Topic: Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress? - page 8. (Read 2383 times)
Tracking the gambling process or not does not make any way forward for me to have a more better experience while gambling, and i don't think i have that kind of time to be wasting in checking or going through some of these past experience i already have with some gambling platforms, once we are playing bet on what we are good at, we are going to make best of time in having fun in it and that alone is an experience we will always want to have or remember with gambling, this is more about the performances we had in each successful gambling experience.
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Don't need to, what's the point of doing it anyway? I might be just lazy but in my opinion, tracking your gambling progress seems to me like a chore, you're supposed to be having fun playing games right? Ain't no way that I'd make something that makes me happy become something that frustrates me to the point that I'd rather go find another hobby or recreational activity because when I gamble, I always think about that stuff about my losses and wins. To everyone that wants to try tracking your progress, make sure that you keep your emotions in check so you don't become what I've just said.
Some gamblers tracking their gambling progress to knowing how much they using money to gamble. But that doesn't mean they will want to stop playing gambling because some of them decide to recover their lost that they gets from gambling. If they thinks about recover their lose, they will difficult getting their money back because gambling is not make money place. They can get more losses if they can't limits their money and that can makes them frustrates. We don't have to track our gambling progress to avoid feeling sad because seeing our lose in gambling. We don't have to used gambling for having fun because many other activities that we can used to having fun. 
Don't need to, what's the point of doing it anyway? I might be just lazy but in my opinion, tracking your gambling progress seems to me like a chore, you're supposed to be having fun playing games right? Ain't no way that I'd make something that makes me happy become something that frustrates me to the point that I'd rather go find another hobby or recreational activity because when I gamble, I always think about that stuff about my losses and wins. To everyone that wants to try tracking your progress, make sure that you keep your emotions in check so you don't become what I've just said.
Tracking your record might sounds stressful but it will help you to have a general overview on what’s your current status with your gambling activity. It will show you how much you already spend in gambling including loss/profit that will help you evaluate your gambling activity that will reflect to proper bankroll management.
I’m always doing this but in monthly basis not in total expenses since I don’t have record anymore on my gambling activity when I’m newbie. Having a monthly record will help you if you need to reduce your gambling expenses or not.
Many gamblers do not usually track their gambling progress. But I think it's a great habit to have, as it can help you track and monitor your spending, winnings and losses. Seeing if you are within your budget and limits. And can help make informed decisions and identify your gambling habits.
And the total of course. That way, we would know how much we already spent on gambling. It's a bad habit, so maybe we can realize that we are spending too much and all that money could've been allocated for a different important purpose instead of our entertainment.
This is where people could start to quit gambling. When everything was written in a spreadsheet and noticed that there had been thousands of dollars of money wasted.
I remember my boss before doing this kind of method against me.
Counting the number of cigarettes I've taken the whole day and multiplying it by the number of days in a year. I was shocked for a bit when he did the math but I still never stopped smoking that moment. It was only when my kids were born that I stopped it because I remembered what he said. All that money could be dedicated to their school fees and other necessities which is also another reason why I stopped in addition to trying to be healthy.
In my case, I track my gambling progress because of a different reason. History basis in sports so that I could increase my chance to win.
Don't need to, what's the point of doing it anyway? I might be just lazy but in my opinion, tracking your gambling progress seems to me like a chore, you're supposed to be having fun playing games right? Ain't no way that I'd make something that makes me happy become something that frustrates me to the point that I'd rather go find another hobby or recreational activity because when I gamble, I always think about that stuff about my losses and wins. To everyone that wants to try tracking your progress, make sure that you keep your emotions in check so you don't become what I've just said.
Not a lot to be fair, I mean I do it a bit in the sense that I can see the price, I know how much of my deposit is left, if that's the case yeah then I am aware of it. But not like I go into details and see which days I did how much and so forth I do not know in detail like that. It snot something I cared about all too much and I am guessing that it is going to be something that will take a while as well.
The best thing to do in this case would be just ignore all of those and have fun. When you turn it into a mathematical question, then you are not making money anyway so it would also lose the fun aspect of it as well. I just consider it as something to do for fun and that is why it gets a lot better with me over time, that is why I ignore it.
