Topic: Another question? Tell me your average amount per bet and your monthly income? - page 5. (Read 1658 times)

The thing that must be considered is personal needs and basic needs  because people who are addicted to gambling tend not to prioritize their daily needs they instead think that they will have to gamble later.  I once thought that if they wanted to gamble,  what if they saved the money to gamble for up to 1/2 a month and when the time came they could gamble with the money collected for a certain time and they could gamble using big bets to really feel the sensation gamble It was just a silly thought I had that just crossed my mind.

So I think we have to be smart,  by cashing in the winnings that have been obtained because the winnings that are rarely obtained are like what you said,  so don't waste the winnings that have been obtained, by continuing to gamble that have won indeed that is the right of each,  but at least we have to see how many defeats have occurred  and don't do careless actions that many other gamblers do if like that we are the same as those who gamble unintelligently so making good use of the winnings must be done.

The average amount of gambling actually depends on the person how much he wants to spend. Financial struggles are a common consequence of gambling addiction but may not be immediately apparent. Problem gamblers may hide their financial difficulties borrow money sell assets or engage in illegal activities to finance their habit. This includes setting limits on how much money you can afford when gambling. Apart from this determining the amount of money spent on gambling can also be a good step in this regard.

Instead of not always winning from gambling games, we should reduce our gambling activities or limit our gambling activities to reduce the amount of money we lose at the gambling table. That will be more useful for us because we will have more money for other things. And it's true what you said that when we get a big win, actually the amount we lose is still bigger than the big win we get unless we can win millions of dollars from that big win then we can really win bigger than the loss. We have experienced. For this reason, we cannot take the risk of losing more money and to prevent that from happening, we can only control ourselves so that we do not experience more losses.

Wanting a win to take home is normal, but we also have to realize and understand that we won't always be able to get it because gambling is not about making money. So by having an understanding like that, we just try to enjoy the gambling game and not use a lot of money to avoid big losses. If more people could understand that, they would be able to prevent losing large amounts of money and still be able to enjoy gambling as entertainment only.

High rollers are there in every kind of gambling even in dice you can see someone will bet thousands of dollar as their average bet amount but it depends on their risk appetite, for me I just want to play longer not to make the profits but just to prolong the gambling experience so that I can feel that I am satisfied my gambling urge at that time.

The amount is my one-time deposit and generally, I bust the balance and rarely I withdraw from casinos but I don't have specific times to gamble, it can be once in a week or once in a couple of months.

We can have a different approach on casino games and sports betting. Normally, when you play on casino like on slots and roulette, you don't bet a lot of money as you want to make it a long session, but as you know, the house edge is always on their side, so all have to do is just have fun and make sure you don't get to attach when you are losing. Knowing how to start when you are losing, that's the right way to handle to stay safe and minimize the risk. Let's admit the fact that most of the time we lose in a casino, but have we manage to control ourselves by staying based on limit?

What is this amount, is it monthly or weekly?

I never calculate the loss or profit in gambling every month.
because for me gambling is not to be used as a job or as a source of income. but gambling is just for fun. even loss is not a problem because I only use a small bugdet from my off line job income.

Of course there is absolutely no such thing as a monthly income in gambling results because this is not a job that provides guarantees and I hope you don't misunderstand what the OP friend is asking, if you find it difficult in terms of limiting the budget on gambling then that means you have to be more careful and it would be good in my opinion for you to plan from the beginning about how much you can afford to spend on gambling but before that you also have to see first how much income you make from your main job and you can use it as a benchmark, for example if you have a monthly income of $500 from your job then maybe I think you can plan to put $25 - $30 on your gambling for a month and save some of the other money for your more important needs, because it is very difficult to limit if you basically do not first plan the amount that should be allocated to gambling and often the amount can increase because there is no strict management and I think this way it seems that you will be able to keep an eye on how much the budget should be allocated as long as you can be strict on the amount that has been planned.

That's true, here in our country that's barely enough. When you think that will be enough then it shall fill you with satisfaction. That's enough in the case of many countrymen as I've got a lot friends that are also gamblers.

It's different with the lottery. It's full of controversy there and not worth it to spend pennies on it because it's a corrupt institution that have been sucking people's money. But if that's what they can afford to gamble, that's also a good distribution of their salary if that's what's on their budget.

The question op asked is very funny honestly because I am still thinking whether op had been a gambler for a longer time or just new to it. I have never seen anything like monthly income in gambling because each and every month is always different. We might put more money in gambling in a particular month and still don't make as much as we have invested. This is one of the reasons why I don't think anything like monthly income can be ever stage in gambling. This is not actually our money, it is an attempt to make money to the one we have that is why we will always see people even the rich gambling always.

Doesnt really need any plans or whatsover on which it would really be just that best that you should really know on what you should gonna do when it comes to this on which we do know that it would really be that too risky if you wont be setting out those limitations. When it comes to monthly income then this is something which is really that personal and it would be normal that people wont really be tending to
spend up tons of money and there are ones who would really be that definitely be tending on doing so. There are really just those people who would really be having that kind of mindset on which they do really believe out
that they could really be getting rich with gambling and this is something that would really be that best that they should really be playing continually.

This is where people do mess up their lives just because they had made out that wrong decisions in life in  towards gambling thing. They did really make out such bad decision
just because of those wrong hopes.

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.

