If a gambler has a target of using $1k to win $10k in a year which is about 12 months, he will split the amount within the 12 months but it doesn't mean he must win in each of the months. Perhaps, if a gambler keeps $1k to gamble for a whole year then he shouldn't have a winning amount target at all, what he should do is to see that amount as what he can lose and not get affected in anyway, if he is able to make profits at the end of the year with the allocated bankroll for gambling then it's fine otherwise he should just forget about making a target from it because it is probably not going to happen that way.
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If a gambler has a target of using $1k to win $10k in a year which is about 12 months, he will split the amount within the 12 months but it doesn't mean he must win in each of the months. Perhaps, if a gambler keeps $1k to gamble for a whole year then he shouldn't have a winning amount target at all, what he should do is to see that amount as what he can lose and not get affected in anyway, if he is able to make profits at the end of the year with the allocated bankroll for gambling then it's fine otherwise he should just forget about making a target from it because it is probably not going to happen that way.
I wouldn't expect to do more then double it. If the virtual gun pointing is going to fire if I don't get 10x then I wouldn't accept the money I don't think its easily possibly or even probable for the vast majority of people. Some can pull off this kind of performance but they are rare and strange beasts capable of great things after many years of experience imo, most of us haven't nor ever will learn well enough to pull this trick off.
It is possible, but one shouldn't be greedy to turn $1000 into $10k within months. As requested, 12 months seems to be fair, and for this one, one needs to spend little by little only on matches and sports events in which the person is much familiar. While doing so surely it is possible, and if one is on the winning streak, suddenly one should not move on to different games. At the same time, it is also good to follow a few members of the forum who have proven records of achieving similar challenges.
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If a gambler has a target of using $1k to win $10k in a year which is about 12 months, he will split the amount within the 12 months but it doesn't mean he must win in each of the months. Perhaps, if a gambler keeps $1k to gamble for a whole year then he shouldn't have a winning amount target at all, what he should do is to see that amount as what he can lose and not get affected in anyway, if he is able to make profits at the end of the year with the allocated bankroll for gambling then it's fine otherwise he should just forget about making a target from it because it is probably not going to happen that way.
I do not see any reason why setting a target is bad, this is like a quest if you ask me, and without setting that target, it won't be fun at all, it's like a challenge.
My only concern is that, who ever is trying to challenge them self like this should make sure that they amount of money they are using is one they can comfortably loose and don't panic over it, $1000 can be a small amount of money for some people, but it's sure a really big amount of money for alot of people out there too.
Under these conditions it could happen but in the end when talking about gambling of course it is not as easy as imagined because after all we must be aware that gambling depends on luck and I think if I had the money I would not force my luck in gambling because apart from the target to be achieved can make ambitions bigger than usual, this is also difficult to realize because we must be aware that when talking about gambling the winning ratio will be less than the defeat.
It is possible that it could happen for some lucky people and it could even be more than $ 10k but on the other hand this is gambling and we must be prepared for the worst possibility and I would not try this if I had $ 1k because it would be more worth it to be used as an investment than gambling.
True, you shouldn't risk your last money in gambling under any circumstances, although I think that $1,000 for investment is not enough and you won't be able to make a significant profit. And in gambling, only those for whom such a sum is not very large can afford to risk such money, and in any case, it shouldn't be a game of all-in on the entire deposit, because there is a high probability of losing everything. I think that you can earn money in many areas, you just need to choose the one in which you manage to earn the most.It is possible that it could happen for some lucky people and it could even be more than $ 10k but on the other hand this is gambling and we must be prepared for the worst possibility and I would not try this if I had $ 1k because it would be more worth it to be used as an investment than gambling.
Although in the end this seems still possible to do because indeed the possibility of our luck can also still be owned but in the end risking that much just for the ambition of doubling bigger even the target is $10k clearly must have further consideration because surely we realize in the end gambling is still gambling where the ratio of defeat is much greater.
But if we are rich people like Drake or Neymar who do not hesitate to lose as much money as possible because their income is much greater maybe you can do that but when our economy is still standard it is better to think about this again
Once it is gambling, we can achieve this even in less than a year to turn 1k to 10k while gambling, this may also be possible either by luck or how skillful we appear to the games we are playing, also, on the contrary, we may not be able to achieve anything close to that or even lose the entire money into gambling when we consistently fail and this can happened at anytime, we may loose the money at once or gradually as we are gambling.
Here, as in any business, the higher the risks, the higher the profit. And if the player is lucky, then after several All-in he can increase his deposit to $10 thousand. But the risk of losing the entire deposit also becomes likely if luck turns against him at least once.
If a gambler has a target of using $1k to win $10k in a year which is about 12 months, he will split the amount within the 12 months but it doesn't mean he must win in each of the months. Perhaps, if a gambler keeps $1k to gamble for a whole year then he shouldn't have a winning amount target at all, what he should do is to see that amount as what he can lose and not get affected in anyway, if he is able to make profits at the end of the year with the allocated bankroll for gambling then it's fine otherwise he should just forget about making a target from it because it is probably not going to happen that way.
