Topic: Gambling - Do you have winning limits???? - page 2. (Read 385 times)

I am sure that anyone who has been addicted to the gambling arena has experienced bad effects emotionally, physically, financially and so on, especially in dice betting, Generally, many of us often say that Win-Loss can be considered normal, even though the behavior in gambling is very rare for gambling addicts who have a winning limit, even though it exists, but the percentage is small.

For that many gamblers who want to have hopes of winning big, even though they are unconsciously drained of balance, even though using a thousand strategies the ending still loses and is sad, that's the basis for having won so playing continues accompanied by hope.

You were a more disciplined gambler, and staying that way would have been better for you.

Your inability to stay disciplined and greed pushed you above caution. It is good thing that you learnt your lesson immediately by seeing the result of indiscipline in gambling which can be a potential loss of funds. If you didn't loose, I think you would have been encouraged to even want to get more by increasing your winning limit. Constantly increasing your winning limit is dangerous and you can become a problem gambler before you realize.

When we talk about the loss of entire funds, I think that will always be an experience for everyone. I doubt that there's someone who hasn't lost their initial budget when gambling. Even once. If they are regular gamblers, the chances are close to 100% with that.

I had a time when I limited myself to a specific daily loss and continued to another day. That's how I made my current balance in a casino from $20 to $200. It took some time, but you need to be patient. Eventually, after I withdrew my initial amount, I lost the balance I left in the casino. I think that's just the way it is. Lol.

You're not the only one I also have a share of a roller coaster ride of winning, winning big then losing everything I won, luck-based games are unpredictable, you are on a roller coaster ride when you don't know how to quit and when to quit, setting winning glimit is a good option, but its hard to follow it up without  having contented on your winning, you have to be very firm when you want to stop or your roller coaster ride will happen again and again.

Yes, I think that's something a lot of us do. Winning limits are normal, so you can stop playing when you reach the winning limit you want. or maybe, it could be the other way around. but usually, if someone has got the newly achieved winning limit, it will change as the victory you get at the next winning limit. however, I'm sure nothing is certain and I think it depends on the situation during the betting session.

however for me, I have no winning limit. Usually I only bet on sports betting, if I win. maybe I'll try to play on another type of bet.  however, just entertainment nothing more.

It's very wise to have limits on everything. Be it for winning or for losses. That's one of the key character traits of highly successful people. It's always better to know your limits and act accordingly. The moment you are drawn into greed, you will start loosing money.

Personally I have a spending limit on crash games which I play the most. If my spending limit is over, I don't look back at the game for the rest of the week regardless of the fact if I am winning or loosing.

I have limits, but lately I rarely gamble and don't even come close to them. In addition to the limit on the amount won or lost, I have a time limit - if it's a dice, then no more than 30 minutes a day. During this time, you can have time to test any strategy in manual or automatic mode and at the same time not have time to get strongly involved in the game. In general, it is enough to always remember that gambling is a dangerous entertainment and even a stable player can sometimes get into such an unpleasant situation that you find yourself in.

I think everyone agrees that, they have a winning limit.

But, we have a problem to control the limits. You want to know the reason ? especially while you're on hot streak winning you're gonna keep betting until you lose the bets. Now, while losing the bets could be make you a trigger to bet again for your last lose bet.

And the disaster is coming, while you're on winning streak + winning situation get a streak lose. More lose you got, make you keep playing until you lose all-the money.

Never had winning limits imposed on my account by a casino, nor I impose myself. I only win a few times and only modest amounts, but I never usually withdraw them if I'm done for the day, just leave it there to be used for next week's gambling adventures. I learned to not be greedy a few years ago, and I think it helps with my mentality on gambling and also the limit on how far should I go for this activity of mine. Once you get to learn that nothing comes out of being greedy but defeat, you'll be contented with what you have at the end of the day and will never chase losses nor wins.

The win/profit limit is something that needs to be done. Because then we have healthy control over the profits to be taken. If you are too calm and feel that you will continue to profit, it will usually result in a total loss. Limiting wins as many say is not easy management. Especially when the game being played makes you always on the winning side. Gambling should be rational because then we can control the profits and exit the casino at any time.

Unfortunately, the strategy of limiting my winnings is not always applied consistently. Honestly, I don't feel free to play.

Yes, it's sad and quite often happens as you overcome the limit set for yourself to win, and if everything goes pretty smoothly and you surpassed what you thought was the limit, then it seems that you wanted too little and just go on to lose, it's so familiar.

