Topic: How Do You See Losing Your Weekly Payment to The Casino - page 7. (Read 863 times)

It's important to reflect on the motivations behind your gambling activities. Responsible gambling involves setting limits, being aware of potential risks, and ensuring it doesn't Adversely affect your financial well-being or mindset.

Is not your responsibility to give back to the casinos from what you are paid for the job done, for you to have met the HOV requirement and get paid, makes the money entirely yours and you own the casino no obligation to give back to the the casino as you mean as way of contribution through gambling away your earning.


For this approach will only lead you to work for the casino for free and because you can't win over the casino, which makes you to lose more than you win, that make this mindset is a very wrong approach, if you must gamble, only stake an amount of money you can use for entertainment and not aim to make profits.

You are working hard to promote the brand just to get paid with that money. I think that’s already enough to be considered as supporting the project instead of losing what you earn. You should not think like this or else you are just waiting your time and sats weekly.


It depends, does the money that you earn here is you can afford to lose? Because this is only acceptable thinking if you have other source of income which is sufficient for your daily necessities. But I will not accept this for myself because that money is the product of my time invested here in the forum.

I see it differently. I see it as spending the money or part of the money you earn from signature campaign to gamble on the gambling site that has the signature campaign as a means you are looking for money. The person will be disappointed if he or she losses the bet. There is no support in this. If you can not afford to lose the money, withdraw all your money. I do not like gambling sites that pay signature campaign payment to their sites, it is better they send it to wallet address instead which can discourage people in the campaign not to use their weekly payment to gamble.

No, business is business. I worked hard for the payment I received from the campaign, so I cherish it and want it to be used for other investments than gambling. For example, I'm in a signature campaign, but I've only tried the campaign I'm flagging for a few times. The funds I used were the extra money that I get from my salary; I never used my earnings from this campaign. I support the project or campaign that I'm flagging, but I don't want to lose my hard-earned money to a gambling or betting site. Maybe my funds from my salary will help.


Well, its your own choice and money, so we can't judge you, but based on my own opinion, one bet should be enough. If you already cash out 60% of your bet because you saw that it would lose, then you shouldn't bet even more. What you have done is just an urge to gamble more, not to support the project you are in.

If I have my own way, casinos should be paying promoters directly to the wallets that the promoters themselves prefer. Of course, it's all up to the casinos. It's their decision. They're the ones hiring and dictating the terms anyway. But it's a bit sneaky to send the payments only to casino accounts. They're somehow taking advantage of the tendency of these promoters to gamble their payments rather than withdraw them right away. In the end, they could get back the money they paid. Besides, in this way, the promoters themselves would be paying the fees if they want to get their payments.

But it all boils down to self-control, of course. Nobody's forcing you to gamble your salary. 

I actually have experienced this before with other gambling site I have promoted in my signature as they pay the participants directly in their gambling site. It's actually hard to see losing your reward getting lose to the casino after you've received it but after all it's your decision to place it on a bet rather than withdrawing it.

I think this is a good strategy for them as people will be tempted to place bet in some sports betting or casino knowing that there's a chance that you'll win more and withdraw more but the things is that, if you win... you want more and once you want more then, in no time, you'll lose. So either way, if you start playing, the chances of losing to them is high.

I don't think that's a bad gambling mindset if you are playing not for profit but to show support to the project you promote (correct me if I don't understand your question). But you already have their name in your profile and showcasing it here in the forum, I think that's enough way to show them that you are supporting their project.

Spending a portion of your payment back to that same casino is likely a form of support because you're returning a small portion they've spent on advertising.

Giving unnecessary support isn't bad and I agree with what Potato Chips said, it's more about how you manage your budget and consistently avoid the thought of spending it all through gambling. Most casinos have low betting limits and deposits so you don't always have to spend more to keep engaging.

It depends on what is your main purpose of earning from the signature campaign. If you take it as a main source of income, it will be bad to lose it back but if you take it just like to earn a side income that you can use for anything and it wont affect your financial life, there is nothing wrong to lose it back because you are ready for it before losing it.

It depends on yourself. For me, it can be a part of indirect support especially if I can make feedback after playing with what I earn from them, but of course I should not lose all what I earn from them just to prove that I support them. Support can be done in other various ways though.  

Nope, unless you think you should spend all what you earn from them.

I don't mind losing a whole week of payment but I wouldn't want it to happen in a couple of hours as that would feel super fleeting because I worked for it for a week. I would like it to keep me company for a decent amount of time.

2nd question: any kind of usage is a support to me


Supporting is OK. The problem is when we lose self control. We all have different financial situation so there should be a limit, if you think you've gone over the said limit, then that would need an immediate attention.

If no one for you to do so then I guess its fine to use your earned money to place your bet. But if you are worried on things and think about its simple way to support the project you are promoting then that doesn't make any sense at all. You are already supporting them by displaying their banner ads on their signature and it give plus points when you post in their thread, I think for this that's enough for manager since what they like is the spread their ads so that there's a lot of people could see it.

But if you think doing that is kind of indirect support of project then its fine as long as you are willing to risk some campaign earnings and I don't see any problem with it.

