Topic: Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress? - page 6. (Read 2383 times)

For me it would really be that opposite, i dont make some  tracking inside my account but rather tracking up on outside or real world about on how much i have spent in gambling.If i have seen that im spending up too much on which it comes into a point that it is already out of my budget then this is where i would really be tending to stop and not on seeing into those numbers that you could see
into your account history but well it would really be just that the same since those numbers wouldreally be precise on how much you have spent already but for me i do only make estimations
and its impossible that you yourself cant be able to determine about on the spending that you've been dealing with. It is really just that a certain person would be minding about
tracking his/her expenses in doing gambling or wouldnt really be minding as long they do experience winnings? Control would really be something crucial and if you do find yourself not
be serious about it then you would be able to experience on how shit things could be.

Yes it is and I think it is a necessary action regardless of whether you are a responsible gambler or not, keeping a record of how much you win and lose over a period of time to identify whether the losses are bigger or the wins are bigger is an action that does not hurt to do, because with this we will be able to find out about which amount is bigger between earning or losing.

This is a management that will be very useful for a balance between expenses and income, I understand that overall the number of losses is usually greater, but that does not mean we should allow the number of losses to grow, or the point is that with the management of recording the amount of loss in gambling, at least we can know that if it turns out that the amount you lose in a certain period of time turns out to be much greater than the amount of loss in the previous time, it means that it looks like you are too excessive in gambling and with this, we will be able to take the right action to rebalance everything, such as more reducing gambling activities in the next time, and the benefit is that obviously this action will be able to save you from excessive financial problems.

Calculating our betting outlays is truly essential in implementing critical self-study. By noting such costs, we indirectly subject our decision-making in the field of the money used to the questions it prompts. Although this does not mean that we will immediately begin to spend money differently, this increases the likelihood that we will weigh all the pros and cons before making a choice. This is another way to assess and master our gambling urges better.

the major part is for every gambler to make it a point to have set gambling limits and adhere to responsible strategies. This will help in the control of our gambling behaviors and reduce chances of addiction. Although keeping track of expenditures can assist in this regard, it is also crucial to abide by pre-determined limits as well as methods that promote responsible gambling.

Its not just throwing your money around when you gamble, okay? Its a big problem with many parts. I get it; the thrill of the possible win is exciting. I totally get it. In reality, though, winners dont just bet. Their work is studied. They look at the chances, control their risk, and know when to give up. Doing this well takes skill. A lot of people believe in luck, and some people do actually get lucky. But the ones that always come out on top? They're understanding. Keep up with the latest news about gaming if you want to take it seriously, like a way to make money. Be aware of the games, the numbers, and your own limits. Mental toughness is being tested, not just hope. You might come out on top if you dive deep and plan ahead.

i agree that sometimes we need to monitor how much money we have spent on gambling and how much we have earned from it. by monitoring our expenses, it will allow us to know whether our gambling is profitable or not at all or it has exceeded the limits of our financial capabilities. there is a lot of information that can be obtained from monitoring gambling expenditure and it will probably really help gamblers to organize their finances and regulate their gambling.

Increasing the level of your casino account will of course give you a bonus as a new ranking and we will also be able to win the bets we play easily, but this really depends on how we play the game. It's not important that we keep track of the number of bets we have made. we play and I agree with what you say, it is not important for us to track wins or losses in the bets we place because this will make us unable to play bets well when we have experienced many losses from the bets we play.
When we know that we have lost more than we have won, of course this will help us decide whether to continue betting or stop betting.

That still is a record and as long as the user benefited that then it is good. Well in that one sample you can truly cannot track anything, but in series of long records, you can identify patterns. And in terms of gambling I believe analyzing patterns of behavior will be very helpful For instance, journal your emotion every bet or day. Then analyze, which emotions should you avoid gambling especially when you lose. And you can probably bet more on your records of your emotion where you have greater probability of positive result. That's just one of many ways where you can use your track record. For it to be relevant and effective, the bigger the sample size then the better it would be.