Once it is gambling, we can achieve this even in less than a year to turn 1k to 10k while gambling, this may also be possible either by luck or how skillful we appear to the games we are playing, also, on the contrary, we may not be able to achieve anything close to that or even lose the entire money into gambling when we consistently fail and this can happened at anytime, we may loose the money at once or gradually as we are gambling.
10 Odd is not a big deal in gambling. but when you use $1k then it will very risky. because no strategy can give you any guarantee to you win in the gambling. so you can loss your bet over against win. so you must have a budget less then 5% of your total income for gambling. so if your income is huge then definitely you can use a big amount for gambling to get entertainment. but if your income is not huge then you shouldn't try this. if you use 1k to make 10k then if your luck is good you can achieve it. But if your luck is not good when you lost your full budget 
Once it is gambling, we can achieve this even in less than a year to turn 1k to 10k while gambling, this may also be possible either by luck or how skillful we appear to the games we are playing, also, on the contrary, we may not be able to achieve anything close to that or even lose the entire money into gambling when we consistently fail and this can happened at anytime, we may loose the money at once or gradually as we are gambling.
So, this is a 12-month period of betting across different leagues. For those actively betting in sports, I’d like to ask if you think it’s possible to turn your bankroll into that amount within 12 months. That bankroll should be treated seriously - if you lose it, your betting journey is over. If you reach 12 months and your total is still less than your original bankroll, that’s still a failure.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
It can be done but since there is always risk involved in gambling, I would never gamble with a large amount like $1000. Gambling should be used only for fun but if you gamble with a certain amount target then gambling becomes a habit. so it should be avoided. And you should gamble as much money as you can afford to lose. If you can afford such a bankroll then you can definitely do it. But I personally am not interested in doing that. But yes it can possible to done Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Under these conditions it could happen but in the end when talking about gambling of course it is not as easy as imagined because after all we must be aware that gambling depends on luck and I think if I had the money I would not force my luck in gambling because apart from the target to be achieved can make ambitions bigger than usual, this is also difficult to realize because we must be aware that when talking about gambling the winning ratio will be less than the defeat.
It is possible that it could happen for some lucky people and it could even be more than $ 10k but on the other hand this is gambling and we must be prepared for the worst possibility and I would not try this if I had $ 1k because it would be more worth it to be used as an investment than gambling.
True, you shouldn't risk your last money in gambling under any circumstances, although I think that $1,000 for investment is not enough and you won't be able to make a significant profit. And in gambling, only those for whom such a sum is not very large can afford to risk such money, and in any case, it shouldn't be a game of all-in on the entire deposit, because there is a high probability of losing everything. I think that you can earn money in many areas, you just need to choose the one in which you manage to earn the most. It is possible that it could happen for some lucky people and it could even be more than $ 10k but on the other hand this is gambling and we must be prepared for the worst possibility and I would not try this if I had $ 1k because it would be more worth it to be used as an investment than gambling.
I can take the challenge, but I cannot guarantee that I can reach $10k in 12 months. I could even lose it if I try to target that amount, because this is like trying to make a profit from gambling, and we all know gambling is a game of luck and losses are normal, and you have to be extremely lucky to reach that profit, so I doubt if its possible.
I would do the same thing, in fact I would work only risking 1% of the total in each of the operations, but if 3 go wrong I don't continue, I try the next day to try to recover the balance that I left there, and that takes time, many times when analyzing the markets it is difficult to see Opportunities and Sometimes we have the belief that the market will do what we want and by forcing movements is that sometimes we lose in trading, or because of impatience , I say this because that has happened to me recently, but even so I think it is difficult to get there to that mark, the good thing is that it is for 1 year, so it could be that each day you can achieve 3 or 4 good operations and that when doing the monthly sum would give a good number, but even so to take it to $10k you would have to use martingale strategies from time to time.
I would not use the Martingale strategy at all, as it will eventually lead to losing all the money.
It seems to me that such a goal is easier to achieve when investing in cryptocurrencies, and gambling can be a hobby. Of course, if a bettor has a lot of experience and can control himself and his money, this goal can be achieved. Unfortunately, I was not able to develop my skills to such a level, so for me betting on sports is more of an entertainment than a way to earn money. In fact, increasing your bankroll 10 times in a year is hard work and requires a lot of effort on your part.
So, this is a 12-month period of betting across different leagues. For those actively betting in sports, I’d like to ask if you think it’s possible to turn your bankroll into that amount within 12 months. That bankroll should be treated seriously - if you lose it, your betting journey is over. If you reach 12 months and your total is still less than your original bankroll, that’s still a failure.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
You have a goal to increase your bankroll tenfold, it's a big goal, and I think it could work with a small bankroll, when a player can afford to risk more. But if you're talking about more or less tangible amounts, when the count goes into the thousands, then I think players will act more cautiously. This always happens when a player risks big money, the more you bet, the more you worry about the risk of losing. I see some players sharing their results that they manage to pump up their bankroll from hundreds to thousands in one season or even less, but I've never managed it.
Just make it sure that you wont really be that hurrying up yourself on doing things because usually people do really get busted on the moment that emotions do kicked in.
