Topic: Another question? Tell me your average amount per bet and your monthly income? - page 10. (Read 1658 times)

Nobody should declare his/her monthly income on the internet. I know we can lie about it but still some people might take it seriously and you'll attract some unwanted attention because of it. I can tell you that I am gambling less than my 1% of my monthly income. That's as casual as it can get. It is because I can find a more useful way to spend my money. When I gamble, I can win or lose but when I make an investment, the chances of making returns are far greater. That's the only way to grow your money. Don't trust your luck, trust your skills. If you don't have any skills, gambling still isn't the right answer. You should work/study to get some skills.

In gambling I don't bet every day but on a certain day a week ie on average I bet two days a week. But my bet amount does not go above 10 dollars but I bet 20 dollars a week and average 100 dollars a month. I usually don't bet except Sportsbetting. In this case if I select the team I know and then place the bet. In terms of monthly income I have experienced occasional losses and sometimes $100 bets have made up to $130 in a month. Moreover, the average profit is like 50 dollars.

Income milestones are relatively private because the fields essentially allow us to optimize income according to commissions and allowances and these issues are very limited in disclosure to avoid being dug into by others as well as being involved in taxes, causing trouble for both the company and ourselves. The average amount of money each month to burn and fuel gambling should probably be based on our passion as well as how heavy and light our habit is, but relatively speaking, perhaps people are still managing their expenses here to not exceed their income

That's right, the necessities of life are something that must be prioritized because only this will keep you alive by always prioritizing the main needs. Therefore, financial management is really mandatory for all individuals, no matter if you have good or rich finances, we as humans have lusts that will make us do things out of control such as putting money or spending money on something that is not very important which ultimately makes you lose some money for something that is not really needed.

If we can't manage everything well then obviously no matter how much money you have it will run out very quickly and maybe we will be surprised when everything is gone. So of course in any case management is really needed for a balance especially when it comes to money, I always think about this when I get a salary from my job by prioritizing my needs for the next month, leaving a little to save for unexpected things like medical expenses or whatever and if I have a little money from the remaining needs then I will then allocate it to something I want like gambling, with this then I think it is less likely for you to end up in debt.

Using less than 10% is more than enough for me to gamble, and I can use it several times, which can give me pleasure in gambling. And it's true. We don't need to tell anyone how much allocated funds we use for gambling because that is our personal secret when playing gambling. We also have to be careful in managing our money for gambling and, as much as possible, not deposit more money just because we lost a certain amount of dollars.

Yes, I will never force myself to gamble excessively again because it is useless. I feel that I should always control myself when it comes to gambling because I don't want to lose a lot. If we lose, I will immediately end the gambling game and will not decide to continue gambling because that could increase the number of my losses. And I also don't want to deposit any more money because that could trigger me to gamble excessively.

Trying to gamble casually means I don't lose much money because I try to restrain myself from gambling. I don't want to experience more losses because it would hurt to see a lot of money lost at the gambling table. It's better for me to continue gambling casually and not use a lot of money than to experience more losses that I can't afford.

Talking about our monthly income is kinda personal matter, so I prefer not to disclose it. However the amount I bet depends on whether I have extra money at the time. It also depends on the game I am playing. For example when playing slots I don't typically bet more than 2 USD. In sports betting I can place a maximum bet of 1000 USD. I spend more time on sportsbetting compared to playing slots. Most of the time I only play slots when there's a contest like for example here on BitcoinTalk, where highest multiplier wins.

I don't have a job that pays me monthly income so I can't estimate my income to determine if I'm over gambling above my income but I do multiple jobs and get paid depending on the type of job I did as I don't have one particular job. What I do is that I don't gamble above 10% of what I made for the week as I love to gamble weekly when playing sport betting. Matches are being played at the end of the week so I always bet during this time but I don't use more than I earned for the week.

Sport betting can get very addictive and you might lose control of your time or how much you're spending when you're gambling that's why we have to be very careful how we gamble and budget ourselves very properly so we can stay displayed and not get addicted. Sport betting is my favourite type of gamble but I can't use more than 10% of my income for the week to gamble as my initial capital.

I got a monthly income of more or less $200 all in all and average bet amount is like $5-$10 dollars a month. Unfortunately, one of my income source is which is signature campaign is currently on hold due to insufficient funds so I think I'm not gonna place any bet for the moment on hopefully the owner will refill it and yeah things will soon go smoothly as usual.

Yup! Especially that there's a lot of things that we need to prioritize aside from gambling, though that's not even a part of my priorities but still we need to manage our spending habits even if it cost a little amount. Having a normal salary pay, honestly it's kinda difficult to balance the needs and wants because everything is so expensive nowadays, so if you can't balance your salary, and only some part of it goes to the least important things, you might be surprised that you will run out and end up in debt.

gambling is only for entertainment not for a source of income. so I have never once targeted how much income I have to make each month from gambling. if I make a maximum of 10 percent of my income each month that I use for gambling, it can even be less. but if the results of the signature campaign that comes from the gambling site, I also use it all for gambling.

