Topic: Another question? Tell me your average amount per bet and your monthly income? (Read 1658 times)

The amount is too varied that this type of amount mentioned might not be possible. And there is no loss if you provide the average amount you are gambling per month or something like that. And if you think properly then both will seem the same to you.

I don't want to give any information about my net monthly earnings but the amount I spend on gambling on a monthly basis usually corresponds to 2-3% of my net salary and I take care not to exceed this rate. Of course, in some cases this rate can go up to 5% to 10% but this is something that happens very rarely and when this happens the balance is achieved again because my other expenses during the these months are low. As someone who has previously experienced gambling addiction and then successfully recovered from this addiction I can easily state that I don't want to encounter this situation again and for this reason I have been very careful about my gambling expenses in the last few years.

On the other hand, if I have expenses equal to or more than my salary in any month, I should definitely state that I don't gamble or that I gamble at a maximum of 1% of my salary. So, I can easily say that depending on my monthly expenses, I spend between 1% and 3% on gambling and very rarely this percentage can go up to 5% to 10% as an upper limit but I never exceed this rate.

Playing enough gambling can actually be done to get pleasure from gambling, but people don't do it and instead deposit more money to gamble. They think that depositing more money can give them more fun and also give them a bigger chance of winning, even though that is the wrong idea because it will only make them experience losses that could cost them all their money. We don't have a big chance of winning from gambling so we should avoid depositing more money. So instead of experiencing a big loss, we should prevent it and that can also prevent other problems that might arise after we finish gambling.

Yes, I like gambling, but I don't gamble too often and I don't allocate a lot of money to gambling. Maybe the amount always changes every month because it depends on the daily needs I have to fulfill so I have to adjust it to allocate funds for gambling. Using 10%-15% of your income is enough to be able to enjoy gambling as entertainment so you don't need to deposit more money to gamble. You can also avoid many losses with a fund allocation of that size.

Can we determine the aggressiveness in gambling just by knowing how much average amount we use in gambling? What if $300, $500, and so on?

If we can state an average amount therefore we are not aggressive already since we were able to keep up with that "average". Regardless of the monthly income, if a gambler just plays around the average amount, then they are not aggressive much. But to keep up with the topic, I'm just a minimum wager in our country. There's no average amount I can tell that I used in gambling since it depends on how much left to my salary that I can use for not priority things.

In this article,  we're going to take a look at some of the most important things that you can do to make sure you're getting the most out of  your money we're going to take a look at some of the most important things that you can do to make sure you're getting the most out of your money.

But in my opinion, there are many people who gamble with no caution and no discipline maybe yes the weakness of many people is that they cannot manage finances properly because it is not only in gambling but even with things outside gambling it can happen as well as life do related to style where they cannot manage finances  properly because they only think about style The same is the case with gambling if they only think about the winnings that must be obtained then they will not be able to manage their finances  properly because it is likely that they will use a  lot of money for gamblings and it will eliminate the money they have not made

Yes, that's right, because we shouldn't deposit a lot of money for gambling, because that's not the right thing to do. If we have experienced defeat at gambling then we should be able to leave gambling by not depositing the money back, big losses will occur if we cannot refrain from gambling. with the bad situation that will happen if we deposit money back into gambling even though there is a chance of winning, in my opinion the win will not be able to pay off all the losses that have occurred.

Do you also like gambling? and I want to ask how much budget you set for gambling with the income you get in a certain time. I myself gamble using 10%15% of the income I get, and with that amount I have to be able to manage how the budget I set must be able to last for the period of time I determine myself.

How many bets do you make in a week? Your average betting amount is normal, and even though I understand that the base bet of each gambler depends on their income, I believe one shouldn't bet a lot of money so that they can have the possibility of making more bets and maybe recover their money if they lose a few matches because sports betting is not like gambling games where only luck can make you win, you can win more games if you focus and choose the best sides after evaluating both sides in each game.

People that are good with sports betting and have a lot of knowledge and experience about the sports they bet in, they make extra money with their bets only with the budget they have allocated for their gambling activities and it's a great thing if you can win some money on the side.

Having limits when playing gambling is a must for every gambler so that they can prevent losing a lot of money and also avoid problems that arise from gambling. Losing from gambling is a certainty that we cannot avoid, but we can prevent a lot of losses by setting limits for gambling. We have to adjust the limits for gambling according to how much we earn and only need to use a small portion of that income to gamble. We also don't need to gamble too often to prevent losing money so we can still gamble another day and enjoy our free time by gambling. We cannot take too big a risk in gambling, especially if we don't have a large income, so we really have to be able to allocate a certain amount of money for gambling. Preventing the loss of a lot of money playing gambling can really help us avoid problems arising from gambling.

