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Quote from: blockman on April 07, 2024, 04:13:08 PM

I have no time for that, if I lose then it's the same as throwing thrash to the garbage can and that will be forgotten forever. But I understand that many still that do track their progress to see if there's something good happening on them. With the losses that I am having, it's best to have it forgotten so that I can easily move on and that's the reason why I think that it's best to not to track my progress and most importantly, as long as I am not addicted then I am good.

I don't have any time to do that either. In fact, I don't track even my personal finances: I always follow my guts. I mean, I know what is right and what is wrong, and I try to act accordingly. No need to use a spreadsheet for that.

That said, I know people who like following the track of every single expense, and back to gambling, I find it practical for who believe they should control their activity. This is not my case, I bet little and for fun, so there is no progress to track I guess.

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Quote from: JohnArnold on February 08, 2024, 12:05:46 PM

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Tracking your gambling Progress can be very frustrating especially when the bets remain just one To finish , tracking is not always Good for me because most people lose their lives because of It .

Every Good gambler do not see the need To track their gambling Progress because they either gamble for fun or To keep themseves Busy , when you track your gamble you are always very uncomfortable, disturbed And very restless just To see the last result of the gamble .

Tracking the gambling progress is dangerous to health because it increases the number of hypertensive persons in the society so I would advice all those with such habits to minimise it because it is not the best approach to monitor your gambling progress .

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Quote from: JohnArnold on February 08, 2024, 12:05:46 PM

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

We're just going to gamble; why do we need something like that? I don't think gamblers who just rely on luck will pay much attention to that, in my opinion. I don't even want that anymore; to be honest, it just seems like a joke to me.

Just gamble if you want to have fun; that's all, right? And if you are looking for full income here, you should be careful, and be careful with every bet you make or choose the game that you know yourself to play a little bit.

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Tracking your gambling progress is useful to understand which days are the most successful and which days are best to avoid gambling. It's also good to know which strategies work best and which strategies work worst. That's why I try to keep some statistics - sometimes it helps quite a bit

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Quote from: bakasabo on April 08, 2024, 03:17:38 AM

How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

It will be difficult to track every single progress on our bets. But as gambler i think it is good to focus on the crucial things like; wager, the numbers of wins and lost in a day. This can be done by using a google sheets for storing those information's. Although only gamblers who see gambling like a profession would buy the idea. However, spreadsheet an keep record of dates, wager, wins and losses and sum the total. Its simple just set a calendar for any month. Then list the crucial things into columns and number the rows to the number of days in that particular month. If this strategy is adopted we can be able to see our progress every month we gamble.

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Quote from: blockman on April 07, 2024, 04:13:08 PM

I have no time for that, if I lose then it's the same as throwing thrash to the garbage can and that will be forgotten forever. But I understand that many still that do track their progress to see if there's something good happening on them. With the losses that I am having, it's best to have it forgotten so that I can easily move on and that's the reason why I think that it's best to not to track my progress and most importantly, as long as I am not addicted then I am good.

Well, most gamblers do the same, they don't like tracking their progress and I think it's okay. Play and forget. Grin

I do that with my casino games but I do track my progress in my sports bets. I mean, I do like to see how I did in one season and maybe this will help on how I can be better on the next one.
I know I have bets where emotions win and it's unwise to do that, but there are also bets that I think I did good which will help out in my next season.

Anyway, no one is forcing anyone to do this kind of thing and I guess it will depend on each person on how they like their gambling method. For others, it's better to not list it so that they can move on faster when they lose while others tend to use that history of bets as a means to be a better gambler.

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Quote from: Lanatsa on April 08, 2024, 05:57:09 PM

Just like been said or mentioned that you could be able to track it out into your deposit page history on how much you have already deposited. If you do find out that you are already spending up too much then
its not that bad to consider on stopping out completely and its true that there's no way on tracking your spending with those overall wager since this is really that between those bets you have made.
Its not something a precise number that you could really be able to look upon. If there's no way that you could really be able to see on how much you have put up then you could always ask to support.
Just like been said that it is really something in default that most platforms are really showing histories on every activity you do made.