The best thing to do in this case would be just ignore all of those and have fun. When you turn it into a mathematical question, then you are not making money anyway so it would also lose the fun aspect of it as well. I just consider it as something to do for fun and that is why it gets a lot better with me over time, that is why I ignore it.
Keeping tracks on the winnings and loses just doesn't seem proper for me, a gambler can be easily become the main threat to himself without him having a clue or knowing about the system. There's no contrary stimulated actions to gamble on games without eligible possession of techniques. Our progress in the system shouldn't be noticed because there's whole lot to learn from the system. I've witnessed the volatility of the gambling system and its weigh bigger than what any one of could possibly imagine. Keeping tracks on bets are not always easy because it becomes complex when we're failing to meet up the target.
Yes, of course it is very rare for a gambler to record their losses because every gambler will of course continue to place their bets if they cannot control their gambling desires and I think it is very difficult to be able to fight the gambling system but we can limit gambling activities so that we do not continue to do so. continuously which uses up all the income we have, if we have a good technique for gambling then there will be a possibility that we can win the bet and will not gamble continuously and if we have set a target for the game we are playing it would be better for us to take a little victory for us to enjoy.Its like you are just giving yourself a stress for tracking up or counting your win/loss records and we might feel challenge if we know that we are losing that's why I'd better of checking with it then continue to gamble normally just like what I do regularly on a casino since it didn't give me any pressure.
But for other want to keep their record well there's nothing wrong about it and its up for people if they want to know their result since there are some people want to see what's happening on their gaming session and to know what to do next after they track the stats of the game they usually play.
Many gamblers do not usually track their gambling progress. But I think it's a great habit to have, as it can help you track and monitor your spending, winnings and losses. Seeing if you are within your budget and limits. And can help make informed decisions and identify your gambling habits.
Ofc I totally agree with you on that. Keeping tabs on your gambling can really give you a reality check. No questions. It's like having a mini accountability buddy to keep you in check. Plus, it's a good way to see if you're on a winning streak or if it's time to call it a day. Every gampler need to stay sharp with those numbers. 
Keeping tracks on the winnings and loses just doesn't seem proper for me, a gambler can be easily become the main threat to himself without him having a clue or knowing about the system. There's no contrary stimulated actions to gamble on games without eligible possession of techniques. Our progress in the system shouldn't be noticed because there's whole lot to learn from the system. I've witnessed the volatility of the gambling system and its weigh bigger than what any one of could possibly imagine. Keeping tracks on bets are not always easy because it becomes complex when we're failing to meet up the target.
Yes, of course it is very rare for a gambler to record their losses because every gambler will of course continue to place their bets if they cannot control their gambling desires and I think it is very difficult to be able to fight the gambling system but we can limit gambling activities so that we do not continue to do so. continuously which uses up all the income we have, if we have a good technique for gambling then there will be a possibility that we can win the bet and will not gamble continuously and if we have set a target for the game we are playing it would be better for us to take a little victory for us to enjoy.
People who keep progress of their sessions usually are people who look at the data which most of the time are in red losing money over the long run.By doing so they are also much prone to quit gambling and many of people who have quit gambling and are out of gambling for good.So if you really just want to have fun there is no need to keep track of your progress.
I still think that it makes sense to keep track of your bets even when gambling for fun, and this is because even that kind of gambler needs to make sure to not spend more money than what they can afford, but how this can be done?By keeping track of your win and losses, now most casinos have made this an automatic process, but if you gamble in more than one casino then you need to look at all of that data and see how you have been doing during a particular period in time, and to do that you have no option but to take notes and manually track your progress this way.
As the name suggests, gambling is a place to find entertainment, and entertainment is where we have to spend money, not to make money, although I have earned quite a lot of money from gambling in some sessions, but it can't eliminate my laziness to total everything lol.
It is automatic, and sometimes there are those who send reports to your email about the money you put in gambling automatically every month.
Tracking your wins and loses for the purpose of knowing your overall profit and loss in gambling is a good thing but it is more suited to those who bet with small amounts, who are responsible gamblers and hence they will either be in profits or their loss will not be significant. This tracking will further help them be cautious and play with even more planning.
