What % of your signature income gets burned on gambling?

[Agbamoni]

Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

While waiting for it to hit big before walking away? Well, this part is more risky. For me, I dont have to wait for my bet to hit big. 2x, 3x, up to 10x of my initial bet is quite comfortable for me to walk away.

[Miles2006]

I thought we all engage in gambling twice or beyond in a week, I don’t like using all at once because sometimes after spending almost everything you find an interesting game with high chance of winning and then there’s nothing to do because the funds is finished. I use 20% and sometimes 10% depending on the games, like I said I’m move only when I find an interesting game with nice odds so sometimes I go beyond the budget but, I don’t go all in.

[mcdouglasx]

Currently, I spend 0% on betting because I have debts to pay off! If I didn't have debts, I might still play a match or two, but it wouldn't involve enough money to worry me... When you have a lot of money to worry about, you inevitably stop spending money on less important things like betting, which should be for leisure. Although when I bet I only bet a small amount, because I like football and watching the matches.

[Furious 7]

I still do the same thing every month where my income will be set aside for gambling and it's not up to $40 because that's my maximum limit especially since I'm only in sportsbetting so it's enough for me to gamble for 1 month with that amount.

For signature income it's the same because it will still be considered as income so I only set aside the same amount and that means I only set aside $10/week for my gambling needs.
Even though the money comes from the casino but once it's paid out as we're entitled to it's ours so I just limit it to my tolerance for gambling. That's fair enough for me because in the end the extra income in the signature even though it comes from the casino but it's not directly related to gambling but purely due to professionalism so there is no specific reason to return the whole.

[GeorgeJohn]

Before I joined forum I have been into gambling, so I know the methods of gambling, from initial I understood that in gambling you have to gamble gradually, And understand that gambling is all of risk...since I have known gambling too well, I dont gamble often and I dont gamble with everything I have received from signature promotions subscription, it little that I put in, for gambling and yet I do lose often...so gambling is not something  you will be putting all your weekly subscription in signature for...

[Finestream]

Maybe 5%-10% and sometimes I do not gamble at all especially if I don't find interesting odds when gambling. So I can really tell that its easy for me managing my funds because as much as I don't find gambling a priority, I also have more important bills to pay and those will be coming from my signature income.

But if I am the type of gambler who really makes it a point to bet every now and then, I guess my whole income from signature won't be enough. There is no huge amount when it comes to chasing your luck, and chasing your previous losses as well. Good thing I'm not that compulsive type.

[bhadz]

Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

My mindset is different, while being positive is important when we gamble. But any amount that I get from my income is money gone away forever. That protects my mind and heart from being disappointed if ever my bet lose. It will be nice if I win but that's just a way of setting my mind that I have no expectations at all. I have no exact amount or percentage how much I allot when I gamble. Any amount that I am free to lose, I take it whether it can be small or big in times that I am in the mood of gambling a lot.

Currently, I spend 0% on betting because I have debts to pay off!

Salute to your brother, this should be copied by other gamblers who got debt to pay first.

[seoincorporation]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel. So, share your experience with us.

Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

Before I give my own experience I want to ask how the result have been for you so far? Can you say something about that first? I don't expect things to go this way always for many gamblers, since it's all game of luck.

So far... what can i say, once i hit a x330,000 and the last time i burned a serious amount was when i discovered that damn x10,000 on plinko.

After some years of gambling i desided to bet big chasing big multipliers. And i get a cupple of crazy shots:

| betid            | bet                   | profit                   | chance  | uid      | date                          |
| 6682440800 |      1.77163628 | 17,537.42753572 |  0.0100 |     622 | 2025-02-02 18:15:31 |
| 6166662657 |      1.33601560 | 13,225.21842440 |  0.0100 |     622 | 2023-10-06 05:07:16 |

[Hispo]

Currently, I am pretty much using 0% of my car.oign income to gamble. When I feel to gamble casually I just some spare money, but that is rather rare nowadays.
I see wearing a signature and profile picture and keeping my posts as constructive as possible as job and as a way to sort out my situation in this very unstable country, I am from Venezuela, so I am unfortunately not in a position in which I have much money to gamble away for the sake of fun.

Sometimes I have felt tempted to become a regular gambler and use a percentage of my signature income in order to have fun, but I have other priorities I need to cover: food, health and helping my family with whatever they may need to keep going on in thish very weird and yet beautiful country.

[Samlucky O]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel. So, share your experience with us.