Analysis is important, and just knowing how much you deposit and how much you have left in the end is not enough, you need to know in which games you win more often, where you lose more, in order to ultimately conclude what needs to be excluded, and what to leave. I always use an Excel spreadsheet for this, where I can keep all the statistics I need for myself, but the casino basically just keeps the balance sheet, and this definitely won’t be enough.

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Quote from: JohnArnold on February 08, 2024, 12:05:46 PM

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Oh, tracking my gambling progress? I hadn't thought much about until now. I guess as someone pretty new to gambling, I've been more focused on understanding the games and trying not to get too overwhelmed. But keeping track of how much I'm spending and whether I'm up or down sounds like too serious for me.

To be honest, I'm not sure if I want to start. For me, gambling is more about the entertainment aspect rather than treating it like a school project where I need to monitor and analyze everything. I feel like keeping detailed records might take some of the fun out of it for me. I just try to set a budget for how much I'm willing to spend for the fun of it, and if I lose it, that's my cue to stop. It's all about the enjoyment and thrill of the moment, without making it too complicated or serious.

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Quote from: Lanatsa on April 08, 2024, 05:57:09 PM

Just like been said or mentioned that you could be able to track it out into your deposit page history on how much you have already deposited. If you do find out that you are already spending up too much then
its not that bad to consider on stopping out completely and its true that there's no way on tracking your spending with those overall wager since this is really that between those bets you have made.
Its not something a precise number that you could really be able to look upon. If there's no way that you could really be able to see on how much you have put up then you could always ask to support.
Just like been said that it is really something in default that most platforms are really showing histories on every activity you do made.

So it is being useful only if you keep balance on a gambling platform. I mean when I deposit an amount, when I see I have already lost a significant part of it, only they I should stop. Looks strange. What is going to change if I get back in few hours? Will my "luck meter" reset? Call me narrow minded, but I still dont get how tracking can really help. The only think I would gladly track is time. Sometimes I get so excited, that 30minutes turns into hours. As I usually gamble before sleep, long sessions turn me sleepy next day.

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How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

I think total wagered amount would already be that sufficient enough for you to determine whether you are at loss considering that it would really be showing if you are that in profit or loss.
If its not that available then you could always check out about your deposit overall amount and with the withdrawals you could make. If you are really just that basing with those numbers then you could make out some computations. Although its a bit hassle specially if you are someone do make out several transfers and withdraws on a certain day but eventually there are some sites which do shows all
about in regarding about profitability or on how much you do earn already. This is why i do see some platforms on having this which it is really that a feature or info that i do like to check out.

Really? My account states that I have wagered $64,156.12, but that does not mean I have deposited, won or lost such and amount. The amount I have deposited (the actual amount I would have lost if I want withdrawing) is not even close that number. What can I do with that info? Pretty much useless. Would be thankful if anyone would teach what good I can learn from that.

Of course we can't determine how much we lose by just looking at total amount wagered. Because you can deposit like $1000 and if you are managing it right, you will last longer and the longer you last the more your total wagers will increase. Normally it's easy to increase our total wagers on games that have a quick outcome. If we like to determine how much we loss in total, we should check the total amount deposit and less it to total withdrawals, the answer should likely be the total amount you loss over the period of time.

Just like been said or mentioned that you could be able to track it out into your deposit page history on how much you have already deposited. If you do find out that you are already spending up too much then
its not that bad to consider on stopping out completely and its true that there's no way on tracking your spending with those overall wager since this is really that between those bets you have made.
Its not something a precise number that you could really be able to look upon. If there's no way that you could really be able to see on how much you have put up then you could always ask to support.
Just like been said that it is really something in default that most platforms are really showing histories on every activity you do made.

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How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

I think total wagered amount would already be that sufficient enough for you to determine whether you are at loss considering that it would really be showing if you are that in profit or loss.
If its not that available then you could always check out about your deposit overall amount and with the withdrawals you could make. If you are really just that basing with those numbers then you could make out some computations. Although its a bit hassle specially if you are someone do make out several transfers and withdraws on a certain day but eventually there are some sites which do shows all
about in regarding about profitability or on how much you do earn already. This is why i do see some platforms on having this which it is really that a feature or info that i do like to check out.