I don't bet on sports betting.

But if you ask this about for a casino game then I can answer it, usually, I start with the minimum bet amount that can be bet and after a few bets, if I feel I am winning more than losing I randomly increase the bet amount not in any particular order.

I don't gamble much but if I do I will go up to $50 or 100 as maximum.

It's not advisable to gamble like this, without any plans in advance. If you don't know how much you spend and don't set a limited budget to bet, you are likely to lose money beyond your current conditions. If you don't change this mindset, you may start facing negative consequences in your finances and investments, if it's not already happening to you. Actually, it shouldn't be hard to organize your gambling routine, calculating how much income you make in a monthly basis, so you subtract the amount of money you need for your daily expenses to reach the sum of money you can invest or use for entertainment reasons. Set how much money you want to destinate to investments, and the lefting portion will be used for leisure, where gambling in included. Then you can define your gambling monthly budget.

It's better to do this way, so you don't neglect any aspects of your finances, accommodating a portion of money to every sectors of it, thinking on your survival, on your present mood's needs and also on your future. If you don't do this schedule, it will always looks like you don't have money to do anything, because as soon as you get money you will be avid to spend it immediately.

Is will be very difficult for a gambler to keep some specific amount that he will want to bet with all the time, some gamblers have rules that they stickied to but sometimesist of them have to brake the rules when they think that they will end up gaining more than what they have been gaing some days back.
However there is no way one can be very sure of the odds he's betting, so sometimes the odds fails but luck never fails gamblers, odds can change but luck can not change, it's for the gambler to always bet on an amount that he will be comfortable with just incase the game win for him or her.
Most times gamblers who breaks their own rules don't have to be blamed for their actions because a lot of people are just trying their best to make sure that they are doing well in anything that they do. So it they just maintain the stands that they are keeping they will not encounter and difficulty on how to manage money.
Looking at the other way round, when one maintains a standard they will not understand but think that they are not making any progress, but only those that have being in that situation will understand.

I can't say there's an average amount because there are several factors affecting my bankroll on my every gambling session.

Some factors are:

- how long is the next payday
- upcoming due dates to some obligations
- preparing for some upcoming activity is why saving money should be considered
- total net income received on the payday

If there's nothing to worry about later financial settlements, I can put in around $100 capital to start my gambling session.

Gambling is closely tied to financial matters, of course this is the main thing, and the pleasure that can be obtained from gambling is if we get a win which is money, but the problem is that many people gamble, they tend to chase the win even though the win is not easy to get. . What do you think is important? I also think control is important, especially with gambling which requires good self-control to avoid major risks.

It's true what you say, we can enjoy the game if we prioritize self-control and correct principles, because it's not right to prioritize gambling as a source of income, it will only kill us in the future, so it's better to gamble for fun, and be able to accept losses. will happen, because it is a risk that will definitely happen, even though there are still people who cannot accept defeat, I think one day they will also realize that what they did was wrong.

It's true what you say, if they gamble often, of course they won't always get profitable wins. We all know that what we want in gambling is winning, but we also have to be able to see that winning is very difficult to get, sometimes too. If we get a big win and if we deliberately calculate the wins we get and the losses we get, I think the loser is still ahead of the number we get, and the wins we get cannot possibly cover all the losses we have had while they were gambling. Self-control must also be trained as you said, because that way they can reduce the risk of loss, even though it is difficult, it is for their own good so there is no harm in learning it.

Even though there are some who gamble with the aim of having fun too, of course they also want a win that they can take home,  and actually gambling itself will not make them experience big losses if they can control themselves well as you said, it's just that In my opinion, many people misunderstand the meaning of gambling, which is what causes many people to experience big losses.

In gambling there's nothing like monthly income, I have no idea on how much I spend on gambling in a month and there's no specific amount to how much I can use in gambling per day, this is how I row, I don't mind spending once am having the capacity to do so and limit my spendings also when am running out of cash, it's not easy to keep an eye on what amount we are spending on gambling and what we are loosing either, for how long would one keep on with doing such.

If a person is only earning a minimum salary then I believe it's not enough to live a comfortable life, and therefore he is no room to gamble at all. Gambling is all about fun and it's thrill that it brings to us, so having a very low salary, can it still give us a thrill if we spend 10% of our salary to gamble?

I know the minimum wage in the Philippines, and I have friends who earn that low but they don't gamble much on sports betting or any casino games on a regular basis. They gamble but on a lottery when they just have to spend less than a dollar a day and hope they'll hit a jackpot.

You know kabayan in our country, the minimum to average salary and that's why many do gamble a lot in thoughts of earning more with gambling instead of going to work. I am not that type of person as what those that I've mentioned but if I allot budget for gambling, the average don't usually go that much. So, if the payday in most of the companies here in our country is like every 15th and 30th of the month. A good 10% from each of those or just one when I need to budget more for our needs. It changes at most times but it's like that range is what the majority is taking from the incomes that we make.

Yes, gambling cannot be used as an analysis for calculating passive income every week, month or even yearly, but we can make a simple example for calculating the lowest profit which can be used as a guideline for targets achieved every month. This calculation will be useful in anticipating losses in gambling because we have regulated the use of finances in gambling and we will not use money higher than that for betting, but if we do not make calculations in gambling then we are gambling without financial limits so that we have the potential to experience higher losses than profits.