I hardly use my campaign money to gamble, I know gambling is addictive, and I know that if I start using my campaign money to gamble most of the time, it will become part of me, and that will make me to spend all my weekly money on Gambling. So the best way is to avoid it from a distance, I only gamble occasionally. Apart from that, gambling does not guarantee return like campaign weekly payment, it is better to get something in return from campaign fund and use it to achieve some of your goals than wanting to spend your weekly fund on gambling. Of course that will not be a good decision. Some people who are addicted to using weekly quota to gamble away are even thinking of how to get rid of that mentally, that's why I don't want to be a victim, instead I avoid it from a distance.

[tread93]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel. So, share your experience with us.

Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

Honestly its like less than 5 percent probably I just want to hold onto it or maybe save it for a rainy day:D the sig campaign tho it would be fun to splurge one time and see how it goes

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

For me, I do not have a specific percentage which I burn into gambling, but what I always do is gamble with a random percentage each week or month, inasmuch as it's an amount I can willingly afford losing at the time. Because sometimes when we set a certain percentage as target which we into gambling, in some weeks, we could find ourselves gambling below or above that expected amount, which Is why I usually don't set a target, but make sure that it's what I can confidently afford losing. Because infact, burning back to the casino through which you are promoting it's signature campaign is very Important.

[junder]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel. So, share your experience with us.

Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

I think probably almost all of the members here use the income from the signature campaign as gambling fuel. The difference is that some do set an exact amount and some do not.

I myself rarely gamble these days, but when I want to do it then I use the income from the signature campaign as gambling fuel and even then it's not all just a small amount because with the rest I use it for personal needs.

[Alex077]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel.

Yes, after reading most people's comments in here it seems true that a large part of us are degens. I was also in this dilemma at one time. But now I treat this signature income like a regular salary. I allocate a large part of my money to buy Bitcoin or invest in altcoin. A very small percentage I use in the casino to enjoy my time.  When i take profit from my investment, I spend a hefty amount to do sportas betting. If I play this strict scheme, even if the bet part disappear, my main hard earned money is always safe and secure.

If you want to know my own calculations, I keep this at a maximum of 10 to 15%. I allocate the rest of my money for DCA

[MAAManda]

I would say around 60% - 70%, some might say that's a large percentage, but for me, it's the entertainment cost after a week of posting. Even though I spent up to 70%, in the end I still had the rest to enjoy, some for hodling & the rest I used for living expenses. Always remember that gambling is a game of luck, my percentage isn't completely lost, because in some sessions I got big wins.

[Betwrong]

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Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

I think, in my case it's 20%. Sometimes less, sometimes more, but I think it's very important, regardless of how much money you make, to not go over $100 per month spent on gambling. I mean, in many parts of the world even $60 per month spent on gambling would considered a lot, but $100 should be the limit in any part of the world, in my opinion.

[bangjoe]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel. So, share your experience with us.

Personally i would say 50%, but sometime when that "Fun money" hits big i walked away with the profit, that's how i like to roll, as gamblers say, go big or go home.

I can't seem to lie about this because I used to do this, it does seem like forum people use the wages from the Champaign signatures to gamble, these days I don't because I consider those wages as DCA bitcoins every week, and have a separate gambling fund.
It's not much just 5% of my income from my main job, and it's enough for me to have fun gambling and a bit of luck to enjoy with my family when I win.

[YOSHIE]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens, and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel. So, share your experience with us.

I think 20% is sufficient, from the results of the campaign to bet on gambling, for me that amount of money is enough, what's more, I'm now only focused on sports betting, where 20% is already good.

However, from my experience from the past until now I can take home 20% of my money even though the amount of winnings can be said to be small, but I am satisfied and proud because I was able to beat the dealer in a row.

For me it doesn't matter if the number is small, but I'm happy for it, because my bets win more than I lose, that's what makes me happy.

[rachael9385]

100% 

I spend all my signature campaign earning on gambling since it’s my dedicated balance for my gambling from my extra income on the forum. I have business and other profit generating sources that sustain my daily cash flow without relying on my campaign earnings.

It’s either I will totally not gamble or use it all-in.

Well, you can actually do a lot with what you earn from the signature campaign, perhaps what you make From your business is a lot of money which makes the amount of money you earn from the signature campaign insignificant but you need to rethink your decisions because in the long run that's going to accumulate to a lot of money, even In two months it's a lot and you can get somethings done with those earnings.

[Hispo]

It is surprising how many people actually use a considerable percentage of their signature campaign income to gamble... I have only found a single person on this thread so far who does not gamble their signatire money at all.

I thought that since the majority of people here come from developing countries, they would not be able to have the chance to risk the money the get weekly. But I guess I was wrong, though.

It only shows how powerful and widespread gambling is, regardless of one's country of origin and culture...
Also, it seems there have been many people who were not gamblers before joining their signature campaigns and use a percentage of their earned money to gamble. If you think about it, it is a clever strategy by casino to grow further here on Bitcointalk.