The only progress I track or pay attention to is my accounts level in a casino. When there are bonuses for level-up, and if there is little left to level-up, I would gamble to get more wager. But I never track the amount of bets I have placed, won or lost. Nor the amount I have bet. As I find it useless. I cant imagine situation when such statistics could help me. For example I know that I have won 11 and lost 25 bets during current session. That does not help me anyhow when I think if I should place next bet or no.

Everyone is having his own point of view about this as usually peoples are having this for the source of income but still we have a large group where peoples love this as fun and try to have some big which give them extra income with low amount, so this is main point while someone doing this as profession or having source of income they love to check all details about their progress and also having regularly work on their all details related to gambling.
With going through for all your data have never been bad because while this can bring some better things, and you can check your all realities which prevent you to jump in this with something worst which usually bring all progress or all things down badly and ruin your life as well.

I don't have that habit of tracking my predictions progress because  tracking your prediction process will only makes you have a high thinking or unrealistic hopes and if turns out it didn't play well you might get sick expecially when you don't have anything at home and you put all your entire problem on a game that is yet to play. I have seen several people whom have had same issues of having put there hope on a game that is yet to play. And when the game turn them down they feel so embarrassed and and becomes quiet. So there is no point of doing that.

Tracking you gambling history can be quit a good think to know your history if you are on a saffer side or not because if you gambling history is not encouraging, you have to change your strategy and ise another methord that will help you or you reduce the amount you always gamble with, To cut lost.

I'm not really a fan of tracks it up because that will needs much time to do that one by one. If you wants to see or check your gambling activity history, you can visiting your gambling account and you will see what games you played and how much money you spend, including your win and lose. If you only wants to knows about your win and lose, you can checks on that page so you will directly see it.

You can checks how much money you used to deposits and how much money you withdraws. If you sees it, you can compared how much money you used to playing gambling but if you compare with your withdrawing, your withdrawing may be smaller than your depositing. You needs to controls your gambling activity so there is no bad things happens to you.

Keeping accounts of our gambling expenses helps with self-examination. Think of keeping track of your expenses on paper, you'd question certain purchases. It may not adjust the way you spend, but the self-questioning is crucial in helping a person have a second thought when next he's about to spend money. I don't keep track of my gambling activities, but those who do this are not on the wrong track. It's a smart means of following up the right method to follow as a gambler. And they'll never end up wasting their funds on gambling. The good thing about this practice is that it'll enlighten the person on his past spending habits. Sometimes when I go through a paper where some of my expenses were recorded, it gives me some fresh thoughts, on what next to do when spending money.

Aside from that, whoever is doing this or not, should do himself a favor by having gambling limitations. It's not about keeping records but minimizing how we gamble. And following due diligent strategies on being responsible. Whether keeping a record helps in stabilizing a gambler's mental is unsure to me, but it quite helps in examining his behaviors. It helps him think, in case a player is about to get addicted, but he keeps track of his gambling duties in a spreadsheet or wherever, these few moments of inserting words and numbers, help him to relax his nerves and work on removing his excessive gambling habit.

I won't agree with you here that gambling is not for fun. Though most people are getting involve in gambling owed to possibly earning money, but at the same time, a lot of them are also looking for entertainment. Just look at occasional gamblers going to casino if they want to have some fun, they are only visiting casino for experience or for fun. But not totally aiming to hit some winnings. Of course, it would be a bonus if they will win some. Who wouldn't like such winnings?

I agree that gamble could be for fun, but in this context; in this topic, the OP is definitely not talking about gambling for fun. Because why do you have to track and monitor/control something you do for fun? There’s a way you can gamble with friends and it’s fun but that’s not the average gambling. The average gambling involves staking money with the intent to make more money.