That is why we must be smart in managing our income so we don't regret spending most of our money on gambling. It would not be feasible if we were unable to meet our daily needs just because we used most of the money for gambling. After all, gambling is entertainment and we must be able to treat gambling like other entertainment so that we can manage the time for gambling and also the use of money.

That's why we have to be able to allocate a certain amount of money to play gambling so that we don't deposit any more money into the gambling account. If we have spent all the money for the day, we should immediately leave the casino and have no desire to deposit another amount of money to be able to continue gambling. We still have many free days to gamble, but we also have other activities to do immediately. And that means we manage our time well between gambling and doing other things we have planned daily. Depositing another amount of money will only make us forget to control how long we can gamble and will only lose even more money.

If we can avoid big losses, we still have some money that we can use to gamble another day and we also don't need to deposit more money to gamble. This will prevent us from losing money from gambling, especially for us. Gambling is just entertainment that we don't need to do too often to prevent losing money. Many people gamble without thinking about how much money they can use, especially when they get pleasure from gambling. They forget themselves and instead spend more time gambling.

Gambling requires restraint and financial prudence. I support recreational gambling with monastic self-discipline. Gamble can be intoxicating. I insist that self-regulation and a solid financial strategy are the keys to enjoying this thrill without the spill. I agree with you that financial mismanagement is many people's Achilles' heel. The adrenaline sensation is fantastic! However, if not handled carefully, its all transitory. I recommend a budget that respects your income to avoid financial disasters from gaming. Remember that prudence enriches fun, not stifles it. Always bet with your mind, not your heart. This lets you enjoy the event without remorse.

Self limitation would be always the key, it is really just that not all would really be that able to stick into their own limits on which when it comes to spending then everyone would really be that having that sense of urge when it comes on playing gambling on which it did really comes into a point that they would really be going overboard with those limits. If it happens that you are really going into those kind of behaviors and just cant be able ot stop yourself on doing so then this is an indicative sign that you are already addicted to it and this is something that you should really be avoiding at all cost.
Dont make yourself that easily make those sudden changes specially on having those limitation or having that kind of allocation on your gambling sessions.

3 percent of my monthly income. That's enough for me and I won't go far anymore. I've dedicated that rule to myself so that I can keep the discipline and also I am avoiding an event that my wife will punch me in the face for gambling the money.
For sports bettors like me it should suffice. I bet occasionally and I pick the games that I want to bet with. Filtered that I can win it with a high percentage unlike others who would make long parlays with high risk.

It is not recommended to deposit money back into our gambling account in one gambling session, if you still want to gamble, we hope you can restrain yourself after losing. Don't force yourself to continue gambling with just one gambling session. based on the fact that gambling is a random system game, therefore it is not recommended to continue gambling by depositing money back after experiencing a loss, it is better to stop and return to gambling another day, maybe another day you will be lucky enough to win.

Yes, that's right, we can only avoid big losses, we can't avoid defeat, because losing at gambling is a certain thing, and cannot be avoided, let alone denied. Many people tend to gamble without balancing the amount of money they bet with the amount of income. Indeed, everyone definitely wants to win quickly, but that doesn't mean they have to use large betting amounts. because in my opinion we should be able to balance the number of bets with the income earned.

For sports betting, my average bet is $5 and has been above that but only occasionally when I feel confident that I will win it but it can also be smaller than $5 when trying my luck when betting on multi-bets with more than 10 matches, and how much per month is spent in gambling does not have a fixed number, it can go up but it can also go down depending on the activity of the month, and I can say that I am not an aggressive gambler especially for now who prefers to save Bitcoin, however, if you play casino games such as slots, you will often choose the smallest bet, and income in gambling is very erratic, while for my salary I think it doesn't need to be mentioned.

Only way to do this is by having restrictions and also managing finances and time, that way we as gamblers can indirectly minimize the number of losses and even though it doesn't increase the chances of winning, this is the only effective way to avoid consecutive big losses.
Moreover, there are various positive impacts that can be taken, such as avoiding gambling addiction and also being able to prevent increased betting and endangering or affecting our finances.
Everyone may have their own salary or income, but the biggest mistake most people make, especially gamblers, is that they cannot control the amount of money coming in and out of each gambling activity.
Obviously this is very risky and self-defeating but they are blind, they don't have any thoughts about things like this because they only care about what they are doing, namely continuing to gamble according to their desires which are fulfilled by hopes that the chances of it happening are very small or even possible call it impossible.
As gambler, you must be able to think well and always try to take care of yourself, even though you have large income, if you gamble carelessly then all of that income will also be used up with nothing left in the casino or gambling site.

