Your time limit in gambling.

[terrific]

This is how planning helps in gambling, because it would only be profitable when given minimal attention to and not all the attention. Gambling is an exercise that must not be given the most attention, divert the energy and finances into something more productive.

If you're up for the fun, you don't have to give 100% of your attention on it. And that's why you're only spending few minutes of your time.
But, even with so much planning that you're doing before you gamble. You'll have to be strict on yourself so that you won't be violating yourself.
Because many gamblers have been telling that, to limit their gambling time, their bankroll and what not. Yet, they're the ones who are not following their plans.

[danadc]

But for some, maybe it works for them setting a time for their gambling activities. But for me personally, I don't mind with the time, I just know that when my budget runs out, then its time for me to leave the casino immediately.

I'm also applying that strategy I think it's much more valuable. In a short time, it's enough to lose a lot of money. On the other hand, when you have a budget and you spend it, everything changes when it runs out That's a very good tactic, and it greatly reduces the risk of falling into addiction That's already something very interesting Time can be a variable , but it doesn't determine whether you can fall into addiction.

[junder]

It is important for gamblers to watch how often they gamble so that at least they can involve themselves in something that is going to be profitable for them without relying too much on gambling.
Everyone should get serious in their daily business and work and gambling shouldn't be seen as a easy way to make money to prevent accessibility free zone without measures.

Considering that gambling will not always bring us profits, we should not gamble too often. It is better to do it occasionally.
My current habit is to gamble occasionally, and it does not have a negative impact on me. When I win, it is quite profitable, but when I compare it, the amount I lose is still greater.

[fruktik]

I don't really pay much attention to this issue. I usually play as long as I have money in my account. Naturally, this is a strict limit, which I try never to exceed.

I play when there are no other distractions. So, the gameplay happens during downtime. This has become the norm for me. It all just happened naturally. I never even thought about it intentionally.

[#CapsLOck]

It is important for gamblers to watch how often they gamble so that at least they can involve themselves in something that is going to be profitable for them without relying too much on gambling.
Everyone should get serious in their daily business and work and gambling shouldn't be seen as a easy way to make money to prevent accessibility free zone without measures.

Considering that gambling will not always bring us profits, we should not gamble too often. It is better to do it occasionally.
My current habit is to gamble occasionally, and it does not have a negative impact on me. When I win, it is quite profitable, but when I compare it, the amount I lose is still greater.

I agree as well that gambling will never be viewed as a smooth way of acquiring wealth. Its dependency on it as a form of income is likely to result in the stress and poor decision-making. It is better to think of gambling as entertainment and not a financial tool. I also like the fact that you tell the truth and mention that you have more loses than wins overall. It is a good way of self-knowledge. Money and time can be established to be in balance and ensure that the gambling does not limit the daily commitments.

[Taskford]

It is important for gamblers to watch how often they gamble so that at least they can involve themselves in something that is going to be profitable for them without relying too much on gambling.
Everyone should get serious in their daily business and work and gambling shouldn't be seen as a easy way to make money to prevent accessibility free zone without measures.

Considering that gambling will not always bring us profits, we should not gamble too often. It is better to do it occasionally.
My current habit is to gamble occasionally, and it does not have a negative impact on me. When I win, it is quite profitable, but when I compare it, the amount I lose is still greater.

I agree as well that gambling will never be viewed as a smooth way of acquiring wealth. Its dependency on it as a form of income is likely to result in the stress and poor decision-making. It is better to think of gambling as entertainment and not a financial tool. I also like the fact that you tell the truth and mention that you have more loses than wins overall. It is a good way of self-knowledge. Money and time can be established to be in balance and ensure that the gambling does not limit the daily commitments.

Hard to acquired that target especially if they are just playing, because chances to lose is more higher than they became wealthy when engaging on in this activity.

Yeah, some gamblers out there luckily manage to earn huge, but everything is not consistent since eventually they might end up losing if they lose control and go all in with gambling for thinking that they can still get more then became so greedy.

Proper balance is important and for me its better to threat gambling as great form of entertainment.

[Pmalek]

That's better, and sports betting is also not as addictive as casino games. I have barely seen or heard about people who are addicted to sports betting, and even if I have, I'm pretty sure that the number is way lower than the number of people who are addicted to casino games. People spend so much time and money on casino games, and most of them even lose count about how much they have lost so far after one point.

