Topic: Another question? Tell me your average amount per bet and your monthly income? - page 11. (Read 1658 times)

There really is no need to mention how much you're spending to gamble. That's a private matter that shouldn't be known by the others but if someone is okay to share how much they're spending every week or every month for gambling, that's okay as well as there is no problem with those people that are just happily sharing how much they gamble. Now with yours, that 10% is quite high if your salary is also high.

As that 10% of your salary and with that style of gambling, you're not forcing yourself to do so. You are just casually doing it and that's the fun there, you are not forced and pressured to take some of the goals that others are setting. If you lose, then you lose and you're not going to force yourself into recovery for which that may take another slice of your salary.

As long as you don't make yourself obliged to recover the amounts that you've lost and you're free in doing that so, that's the type of gambler that you're like free and worry-free. We don't have to be aggressive when we gamble and if we're aware of our gambling habits, and we're far from being aggressive, I'd say that you're doing it rightly.

  I don’t have statistics on what percentage of forum participants are from which country, but it seems to me that for many people a bet of 20-40 dollars (especially a very risky one with a low return frequency) is a very serious bet. Just to give an example, in my country the average salary is approximately $500. It turns out that your bet is from 4 to 8 percent of the average salary here. If we talk about monthly spending on gambling, then this is the usual amount, but if we talk about a one-time bet, then I would say that it is large.

I have been constantly maintaining some certain level of bet which is betting on a level of NGN 100 per day and maximum of NGN 1000 per week but I don't do this often or regularly the reason is the reduce my anxiety to become progressive gambler who always wants to change his names through gambling and in all these expenses most of the week I don't win and even if I would win it is not above NGN2k to NGN5k due to my strategy to regularly gamble on a single bets and they are low odds which gives little payout if I don't increase my wager.

My monthly income is enough to meet my daily needs, and there is still some money to save and invest. But I don't think mentioning the figure is appropriate, so I guess it's under 10% of my total salary. I'm also not an active gambler, and I only gamble sometimes if I really want to gamble. I also never force myself always to take promotions offered by casinos because I know it is too heavy for me because of the terms and conditions, which might exceed my budget for gambling. Additionally, I am also trying to really reduce my gambling activities so that most of the time, that budget is still there and ready to be used. I feel I am not aggressive in gambling because I use gambling as entertainment that I don't use too often to get pleasure.

Just like on what others been saying that exposing your personal income is something really needs to be private but since it had been mentioned out that in between ranges then it is considerable.
For me i do have that $400-600 in monthly income on which if we do speak about budget or allocation on gambling then it would be something $20-30 maximum on which i dont
really go beyond those numbers on which it would really be just that normal that you should really be having that kind of moderation if you dont like on messing up with your finances.
There are people who could be able to control themselves when it comes to spending and there are ones who couldnt.

My usual bet doesn't usually go beyond $20. Sometimes I go for $30 but that's about it. I don't really entertain the idea of going beyond that. As for sharing my monthly income, well, I'm not really that comfortable sharing it but the amount I usually gamble per month comes to about 5-10% of my income. Said income only includes those from my corpo job though and any income I get from my freelancing activities and ones like I do here in the forum usually stays as either savings or investments.

Sometimes I get aggressive and sometimes I play conservatively, somehow it depends on my mood and my risk appetite at the moment, there are days I'm very conservative such that you would wonder if I didn't make my selections carefully enough but then it's just me in a very different mood at that point in time on that day .

My pay monthly isn't a stable one because I don't work in a firm that has got a fixed payment monthly, I work from home more like a Free lancing job son I make my average around a few dollars monthly but then I know how I share it amongst my expenditures and before making out a few that I set aside for gambling, I try to be that careful not to gamble Above my set limit and that was why I mentioned I go aggressive at times and the other I'm conservative just to make sure I still sty within my budget and not spend more than I should gambling.

The gambler can choose to inverse their money with ten percentage of their income,So the gambler won’t feel if they loss of the funds.The gambler also do the gambling with the gap will be the important one,because it avoid of the gambler to do the gambling without any emotions.The gambler also doesn’t get panic after the loss in the gambling,it’s easy to recover the loss when the gambler play with the tactics.The gamblers who have the best strategy in the gambling can earn more from the gambling site.But the gamblers who don’t find the best strategy need to spend some time in the gambling site to recreate their own strategy.

Not daily but my weekly budget for gambling is just $130 and there are times I am winning around $200 monthly. With minimum or average amount of bet, it is a bit random and depends on my gut feeling or analysis of the game (in sports betting by the way). These numbers especially with profit, are not consistent 'coz that's just how gambling works. There are times I am winning consistently for months and also be at loss for a month. So far, with proper bankroll management, I am in profit in the long run. Before I was using strategies but it just made me bet more than what I am betting at the present. Right now, I am enjoying this activity in general.
Well, it would be much better to be scared than to be frustrated and greedy of winning or pushing your luck to be in accordance with your own likeness. We cannot force winning to be on our side. Anticipating the negative outcome in every bet is better than to hope that much and end up losing big amount of money. If you are here for enjoyment then you are absolutely doing the right thing.

I will not give an exact number because this will be private for me anyways never record wins every month because for me it will be an unpleasant record to see if it has a minus.

