Who here really follows bankroll management when gambling?

[lovesmayfamilis]

It's incredibly boring. But yes, many people here think that they "earn" by gambling, and in this case it is simply necessary to know how much you "earn" by gambling. But for those who understand that this is only entertainment, counting money is considered bad form since winning money from gambling is considered a smile of luck, and you need to be able to attract positive emotions by easily parting with money without putting them in a cult and without creating an idol out of money.

[Botnake]

It's incredibly boring. But yes, many people here think that they "earn" by gambling, and in this case it is simply necessary to know how much you "earn" by gambling.

The goal has to be clear. If you aim to earn from gambling, then you need to have a method that can actually make it happen.

But for those who understand that this is only entertainment, counting money is considered bad form since winning money from gambling is considered a smile of luck, and you need to be able to attract positive emotions by easily parting with money without putting them in a cult and without creating an idol out of money.

Or maybe another way to say it is that those who believe gambling is only for entertainment will naturally treat it that way. As gamblers, we can have different ways of looking at gambling, and that should be respected.

Because if I’m someone who actually makes money from gambling, then of course I would disagree when people say gambling is only for entertainment.

[Peanutswar]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

I do that basically because when it comes to the slot games I do pick an automation so I dont need to make a click every time on the game of course its already configured with the automation feature of the casino but in the sad part here is once ive seen the game does not have a good outcome such as the Chicken crossing game is every time it make a first step it crashes already by the car so after seen this it gives me frustration with my bets so thats the time I made to stop the auto roll and I will the one who will make a decision to click or to cashout the game. I do just play slot games when I get bored with the game of sports and e-sports betting so just a leisure time with the slots just not to kill the fun of playing gambling.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Because if I’m someone who actually makes money from gambling, then of course I would disagree when people say gambling is only for entertainment.

This may be true. I will not argue with those who are strong and successful in sports betting. I myself know a couple of people who are quite "savvy" in sports (football in particular), and sometimes I just listen to their predictions or copy all their steps in my local championship. But those who play slot machines, proving that they "work" regularly by asking for loans and losing even more, are just lazy people who want to "go to heaven" for free. Even though I see them counting their money on the game, saying that they play "consciously," all they have in their wallets is laziness and gambling addiction, nothing more.

[Moreno233]

If you consider the importance of bankroll management, then the right question should be who here does not follow bankroll management? If you gamble without proper bankroll management, it is just a matter of time before you raise a topic here about messing things up through gambling because even if you are lucky to win, you will eventually lose the money back due to how gambling is designed to raise greed level and make winners think it is very easy to win.

It is therefore, very important to use good bankroll management as that is the way to succeed in gambling. It ensures the player remain long in the game and make them able to properly use their winnings and not use them to chase bigger wins, thereby losing the money in the process.

[Cointxz]

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

I do a proper bankroll management when playing blackjack because I’m using a firm strategy on my game including my bets and when to increase the amount.

My only weakness is playing slot games because this shit can easily makes me trigger betting when I’m on a long losing streak or buying bonus without getting anything despite paying big.

I minimize my slot games as much as possible for that uncontrollable reason.  

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

When people talk about bankroll management, it simply refers to the ability of you as a gambler playing with the amount of money you are ready and willing to afford losing at that moment while gambling. Because if you can comfortably afford to lose $50 to $100 daily or weekly on gambling and it will not affect your finances if you stick to it, then that alone can still a bankroll management. Because as a gambler, one thing we need to understand is the fact that their is always a minimum and maximum amount of money each gamblers gamble with either on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. And  inasmuch as they have agreed to stick to using that average amount, it is a bankroll management. And if you want to drop drastically on the average amount you have always gambled with, you have to be able to break it down simultaneously to how much you are willing to gamble with daily or per session.

[YOSHIE]

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?

Believe it or not, the world of gambling is hot, in my personal experience I can't last long in capital management, I have lust and find it difficult to control myself in certain games, I am also ambitious to win, even though there is no guarantee of winning for me.

In short, gambling is a game where when you win you take your money and leave, leaving a little capital for tomorrow, but where there is an unlucky day the capital runs out for the next bet. So my principle of gambling is that today winning is lucky for me, losing tomorrow is unlucky for me, I don't have serious capital management.

[Zadicar]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

I can definitely say that I can really stick into that bankroll/fund management when it comes on doing gambling on which I do make myself that completely stop or call it a day whenever i do already exhausted up that amount and thats something that gamblers should do in the first place but well each person is different when it comes on dealing up with something specially with gambling on which there are those who are really that treating it as an entertainment but majority will definitely be going for the sake of making money and thats why they would be ending up on miserable just because they are aiming for making money and thats something that you would be needing up to think about on which you shouldnt really be  that making yourself that easily get addicted with gambling and with that then proper bankroll management would be important and relevant. Its always be depending on you on how you would be finding yourself to deal up with it.

[Myleschetty]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?

Yes, the strategy might seem difficult, but if you want to play it safe and avoid becoming one of the many gamblers battling addiction, you must adhere to it. Playing it safe is preferable to feeling sorry for yourself later. This is similar to Bitcoin users being too lazy to use self custodial wallets and instead opting to store their cryptocurrency on a CEX.

