What % of your signature income gets burned on gambling?

[LastKiss]

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.
~snip~

I come from a developing country too but I only spend around 20%–50% of my signature campaign earnings on gambling. It's not always 50% because I don't experience losing streaks or get my bankroll wiped out every day. I think it's normal for people living in developing countries because we also want the chance to hit a big win and change our lives, spending or risking a small amount for the possibility of a big win is definitely worth trying.

[m2017]

Let's be honest guys, this forum is full of degens,

You speak rather unflatteringly about the forum participants with whom you are side by side.

and i know a lot of you use the signature campaign income as gambling fuel.

How do you know for sure? Is it because you're just like you said, degen?

So, share your experience with us.

Do you want to hear a sincere confession from everyone?

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.

What's your current bottom line after spending 50% of your sig.campaign revenue on gambling? Are you in profit or in deficit (overall)?

In the past, when I received a sig.campaign reward in my casino account, I experimented a bit with deposits and bets. I managed to gradually increase my deposit for a while, but eventually, I lost everything. Since then, I haven't risked my rewards from sig.campaigns.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

It depends on the month. Usually between $50 and $100. If we compare that to what I’m currently earning—which is about $300 a month—and let’s say the average is $75, that would be 25%. But that was more common in the past; lately, I’ve been saving most of what I earn from signature campaigns. It varies from time to time.

[KiaKia]

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 used most of the money I made from signature campaign to buy Bitcoin, it's my second way of buying Bitcoin every week and few times in the past I've used some percentage to gamble.

Using part of the money you made from signature campaign to gamble is a good way to stay a gambler, it makes you feel better since you are not taking money from your salary to gamble.

It's all good though, there are options to everything we do, just pick what suits your needs and desire the most, gamble the easiest way you can and stay responsible doing it.

[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.
~snip~

I come from a developing country too but I only spend around 20%–50% of my signature campaign earnings on gambling. It's not always 50% because I don't experience losing streaks or get my bankroll wiped out every day. I think it's normal for people living in developing countries because we also want the chance to hit a big win and change our lives, spending or risking a small amount for the possibility of a big win is definitely worth trying.

Perhaps I just have a different mindset due to the huge economical crisis I have witnessed here in my country and pushed me towards being a person who tries to save as much money as possible and not to spend it if it is not necessary.
I am still casual gambler, so I understand there are people here in the forum who see their campaign earnings as a way to hit jackpots and multiply it all, but I personally see advertising with my account as a job, something I take seriously and I also respect campaign money and I don't take it for granted, so I do not use it for gambling when I am having a rough time as I am lately (due to the situation here in Venezuela).

Perhaps it is not about being from a developing country or not, but being from a country who has experienced crippling inflation lately.
Just imagine, here in Venezuela, prices of groceries changed while you stood on a line at the supermarket waiting for your turn to pay for it.

[Bobrox]

Based on my income around $60 in weekly only allocated $10 every week for gambling and I play at gambling based on my signature code promotion, left of my signature campaign earning around $50 become my saving fund assets due the reward trough bitcoin I use for holding. I have run this way more than several years ago during active at signature campaign and my signature income allocate only 10% for gambling but its not allocate for every week depend on bitcoin price.

If bitcoin really at lower price I don't spent 10% for gambling and keep holding 100% of my weekly income from signature for investing in bitcoin, but current bitcoin price already drop I use 10% allocate for gambling.

[yahoo62278]

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.

If you ain't using it all for gambling you're a pussy lol. Kidding of course. I don't really feel there are as many degens as you think. In the old days the forum was full of gamblers, these days I feel like people join sig campaigns and cash out the btc for food. Shift in the type of users the forum sees active IMO.

[LogitechMouse]

Re: What % of your signature income gets burned on gambling?

I think around 5-10% only or even less.

I can't get the exact percentage TBH, and it's because I don't count it. If I feel that I want to gamble or put some bets, I'll put some bets. If I want to watch a game just like the Game 7 yesterday between the Spurs and Thunder, I will put some bets to add some excitement while watching. I don't count, but that's the estimated I think. I'm putting some of my earnings from signature campaign on trading as well to increase my capital. Well for me, that's even better than putting it all in on gambling. Trading for me isn't gambling unlike how others see both of them.

[junder]

I used most of the money I made from signature campaign to buy Bitcoin, it's my second way of buying Bitcoin every week and few times in the past I've used some percentage to gamble.

Using part of the money you made from signature campaign to gamble is a good way to stay a gambler, it makes you feel better since you are not taking money from your salary to gamble.

It's all good though, there are options to everything we do, just pick what suits your needs and desire the most, gamble the easiest way you can and stay responsible doing it.

As long as we use it wisely and practice good money management, gambling isn’t a problem especially when done very prudently such as by using only a small portion of our funds, so that even if we lose that amount it won’t be a significant loss. Dividing the income earned whether from a signature campaign or outside the forum is something that must be considered, because the key is to use it wisely. For example, if you use part of it to buy Bitcoin, that’s certainly not a wrong move.

[Cityhunter34]

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 have a specific amount, but I always make sure to stick to discipline since luck has the final say. Even without being told we're meant to understand that gamblers are spending money on the game, especially regular gamblers who normally get carried away by someone's prediction. Honestly, I only gamble on the weekend, and not every weekend, since I focus on draws. There are some weekends when I normally take a break and refreshing for a while.