Loss is result that is certain to occur in gambling and it is only wise to be smart in managing and minimizing the number of losses that occur.
Gambling for long time is indeed very enjoyable, but if take into account the amount of money lost, there will definitely be disappointment or feeling of not being able to accept the loss.
We have to think carefully and as much as possible don't let ourselves be carried away by the lust of gambling.

Instead of increasing the possibility of losing, we should always avoid the urge to continue gambling, let alone deposit money back into our gambling account. That's why we have to limit our gambling activities by allocating a certain amount of money to gamble so that we don't lose a lot. The budget we have must be able to be used to meet all needs, including gambling. But when we can avoid gambling too often, we won't lose much money and still have money for other things.

We can only avoid losing a lot by implementing limits when gambling so that we don't run out of money. And even if we only play enough gambling, that is enough for us to enjoy gambling because if our goal in gambling is to have fun, we will not gamble for too long and only enough so that we can quit gambling before the time runs out. In limiting gambling activities, we also know that it will be difficult for us to win even though we have a chance of winning, so we will be more careful in using money to gamble. And with the self-control we have, we can enjoy gambling as we should and won't run out of money.

Yes, that's true, it's very likely that we will only lose with the gambling we do, because the chance of losing is greater than the chance of winning. What you also have to pay attention to is being able to refrain from depositing money back when the gambling you do ends in defeat, being able to see the income generated so that it is in line with your budget for gambling, don't deposit money to gamble beyond the limits of our own means.

Yes, it is true that losing at gambling is unavoidable. What can be avoided is a big loss, but it depends on ourselves if we have good self-control then there won't be a big loss. Also something that must be avoided is chasing victory, this is not recommended because in my opinion if we chase victory it means we don't have good self-control. because chasing wins will certainly drain our finances quickly and the amount of losses can be many times greater, therefore it is not recommended to chase wins or recover losses. In my opinion, the key is self-control. Limiting gambling can happen if we have good self-control.

We don't know whether we can win or lose from gambling, but our chances of losing are much greater than winning, so in my opinion, it's better for us just to play gambling casually and not have to be serious because of our uncertainty about winning. And that's why we don't need to allocate too much money to gambling, let alone chasing a win that we don't even know when it will be. The chance of losing will indeed be greater than the chance of winning, so we have to be careful when spending our money and don't need to gamble for too long because that could trigger even more losses.

Experiencing a lot of losses is something we will face if we cannot control ourselves well and these losses will get bigger the more we become eager to chase the win. We will experience large losses of money so we have to limit the gambling we do. With these restrictions, we can prevent the risk of big losses and still be able to enjoy the gambling game.

From what you explain, it's all about each person's differences in the amount of betting each person makes. Everyone has different incomes and bets, so this will not be certain. Moreover, when referring to monthly income from gambling, this is not like ordinary jobs in general which have a fixed salary even though there is some decline in the quality of work. But gambling is a gamble, a game so there is nothing that can be set as a monthly income. not to mention when there are more and more losses occurring, because profits will not always be consistent.

You are right that different people might have different needs and at the same time different people might have different amounts to take risks on betting also the amount of big to a person might be considered as too little to someone. Actually, the amount of big/small varies from man to man.

I think the victory in gambling cannot be ascertained accurately. there are even those who say that someone is an expert in predicting gambling, but in my opinion it will not be completely accurate, because in gambling it seems to me that luck will determine the win. with the frequency we will get more defeat it is natural because the chances of defeat are greater than the chances of victory. it is not strange that we find defeat more often in gambling. and we should do gambling carefully, especially in the budget used for gambling.

It's also true that you say that rather than experiencing a lot of losses, it's better that we should be able to reduce the amount of losses that will occur with the gambling that we do. that's right, even though we limit the gambling that we do, it doesn't mean that there is no chance of victory there is a chance of victory, but by limiting the gambling that we do, we can reduce the risk of large losses that can occur.

I stopped playing slots because I never felt like winning there. I mean, I spent so much playing, and yet the RTP seems to be avoiding me or maybe I surrender too fast that the system was not given a chance to give back. Well, it's an expensive game and I don't want to get rekt that fast which is why I don't put a lot of money into it. I'd rather play the originals where I can set my bet to lower amounts and play as long as I like. The good thing is I enjoyed playing them. Plinko, Keno, Tome of Life, HILO, and others in the original games.

Those $50 will go far. I only started with $30 and yet it takes long before I deplete it. Most of the time my wager will go to as far as $3000 and I can get all that back from the monthly bonus. Weekly bonus is also a good amount given by Stake.com thanks to my high wagering amount and then last week they had the pre-monthly that I took advantage of claiming it every 10 minutes.
I mean, it's like I am just recycling the money given and then sometimes I can even prolong it that I will have a balance left for my sports betting habit.