from being sucked into the casino since I know I'm not playing for fun afterall, anything can happen. So is there anyone who also tries this approach and what do you guys think about this approach?

I can go months without gambling because I simply don't have the time or the mood. I'm extremely relaxed about games and betting. Years ago, my passion would take over, and I'd want to play at least on the weekends to get my adrenaline rush, but over time, that has somehow passed, and I no longer have the urge because I have a ton of other things to do, like work, which takes up a lot of time. I choose to meet up with friends when I have time rather than waste my free time gambling.My priorities is have shifted.

[sunsilk]

That is a make it or break with how you gamble. If that fits your gambling style, then do that for as long as you can because it is your money that you're gambling with.

And no one is going to save you but only yourself. So, if you are gambling for fun you will not be so mindful about the results.

I think for gamblers, that's how we should think when we gamble and not obligated to chase losses.

[Dunamisx]

In gambling, we are not limited to a single trial, we can keep up with several attempts till we get the perfect result needed, that is why we may not rely solely on a single entity in gambling or use the same strategy too often, except we are more satisfied with the one we are using already.