[hopenotlate]

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 answer your question just take into consideration that the address I provided for signature payout is my deposit address for a gambling site 

So yes I feel quite correctly described by the word degen and lthough the percentage varies over time (sometimes I play more, sometimes less) I would say 80% of it I consider fun money to play with and the other 20% I just ....gamble away 

[SFR10]

So, share your experience with us.

In my case, sometimes I set aside 25% for gambling purposes ^[indirectly] while on other instances, it's actually zero ^{[as a casual sports bettor, I usually don't even spend half of the amounts I set aside, so I'm not refilling it until it's close to being fully drained]}.

[Porfirii]

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.

Colega, just because your level of degeneration is epic doesn't mean that the rest of it is also epic. Typical psychological projection ya know.

I think that 50% is too much, but we should have also into account many other variables like other sources of income, debt, and wealth in general, because if you are so lucky that your signature income is completely expendable, it makes sense to use a big part of it for hobbies.

This is not my case, and I prefer to spend it wisely and hodl the rest, and gamble with the money I allocate from my salary instead. That's because I can control much better how I spend that money than the other one, which is too easily wasted.

[nara1892]

It seems that I use approximately 30% of my campaign funds for gambling, the reason being that my main income stream from my business is not doing well right now, so I have no choice but to take a little money from my campaign income to cover monthly expenses such as electricity, water, and internet packages. However, if my main income from my personal business returns to normal, then maybe I could also spend 100% of my campaign income for gambling capital, but on the other hand, I think reducing my gambling funds is much better.

[DPHOR]

So, share your experience with us.

In my case, sometimes I set aside 25% for gambling purposes ^[indirectly] while on other instances, it's actually zero ^{[as a casual sports bettor, I usually don't even spend half of the amounts I set aside, so I'm not refilling it until it's close to being fully drained]}.

This depends on the amount you are earning on your signature campaign, most time when gambling you would never know when you keep funding your account, for instance I also have similar scenarios where the campaign itself do pay in their gambling site. This is what makes people either using up all their signature payments on the that particular gambling site where you would want to increase your winning but not all time do the people usually have that luck to double their money earned from their site.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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 am a seasoned gamblered and lately, I would say close to none of my signature campaign earnings goes back to gambling DIRECTLY..

I capitalised the word "directly" to lay emphasis on it, and what that means is that most of time when I get paid for my signature ad space which is usually remitted into my stake account, even if I am going to gamble with part of that money, I will first withdraw the funds to my wallet, from there, I send part or all to the exchange where I will convert to fiat and withdraw to my local bank account, and since Stake accept local currency deposits from my country, I will deposit some part of the receive local currency back to stake and gamble or bet on my favourite matches..

This is how I gamble for about a year now and and I sticked to this practice because it helps me save more, way better than before when I will straight away start gambling with the usdc I was paid and end up losing everything.

[Fiatless]

I am a seasoned gamblered and lately, I would say close to none of my signature campaign earnings goes back to gambling DIRECTLY..

I capitalised the word "directly" to lay emphasis on it, and what that means is that most of time when I get paid for my signature ad space which is usually remitted into my stake account, even if I am going to gamble with part of that money, I will first withdraw the funds to my wallet, from there, I send part or all to the exchange where I will convert to fiat and withdraw to my local bank account, and since Stake accept local currency deposits from my country, I will deposit some part of the receive local currency back to stake and gamble or bet on my favourite matches..

This is how I gamble for about a year now and and I sticked to this practice because it helps me save more, way better than before when I will straight away start gambling with the usdc I was paid and end up losing everything.

Why would you withdraw all of them before depositing part of it in fiat? It would have been better to withdraw part of your earnings and leave behind the amount you want to use for gambling. Withdrawing and redepositing a certain amount might cost extra transaction fees.

Anyway, I share the same thought with you that the temptation of gambling with all your campaign funds is stronger when you are paid using casino accounts. If you are not careful, all your earnings might end up in gambling. 

[Strongkored]

The percentage is small, and it's not always when I get paid.
Sometimes I don't allocate any at all for a month, but that's because I know I don't have time to play due to my busy work schedule.
However, during holidays, and during long breaks, I can use 50% or more, depending on the circumstances.

[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.

If you ain't using it all for gambling you're a pussy lol. Kidding of course. I don't really feel there are as many degens as you think. In the old days the forum was full of gamblers, these days I feel like people join sig campaigns and cash out the btc for food. Shift in the type of users the forum sees active IMO.

Well, i would say a lot of users still using the signature income on gambling, just read the answers from the other and you will find a lot of users just burning that money. And feels like we all have done it at least once. Its a lesson hard to learn.

I would say a lot of users haven't learned the right lesson yet, gambling is a losing game in the long run.

[ralle14]

The highest i've spent at one point was also 100%, but recently i've been trying my best to tone things down (5%-20%) now that deposits are accepted in any amount, unlike before, when it's tied to specific denominations ($10, $20, etc.).

Sometimes I would still bump up my budget if I see a good promotion. They'll always show up once in a while and it's too good to miss because you get double winnings or a free bet with little risk involved.