Do You Really Know Your Gambling Wins and Losses?

[Perfectbaby]

Do you believe you have a future in gambling?

To be honest I do not believe to have any future in gambling or to betterment my life through gambling rather gambling to spare time and have fun without excessively looking at the profit behind it because I know that it is not coming forth as we expected. Therefore, while gambling I do it for the pleasure and not for the benefit, couples with gambling with what I wouldn’t for any day counts much about the loses rather feels normal when I didn’t have any winning while gambling but if there is any winning on the process then I would have to take it as additional benefit or profit from it to fuel it up.

[TheUltraElite]

Most gamblers remember the good times and not the losses. If they start making a list in a spreadsheet about wins and losses they will start making an endless despair cycle which will stop them from documenting it further. Indeed the loses are cumulatively much higher than the wins and hence we have to keep this in mind when gambling.

Future in gambling is bright for the casino, dark for the players. It has always been like that even in the past and present.

The one who survives long term is the one who is promoting the casino, not the player.

[SFR10]

So my question is, do you have that kind of discipline? Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

Neither of these situations accurately represents me... Even though I set aside a certain amount for my gambling hobbies, I don't track the results to see if I've gained more or not.
^{- Regarding your second question, considering that I'm just a casual sports bettor, the outcome doesn't affect me that much, so I tend to forget them, but that doesn't mean I'm an irresponsible gambler.}

[fruktik]

Do you believe you have a future in gambling?

For me, one character of a gambler who might survive long term is someone who actually tracks his wins and losses. Not just remembering the big wins, but also counting the losses, checking the net profit or loss, and trying to see if there is really improvement.

Because without records, it is easy to fool ourselves. We remember the lucky days, but forget the losing streaks.

So my question is, do you have that kind of discipline? Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

Honestly, I don't really care about these statistics. I have a good time at the casino. When I reach my limit, I simply stop playing for a while. I can't afford to deposit more money, as it would affect my financial situation. And what is that if not discipline?

I much prefer to remember big wins and victories than to dwell on sad thoughts about failures. Why bring on unnecessary melancholy and sadness?

[Mhizlove]

Honestly for me I will say that keeping records can't just help someone to know if they profit or loss, it also helps show or expose bad habits and sometimes if people finally checked the numbers, they will realize that reality it totally different from what they do believe. At the end of the day, being honest to yourself is one of the hardest part in gambling, if someone can accurately track the results it will end up making decisions based on emotions rather than the actual results.

[Achalugo BTC]

Honestly, I don't really care about these statistics. I have a good time at the casino. When I reach my limit, I simply stop playing for a while. I can't afford to deposit more money, as it would affect my financial situation. And what is that if not discipline?

I much prefer to remember big wins and victories than to dwell on sad thoughts about failures. Why bring on unnecessary melancholy and sadness?

That's discipline and I'm glad, you really got to understand the game more better, unlike some gamblers that don't know when to draw the curtains and when to continue playing, as they are still struggling with this part. Stopping when you hit your limits, keeps and maintain the fun intact, and also, this keeps you in charge of your emotions because you know its more safer and fun, if one can truly control their emotions for their own wellbeing.

[CryptoYar]

Majority of amateur players live their whole lives in absolute rejection of their net performance due to the fact that keeping track is kill joy to the game. Any single, fortunate payout is hard to keep you not feeling like winner, but it is the inorganized wallet versus the cold mathematics of the house edge that will always win. I believe that the time you have to squeeze yourself to come up with incredibly spreadsheet of all of your bets is when the gambling ceases to be a fun activity and stressful occupation. I suppose there are actually few individuals who would not run mad seeing their lifetime losses. Unless you know what your actual numbers are, you are not really in game in this industry. This is merely extravagant price on momentary excitement.

[dwyane36]

FYI, if you play exclusively on sites that provide your complete deposit and withdrawal history, yes, you can count it.
Export the data and pass it to AI, and with a simple prompt, you'll get your monthly or yearly P&L, as well as your total all-time P&L.
From my betting behavior, I can confidently say that gambling didn't affect my net worth significantly, contrary to what people believe... But if you count it and see a big profit or loss, you might cut back on gambling since it's not healthy anymore.