Now coming to the the gamblers who aren't responsible ones, who will be gambling with emotions and putting big money in some bets in the hope to make good profits. These people's overall loss is usually high and if they calculate their profit and loss in gambling, they may come to know about their big losses in gambling. This may make them even more emotional and they may start to revenge gamble, This is even more harmful for them as excessive gamble to recover the loss never turns to be fruitful. For such people, i don't think that tracking the gambling progress could be a good idea.
that's true, perhaps the goal is like that because it makes sense to know your overall profits and losses in gambling, but I don't think every gambler does this, in fact I think it's very rare for anyone to do this, because when they think In gambling, they most likely only think about winning, so they can also forget or ignore other things besides the gambling they are doing. It's true what you said, maybe this is only done by intelligent gamblers, where they always pay attention to every money they lose and gain in gambling, in my opinion this includes fairly good money management, because not everyone can do it well. and maybe this is one way to gamble carefully.Now coming to the the gamblers who aren't responsible ones, who will be gambling with emotions and putting big money in some bets in the hope to make good profits. These people's overall loss is usually high and if they calculate their profit and loss in gambling, they may come to know about their big losses in gambling. This may make them even more emotional and they may start to revenge gamble, This is even more harmful for them as excessive gamble to recover the loss never turns to be fruitful. For such people, i don't think that tracking the gambling progress could be a good idea.
That's what happens in many cases, of the many gamblers, I'm sure 9 out of 10 gamblers are irresponsible gamblers, gambling with uncontrolled emotions and without good self-control. This is always a big problem and happens most often. In fact, in my opinion, if they had to compare the number of losses and the number of wins, what they could calculate is the wins, not the losses, because in my opinion the losses definitely happen often and of course the number is greater than the number of wins they get while gambling. I agree with you, because some people don't care about this.
People who keep progress of their sessions usually are people who look at the data which most of the time are in red losing money over the long run.By doing so they are also much prone to quit gambling and many of people who have quit gambling and are out of gambling for good.So if you really just want to have fun there is no need to keep track of your progress.
I still think that it makes sense to keep track of your bets even when gambling for fun, and this is because even that kind of gambler needs to make sure to not spend more money than what they can afford, but how this can be done?By keeping track of your win and losses, now most casinos have made this an automatic process, but if you gamble in more than one casino then you need to look at all of that data and see how you have been doing during a particular period in time, and to do that you have no option but to take notes and manually track your progress this way.
Now I don't play poker, but only make small bets, I understand that over time I begin to lose interest in tracking my wins and losses. I'm more interested in the process itself in the moment.
I don't really think gamblers track their gambling habits, but if you are talking about watching your gambling spending so that it wouldn't affect your finance, then I believe that most gamblers, I mean the responsible one does that often.
As for me, I don't really care how my gambling habits progreses, what I am more concerned about is gambling only what I can afford to lose, because by doing so, I will be able to curtails it influence on me, and it can never lead to addiction by doing so.
As for me, I don't really care how my gambling habits progreses, what I am more concerned about is gambling only what I can afford to lose, because by doing so, I will be able to curtails it influence on me, and it can never lead to addiction by doing so.
Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress? Sometimes yes sometime don't but Gambling sites nowadays had a gambling progress and you can even send your bet slip.
But I remember back in the day I played Crash on moneypot now the sites are long gone and feel so desperate after watch the gambling progress here some picture hahah
But I remember back in the day I played Crash on moneypot now the sites are long gone and feel so desperate after watch the gambling progress here some picture hahah
Gambling is for fun not tracking progress to be profitable because for me this I will never do because know in gambling don't think about this except just fun.
When you have a habit like this then you have a mindset to be profitable not in gambling because it is always looking from progress whereas many gamblers do not do this except just luck and also bet on fun.
I don't do that, because there is no point.
When you have a habit like this then you have a mindset to be profitable not in gambling because it is always looking from progress whereas many gamblers do not do this except just luck and also bet on fun.
I don't do that, because there is no point.
I simply buy to this , it's definitely a fun game and at such it shouldn't be taken or put into much thoughts as it will only unlock some old memories of your losses.
I don't really have that habit of tracking such progress because a lot times when I do so I end up regretting ever making such decisions of gambling and it will results to altering my mindset for another set goals to achieve.but sometimes tracking your progress helps you to ascertain or track your income used in gambling so you would be aware of what your spending for a particular period and be discipline in it.
