But not everyone who seeks pleasure from gambling also expects to win because some gamblers deliberately look for games that are more exciting or more entertaining without thinking about whether it will result in a win or not.
We know that most gamblers are really looking for victory, but there's also no doubt that winning is difficult to get, so the most important thing is to feel happy and satisfied.
If you're a type of gambler with a main desire of having fun and winning is just a bonus, then that's good because you won't likely experience a problem related to your gambling activity. Because the usual problem of gamblers are unable to accept the fact that they lose their money in gambling. It's the start of trying to recover the losses and spending what they can't afford to lose.We know that most gamblers are really looking for victory, but there's also no doubt that winning is difficult to get, so the most important thing is to feel happy and satisfied.
If it's easy to win, then it's not a problem if you have the desire to win big.
I'm a little confused by those who are too obsessed with big wins to be willing to do anything to have this opportunity.
The thought that you can win big if you gamble your money is really tempting. Who don't want to win right? But it's a must that we have self-control so we can limit ourselves on how much to bet, and not to aim the winning amount based on our financial needs.I'm a little confused by those who are too obsessed with big wins to be willing to do anything to have this opportunity.
My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?
Relying on gambling as source of financial need is very bad idea because you might suffer more losses than getting extra money for your financial needs. It’s better to save the money instead of placing it on gambling.
I always have a target profit which is x2 of my bankroll. No matter what is my bankroll. Potential profit is least of your concern in gambling since you might be prioritizing stop loss when playing since there’s a high chance of losing than winning.
Indeed.
Having gambling as your main source of income is really a bad move because you might end up losing more instead of what you will gain because of the risks that comes along with it. Gambling is a risky income generator if you plan to make it one. You shouldn't even consider it to begin with because gambling is more fun and could give you less stress if you just do it for fun and not for profit.
But if a person really insists to make it as an sideline, then one must also prepare for the possible risks of drawbacks such as losses and being dependent on it with prolonged gambling habit or routine. Though for me, it's still best to have a stable source of income such as regular day job.
And with winning limit, in the long run this would be a better mindset. Yes, there's a possibility to win more especiallt if 'you're feeling it' but consider the other way around. For me, the ideal profit daily is atleast double your capital to make it sustainable and enough to decide whether to stop already. Pushing through could put change your winnings into losses.
Recently, I hit x1500 and x500 again in one of the original games of Stake.com and I was shocked at how much it is multiplied by my bet although it took longer than expected. One more of that hit and I will be cashing out. 