Really? My account states that I have wagered $64,156.12, but that does not mean I have deposited, won or lost such and amount. The amount I have deposited (the actual amount I would have lost if I want withdrawing) is not even close that number. What can I do with that info? Pretty much useless. Would be thankful if anyone would teach what good I can learn from that.

Of course we can't determine how much we lose by just looking at total amount wagered. Because you can deposit like $1000 and if you are managing it right, you will last longer and the longer you last the more your total wagers will increase. Normally it's easy to increase our total wagers on games that have a quick outcome. If we like to determine how much we loss in total, we should check the total amount deposit and less it to total withdrawals, the answer should likely be the total amount you loss over the period of time.

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Quote from: hedgeh0g on April 08, 2024, 03:48:54 AM

We must also not forget that calculating our profits and losses is complicated by the fact that many players play on different gambling sites and also deposit and withdraw funds there. I think that there is software that can allow us to accurately monitor the progress of our numbers, and if it does not exist, then it would have to be invented. I like accuracy in small things, but I would think twice about whether to do this in gambling, because approximately I understand that in the end I am a loser or a gainer. Also, many players do not want to see this accuracy due to the fact that they have lost large amounts and do not want to face the truth. This is the case when they do not see this lost amount of money and think it is something imaginary, but it is not correct to think so. Because they will have to go to a real job where they will have to work in real reality.

If you calculate your win and lose, you will see your lose will be bigger than your win. That can makes you still wants to playing gambling, whether to recover your losses or win the games. Many people do this as they doesn't wants to accept their losses so they still playing gambling and hopes that they can win much money. They forgets that playing gambling too long can makes them spends much money and makes their emotion becomes high which can leads them to use more money. But they will not win the games easily as gambling is not an source of income.

Tracking your gambling activity can be done but you must remember that you must not trying to recover your loses as that can makes your losses becomes bigger. You can make a note from XL files or other software to tracking your gambling activity to see how much money you already spent.

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Quote from: Oilacris on April 08, 2024, 03:27:19 AM

Quote from: bakasabo on April 08, 2024, 03:17:38 AM

How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

I think total wagered amount would already be that sufficient enough for you to determine whether you are at loss considering that it would really be showing if you are that in profit or loss.
If its not that available then you could always check out about your deposit overall amount and with the withdrawals you could make. If you are really just that basing with those numbers then you could make out some computations. Although its a bit hassle specially if you are someone do make out several transfers and withdraws on a certain day but eventually there are some sites which do shows all
about in regarding about profitability or on how much you do earn already. This is why i do see some platforms on having this which it is really that a feature or info that i do like to check out.

We must also not forget that calculating our profits and losses is complicated by the fact that many players play on different gambling sites and also deposit and withdraw funds there. I think that there is software that can allow us to accurately monitor the progress of our numbers, and if it does not exist, then it would have to be invented. I like accuracy in small things, but I would think twice about whether to do this in gambling, because approximately I understand that in the end I am a loser or a gainer. Also, many players do not want to see this accuracy due to the fact that they have lost large amounts and do not want to face the truth. This is the case when they do not see this lost amount of money and think it is something imaginary, but it is not correct to think so. Because they will have to go to a real job where they will have to work in real reality.

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Quote from: Oilacris on April 08, 2024, 03:27:19 AM

Quote from: bakasabo on April 08, 2024, 03:17:38 AM

How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

I think total wagered amount would already be that sufficient enough for you to determine whether you are at loss considering that it would really be showing if you are that in profit or loss.
If its not that available then you could always check out about your deposit overall amount and with the withdrawals you could make. If you are really just that basing with those numbers then you could make out some computations. Although its a bit hassle specially if you are someone do make out several transfers and withdraws on a certain day but eventually there are some sites which do shows all
about in regarding about profitability or on how much you do earn already. This is why i do see some platforms on having this which it is really that a feature or info that i do like to check out.

Really? My account states that I have wagered $64,156.12, but that does not mean I have deposited, won or lost such and amount. The amount I have deposited (the actual amount I would have lost if I want withdrawing) is not even close that number. What can I do with that info? Pretty much useless. Would be thankful if anyone would teach what good I can learn from that.

