Who here really follows bankroll management when gambling?

[Asiska02]

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 is very important as it help minimize losses and will also put you in a position to stay long in the market regardless of what the outcome of your bets turn out to be. We cannot deny the fact of the many advantages of having a good bankroll management, but being more disciplined will only get you to actually stick to it. Sometime it gets difficult and boring to actually practice it, but once you’re now able to practice it better, it has a lot of advantages to your betting process than disadvantages.

[Yamifoud]

As much as possible, I tend to stick with bankroll management and stay discipline as I am. But there are times that I got really challenge to go beyond my bankroll and try risking a little more because once it lands a good win, I know I will be the one reaping the good fortune. But most of the time, it ended with a negative result, and even left my bankroll totally negative.

Let's be real, we all know how important bankroll management is, and its the only way where casinos cannot take advantage of us. It's just that, gambling is really addictive and somehow led us to gamble irresponsibly, that's why we won't be surprised if in the end all we got are maximum losses instead of losing only limited amount.

[JiiBs]

If by bankroll management you mean to blow my bankroll chasing longshots, then yes, I have managed to do that many times.

If you mean only gamble a certain amount based on a time schedule… Then no, I haven’t done that.

Your shoes might just hurt my foot in the same way.
Sometimes, I find myself in the exact same spot as your first statement while gambling, where my bankroll isn’t limited by what I’ve got on the account but, can extend to what fiat I’ve left for some expenditure and that means, I’ve already blown my account surely.

Still, no regrets and tomorrow is always another day, that’s if it’s match day live too.

[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?

Bankroll management is very important as it help minimize losses and will also put you in a position to stay long in the market regardless of what the outcome of your bets turn out to be. We cannot deny the fact of the many advantages of having a good bankroll management, but being more disciplined will only get you to actually stick to it. Sometime it gets difficult and boring to actually practice it, but once you’re now able to practice it better, it has a lot of advantages to your betting process than disadvantages.

It’s not boring to practice bankroll management if you will consider the risk you will minimize by doing that. I’d rather want to feel less thrill on my game if I can avoid the pain of losing money due to reckless gambling.

Some people consider getting thrill by betting big while you can still experience this by increasing the volatile of your game and bet low amount only.

You can still win big even your bet is small if you will bet on games with high maximum return in exchange for volatility.

[passwordnow]

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 stick to my bankroll management for the very long time. But, there are times that I get so emotional that I disobey my own management and plans of how much I'll spend. It's not about getting boring but it's about how loser I am and I want to take back the glory that I think that was lost to me when I've lost so much already. That's how I take things when I am losing and my bankroll might not that be much but it's also affected when my emotion gets me affected.

[Miles2006]

Honestly, you just have to gamble taking full risk without considering the consequences some times, I think everyone has gotten to this level and for certain reason we still decide to gamble responsibly considering our financial budget. I know it’s really hard keeping up with financial goal in relate to gambling yet I will advise generally not to focus more on gambling activity always without money, personally this idea helped a lot because I choose to gamble only when the funds is available and don’t intend to go out my budget for example wanting more. During weekends find interesting games and then play while focusing on sports, failing to keep up with a proper financial management one might end up in financial crisis.

[Strongkored]

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?

Boredom is a player's biggest enemy when it comes to being disciplined with their bankroll management, and it seems like more players are unable to implement bankroll management for a long period of time. They must have broken it at some point, and I was the same way and usually happen when I've played too much in a week or month, my way of getting back into bankroll management is by taking a break.

[Agathamay]

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?

just like in the case of trading, there are cases and times when the strategies seems not to work and suddenly they get abandoned even in the middle of the days trading hours and that's also the case with gambling because most of these principles becoming boring and the urge to want to play more even against your principles.
greed and quest for more sets in and i've had cases when even people who were considered responsible used the money entrusted to them to gamble and ran out of loss in quest to recover from the previous losses and in most cases, people don't even realize that, they are chasing their losses until the entire account is wiped out.

one of the major reasons why people take gambling risk is to have control over their time and resources and the moment these things starts making them feel controlled, they simply use that as an excuse gamble recklessly and in conclusion, yes people go out of their bankroll or better put their risk management for several reasons that you might not even imagine

[Samlucky O]

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?

Surely sticking to this bankroll management is really hard . Sometimes I follow bankroll management but sometimes I also don't follow because whenever I am losing my mood changes and I start betting above my limit like crossing boundary from following bankroll management to Gambling with emotion, It is always two sided. It is more of a mixed feeling gambling. But most times or in most cases I follow strategy than emotion because emotion has delt with me.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Surely sticking to this bankroll management is really hard . Sometimes I follow bankroll management but sometimes I also don't follow because whenever I am losing my mood changes and I start betting above my limit like crossing boundary from following bankroll management to Gambling with emotion, It is always two sided. It is more of a mixed feeling gambling. But most times or in most cases I follow strategy than emotion because emotion has delt with me.

So you don't follow bankroll management, really. If you say you are teetotal but then immediately say that you sometimes drink you are not a teetotal.

To be honest, I find this obsession with bankroll management pretty silly unless you’re trying to make a living from sports betting or something. Seriously, who uses bankroll management when playing slots? It’s nonsense. Just deposit an amount you’re comfortable with, play until you get lucky and can cash out – or lose it all – and don’t worry about it anymore.

[Julien_Olynpic]

In fact, the author of this initial post likely also adheres to limits and manages their bankroll. It's just that their bankroll management style is more chaotic. That's why I've always maintained that there are different bankroll management styles. You can't completely eliminate bankroll management methods using limits, because then you'll sooner or later end up in financial disaster. If you find bankroll management boring, then it's likely that ending up in financial disaster won't be much fun. Therefore, it's better to stay calm while doing boring things than to stay up all night stressed out by financial disaster.

