Topic: Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress? - page 7. (Read 2383 times)

Yes, that will be personal decision to track of all the money they used to playing gambling. We can tracks the money but we can leaves it like that and not tracking the money because we thinks that the money is the money we can afford so we will be okay if the money is lost in gambling.

The important things is you knows how much money you will used to playing gambling and that money is the money you can afford to lose in gambling. You don't have to feel regrets if you lose and don't thinks to trying to recover the lose because you knows the risks of playing gambling.

I would agree but in reality it is rather the opposite. Those who are having an obsession about their total wins and actually wins a lot might keep a spreadsheet of balances but one who gambles like anything without any tracking of their bankroll avoids doing all this stuff. The second group actually needs to do this but they dont care much till they end up in a loss.

Indeed professional players might be doing this, but the more you do it the less you are inclined to gamble because you feel the remorse of having spent that much money which you would have used for something better.

I suppose that at the end it is a matter of your personal preference, since I make an effort to keep track of all the money I deposit and withdraw from a casino.

But being completely honest, this is something I do with all my money, the reason being that unless you keep track of every single dollar you are spending, it is difficult to notice where you could make some adjustments that could allow you to spend less money, while at the same time you maintain the quality of your life.

Yes maybe it is important for some gamblers who are always meticulous, on the other hand I can't say that it is not recommended because after all it leads to a little precautionary measure such as minimizing money lost due to making wrong decisions or making mistakes such as being too careless in putting the budget. But yes it is a bit too serious a thought for an activity that is really nothing more than an ordinary game that only provides opportunities and not certainties.

I think for people who don't take gambling too seriously it won't be that complicated, although management will always be a good thing but actually just assuming that gambling is nothing more than entertainment is enough to keep us safe, like the mindset that you have in mind here where you just assume that gambling is nothing more than a paid game where winning and losing doesn't matter. Obviously, gambling for fun with gambling to make money is very different, I understand your opinion here that it is quite true that tracking gambling progress is more suitable to do when you have a goal to earn, while gambling is not to earn because there is absolutely no certainty that can guarantee you to win at the end of the session, so that means? yes gambling is healthier to be used as an entertainment activity when you have free time and a little budget.

The main purpose of tracking has many versions, partly to limit himself in gambling based on the time he has set. For example, if in one month he doesn't want to gamble more than $100, tracking the deposits and withdrawals he makes will help manage this information. But he need to be consistent in continuing to update data every time making a deposit or withdrawal.

Indeed, for those who are able to control their finances when gambling, this will only a waste of time. However, it's a good idea for those who can't gamble for fun, to keep track of their gambling activities so they can control their limits.

Being having that kind of tracking on your gambling progress then this is really that something helpful. Why? you would really be wary on the actions that you are making specially on the money that you are spending.
You would really be that basically putting up yourself on such trouble if you are really that too impulsive when it comes to your spends. This is why its really that important that having that self awareness
on things around and you cant really just that be that spending like a mad man. Some would really be that mindful when it comes on seeing their stats on the gambling site, some people could be able to control
whenever they have lost that much or negative on such huge manner but there are ones who would really be tending to cope up and trying out to break even.

Yes, that's true, most people who gamble often don't think about the risk of loss, they only think about the big win they will get, even though who knows when that might happen. Unfortunately, this wrong mindset leads them to a cycle of big losses, and this could have a bad impact on themselves. I agree that having discipline is one way to avoid major losses that could occur. I think it is very rare for a gambler to keep track of their gambling budget expenses and with their winnings too, it is likely that they do not do this. unless they are people who are very disciplined and careful in doing everything, including managing money. If they manage their finances related to gambling well, including making good use of their winnings, they are smart people when it comes to gambling.

It is true, there are not many intelligent gamblers, because most of them are careless by carrying out careless and reckless gambling, especially when they win, they tend to take big risky actions such as continuing to gamble even though they have won. even though the best choice when you get a win is to cash it out and that way we take smart actions.

I do, and I wish people are more prudent and responsible with their gambling expenditures as it's one of the easiest and surefire ways for you to instill discipline and responsible gambling behaviors without heavily changing your gambling behaviors. a simple fast tracking of how much you spent on gambling per day or perhaps per week is more than enough for you to have a good overview of how much you're spending towards gambling, and from there have some sort of realization towards your gambling, as is the case with me.

Back then not only am I a massive baller when it comes to gambling (I still am), but I never tracked how much I spent besides the occasional "knowing how much I gambled from the last bet" which isn't really enough as it doesn't drive just how big you spend on gambling as compared to if you were to reliably track your gambling expenditure. When I succumbed to gambling addiction and started with my recovery program, along with multiple methods/regimens I also extensively tracked just how much I was spending every week for gambling to drive the realization and the regret back home. From then on I made it a point to gamble on a tight budget and make sure I don't go over it regardless of the circumstances. Gladfully, I was able to fall through with this plan and 3 years forward, I gamble with a newfound sense of discipline.

I do track my game sometimes. This is to minimize my lose so that I can cashout if I see the game is going against my prediction. Imagine a day, I cashout #177 out of my #2500. I later use this #177 to play another selected game and I won about #23,000. Imagine I never monitor the game, I will have lose the whole money and won't be able to win that money.

The key on here is that you should really be having that kind of control and moderation in about on the money or capital that you are tending to spend into gambling because if you dont then this is where problem
do usually starts on which you are really that making yourself that being impulsive if you do tend to chase up your loses via depositing even more. People do mess up their lives because of such manner.
This is why on the time that you do step your foot into this gambling field then moderation is something that would really be crucial. You would really be finding yourself that on a tough situation
once that addictions shackles you.