Dice games are the type of games of chance that depend on luck, there is no way for you to make a judicious management such as:

I will deposit 50$ in the casino per week, then when I win the 2X of the deposit amount I will withdraw my capital of 50$ and leave the profit and then whenever I win I will withdraw the profit and when I lose I will continue betting using the same strategy that at the end of the week I will be profiting

you can't do that because craps depend on luck, the strategy for craps is simply you depositing money that you already know that when you lose you won't miss it and you play for fun. that's all you can do when you play those games that depend on luck


also take care not to spend too many hours playing and accumulate stress, losses and in the end you will be addicted, one of the biggest problems with dice games and other games based on luck is that they get addicted fast, because how do people lose so much and spend so much time playing them, people start to believe that they can recoup the lost money if they spend more money and spend more time playing, and in the end they are addicted to the gamble.


I ask myself: since you play dice, a game that depends on luck, how many victories did you have per day to come out with a profit so that you put a limit on victory? because in my opinion, games that depend on luck only bring more defeats than victories, of course there are times when a person can win a lot in a single game, when the person is lucky

I used to do this when I was just starting on crypto gambling, if I remember correctly I was playing on pocket when I was using this strategy. anyway, having a "winning limit" didn't really work out for me since I either lose all the funds before reaching the winning limit or even when I reach it, I continued to gamble and eventually lost all the winnings and the initial deposit.

You never followed your previous strategy because you tends to increase your wager after your first targets of winning and is not advisable whenever you bet on game and it happens you win at that point distance yourself a bit if possible for 24 hours or 48hrs for you to get your real self. In every point of winning there is a high level of losing inas much your feeling can't be controlled at that moment don't enter any bet or stake with a higher wager.

This is true, I feel dissatisfied with what I get from winning and continue to want to increase the bet by hoping that the win can be bigger than before, this is human greed that is never inevitable but what is certain is that wanting to be more is something that many people may feel, so it's your own responsibility how to control from winning or losing.

At the beginning when I won I always stopped playing for a moment, but as the game was often done by finding another victory, it continued to be played in the hope of being 2x bigger than the previous win, even this will never be obtained if we ourselves can do how to take The decision when you win is your limit.

Then we have the same bad experience after winning.   That's called greed and it's not easy to stop once you feel lucky that day.
I had my winning limits before but honestly, I cannot follow them.
There will always be that urge to want more and then when it's a loss you will try chasing it until you reach the first winning amount that you had.
Same, it was also at dice where I did those mistakes. That's also one of the reasons I stopped playing that game or similar to it.

Gamblers will never be satisfied, so for me, I have no winning limits, unless I win the jackpot, that's the time that I will stop gambling for a while. Gambling is based on luck, so we can never predict how much we can win, I guess I'm not that so discipline not like professional gamblers, so it does not apply for me.

However, I'm more careful on losing because sometimes I lose more than what I can afford to lose, so it's just like losing control in gambling which is not good and if I won't be able to control myself, I'm afraid I will become homeless because of my stupidity.

I have, and like you, I have exactly the same story 😂.
First, I got the idea of winning limits from my cryptocurrency trading activity when I set a limit to end trading for the day as soon as i make at least, $10 profit.
So when I decide to try out gambling, after gambling for awhile, I decide to use the same strategy, that is once I win a minimum of $20, I don't gamble again for the whole of that day until the next day, I was able to keep to this for like 3 or 4 days I could still remember, after that, greed overtook me, and on that faithful day, even after achieving my wining limit, I decided to keep playing, I kept winning but eventually, I started losing, and I thought the loss is for a while, but before I knew what was happening, I have gambled away all the funds on that account.

So to conclude, I must say that setting a winning limit is a very good gambling strategy,  but it can only work for a gambler if the gambler can be so disciplined to put his or her greed appetite in check at all time.

not only in winning but of course if how much i may lose in single event , i mean if there is time that I will gamble? I make sure that i will put limit in capital and how much i can consider winning to stand up from the table.

In these ways, i prevent my over playing because gambling needs to be limited and not completely infected by the event.
there are so much greedy to come if you continue playing while the truth is you are already a winner and don't try pushing your win limit because this will end of losing.

I have never had a high winning target because I know that I very rarely have the opportunity to win a lot in gambling. This makes me just want to enjoy my free time playing gambling and if I can win some money, it is a bonus. But maybe the winning money is not as much as the amount lost due to losing but that's still okay because I can win. If you have a winning target that you want to achieve, it will not be easy because you have to think about the losses that you can get while playing gambling.