As far as I know, many gambling platforms provide a history not only of deposits and withdrawals, but also of betting on games. However, I haven’t seen a single casino that allows users to export this data in a convenient format, such as CSV. For users interested in their statistics, this would be useful because it would allow them to analyze the results of each game and understand which games they’re luckier at and which ones they lose more often in.

[WhoYouCantKill]

To be honest I do not believe to have any future in gambling or to betterment my life through gambling rather gambling to spare time and have fun without excessively looking at the profit behind it because I know that it is not coming forth as we expected. Therefore, while gambling I do it for the pleasure and not for the benefit, couples with gambling with what I wouldn’t for any day counts much about the loses rather feels normal when I didn’t have any winning while gambling but if there is any winning on the process then I would have to take it as additional benefit or profit from it to fuel it up.

Most gamblers don't understand the implications of irresponsible gambling on their lives, they think its what they can handle easily, until they get deep into it. That is why in gambling, withdraw when you win, play the game with the money you can afford to lose and walk away if they have exhaust their budget, doing this won't result to any crisis in their lives, as there they won't be that pressured to create any crisis or any destruction.

[justdimin]

do you have that kind of discipline? Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

I'm the type of gambler who doesn't give a sh*t about these stats and everything, because I know that gambling is not something in which you can make a career or have a future. People are delusional if they think they can make money from gambling constantly, because it's logically impossible for you to stay profitable in gambling in the long run unless you win a very big jackpot and then stop gambling, but if you keep gambling after winning a jackpot, I can guarantee that eventually, you are going to lose more money than you have won in that jackpot, because gambling is a game of luck, and you can't be lucky all the time. And on top of that, the house edge will keep taking a portion of your wins, so it's a win-win for the casino all the time.

This is why, it's better for us if we realize and understand this as soon as possible, and treat gambling as only a source of fun and entertainment, or just try our luck whenever we have a buck or two to spend on it, because it's nothing more than that, and if you start considering it something more than that, like a source of income or something in which you can have a career or a future, then you are set to create a lot of financial problems for yourself, so you better be ready to deal with all that, because addiction is coming your way.

[SamReomo]

Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

I don't track the losses or wins because I'm not into gambling to make money, I'm into it to have some fun. Surely, when it comes to Poker, I do dream to win some good tournaments but someone has to compete with many good players and it's not an easy thing to reach top ranks when there're players who've been playing the game and tournaments for years.

In sports betting, I place bets for fun and entertainment purpose, sometimes I win and sometimes I lose. However, I try my research and everything always to get better overtime. Let's say if I count my losses then still it won't impact me in any way because I gamble with responsibility and I never deposit the money that could impact my life in anyway possible.

[Sanitough]

In sports betting, I place bets for fun and entertainment purpose, sometimes I win and sometimes I lose. However, I try my research and everything always to get better overtime. Let's say if I count my losses then still it won't impact me in any way because I gamble with responsibility and I never deposit the money that could impact my life in anyway possible.

Hope you keep it that way because honestly, it is easy to say those responsible words, but in reality, it is hard to maintain them when we are gambling, especially when it comes to consistency. I actually admire people who say they gamble only for fun while risking a small amount, because that is clearly low-risk gambling.

But for me, it is not that applicable because I always want to feel some thrill, and a small amount usually does not give me that.

[Russlenat]

But for me, it is not that applicable because I always want to feel some thrill, and a small amount usually does not give me that.

Small amount will not give thrill, that is why the saying is only gamble what you can afford to lose, it does not say gamble a small amount only because the simple reason is we gamble for entertainment, and without thrill, we will not really get that entertainment.

So what we need to do is stay disciplined all the time, because sometimes we are having too much fun and we do not realize the risk anymore, we only see the positive outcome and forget that one bad decision can hurt us.

Hopefully it will not happen to us in a way that makes us learn the hard way.

[EarnOnVictor]

Do you believe you have a future in gambling?

I do, but for only one reason, my overall winning has always exceeds my overall losses. This is possibly because I don't gamble desperately for the money, but take gambling easy and for what it is. So, it's better to keep it that way. The moment money is the driving factor, then everything goes south.

For me, one character of a gambler who might survive long term is someone who actually tracks his wins and losses. Not just remembering the big wins, but also counting the losses, checking the net profit or loss, and trying to see if there is really improvement.