That's great about you. $500+ is really big and to me the average bet used to be $2 and the result used to be in loss. Last month my statistics was losing $600. I don't have anymore to wager and I was waiting for the monthly bonus.an hour back received the monthly and it got vanished within ten rolls.

I won't say the exact amount of my income but it's around $500+ and what I always estimate in gambling is $6 but my budget all in is around $27 and I don't go beyond the mount I gave. If it's a loss and my $27 is used up, I'll stop gambling, but if I'm winning and it's tripled, I'll stop too. I also set aside time for gambling because I don't gamble overnight.

10% can be just a limit on where you have to use the funds, it should not be more than that so that financial management for gambling will not interfere with other finances.

I also limit how much I use money for gambling because it's just for entertainment.
There is no targeted monthly income, so do not expect profits from gambling.

Using the smallest bets to save money to game more and more often.
Not too eager to use big bets because as I said gambling is just as entertainment only.

10% is too much i would say on which the amount that you would really be gonna spending is more worth if you do put it up on other things but if you do have tons of income source
on which you could really be able to sustain yourself on supporting of it then it would really be just that depending on you whether on what % you would really be allocating or would really be spending up money on it because people would usually mess up on the time that they do make out decisions on spending tons when it comes to gambling but compromising other things on which
it is really just that too dumb for someone to make out decisions or choosing things like that but instead they would be prioritizing things which is more sensible on doing so,
but if you dont compromising something then it would really be just that fine.

Firstly, I only place bets and visit the casino once a week. I only place bets or gamble on weekends which I think is the best time to place bets, because at that time I am free from duties and work. Second, the amount of deposit I make is only around 10 USD per week or 40 USD per month. And thirdly, the bets I make can sometimes result in quite big wins, but I often lose.

So it can be concluded that the bet I made only resulted in a loss. However, even so, I was still able to bear the loss, because I only bet on the amount I was prepared to lose. And indeed, I don't really expect much from gambling. Because victory is a possibility, while failure is something that I will definitely experience. and I consider that the loss I experienced was a fair price that I had to pay for the sensation and pleasure that I got.

I think it is very fair to allocate gambling funds no higher than 10% of total monthly income, but you don't have to allocate every 10% depending on the monthly needs used, I have implemented this limit method in every gambling allocation because I have to increase my emergency savings fund which will be useful for the future because my income is unstable so I have to consider my priority scale needs to manage my finances better.

Only 5% of my monthly income goes to gambling and there are few times I don't bet, not because I don't like it but I don't have enough time to even think about gambling but just to be sure that I don't make mistake of making multiple deposits, anytime the money drops I make the deposits the following day after sorting out other bills. There are sometimes that I do make deposit and the money will be there till the following month. As I didn't bet it, I will use the funds for the following months.

As per the amount of bets, it depends on what games I have. If the risk is low, I can put heavy amount but if the risk is high, I use small amount to be at a safer side. By high risk I mean large plenty odds, when you have plenty of odds, your potential earnings is always large so I do risk a small amount but when the odd is small maybe like less than 10 odds, then I risk big amount because the chance of winning this options are always high but depend on the games you chose for the bet.

Let's go by this consideration first, will people actually want to give an estimate on what they value or worth while gambling, also provide partly information of the losses made to the amount spent on gambling through a rough overall estimation, maybe some may not want to share their own part of view because it may look as a shame to many of us discovering that we have more lost than win while gambling, this is the general approach being applicable on every gambler, we tend to loose more than we earn from gambling.

It's been months since I last allocated a part of my salary for gambling, and it's not because I'm no longer gambling or whatever, it's just that I made a self-sustaining bankroll system that allowed me to still be able to gamble using a bankroll that practically pays itself.

When I gamble in the past I take it out of my pocket which is a massive mistake as it's easy to lose track of just how much you're spending when you take it out of your own finances. Eventually I got addicted to gambling and luckily enough I was able to quit gambling while damages are still reparable. From then on I made it a point to never gamble belligerently again, and in my quest to look for real good ways to gamble without losing money I happened upon a win-lose system that someone posted in this forum, basically it says you should quit gambling for the day once you either reached 3 wins or 3 losses, when you win 3 times it assures that your wins are secured, and when you quit after 3 losses it ensures that you don't lose even more. Now I incorporated this with a bankroll system that I used way recently, where I funded a specific wallet with enough money that could support hundreds of games if ever.

Everytime I win, it goes towards my bankroll, every time I lose, it's the bankroll's burden and not my budget's every now and again I fund it and the most that I refilled it with is a little over $500, but having something like this around definitely made my life better and my gambling journey a little smoother.

It is not always the same.It depends on my mood,if I think that I see some value in the games of a certain day I usually parlay them with some money,not a lot usually around 5% of my net income which is about 120 dollars and that is enough to try different bets during different days.Sometimes as I said if I see value I can even go all in and call it a day for a month and not play a single cent more,some other months I play like 5 dollars daily having fun in sport betting in a consecutive way,I usually copy other people bets when I am playing these 5 dollars daily.I never overdo it so I am never aggressive in the sense that I never go further this limit of 120 dollars monthly whatever happens to my bets.