That's why amount afford to lose is matter, people think when a celebrity lose $1 Million in gambling is really huge and he broke, it's wrong. $1 Million might just a peanut for them because it's only 0.1% of his monthly salary. While poor people see $1 Million is a life changing for them and they can live comfortable with that, maybe poor people only can afford less than $50 in a month for gambling.
back to the ability of each gambler and for me poor or rich, big budget or small budget is not the problem but regardless of the amount of budget for gambling, the most important thing is to be able to enjoy every betting session so that I can entertain myself and have fun without thinking about any benefits from gambling.
but unfortunately often this gambling budget is used as a benchmark for gamblers to get big wins or small wins from gambling. but it all depends on luck.
Forcing you to use a large budget will be a big risk, the loss will be in front of your eyes. it is no longer enjoying gambling, but really wants to try to get big profits, but will it be an advantage?
Of course it depends on everyone's luck. Gambling cannot be used as a place to make steady money, it will not be recommended by anyone.
must is the management of money used for gambling. Have to use a little money just to gamble, because it's only risking everyone's luck. never use the main money.