Keeping tracks on the winnings and loses just doesn't seem proper for me, a gambler can be easily become the main threat to himself without him having a clue or knowing about the system. There's no contrary stimulated actions to gamble on games without eligible possession of techniques. Our progress in the system shouldn't be noticed because there's whole lot to learn from the system. I've witnessed the volatility of the gambling system and its weigh bigger than what any one of could possibly imagine. Keeping tracks on bets are not always easy because it becomes complex when we're failing to meet up the target.
Yes, of course it is very rare for a gambler to record their losses because every gambler will of course continue to place their bets if they cannot control their gambling desires and I think it is very difficult to be able to fight the gambling system but we can limit gambling activities so that we do not continue to do so. continuously which uses up all the income we have, if we have a good technique for gambling then there will be a possibility that we can win the bet and will not gamble continuously and if we have set a target for the game we are playing it would be better for us to take a little victory for us to enjoy.
Many gamblers do not usually track their gambling progress. But I think it's a great habit to have, as it can help you track and monitor your spending, winnings and losses. Seeing if you are within your budget and limits. And can help make informed decisions and identify your gambling habits.
I still think that it makes sense to keep track of your bets even when gambling for fun, and this is because even that kind of gambler needs to make sure to not spend more money than what they can afford, but how this can be done?
By keeping track of your win and losses, now most casinos have made this an automatic process, but if you gamble in more than one casino then you need to look at all of that data and see how you have been doing during a particular period in time, and to do that you have no option but to take notes and manually track your progress this way.
Keeping tracks on the winnings and loses just doesn't seem proper for me, a gambler can be easily become the main threat to himself without him having a clue or knowing about the system. There's no contrary stimulated actions to gamble on games without eligible possession of techniques. Our progress in the system shouldn't be noticed because there's whole lot to learn from the system. I've witnessed the volatility of the gambling system and its weigh bigger than what any one of could possibly imagine. Keeping tracks on bets are not always easy because it becomes complex when we're failing to meet up the target. By keeping track of your win and losses, now most casinos have made this an automatic process, but if you gamble in more than one casino then you need to look at all of that data and see how you have been doing during a particular period in time, and to do that you have no option but to take notes and manually track your progress this way.
People who keep progress of their sessions usually are people who look at the data which most of the time are in red losing money over the long run.By doing so they are also much prone to quit gambling and many of people who have quit gambling and are out of gambling for good.So if you really just want to have fun there is no need to keep track of your progress.
I still think that it makes sense to keep track of your bets even when gambling for fun, and this is because even that kind of gambler needs to make sure to not spend more money than what they can afford, but how this can be done?By keeping track of your win and losses, now most casinos have made this an automatic process, but if you gamble in more than one casino then you need to look at all of that data and see how you have been doing during a particular period in time, and to do that you have no option but to take notes and manually track your progress this way.
Tracking your wins and loses for the purpose of knowing your overall profit and loss in gambling is a good thing but it is more suited to those who bet with small amounts, who are responsible gamblers and hence they will either be in profits or their loss will not be significant. This tracking will further help them be cautious and play with even more planning.
Now coming to the the gamblers who aren't responsible ones, who will be gambling with emotions and putting big money in some bets in the hope to make good profits. These people's overall loss is usually high and if they calculate their profit and loss in gambling, they may come to know about their big losses in gambling. This may make them even more emotional and they may start to revenge gamble, This is even more harmful for them as excessive gamble to recover the loss never turns to be fruitful. For such people, i don't think that tracking the gambling progress could be a good idea.
People who keep progress of their sessions usually are people who look at the data which most of the time are in red losing money over the long run.By doing so they are also much prone to quit gambling and many of people who have quit gambling and are out of gambling for good.So if you really just want to have fun there is no need to keep track of your progress.
I still think that it makes sense to keep track of your bets even when gambling for fun, and this is because even that kind of gambler needs to make sure to not spend more money than what they can afford, but how this can be done?By keeping track of your win and losses, now most casinos have made this an automatic process, but if you gamble in more than one casino then you need to look at all of that data and see how you have been doing during a particular period in time, and to do that you have no option but to take notes and manually track your progress this way.
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