$1k is really just that needing up that x10 for hitting up that target on which 10k. Its possible but of course you will really be needing up that very strict bankroll management on every bet
on where we do know that this is something that will be not easy along the way specially on the moment on experiencing series of loses. This is where you do find yourself having some
problems on managing your bankroll until you do bust it all.
I can take the challenge, but I cannot guarantee that I can reach $10k in 12 months. I could even lose it if I try to target that amount, because this is like trying to make a profit from gambling, and we all know gambling is a game of luck and losses are normal, and you have to be extremely lucky to reach that profit, so I doubt if its possible.
I would do the same thing, in fact I would work only risking 1% of the total in each of the operations, but if 3 go wrong I don't continue, I try the next day to try to recover the balance that I left there, and that takes time, many times when analyzing the markets it is difficult to see Opportunities and Sometimes we have the belief that the market will do what we want and by forcing movements is that sometimes we lose in trading, or because of impatience , I say this because that has happened to me recently, but even so I think it is difficult to get there to that mark, the good thing is that it is for 1 year, so it could be that each day you can achieve 3 or 4 good operations and that when doing the monthly sum would give a good number, but even so to take it to $10k you would have to use martingale strategies from time to time.
Under these conditions it could happen but in the end when talking about gambling of course it is not as easy as imagined because after all we must be aware that gambling depends on luck and I think if I had the money I would not force my luck in gambling because apart from the target to be achieved can make ambitions bigger than usual, this is also difficult to realize because we must be aware that when talking about gambling the winning ratio will be less than the defeat.
It is possible that it could happen for some lucky people and it could even be more than $ 10k but on the other hand this is gambling and we must be prepared for the worst possibility and I would not try this if I had $ 1k because it would be more worth it to be used as an investment than gambling.
It is possible that it could happen for some lucky people and it could even be more than $ 10k but on the other hand this is gambling and we must be prepared for the worst possibility and I would not try this if I had $ 1k because it would be more worth it to be used as an investment than gambling.
In my opinion, it is possible, if you apply your gambling discipline, but that does not guarantee that it will be 100% possible, at least it reduces the risk of losing, it is better to play casually than having to throw away a 1000% winning target, unless you are willing to throw away your capital
No matter how much gambling discipline is applied, it does not guarantee that one can turn from $1000 to $10000 in 12 months. Sometimes this $1,000 can be lost in a bet. I can't guarantee that I can make 1000 dollars with 10000 dollars, because whenever I participate in gambling, I always have a kind of excitement, and I might lose a lot of that excitement. Gambling is very difficult to predict what will happen in this game so gambling can give a chance of losing but no chance of winning. So one should participate in gambling with the ability to lose. copper member
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The turnover value is very easy to attain. The only problem is the target amount which is already too high for average gambler. Most of the time gambler will quickly settled on x2 or 1000$ profit since it’s already too huge to risk more.
I manage to turn 8$ to 400$ which is x50 growth and exceed your target turnover but so far I never complete a 1K to 10K run since it’s too huge. Maybe if I’m using 5K bankroll then it’s possible for me to have that target.
If we are being honest here. Only high roller can do this kind of challenge since a 1K or less than 9K profit still doesn’t satisfy them to stop gambling.
I manage to turn 8$ to 400$ which is x50 growth and exceed your target turnover but so far I never complete a 1K to 10K run since it’s too huge. Maybe if I’m using 5K bankroll then it’s possible for me to have that target.
If we are being honest here. Only high roller can do this kind of challenge since a 1K or less than 9K profit still doesn’t satisfy them to stop gambling.
In my opinion, it is possible, if you apply your gambling discipline, but that does not guarantee that it will be 100% possible, at least it reduces the risk of losing, it is better to play casually than having to throw away a 1000% winning target, unless you are willing to throw away your capital
Indeed, much better to lessen the chance of losing it all and enjoy your gambling sessions instead of pushing yourself to reached that target though like you said it's possible if you have a good control and good knowledge about the game that you'll involve yourself in, there are factors that you need to consider in order for you to have a better view of what you are aiming, not a guarantee but still good to have a good patterns and set limitations to avoid losing your capital.
In my opinion, it is possible, if you apply your gambling discipline, but that does not guarantee that it will be 100% possible, at least it reduces the risk of losing, it is better to play casually than having to throw away a 1000% winning target, unless you are willing to throw away your capital
I personally will not be able to change 1000$ into 10k$ in 1 year, moreover I am not a professional gambler
This challenge only applies to players that are professional in terms of betting, in sports, and maybe also in other gambling games, maybe in betting here it takes a step by step, not all at once, and be willing to accept the risk of losing
You said well, but I still believe that even though you are a professional gambler you still need luck to achieve your goals through gambling. Many professional gambler lose more than they win but only few gains because they were lucky. However for you to achieve $10k with $1k in the space of 12 months, you really need to put a lot of work together. But still, you need to pray for luck to be by your side if not your $1k will be gone and if you do not have the mindset to let go of your loss, you would probably lose more because of greed. This challenge only applies to players that are professional in terms of betting, in sports, and maybe also in other gambling games, maybe in betting here it takes a step by step, not all at once, and be willing to accept the risk of losing
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