Gambling progress tracking? Its not something relevant as long you do just simply that allocated a budget on your gambling session or activity and wont really be tending to deposit
even more then it should really be just fine. Dont have that kind of behavior on trying out to see those loses you do have in gambling account history
because this is one of the things that changed up your mood.

I manage my gambling progress through the money I deposited as bankroll, if the money has doubled before the half of the month then that means I'm doing pretty well in gambling. When I check and I didn't see much money than they bankroll, it's a signal for me that I'm not doing and I should either adjust or just hold on and look at some games I have played from my play history and if there is no profit after 2 weeks, I will quit immediately and see where I want to adjust we and review my games and style.

Sometimes I track my progress and look at some games I hve won back in the past. This works for me sometimea that I do revet that kind of game because casino might have forget those games you and if you are lucky, you will win a ticket for sijc game but it doesn't really has to be the way it was selected from the first game that was won.

I don't know what the purpose of tracking gambling progress is, but it's likely important to some gamblers. I don't gamble for money per se, but gambling is just a form of fun that I'm willing to pay for. This is a paid game for me where winning and losing is not an issue that requires a lot of emotion when the plan fails.

Gamblong for fun and gambling for money are different. In my opinion, the second variable allows you to track gambling progress compared to the first variable. Tracking progress isn't important to me, it's just a waste of time.

I don't like to have a habit like that because if I start to see my progress, things would look a little sad and maybe without much sense because they would be very negative, so that would demoralize me, whenever I play a game I like to do it as if it were my first time, without any type of numbers, or performances in my mind to be able to be clearer in my game, if I play with prison, or if I play thinking that I should improve my previous acutacino I think I will play but and I will lose more money like this because I don't mean that.

I know that these things give more security and have a better statistic of the player, but the truth is that it is not my study to be seeing my performance in view of things as they are, for that reason I always do any type of move in a casino I do it with trust , Without pressure and with a great Desire to play and win.

Indeed, by tracking gambling activities it is something good where we will see the picture for a month that we do in gambling, but in my management it is not done I just think when the money is deposited into the account then it will be recorded / remembered but not big anyway I think it is there for fun so there is no need for any records.

I support those who track spending in gambling it can anticipate them if the funds spent in gambling are excessive but if not tracking is not necessary, YES back to the individual because they certainly have habits that are often done, but for myself there is no tracking whatsoever in gambling activities.

Gambling, when approached responsibly, can be a form of entertainment that offers a chance to win alongside the thrill of competition. However, responsible gambling necessitates a proactive approach to managing your financial stake. Here's where tracking your gambling progress comes into play, offering significant benefits beyond simply monitoring wins and losses.

While some may find tracking their losses discouraging, it can be a valuable tool for managing emotions. By acknowledging losses as part of the inherent risk in gambling, you can avoid the urge to chase those losses with further wagers. This reduces emotional decision-making, promoting a more rational approach.

Tracking is not a reflection of enjoyment. You can certainly enjoy the occasional wager without meticulously tracking every penny. However, for those who want to maintain a sustainable gambling experience, tracking offers valuable insights and fosters responsible financial management. It's about awareness and control, allowing you to gamble for entertainment without jeopardizing your financial well-being.

As far as I know, when gambling there is never more time to track our bets. because in the casino time is very limited and there will be no time to record it.
Maybe only when you finish playing and leave the casino will you be able to record how much capital you had when you entered the casino, and how much remaining money you took home.
maybe only that kind of tracking can be done. and I think it's normal and many people do it.

Actually, that's the purpose of tagging as FAVORITE in slot games. Aside from remembering the name of the game, we can sort out what slots should only be played by us as of course we will not tagged as FAVORITE those slot games that we have bad results of playing.

Some bettors are just randomly picking a slot game and if luck comes on that game they will be carried away with the winnings and might forget the name of the slot game they recently played with. They will now check it on betting history and upon knowing the name of that slot they will now find it on the game list and will tag it as FAVORITE for easy access in future playing.

You are right, though ops question is rather confusing if we I should be honest, for he didn't mention the type of tracking he meant, but let me assume that the tracking he meant is following up on our bets and possibly keeping records of our wins and loses which also is keeping track of the games we lost, and the ones we win.

If the above is what op meant, which is also what I understand from your reply here, I would say that it's totally necessary, though I won't lie that for me, I mostly don't remember some of this things, or count them as important, for when someone is gambling majorly for fun, he or she may not found find such habit as keeping their game record necessary, but for those who are gambling as a means of making money, this is definitely a must do.

But on the other hand, it's also important to understand that a game you played today and lost, and possibly resolved never to play that game again, may be the game you may have to play tomorrow to win.

. It takes discipline and planning like running a business. Unfortunately, most gamblers dont think this way. They ignore their losses to pursue the big gain. Mindset and discipline issues turn a measured risk into a reckless gamble.

The good news is that acknowledging the issue is the first step to fixing it. Gamblers who keep precise records of their wins and losses respect gambling. Its about seeing the big picture, not sacrificing excitement. Good money management and self-awareness are signs of an intelligent gambler.

Unfortunately, smart gamblers are few. Most people act on impulse without considering the repercussions. Uncontrolled gambling causes more loses than winnings. It doesnt have to be. Even impulsive gamblers can improve their luck with a mentality change and disciplined gambling. Making good choices, being informed, and minding the balance sheet are key. You gamble responsibly and stand out that way.

Reviewing or tracking one's own progress in gambling and in every game we bet on, for me that is an obligation that must be done, That way we will know which games are suitable and which are not to be played in the future.

The game is a game of chance, of course by tracking I will know the game [1] is like this and the game [2] is like this, sometimes we often bet on games that make us lose and vice versa make a profit, By considering the game it will make us think about what is good and bad, in essence, yes, we have to track it.