What % of your signature income gets burned on gambling?

[Cryptomultiplier]

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.

Sometimes I can be very greedy to go all in on my entire weekly income but the outcome has not been all that favorable, for now I only set aside less than 20% income to gamble and I avoid getting my signature payment made into my gambling account.

I know many forum user's who don't even gamble with their signature payment, but they rather use it on spare money outside the forum, this can also be seen as a form of discipline since you will be accounting for the money outside the forum.

Risk is rewarding but yeah Sometimes those risks hurt in the way I you go big and not get lucky.

Let me say it depends on the platform a gambler has been used to before even earning from this forum and have the chance to use crypto casino platforms.
Some of us are so used to fiat platforms that cryptocurrency casino platforms are just a new area to explore and I can say for a fact that we use maybe like 10-20% income to gamble there.
With consistent effort and use of the cryptocurrency platform, the need to increase the percentage would definitely be necessary.

[taufik123]

To be honest, never and I only keep those Bitcoins for the long term only, I don't put them on any gambling platform, because I'm not very active in gambling.
Just entertainment and a few times, even that using the money I got from giveaways and some guessing the price of Bitcoin and such.

I have poor self-control in gambling, panic too much and always lose more when I start playing or start betting.
And until now it prefers to store signature payments in the form of BTC for the long term only.

[Fiatless]

I have been able to overcome the temptation of using most of my signature campaign earnings for gambling. The highest I might consider using is not more than 10%. I received my signature payment through my casino account, but I have been prudent enough with it. Most of my campaign fund is used for other important things, while I fund my casino account with fiat. Like I said before 10% of my earnings from here will be appropriate to spend on gambling.

[Nightwalker(NW)]

For me is been long which I earned from signature campaign but I do use my personal savings, I mean other source to use it to gamble. Few months ago I was able to use 5% of  sig payments to gamble, I know it's actually hard to use a total amount of money earned from signature to gamble but at least when earning the person should be able to gamble and also makes a personal savings since they can't predict when signature should be ending. To me I encouraged manage to always notify applicants how long their promotion should be lasting because sometimes people could jump from their campaign to another but after few weeks they end leaving people without campaign and most time they usually find it very difficult to get in another campaign.

[Frankolala]

I have been able to overcome the temptation of using most of my signature campaign earnings for gambling. The highest I might consider using is not more than 10%. I received my signature payment through my casino account, but I have been prudent enough with it. Most of my campaign fund is used for other important things, while I fund my casino account with fiat. Like I said before 10% of my earnings from here will be appropriate to spend on gambling.

I don't know why some people feel because they're paid directly to their casino account means that they should be tempted to gamble with all the money. This is where self control is very important. Sometimes, I already have what I want to use the money for before getting paid and the moment I get paid I withdraw it sharply. I use 5% of my sig payment for gambling.

[Findingnemo]

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 don't do that, 90% of the time I just withdraw the signature payment completely, even though it is credited to my stake account and I do deposit the BTC or USDT when I feel like gambling and I don't mix up things.

And gambling with your signature income is not bad either but don't consider it as free money because it is not, you are incentivized for your effort to take their brand so you did something to deserve that.

[lionheart78]

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 have not been gambling regularly since last year, but yes, when I gamble, I use the money I earned from the signature campaign.  Mostly, I allocate 10% to 25% of my sigcamp payment, but sometimes, when I feel like using my free time gambling, which is basically a whole day, I use 100% of the sig camp payment.  Sometimes I lose them all sometimes I win 6x or more of the bankroll, that is when I hit thousands multiplier in my slot session.  

[Africolo]

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 personally have a budget for gambling and never uses all my signature income to gamble and so I can say I use about 20% of my signature income to bet mostimes though not frequently. I hardly uses my signature income what I usually do is to withdraw it and use it for my personal needs and fund my account with my estimated budget that's the one I usually use for gambling and I don't get carried away that I will use all my earnings to gamble.

For some persons who uses their signature income to gamble is not entirely bad as it is a personal decision that anyone can decide to take but we should understand that savings is very important and it's not actually ideal to use one's signature income to gamble, if at all we want to use it, it should be some percentage of it so we can have some earnings in our account. Self control towards gambling matters and everyone should be able to control itself while gambling in other not to run into bankruptcy.

[Fiasem20]

I don’t use all my signature income in a bet or game.The least I use is 5% of my gambling income,I don’t exceed on that percentage.Whereas my gambling income isn’t paid directly to my casino account but even if my signature income is been paid to my casino account I won’t consider using all the money in betting.Most signature participants can risk all their earnings on a bet at once,actually it isn’t a big deal to those set of signature participants that have other source of income.If you have other source of income outside the forum you can decide to dedicate all your signature earnings in a casino your working for.

[hyudien]

I can't say exactly what percentage is spent from my signature earnings on this forum, sometimes I don't spend even 1% and withdraw everything for more important purposes, but also I have spent 50% on my gambling activities, but maybe if I average it around 10/15% that I allocate to gambling from my earnings on this forum. Because honestly the signature income on this forum is higher than the average salary in my country, so it's a bit unfortunate if it's all spent on gambling.
 

[colinistheman]

I have been able to overcome the temptation of using most of my signature campaign earnings for gambling. The highest I might consider using is not more than 10%. I received my signature payment through my casino account, but I have been prudent enough with it. Most of my campaign fund is used for other important things, while I fund my casino account with fiat. Like I said before 10% of my earnings from here will be appropriate to spend on gambling.

It is much healthier to spend 10% or less of your income on gambling. I think this is a very effective way to survive in long run on this line. If we talk about signature campaign payment, it may be a passive income source for most people. So if they want, they can spend 50%+ without any problem. But once they get addicted to this spending, many problems will arise. When the campaign ends in a hurry, they will not be able to get out of the habit of spending this 50%+ and then they may start spending their real life income on gambling. So I also prefer to spend 10% or less on gambling to control these instincts.

