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Topic: For Newbies Interested in Gambling - page 9. (Read 816 times)

legendary
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November 07, 2023, 09:05:35 AM
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Being patient and consistently involved in healthy gambling habits will surely make you a successful gambler. If you are newbie who is interested in gambling and has been following the gambling community here or any where online or offline, your purpose should be to learn as much as possible from the shared experiences of others such that you can eventually branch out independently, allowing you to operate without dependence on others.

Note that the most important thing in gambling is bankroll management and finding value. What messes people up is poor bankroll management.  Personally, I limit my bets to no more than 10 percent of my bankroll per day, I stop once that limit is reached.  Also don't get discouraged if variance comes in and you have a losing day, week, month, etc. Value is value and it will catch up.  Goodluck on your gambling journey.

Gambling oldies can throw in their 2 sats on this.

It is really simple really. You take gambling as entertainment, which it is. Never go in expecting to win anything, expect to loose all you deposited. This way if you win, it is a nice surprise Smiley
legendary
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November 07, 2023, 08:52:01 AM
#4
Being patient and consistently involved in healthy gambling habits will surely make you a successful gambler. If you are newbie who is interested in gambling and has been following the gambling community here or any where online or offline, your purpose should be to learn as much as possible from the shared experiences of others such that you can eventually branch out independently, allowing you to operate without dependence on others.

Note that the most important thing in gambling is bankroll management and finding value. What messes people up is poor bankroll management.  Personally, I limit my bets to no more than 10 percent of my bankroll per day, I stop once that limit is reached.  Also don't get discouraged if variance comes in and you have a losing day, week, month, etc. Value is value and it will catch up.  Goodluck on your gambling journey.

Gambling oldies can throw in their 2 sats on this.

What do you mean by successful gambler is that a player who successfully earn a lot of money from gambling? Since before this happen to them they need to throw a lot of money since they will not experience that if those newbies will not gain a experience base on what they while trying to risk their money on a casino. The purpose is supposed to learn that type of game and know the risk on what you are doing since if people want a shortcut for success because they want fast profit then they might not like the result they can get for taking wrong decisions especially on gambling.

Bankroll management is really important but you also need self discipline on any other thing related to gambling so that you would learn something thru your experience and use it the way how you handle your gambling habits for sure if you manage all of risk especially managing it to make the chances to lose into low then with this we can be bullish on gambling. But also in reality its hard to achieve all of this so maybe we should focus to have fun instead stress ourselves on technical situations on gambling.
hero member
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November 07, 2023, 08:45:56 AM
#3
Being patient and consistently involved in healthy gambling habits will surely make you a successful gambler.
Do you mean a gambler should be successful in gambling? It is good to be patient while gambling and it is good to also follow the rules for you not to be addicted or lose too much money, but gambling is not where we should think about success.
Actually, success has many meanings, but if what is meant is success in generating profits to enrich oneself then that is wrong because the definition of successful gamblers are those who can control themselves and their finances in gambling.
Most gamblers are controlled by their gambling activities so they forget control and end up becoming gambling addicts.

Personally, I limit my bets to no more than 10 percent of my bankroll per day, I stop once that limit is reached.
My gambling budget is 5% weekly. From the 100% I earn weekly, I used 5% or less to gamble if I have time to.
That is pretty good financial limit because you can use your money as well as possible and manage your income and gambling expenses wisely, it is very rare for gambler to have a patent limit like you for gambling.
I myself have at least limit of 10% to 30% for now because I myself have experienced many bad experiences from gambling which caused financial problems a little and I don't want to repeat this.
legendary
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...gambling responsibly. Do not be addicted.
November 07, 2023, 08:37:17 AM
#2
Being patient and consistently involved in healthy gambling habits will surely make you a successful gambler.
Do you mean a gambler should be successful in gambling? It is good to be patient while gambling and it is good to also follow the rules for you not to be addicted or lose too much money, but gambling is not where we should think about success.

Personally, I limit my bets to no more than 10 percent of my bankroll per day, I stop once that limit is reached.
My gambling budget is 5% weekly. From the 100% I earn weekly, I used 5% or less to gamble if I have time to.
sr. member
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November 07, 2023, 08:31:57 AM
#1
Being patient and consistently involved in healthy gambling habits will surely make you a successful gambler. If you are newbie who is interested in gambling and has been following the gambling community here or any where online or offline, your purpose should be to learn as much as possible from the shared experiences of others such that you can eventually branch out independently, allowing you to operate without dependence on others.

Note that the most important thing in gambling is bankroll management and finding value. What messes people up is poor bankroll management.  Personally, I limit my bets to no more than 10 percent of my bankroll per day, I stop once that limit is reached.  Also don't get discouraged if variance comes in and you have a losing day, week, month, etc. Value is value and it will catch up.  Goodluck on your gambling journey.

Gambling oldies can throw in their 2 sats on this.
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