[junder]

I believe one way to address your bankroll management is to always make sure that you only spend your extra funds whenever you sit down to gamble. And if you already depleted it, it means, you need to stop and just call it a day. If you have this habit, keeping up with your set limit and not going overboard, I believe, you won't have much problem with your bankroll or with your gambling. That in my opinion, is one way to really handle your bankroll without constantly jotting down your expenses because you are just playing for your extra. If you can do this - you don't have to worry about your gambling habit.

The money used for gambling should be money that I consider to be truly disposable meaning it’s not intended for other purposes, such as paying bills or meeting basic needs. Because when someone gambles using money that shouldn’t be used for that purpose, that in itself is a mistake.

If we’ve already developed the habit of managing money wisely then even if we gamble it won’t have a negative impact on the contrary, if we lack this discipline it can lead to negative consequences especially since gambling can make us forget the risks involved.

[LUCKMCFLY]

The money used for gambling should be money that I consider to be truly disposable meaning it’s not intended for other purposes, such as paying bills or meeting basic needs. Because when someone gambles using money that shouldn’t be used for that purpose, that in itself is a mistake.

I agree with you, bro, first things first. Although I think the money used for gambling should be used only for that purpose, for fun, to have a good time, and without any problems or doubts about it. But the most important thing is that when you gamble and lose, you shouldn't bet more money than you initially intended; that's where discipline com

[aioc]

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?

You really can't. There will be a time when you break the habit because you are too excited to stop, or you want to extend your session and think you haven't reached the feeling you need to stop.
It's okay to break your set of rules from time to time, but don't make it a habit to the point where you forget to manage your bankroll properly so you can continue to play safely.

[Dunamisx]

I don't think many people follow the normal procedure again as before when it comes to bankroll management in gambling, because before we no longer see things have already gone out of hand as we Gamble due to the fun we are having in it.

Bankroll management is effective when we apply it in gambling and ensures that we have a prolonged gambling duration, but when we fail to plan this out for ourselves, we may be caught on a way and be unable to afford gambling when we are already running out of bankroll, this is where it is needed because it will do us more of good than release expect when we apply this strategy.

[xenomorfo]

The money used for gambling should be money that I consider to be truly disposable meaning it?s not intended for other purposes, such as paying bills or meeting basic needs. Because when someone gambles using money that shouldn?t be used for that purpose, that in itself is a mistake.

If we?ve already developed the habit of managing money wisely then even if we gamble it won?t have a negative impact on the contrary, if we lack this discipline it can lead to negative consequences especially since gambling can make us forget the risks involved.

Exactly, very good Junder!
It must be money that you are allocating to entertainment, so what do you consider a loss even going to the cinema or going for a ride on the train to go on holiday?
Not exactly. So I would tell you that in the end if you know how to spend you can have fun without losing a fortune.

[uneng]

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?

Surely sticking to this bankroll management is really hard . Sometimes I follow bankroll management but sometimes I also don't follow because whenever I am losing my mood changes and I start betting above my limit like crossing boundary from following bankroll management to Gambling with emotion, It is always two sided. It is more of a mixed feeling gambling. But most times or in most cases I follow strategy than emotion because emotion has delt with me.

At least you are trying, and as practice makes perfect, you can be assured that within time it will be easier for you to manage your emotions in order to follow the rules imposed by you over bankroll control. Don't feel sad if you fail controlling yourself sometimes, because it's part of the learnship process to make mistakes. You are adapting yourself to the situation, while holding on against temptation. We can't win every battles, but we can win the war if we keep consistent over it.

[danherbias07]

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 stick to my bankroll management for the very long time. But, there are times that I get so emotional that I disobey my own management and plans of how much I'll spend. It's not about getting boring but it's about how loser I am and I want to take back the glory that I think that was lost to me when I've lost so much already. That's how I take things when I am losing and my bankroll might not that be much but it's also affected when my emotion gets me affected.

As long as that disobedience doesn't go very far. Here in our country, there's this bad habit of "one last deposit" or "just one last try". It's actually difficult to remove that from the system because it's become a traditional part of it.
We can always just go for one more try, but we must be clear in our minds that that's really the last one. I've made my own mistakes having that kind of bad habit, and sometimes it goes so far that I regret it. It's a choice, and it's our fault for letting our vengeful emotion get the better of us. I learned my lesson the hard way, and now I am following a budget where I will stop if I don't hit anything good.

[Crypto Library]

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 don't know how it is for others, but in my case I have been managing my bankroll for gambling for a long time.
And sometimes the bankroll is completely gone and sometimes it is available. I am not really a hardcore gambler; I use my free time to gamble for fun. The main thing I keep in mind here is that gambling should not be a position other than entertainment, and so I set a certain amount as a bankroll every month that I can afford to lose. And within that, when I gamble, I can do it with confidence. I sometimes feel like my entire bankroll is completely astay due to busyness with the family and the work.

[Fredomago]

The money used for gambling should be money that I consider to be truly disposable meaning it’s not intended for other purposes, such as paying bills or meeting basic needs. Because when someone gambles using money that shouldn’t be used for that purpose, that in itself is a mistake.

I agree with you, bro, first things first. Although I think the money used for gambling should be used only for that purpose, for fun, to have a good time, and without any problems or doubts about it. But the most important thing is that when you gamble and lose, you shouldn't bet more money than you initially intended; that's where discipline com

Right, as long as you can control your emotions and have that strict discipline Inside the chance of having the fun and not to feel the pressure will surely help to make sure that you are executing proper bankroll management or money management, as we all know that emotion usually tricks our mindset thinking that if we add more after losing we will be able to recover but most likely the other side happen and it will only leaves regret after.