Sports betting can also be addictive and there are addicts who gamble on sports all the time. But you are right that it's different. There are no quick outcomes in sports betting like there are in most casino games. There can be if you make live bets on certain markets.

However, a sports gambling addict is more likely to wager money on the outcome of one or more matches and then wait to see how that goes. That's 1.5 to 2 hours of waiting for the average sport event to finish. They can, of course, generate multiple betting slips. After that, they can play more and more, but there are only so many hours and (interesting) matches per day. During that same period, a slot addict could play hundreds and thousands of rounds. 

[Fredomago]

It is important for gamblers to watch how often they gamble so that at least they can involve themselves in something that is going to be profitable for them without relying too much on gambling.
Everyone should get serious in their daily business and work and gambling shouldn't be seen as a easy way to make money to prevent accessibility free zone without measures.

Considering that gambling will not always bring us profits, we should not gamble too often. It is better to do it occasionally.
My current habit is to gamble occasionally, and it does not have a negative impact on me. When I win, it is quite profitable, but when I compare it, the amount I lose is still greater.

Yup, just set a spare money and let the entertaining part to let you enjoy your gambling participation, it's usually better to keep yourself in-line with the intention to enjoy, unless you have that goal to try your luck and win, though there are factors that it may affects your emotions but as long as you can foolow your own rules and your own set targets, there's a good possibilities that you may continue with cautious actions.

[Miles2006]

I don’t think people see gambling as fun anymore, sports is more of an entertainment while gambling is seen as a means of earning quick money. This kind of mindset is misleading and can ruin a person financially, constant betting without self control all for the sake to make money is wrong as a matter of fact gambling is unpredictable. Staking everything also is not guarantee, the time spent might be as a result of the game although discipline is necessary to avoid gambling addiction.

[taufik123]

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However, a sports gambling addict is more likely to wager money on the outcome of one or more matches and then wait to see how that goes. That's 1.5 to 2 hours of waiting for the average sport event to finish. They can, of course, generate multiple betting slips. After that, they can play more and more, but there are only so many hours and (interesting) matches per day. During that same period, a slot addict could play hundreds and thousands of rounds. 

That is why those who only bet on sports matches such as football do not become heavy addicts, they only bet on certain matches and they will also see how each player and club is performing.
Unlike those who are too addicted to slot machines, it is terrible and there is no break to rest, all the money is played and they will lose in an instant.

Psychology will be more disturbed by the unrestricted playing pattern like slot games,
it will make a person no longer be themselves, and they just continue to play without caring anything about the slot machines.

[Localhostspeed]

Having a time limit when gambling is very important, a lot of people gamble for hours uncontrollably without knowing when to stop and thsi ends up causing either unbearable losses for them or it can lead to gambling addiction. This is just from perspective but I don't see any reason anyone should spend more than 30 minutes gambling because anything above that is only going to cause more harm than good.

Some people spend all their life time on gambling without realizing anything in the end. While there is nothing bad in gambling when you don't have anything doing, it's not healthy to be on something for long time like gambling. This is why I do tell people, make sure you spend less of time in gambling, it's only show a sign of addiction, inky a person that is addicted to gambling will be the one running around gambling all day and night and it's not until you make loss.

When you are not gambling, it's actually a true sign that you are gambling just like the way it's been experess when you are trading, when you are not trading it's actually good because that time you will be using it to learn your mistake. If gambling doesn't have a visibility for that, look at other peoples games and learn from them, you will understand more about true nature of gambling and the things it takes to understand your loss and your profits.

[Doan9269]

Make use of your quality time enjoying gambling and don't be frustrated at the cause because you're more desperate to win, thereby chasing after lose, we gamble to have fun, we must see every time spent on gambling as part of our valuable moment and this should mean a lot to us, taking more time gambling does not make us addicted or excruciates abnormal gambling behaviors except we intended to do so.

[icebar]

I don’t think people see gambling as fun anymore, sports is more of an entertainment while gambling is seen as a means of earning quick money. This kind of mindset is misleading and can ruin a person financially, constant betting without self control all for the sake to make money is wrong as a matter of fact gambling is unpredictable. Staking everything also is not guarantee, the time spent might be as a result of the game although discipline is necessary to avoid gambling addiction.

