This is why I don't like recording my bets online.
Spare money means spare money. It's the money that you can afford to lose. It's the money that won't hurt your feelings even if you lose it and it's also the amount that would not lead you to regrets that you will remember even in the future.
But it doesn't mean you are ready to lose it if you make a bet. You still make the effort to win games that you are playing on a betting site either a casino game or sports betting.
I won't be using my saved money, that has another purpose. If you think you can just afford to lose $5 - $10 then do so. No one will tell you that you are cheap because no one will know. What's good today is gambling sites don't really have a high minimum bet which is cool for those who are betting cheap amounts and just doing it for an addition to the excitement of the game or just to have a little fun playing slots or any of their favorite gambling games.
Imagine playing all those without money involved, it will be damn boring.
Topic: Gambling everywhere - page 4. (Read 363 times)
Gambling gambling gambling everywhere there are gamblers everywere either online or shops and some gamblers are not happy to be one because they are addicted to it, now come to the present day question, how do you feel after making a stake? People on these forum mostly gambling board, lot of people here do say we should use spare money to make a bet (stake) but we all know that there is nothing like a spare money if people save money for future use I don't think a well thinking person will also save money for gambling, I think everybody who gambled sometimes does not know when they are in a gambling shops, just imagine you're about to check your past bets and you find your self about to stake another, please don't see it the other way round.
So if you use our saved money to stake a bet, what really comes next to your mind? I will like us to talk about this.
So if you use our saved money to stake a bet, what really comes next to your mind? I will like us to talk about this.
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