And yes we can have different opinions and that’s fine. But I don’t see why people use “fun” to cover the fact that they gamble for money. I’m saying it because many people don’t want to be called gamblers so they claim it’s fun. Ask the average gambler you know what problem they are trying to solve with gambling and you’d hear how much of a hustle it is.

Well this is actually your perspective and everyone is opinion to their own perspective and it's very fyn and okay that people do not agree with your point of view on this so you shouldn't have to see them as not really saying or thinking right just know that it's not their opinion and point of view which is what they really think about the subject matter at this point and it's just fine just you think otherwise.

Generally gambling was actually created with the actual and initial purpose of fun and entertainment but then since it's rewarding for having fun or using it as a form of entertainment, it became a source of income for some other persons and that was how the genesis of it becoming a source of income to others actually began but it's still not a good idea because it's much better as fun and entertainment than as a means of making money , making it as a means of making money generally causes you to even end up with more losses but when it's considered as entertainment, it could actually help to increase your chances of winning.

Gambling for profit Is actually a form of gambling that will actually do only but very little for the gambler but gambling for fun ha sa d is always the best way to gamble you can't say gambling isn't for fun except you haven't tried it or probably haven't witnessed it been used for fun then you could say from your experience it isn't for fun a d you wouldn't be too wrong or right either because it's actually relative depending on the situation which it's been applied then it can be conclusive about the purpose.

It is not difficult to understand for whom gambling is fun and for whom it is a source of income. Gambling is never fun to those who treat gambling as a source of income rather than as fun. They try to research comparatively to arrive at a good decision and try their best to win. When a gambler is more excited about winning, it becomes very easy to realize that gambling is not fun. However, many people may disagree with this idea because they think it doesn't matter if they win or lose, but if gambling trucking, a gambler can have a better idea of his expenses. I can't say it's bad. But I think if gambling is taken as fun then the usage statistics are not important either. Because the gambler bets the amount of money there, losing the money will not cause any major hindrance in his normal life. I used to try to keep a statistics in the beginning of my gambling but don't anymore. I try to forget forever the bet that I lost.

Gambling is not for fun. I really don’t see why this becomes a debate sometimes. When gambling was initiated, the idea wasn’t because of boredom. It was about making money, and it still is. If it’s all about fun then tell me if you’ll keep playing even if you keep losing money the whole month. And you wouldn’t really know how much you’ve spent until you track your gambling expense. So you may even need it more than you know.

However, I have this idea also that if you continue tracking your progress with gambling, you will only become frustrated in the end because you lose more, more than you earn. Well, gambling is absolutely luck based, and it’s unfortunate to say that the house is always luckier than us, the reason why we mostly end up losing while they keep on making and edge over our funds.

This is just based from my own point of view, as there can be no positive progress when it comes to gambling.

Your strategy in terms of responsible gambling is constructive and wise. To be sure, documenting your wins and losses may help you trace your gaming habits, but it’s not for everyone because they may find it uncomfortable. Above all else, what counts is your self-control to decide when you should finish playing games for money, particularly after experiencing significant losses.

When you realize that you have exceeded the acceptable limits of loss or are becoming too emotional, the ability to stop yourself is crucial. Chasing your lost bets and playing again to win them back is a poor strategy and often just makes things worse.
Knowing your limits and having the willpower to quit gambling when necessary is a significant step in ensuring the safety of your financial well-being and mental health. This indicates that gamblers are responsible individuals who manage their activities wisely.

Yes, it would really be something that someones personal decisions when it comes to this manner on whether you would really be having that kind of tracking or you would really be that tending
to neglect it out and just proceed without minding about those loses and winnings you do have. In my case, then im not really that a fan on tracking it up. It would really be something that you could normally be able to feel whether you are already losing that much on which the important thing on here is that you do really know on when to stop on a certain gambling sessions.
The most crucial thing on here is that you do really know on what you are doing on which you could really be able to stop yourself on doing something stupid like playing even more because you've been losing too much or just trying to chase to break even those loses on which its a wrong thing to be done.