This changes nothing, but only taking down notes. Practically knowing how to gamble, play it responsible and ensure your proper management as a priority will go a long way.

[Franklyn-wood]

So my question is, do you have that kind of discipline? Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Your casino deposit and withdrawal history can serve as a feature to track your wins and losses, wins through withdrawals done and losses through deposits.

From time to time it is important to go through so that you can ensure you strike a balance and not turn gambling into a hole in your pocket that takes money from you without you keeping track of it.

Records keeping of winning and loses are good is good isf discipline is involved. I meet a guy in transit while traveling years back as we where discussing about life and means of survival, he told us that he entered into gambling when he lost his job and no body to help him, he eventually meet a guy who was also a gambler and won, so he immediately started gambling also. He keeps record of all his stake, wining and loses. But because he was able stop taking high to recover his loses

[imthegreat]

Do you believe you have a future in gambling?

For me, one character of a gambler who might survive long term is someone who actually tracks his wins and losses. Not just remembering the big wins, but also counting the losses, checking the net profit or loss, and trying to see if there is really improvement.

Because without records, it is easy to fool ourselves. We remember the lucky days, but forget the losing streaks.

So my question is, do you have that kind of discipline? Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

But could it be that knowing these numbers about losing and winning, on the contrary, will push the gambler to try to reduce the loss and increase the winnings as soon as possible? And this will set him on the wrong course for long-term decisions, if only now he can make his gambling "winning" as soon as possible. Therefore, it is probably better to know approximately - is your passion for gambling now profitable or unprofitable in the end? And that will be enough.

[Zadicar]

Do you believe you have a future in gambling?

I dont think about future as this is only just that for past time and entertainment. I dont really think for me to have that kind of achieving up something
on playing it for long time or whatever it is.

So my question is, do you have that kind of discipline?

Yes for sure, when it comes to gambling funds or bankroll then it should really be always having the limitation because this is where most gamblers
ending up on messing their lives just because of having no control when it comes into this aspect.

Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

I dont have the numbers but im pretty sure that im on the losing side. but its just that fine because those were intended to be spend in gambling in the first place
and not being bothered if i do lost it all.

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

Having some significant wins is something that you can remember and we cant be able to deny that it do keeps on coming back and keeps our mind to be motivated
to play up even more just because we wanting more. As for loses then its easy to forget specially if you do hit up a consecutive loses then having 1 win then all of those
loses would be forgotten instantly.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I don't care about keeping this kind of record because I'm not actually a serious gambler or dedicated gambler anymore, I'm just a gambler that is playing for fun and then enjoying what ever small profit I can get from it. I don't take it so serious like I want to become successful through it, even if I will get successful through it, I must not take it serious, just on a lucky but unknown day when I stake with a certain amount and then hit that highest multiplayer, that's a day you can never guess even if you are gambling for profits alone.

[Sammye3]

Do you believe you have a future in gambling?

For me, one character of a gambler who might survive long term is someone who actually tracks his wins and losses. Not just remembering the big wins, but also counting the losses, checking the net profit or loss, and trying to see if there is really improvement.

Because without records, it is easy to fool ourselves. We remember the lucky days, but forget the losing streaks.

So my question is, do you have that kind of discipline? Do you really know how much you already lost and won in gambling?

Or are you the type of gambler who only remembers the wins, and slowly forgets the losses?

Generally, I enjoy gambling so I don't really track my wins and losses and just take it as they come. This is because I do not use any amount I cannot afford to lose so it's not really much of an issue whether I lose. As much as I gamble for more profits, I also enjoy gambling too.

Maybe some would call it " unaccountable " but that is how I enjoy to gamble. I believe not stressing about your losses would make it easier to get over and move on from it.

[riscohen4]

Gamblers never track their profits and losses, not even their emotions. A few do, but that is not enough. One can actually improve in gambling if those records are kept and looked at over time.

Moreover, people remember wins more than losses. But they don’t get the fact that you can actually learn from your losses more than your wins. Tracking wins can help you survive in the long run. It is not only about bankroll management.

Honestly, in the long run, even if you track it, it will mostly end up in a loss. That’s your overall outcome. But hey, who am I to judge. You can actually be in profits.