I make sure not to be too aggressive in gambling this does not become a habit because I know there is a bankrol limit that has been set if it has exceeded this will stop not continuing gambling, wanting to stay in the safe zone even though it has lost.

To be honest, I'm not a professional bettor, it's just fun and other people will think the same, even when I win, let's say in the amount of $50 or $100, I will withdraw because what is bet is quite small, so what I said above is clearly a big win.

But I'm sure other people won't give an exact number but a percentage as a bookkeeping.

I don't look at how much that it takes to gamble in a month because I don't focus on that and the average spending may be very small but I don't do a huge stake, it is all reasonable when I want to go for it. To focus on monthly calculation of gambling seem like it is handled like investment and not the fun that people talk about.

I bet around $5-$10 per game, and for a casino session, I spend about $20 per week. My monthly income is not that high, just shy of $3000 a month, but more than enough to live comfortably and get some savings going for myself. There are times that I do not bet for a month, especially if I'm too busy doing some things or if I wanted to go off the grid during my annual month-long break that is mandated by the company. I think my finances are doing okay if you compare the $3000 to a total of $100 a month for sports betting/casino fun.

To be straight with you, I pull in about $800 a month from my job.  That's pretty much enough to get my family through the month.  When it comes to a gambling budget, I tend to only put aside 5 or 10 bucks and  I don't like going over that - I always get kind of anxious thinking about the downsides of gambling.

My monthly income is too embarrassing to tell that's why my average bet is like $3 per match on sports. It spikes only when there is a big match that is hyped.

You can't really tell whether the gambler is too aggressive based on his monthly pay and his average bet especially if the sports he participates is just happening every weekend.
But You may be able to tell based on his loss. If he loses too much in his bets and then still wagers while he clearly doesn't win every time. He seriously needs to get another hobby than betting on sports.

I don't have a constant amount I use for gambling because my income and expenses fluctuate every month. I usually gamble with 3% to 5% of my monthly income based on my monthly expenses. When I have so many bills or expenses for the month, it is usually safer for me to reduce the amount I spend on gambling. But when I have enough money to spend for the month, my gambling budget will naturally increase. However, for me to ensure that I gamble within my means, I don't gamble more than 5% of my monthly earnings.   

I don't know how much you earn in a month but $220 is such a high sum in my local currency. In fact, more people in my country earn less than $50 monthly. However, I assume that it is within your income and you are enjoying your game. A dollar in my local currency can also provide a meal for two persons. Therefore losing it might be very painful for some gamblers.   

My income is uncertain every month, but I will gamble according to my wishes and I am not too aggressive in gambling, usually I will allocate 5-10% of my money to gamble, I don't expect too much to win, usually I opening the casino every week whether I lose or win I will continue next week, I'm not used to opening it every day for now

I don't think that someone here will divulge their monthly income.

But for sports betting, I can go as high as $10 for a big parlay, like 3-5 legged with at least x10 or more. And then maybe just $5 for at least 12x and higher, and that's where the excited is for sports bettor, that parlay and then one of the games will totally destroy your bet, Lol.

And I don't go higher, maybe like $40 for a single bet if for teams like 1.5x odds.

I won't say my monthly income that I can get just by playing, but I can say that I always try to allocate an amount of money that won't harm me in the real world in case of a loss. I always believe that before I make a bet I need to do a good plan on how to deal with the loss of the bet, what would be plan B and how to make that amount of money allocated to gambling profitable in the sense that that amount of money deposited in the casino would remain for a long time without ending, because that way it would allow me to play for longer without having to deposit more money in the casino again and for that reason I always take time to analyze very carefully how to bet

because if I decided to bet on games with odds of 1.50 or odds lower than that, something like games with odds of 1.20, then even though I had a lot of hits, they wouldn't give me enough profit to keep me playing for a long time, in other words, betting on Games with very low odds cause losses quickly, with just a few losses. and when I think that the money I'm putting to play is a value that I need to manage for a long time, then I choose good games with very high odds, including making multibet bets with very high odds so that if I get it right, I end up with more money in the balance and consequently I spend a lot of time playing. That's my strategy. I will not talk here about how much profit I have or not

Seems that this is a little too invasive IMO. Average bet is fine, but no one needs to know what anyone's monthly income is unless they are an agent of the IRS or whatever the financial entity is of your country.

Back on the subject, my average bet is small 20-40$ as I like to bet parlays. High risk/high reward. Sometimes smaller if putting in alot of teams(6-10).

Not more than $10 but I have a budget every week of around $30 to bet on sports betting, but sometimes when I have more money maybe it can be less, but it's not too dominant, actually I'm embarrassed to say it because I'm only a small gambler compared to other gamblers , usually I don't target monthly winnings but this month it seems I was lucky enough to get a profit of $80 the second week in January.

I haven't filled my budget again because I still have enough profits to use the following week, usually I withdraw profits at the end of the month or at the beginning of the month depending on my needs, but actually gambling is not the money I need, sometimes if I need it for small things, I just buy something. what my wife needs because she manages my gambling budget so all the profit money is usually used to buy my wife's needs, even if I lose gambling it doesn't matter because it's an unused budget so I don't expect more to earn money