Nope that's not bad gambling mindset since I think you are exploring and just want to impress the people behind the project. But you don't really need to spend if you don't feel it since for sure the campaign owners doesn't require you to do that.

My support for the project is through the advertising I'm doing for their casino by wearing their avatar and signature design. The project only pays for the signature for a certain amount of post, the rest post I make is my support for the project as they are free and not being paid for. I can't see my losing of my money as a support for them. The losing of money is a lost and it's affecting me therefore I don't use the money I get from casino signature to gamble but I can play with my other money for fun.

If you're losing on purpose it's wrong, you can support the casino in many ways that will not make you not to get affected in a negative way. When you keep losing it can spoil your confidence and you won't be able to win other times that you're not gambling to support the casino that you're promoting. Losing can also make you to become addicted to gambling as you'll want to win back your money at some point.

Depending on how you react to it, I often do it, even the worst thing was that I once spent the payment from a sig campaign for 4 weeks on gambling. Maybe annoying but also fun


I don't know, but it's a good idea if you play at a casino that you promote like me and often play at shuffle


It seems the question is almost similar to question number 2


I've never been on a campaign that had a payout system like that, but come to think of it I would do what you do, which is gamble when I get paid. And if I had to guess, chances are stake campaign participants other than you are doing the same thing

Yeah I agree with you on that,  it may feel sad to experience such thing as losing your whole payment for the week to gambling most especially when the money can amount to a good sum in you country,  although the risk is what make it differs,  hard it been the bet ended on a win,  it will become an extra money but when it gone negative,  in lose it become a worst case of regret,  but in the spirit of sportsmanship,  we may feels that by engaging in thos casinos that pays us shows at least our engagement in the company we promote.

But here,  we get paid for the job done and not to gamble with it,  but also one or two of those risks can definitely be seen as some form of support,  at least we take that to console ourselves for the loses.

No. It's your money from the moment you are paid so it depends on your decision. You had a choice to withdraw it. Don't cover what you did to an optimistic mindset just because you lost your bet.
You are already supporting the gambling site by wearing their signature and I think that's already enough.

Do remember there are a lot of gamblers out there and Stake.com is making a lot of money thanks to that. But saying your payment for signature being used to gamble is another way of your support, I mean come on. That's not even the tip of the iceberg of their profits.
Look, you decided to take the risk by trying to increase your weekly salary and I know your purpose is to win it and then get out. Sadly, it went the other way so just swallow it and dont make any reason behind it.
You did good though betting it in sports because tips are difficult to win. They have a different system than deposited money.
Maybe next time you will get lucky.

I have only received my sig payment directly to my casino account once and I had to wager it 1x before I could withdraw it and I can tell you the pressure I felt during the process was very high. If I had chance to choose the amount that I wished to use it would have been a different game - but the fact that I had to wager everything made everything worse.


If it was done when you had the chance to withdraw then it’s a bad habit and should be avoided - if it’s something that must be done then that would be a different story.


No it’s not, it’s business so you should treat it as one don’t say because you got the money from their signature campaign then it’s okay to lose it there. As a bettor you can alway go back and gamble but as a signature campaign participant then treat your payment well, if you want to use it to gamble then do it knowing that you did it willingly and not because you felt the need to lose it to them.


Engaging in gambling activities in the casino you promote is not a bad thing - I normally use bcgame that I promote for 90% of my gambling and I see it as a way to understand, support and know more about it so that I can contribute to discussions well. And I believe this question is different from the first one since it has nothing to do with signature campaign.

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Just a friendly advise, make sure you set a budget if it’s to be using 10% from your payment then do it - don’t just go all out with your full payment, it’s a bad habit and it also reduce your chance of saving.

I will not be happy with it because it is a good sum of money in my country. I collect it and I do not use it to gamble. I use it for important things in my life. If I lose the money, I will not feel good at all.

It is you that needs to ask yourself a question. Can you afford to lose the weekly payment to gambling in a way it will not affect you financially and it will not disturb your progress in life? If otherwise, you have a bad mindset for gambling.

Sorry guys I have to make this thread self-moderated to keep spam off from making garbage comments on this thread.

Now my experience today,  so I got my weekly signature payment only stake account few hours ago,  and for some reason, I decided to gamble with it and bet on the Newcastle vs Blackburn rovers and with a draw for the games I chose which gave me an 2.5 odds at the time of staking the bet,  but at the end,  the,  Newcastle first made the first goals score making the match to stand at 1:0 at that point,  I made used of the available cash out which was almost a 60% lose from my initial bet amount,  but then I thought it better than losing all at the end.

Now I staked another bet with my remaining available balance and also I lost the bet and that brought my balance back to zero which means I lost all the money paid to me back to the stake casino, this reality triggered up this question in me.

How do you see losing your payment to the casino?

Do you see losing your payment back to the casino as your own form of indirect support for the project?

Do you think that I already have a bad gambling mindset thinking that by engaging in one or two bets or games I am supporting the project I promote?


This topic is for general discussions,  but I would like to hear and read what those who are promoting casinos/book markers that pay them directly into their casino accounts.