As long as the gambler sees gambling as entertainment, he will not give priority to earning money, but whenever his interest in gambling changes, he will face the most losses. Gambling can never be a source of income because winning is completely uncertain. Even if the gambler gambles for a long time, there is no way to say that he will make profit. Winning cannot be achieved by placing more bets. If a gambler tries to win more after winning, he will definitely lose because there is no certainty of winning continuously in gambling. In this case, only if he can stop himself after winning can survive in gambling. A gambler may not be addicted at first, but gradually becomes addicted, especially those who spend a long time gambling are the most affected. Before gambling, one should set a time limitation for himself so that the negative effects of gambling cannot easily affect him.

[|MINER|]

Make use of your quality time enjoying gambling and don't be frustrated at the cause because you're more desperate to win, thereby chasing after lose, we gamble to have fun, we must see every time spent on gambling as part of our valuable moment and this should mean a lot to us, taking more time gambling does not make us addicted or excruciates abnormal gambling behaviors except we intended to do so.

Overall, I will agree with you that spending more time on gambling does not mean being addicted to gambling but at the same time we must also remember that if the amount of time spent is such that we keep gambling desperately without keeping our working time or in the case of students in the case of studies, then that is definitely a sign of an addiction. Even if you are within your ability to lose here, it will still harm you in another way and that is to reduce the progress of your life or career. And we must remember that time is our most valuable resource which must be used thoughtfully.
And in this case, when we gamble, we have to do it during our leisure period, and in this case, even if we gamble for four to five hours continuously during our leisure period, there is no problem.

[Porfirii]

This is one of the most significant topics we could talk about when we discuss about gambling. We have hundreds of threads in this board about setting limits on the amount of money we spent, but IMO the time spent is as (if not more) important as money.

I try to limit my sessions as much as possible, usually not more than half an hour. An hour would be an exception, for me it is too much. I believe that, the longer you stay doing something with full attention, the more you'll ruminate about it when you're doing other things.

[MRY]

This is one of the most significant topics we could talk about when we discuss about gambling. We have hundreds of threads in this board about setting limits on the amount of money we spent, but IMO the time spent is as (if not more) important as money.

I try to limit my sessions as much as possible, usually not more than half an hour. An hour would be an exception, for me it is too much. I believe that, the longer you stay doing something with full attention, the more you'll ruminate about it when you're doing other things.

The time spent in playing is an important issue to make sure that we do not lose control over other things in real life. Unlimited amount of time in front of a casino screen will occupy us with other activities. We are only limited to brief sessions so that we are guaranteed of a balance in our mind and maximum productivity in our daily lives. A stringent schedule will hold me back to playing games as a light leisure, and will not affect our overall wellness negatively.

[Powerjumboo]

‎So, whenever you decide to gamble it should be planned, and short minimum of 1hour you are done, this only happen when you apply discipline, most times our friends may pressure us more to gamble, please walk away because the best gambler are not those that are strong but are those that knows when to leave.

I don't have a specific time limit for gambling, I can gamble anytime. I bet on sports most of the time, so I don't have a specific time limit because matches and games can start at any time. But it's not just me, I think most gamblers don't set specific times for gambling. If I were addicted to making money from gambling and making money from gambling, I might have set a time limit because I gamble for fun and I don't have a specific time for sports.

[Hypnosis00]

Set your time limit in gambling, as well as set your betting amount allocated for gambling. With that, you can be sure that gambling addiction is far from happening, because you instill discipline and proper management of your time and money from the start.

But let's be honest, gamblers are sometimes greedy and indiscipline, and if left uncontrolled, it will result to ineffective gambling outcome. That is why increase your understanding with gambling, it does not have to be perfect, but it should be something not regretting at the end of the day.

[xLays]

Even if I want to limit myself when it comes to gambling, there are still times when I ignore my own rules. Maybe it is because of addiction, or the dopamine rush that comes with gambling.
Most of the time, I only stop when I am already losing or more balance left. But recently, I have been trying different approach. Like as soon as my casino balance reaches $50, I withdraw immediately.
So my decision to stop or limit my gambling is based more on balance, not on time. Because honestly I can gamble anytime.

[r_victory]

On the days I spend the most time, I spend about two hours at most; I don't know; I can't stay longer than that. Sometimes I spend a little more, but it's not routine. And it's not every day, only on weekends, when I take my time for slots or other casino games; sports betting doesn't require our presence; you just bet and wait for the result.