In fact I don't but that is because I don't gamble for large sums. I use extra money from my income that I will not miss, these arw not the sane sums all the time but I don't need some records.
Otherwise I think that it's good for large players to have evidence how much they put in game, win and loose. Sometimes when you see the sum of money that went into gambling you'll know if you spend too much and if that is leading you to the wrong way.
Topic: Do you keep track of your gambling? how? - page 16. (Read 2283 times)
I used to do it back then when I would gamble as a source of income. It was so nerve wrecking seeing the losses I would sometimes make but right now I do gamble majorly for the purposes of fun or entertainment with my spare money so there is no need of me creating records anymore.
do you registerhow much you separate for gambling?
do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
I don't see gambling as an investment but I am seeing it as an way of havig fun or enjoyment because in gambling sometimes for those who are rich already they are just seeking fun over gambling and no matter what happens after the game they are happy although they may lose or what. Gambling is a platform in which you can earn profit but this is also a platform for those people who is having a difficulty when it comes to dealing with hard people. do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
I keep some sort of data.I set apart a monthly bankroll for gambling and divide it in different amounts,how much goes to sport betting and how much for sport betting.I keep track only of the final bankroll in the end of the month and almost always I end up with 0 money because I usually lose everything.The few months who I see green I see how much I have won and I also keep track of the slot I won it or sport bets that I have won.
do you registerhow much you separate for gambling?
No, I do not separate a determined fund for gambling, I gamble when I feel like, which is not that much, and only put in spare cash available at the time.do you see it as an investment?
Partially, it is a sort of investment in the sense that, you put in your wager (capital) and hope to get return on your investment. But it is mostly based on luck, so I can't qualify it with other investment ventures.if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
I don't really. I sometimes keep a log of receipts I get from gambling centers, both off/online. But only hold onto this for a short period of time, probably cause I gamble intermittently. simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
do you registerhow much you separate for gambling?
do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
Keeping track of our gambling spendigs weren't a big deal. These days we've got lots and lots of applications that make our daily spending calculations easier. Also there are few applications that reminds us when our spending go beyond the limit that we've set to spend on specific things. It can be of entertainment, gambling or anything else.do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
Some use spreadsheet for calculations of spendigs as well as for the earning made. This too is an user friendly way for which we need some knowledge about spreadsheets.
do you registerhow much you separate for gambling?
do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
There is a notebook that I follow this work. I write how much money I put on one side and how much money I made on the other. While doing this, I definitely write the value of that day as BTC and ETH. There is a critical rate for me in this process: 50%
If my earnings have exceeded 50% of the main currency, I will definitely attract it to my wallet. If my loss reaches 50%, I definitely take a few weeks break.
Well, I only gamble if I have extra money to gamble but if I don't have, I won't gamble. That is the reason why I have heard a thousand times here in the gambling section saying that, [only gamble of what you can afford to lose]. Dont ever think that it is an investment because this is very risky on your part, again, gambling is not for aiming money, it is for a fun activity.
I gambled so many times and I also experienced losses but I don't have a plan to track them all because perhaps it makes my head blown knowing that I have lost a lot of money which is the fact when you are a gambler. Indeed, if you thread this to have fun, tracking is not necessary.
I gambled so many times and I also experienced losses but I don't have a plan to track them all because perhaps it makes my head blown knowing that I have lost a lot of money which is the fact when you are a gambler. Indeed, if you thread this to have fun, tracking is not necessary.
I don't think I can recall how many times I've used Excel for the stupidest things. I think I still have some dice game method calculus spreadsheets somewhere on my PC - I used to create automated formulas to tell me, based on some inputs, how many bets are needed to be placed until I bust with my balance.
It was more fun than an investment. I used to play all day long - big ex-addict here. I usually played with faucets out of boredom while chatting with others on the casino and, whenever I felt lucky, I would've deposited and played my chances.
The deposits were usually small amounts I would've paid for a meal or a drink. IIRC there was only one point I have deposited my ENTIRE Bitcoin balance and played it. Besides that, non-significant amounts.
Physical notebooks? I think that's too much of a headache and the calculus can go wrong at any time.. much faster to go for Excel formulas.
It was more fun than an investment. I used to play all day long - big ex-addict here. I usually played with faucets out of boredom while chatting with others on the casino and, whenever I felt lucky, I would've deposited and played my chances.
The deposits were usually small amounts I would've paid for a meal or a drink. IIRC there was only one point I have deposited my ENTIRE Bitcoin balance and played it. Besides that, non-significant amounts.Physical notebooks? I think that's too much of a headache and the calculus can go wrong at any time.. much faster to go for Excel formulas.
I used to do it on a monthly basis, I don't keep track of anything now.
Based on my salary I would put aside a fixed amount when I desired some action. That was always the maximum money I would gamble with. I kept to this rule and didn't break it. At the end of the month I either have more, less, or nothing left so it is easy to keep track of my winnings and losses.
Based on my salary I would put aside a fixed amount when I desired some action. That was always the maximum money I would gamble with. I kept to this rule and didn't break it. At the end of the month I either have more, less, or nothing left so it is easy to keep track of my winnings and losses.
do you registerhow much you separate for gambling?
do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
do you see it as an investment?
if yes, how do you track it?
simples spreadsheets, physical notebooks or maybe some different way?
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