[Orpichukwu]

I'm one of those who like giving back a little to my employer. There are weeks when I burn out more than 50-60% of my signature earnings in stake, and there are also months when I don't even gamble at all. At times I make more than 4 weeks of my pay in such a week of being lucky. I don't calculate the percentage; I also don't do it often. It's something I choose on some random weeks to test a few games, give back and have fun at the same time while trying to raise extra money for un budgeted expenses.

[Jatiluhung]

Sometimes I don’t use it at all for betting, but other times I spend it all. So I don’t know what the average percentage is. However, using the income from the signature campaign does mean we don’t have to dip into our actual income from our real-world jobs.

Still, it seems like many of us here use less than 50%. And it seems the majority use under 20%. Well, that indicates that most of us here seem to manage our finances quite well. But I’m sure some of us don’t always add more capital for betting. Because sometimes we win, and sometimes over the course of a few weeks or even months, there are times when we don’t need additional capital.

[freedomgo]

Honestly, I don't find it ideal to fund gambling from our signature hard-earned income. Its best if we can use it for a certain investment and sustain its growth, and DCAing with bitcoin can be a good example, while some portion of it should go into our personal savings or emergency funds.

However, this is just my personal point of view. But I'm not saying its bad to gamble using our signature income, it will turn out bad if you gamble all your hard-earned income. I'm also into gambling, but I prefer to use my spare money from my job salary, and just keep my signature income for the business I am planning to put up this year.

[Dogedegen]

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.

It depends a lot on the case and the person but also in their periods of time. I assume one of the reasons why some casinos credit payments directly to accounts is because they have good data that this increases the amount that signature participants spend on gambling. This does not have much impact on me even if I have not been in such a campaign, but some users are posting that it does have an impact on them. I am quite disciplined, while I keep separation of coins very strictly so that my privacy is protected my spending would not go beyond 10%. I see it as an extra boost and then I decide to spend some of that boost as fun money for entertainment purposes.

Some users have indicated that they even spend up to 100% of their income and at high ranks that is quite a gambling budget. With some campaigns this could be even $300 or $400 per month which is a lot unless you are a high income earner in the first world. People must realize that even in Europe many people earn like $2000 or even less per month after tax, so spending $400 per month in gambling even if it comes from a signature campaign is huge. That is very big in percentage terms of the salary or even of both combined.

Max 20% no more than that, sometimes I also only spend 10% on sports betting, so I don't spend a lot of money from the signature campaign because for us it's better to use something else than all of it to gamble.

Actually, it depends on how disciplined they are in budgeting, sometimes more than the signature campaign income, but for me, excessive gambling is not good, it just makes the addiction worse, so you have to limit yourself.

That is very good, it is important to be strict about these things otherwise they can easily get out of control. Many people struggle with control because they were not strict at times when it didn't matter so much but it is those times when it is important to be strict too.

Honestly, I don't find it ideal to fund gambling from our signature hard-earned income. Its best if we can use it for a certain investment and sustain its growth, and DCAing with bitcoin can be a good example, while some portion of it should go into our personal savings or emergency funds.

However, this is just my personal point of view. But I'm not saying its bad to gamble using our signature income, it will turn out bad if you gamble all your hard-earned income. I'm also into gambling, but I prefer to use my spare money from my job salary, and just keep my signature income for the business I am planning to put up this year.

It is not any different if you use $50 from a signature campaign or from your job, it is the same thing. If you gambled with the same budget from your job income before and then started earning extra with signature campaigns but didn't increase the amount gambled then it would be different, but I doubt there are many cases like this.

[o48o]

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.

1-2% And i am serious. I consider winnings more like "fun money", and sometimes some of it can stay as my long term my gambling budget, but i have no reason to spend any more percentage-wise from bounty money then i would from my actual income.

And i am actually reporting my signature bounties in my taxes as well, because my government would have access to all my crypto finances anyway in the future, just like in most EU countries right now, so it's not "fun money" more then anything else.

[ASloveapg]

There may be many people who use the income from the signature campaign to gamble, and there may be many who may not be involved in gambling and who use the income from the signature campaign for their daily needs. Personally, I am not very deeply involved in gambling. I bet on a very rare match, very little. I can say that I only bet on football, but I never play slots, and I most of the time use my signature campaign income for myself.

[Issa56]

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.

Am a frequent gambler, and I do gamble with my signature earning, but I don’t have a specific percentage which I gamble with.  I do deposit any amount I feel into my gambling account at any moment, am not really the type that will have a specific amount of money which I will deposit weekly, sometimes I do deposit high amount of money, and sometimes I don’t always deposit less.

Things that determine the amount which am going to deposit is availability of time. If I will be busy in a week, then am going to deposit little amount of money, because am going to gamble less. Also if I have some problems to solve, and I don’t have much with me, then am going to deposit less.

[Cantsay]

When I was still receiving my signature payment via the platform directly, I noticed that I was spending more than half of the weekly campaign on gambling but when I got to a campaign that paid via my wallet address, the amount reduced significantly, from +50% to less than 5 percent and I can even go as far as not even gambling for weeks and save all of the weekly campaign.

[Pandorak]

It’s hard to say, because it’s a bit of a sad truth. To be honest, it’s often 100%, LOL.

It’s not uncommon for my real life earnings to be used for gambling as well. But this only happens at certain times, because i don’t gamble every day or all the time, only when i have free time or when i’m bored and stressed. At those times, i don’t think about where the money i’m using for gambling comes from, it’s all the same to me.