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Quote from: bakasabo on April 08, 2024, 03:17:38 AM

How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

I think total wagered amount would already be that sufficient enough for you to determine whether you are at loss considering that it would really be showing if you are that in profit or loss.
If its not that available then you could always check out about your deposit overall amount and with the withdrawals you could make. If you are really just that basing with those numbers then you could make out some computations. Although its a bit hassle specially if you are someone do make out several transfers and withdraws on a certain day but eventually there are some sites which do shows all
about in regarding about profitability or on how much you do earn already. This is why i do see some platforms on having this which it is really that a feature or info that i do like to check out.

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How can people even track their progress? Writing down on the paper all bets and see how many gambler made of them and win/lose ration will take a lot of time and will distract from the game. If I go to my account on a gambling platform I see amount wagered, in which cryptocurrencies it was made, and in which game. But I know most of that info just by playing games I like most. What can I do with info, if I have wagered 1 BTC in dice, and 0.00000001 BTC in hi-lo, besides knowing that I place dice more often. I know info that without statistics. How can this even help me or be useful?

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Quote from: Casdinyard on April 07, 2024, 06:50:16 PM

I say everyone should be a master of that to be very honest. Tracking how much you've been gambling lately and how much you've been spending/gaining from your gambling rendezvous gives you detailed overviews of what type of a gambler you are, if you're going overboard or you're just on the right track, even on the games you've been losing more and winning, all of which are important if you want to remain sane while you're gambling at the very least lol. I myself track just how much I spend, how many times I have lost and won, and how many times I have already gambled on a weekly basis, I keep all of these in their separate minimums to make sure I don't go stupid and overboard as I have become addicted to gambling already in the past, being just shy of lucky that I was able to get out of the cycle a little earlier which made the transition very easy for me. With that being said I will always advocate to having a way of some sort to record your gambling sessions, because one of the biggest blindsides we experience when we gamble is the notion that we're not made aware of just how much we're spending, getting a good tracking method for these will certainly help.

Not necessarily but its something that recommended on which there are people who doesnt need to track because you can sensible feel and see it that you are already spending up tons on which on the time that you've been aware on such condition then it would really be just that normal that you would really be taking up those decisions on stopping it midway or you would really be continuing.
Seeing your progress is something that would really be that useless because you do really know that gambling is really that should be only just for fun and not for making money.
You wont really be any needing progress or some sort, the thing that you do really need to look out for is into the money or fund that you have already been able to spent.
If this one is already on that exceeding on what amount as it should to be then it would be your choice on doing so.

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I say everyone should be a master of that to be very honest. Tracking how much you've been gambling lately and how much you've been spending/gaining from your gambling rendezvous gives you detailed overviews of what type of a gambler you are, if you're going overboard or you're just on the right track, even on the games you've been losing more and winning, all of which are important if you want to remain sane while you're gambling at the very least lol. I myself track just how much I spend, how many times I have lost and won, and how many times I have already gambled on a weekly basis, I keep all of these in their separate minimums to make sure I don't go stupid and overboard as I have become addicted to gambling already in the past, being just shy of lucky that I was able to get out of the cycle a little earlier which made the transition very easy for me. With that being said I will always advocate to having a way of some sort to record your gambling sessions, because one of the biggest blindsides we experience when we gamble is the notion that we're not made aware of just how much we're spending, getting a good tracking method for these will certainly help.

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Quote from: JohnArnold on February 08, 2024, 12:05:46 PM

Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress?

Most people here are purely gambling for fun and I have never really seen anyone tracking their progress, such threads will often die out when it becomes apparent they do not succeed long term. If you took sports betting for example, anyone who is really successful would not find it in their interests to share or publicize it too much, as it might get them limited at bookmakers. You're never going to win long term in the casino, so that leaves sports betting or actual skill based games where the house does not necessarily have an edge. If you really know a niche well, like esports teams, then theoretically you might be able to read the odds and pick bets that are better informed than bookmakers, but in these situations they'll often restrict your account after a while.

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I have no time for that, if I lose then it's the same as throwing thrash to the garbage can and that will be forgotten forever. But I understand that many still that do track their progress to see if there's something good happening on them. With the losses that I am having, it's best to have it forgotten so that I can easily move on and that's the reason why I think that it's best to not to track my progress and most importantly, as long as I am not addicted then I am good.

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