[Dunamisx]

There's this funny aspect of gambling which most of us are often affected by, the moment we plan to do something, and along the line, we end up deviating from doing that same thing and this applies mostly to those who want to apply bankroll management when gambling, later the way realize that we cannot even manage to remain on the same plan we had already when starting, because gambling could be so entertaining that we forget most of the guidelines we set as to how we should gamble and the extent we can go when having fun.

[rachael9385]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

To answer your question I think that sticking with bankroll management depends on how disciplined the gambler is, there is a difference between being disciplined and forcing yourself to do something, when it's done forcefully they stop doing it after sometime because they want to make huge profits rapidly, bankroll management is essential in minimizing losses.

[Grace333]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

Well to be honest I have a bankroll management plan but i do compromise something and I don't treat it as normal. I mean after compromise I always ensure I stay in a deep state of reflection and over hyping the dangers of gambling outside my plan. That helps me to try not to make the same mistake as the previous ones. Sometimes gambling can get really tempting most especially when you just discovered a new strategy and your bankroll got finished, the temptation to test it to at least a reasonably amout of time would definitely kick and except you immediately leave that gambling atmosphere you may find yourself funding again.

[Hispo]

I stick to bankroll management as long as I can, indeed... And when it starts to feel boring and not as exciting as it is supposed to, then I choose to log off the casino and do others things.
It is more responsible to recognize when one is not longer having controlled fun on casinos and call it a day, then increasing one's wager to higher levels and ditching bankroll management for the sake of additional dopamine.

At least you are aware enough of your problem with bankroll management, so you can correct it when you have a chance to do so.
It is important to have others things to do besides gambling, so when our session starts to feel monotonous, we can log off and have fun with other hoobies.

[AmaGold70]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

Bankroll management for gamblers is a very interesting method of gambling, but of a truth only few gamblers are able to stick with this bankroll management. Bankroll management is for highly disciplined people, some will try it at initial time, but will fail very shortly. One thing that disable gamblers from sticking to bankroll is greed. When you look at the game selections, you are tempted to increase your stake, and even betting pattern, and once you are unable to stick to your bankroll, definitely you are disorganized. Sticking to your bankroll can be very beneficial, though you feel very confined since you are only restricted to a pattern. But when you deviate from that bankroll, your loosing could become more massive even as you increase your staking power.

[aylabadia05]

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

Continue to strive so that I can maintain bankroll management in the long term. In practice, I have arranged from the start the size of the bet I will play with the balance I deposit. What I often do is if the normal number of spins takes a long time according to my habits, then I will raise the bet a little after paying attention to how the pattern rotates each spin.
Obviously I did this because it had been a long time and wanted to end it quickly to prevent boredom.

[Agbamoni]

I wont increase my gambling amount if im not winning. I know the joy that comes when you are winning, that is the time that mostly leads you to increasing your budget, knowing you have a higher chance of winning more. A good day in gambling may not last for long. Maybe those few wins are just what you need to call it a day. That moment you switch to a higher amount, can be the moment you start experiencing losses and lose all you have profited.

[Antotena]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

I think there is guide for everything but as times goes on with personal experiences, people don't follow guide again but their own way of understanding and what they can do to make money from gambling. If there is no some of these rules in place, some people might just start gambling without any guide and directions and most often, they will lose more money than they never even planned in the first place, these are just guide to protect people.

You can have two or more gamblers put together to share opinions about this and trust me, each gambler view this differently, some will tell you that you should gamble your own way and don't follow what people says but in a nutshell, gamble responsibly. Some gamblers don't have anything like bankroll, they only make deposit of what they want to use at that time and if the games they predicted didn't go as planned, they just ditch everything and try again the next time they have money for deposit.

[Shadiq]

When my bankroll runs out in a month, I do not add any more money to my bankroll that month and do not gamble. This is the bankroll management for me and I am following this management regularly. When gambling is only your choice or entertainment, then considering the money, gambling outside the bankroll will seem like a luxury. If money is dear to you, then you may not spend much money on luxuries like gambling. If money is not dear to you and you cannot give proper value to labor, then bankroll management is difficult for you, because it is difficult for you to be controlled.

[Zigabel]

We always hear about it, people always say protect your bankroll, set limits, play safe, don’t chase losses. Sounds good when you read it, sounds right too.

But in real gambling, can you really keep doing it for a long time?
For me I can do it at first. First few weeks maybe, I follow it, I try to stay disciplined. But later on I get tired of it. It starts feeling boring and too controlled. Feels like the fun is not there anymore. Then I end up going back to my old way, more careless, just playing how I want because honestly that feels more exciting for me.

So I want to ask, are you also like that?
Can you really stick with bankroll management long term, or after some time you also stop following it because it gets boring and you want the old thrill back?

Playing anyhow and carelessly feels more exciting and that makes you see gambling as fun just the way it is supposed, but then that is an approach for someone who just wants to have fun, if you are actually going to look at making some money gambling, then the discipline for bankroll management is almost non negotiable. That will help you gamble objectively and give you that chance  to be able  to make some money from gambling  but if you are careless with it, you will only  gain excitement and only  a very few occasional luck to win money which in some cases may not be huge sum like you will see with someone who disciplined themselves and followed a strategy to manage their bankroll and risk.