Topic: How many hours is the best time for a gambler to last while gambling? - page 3. (Read 1543 times)

The time can be vary to the every gamblers,because some gamblers will make the big winning in the gambling site in short time betting.But some gamblers will keep betting and make the biggest winning by continuous struggle with the gambling site.Many gamblers who regain the same winning money after reduce to the low value by the trust and self confidence.Many gamblers will loss the hope and give up the game.The gamblers who had biggest motivation in their mind will able to build their own empire in the gambling site.The gamblers should not get depressed by their loss in the gambling site.Because nothing was permanent in the gambling site.

You are right that a gambler's betting style will also make it easy for them to lose their money quickly, especially if they immediately bet big money because they don't have much time to gamble. They can't manage their time and money well because they don't have much time in a hurry. And they don't need to be like that because they also can't enjoy their free time properly. If they don't have much time, they should not gamble and just rest while drinking tea, coffee, something else, or even eating. It will allow them to really relax and enjoy their free time. They also don't have to lose their money in gambling because they can gamble at another time. That would be better for them because they could actually prevent themselves from gambling rashly and ultimately losing their money.

You are right, the more you gamble, the higher the chance of losing, because the chance of losing in gambling can be said to be 90% of the chance of winning is probably only 10%. And in my opinion, many who gamble tend to overdo it in terms of time or budget so that it brings huge losses. This is the importance of good self-control in gambling. Now if many gamblers were able to control themselves well, maybe there wouldn't be such a big case of harmful gambling addiction.

I think someone who gambles wisely or has good self-control. They must have a certain time limit for gambling whether it is from hours or days. But clearly someone who gambles wisely they have limits in their budget and time, so they gamble with good self-control. Not going crazy with the pursuit of winning.

Just depends on gambler's satisfactory with playing time and also depending on the game being played; some games are only consuming minutes while others, for example sports betting, would at least take an hour from you before seeing the result however you may or may not watch the game, but in such way you won't enjoy it. On my end I do play for the whole day but not consistently and continuously. I do often pick some bets with wagering limit, and if all of it lose, then I'd take a break and try betting again after a couple of hours to retry my luck. I cannot apply that limited time for my betting session 'coz in such sense I'd be forced to bet just within the time frame regardless if I would be lucky or not. Just go with what will make you comfortable betting with. We won't be certain of winning regardless of what strategy we use concerning the time we allot in gambling therefore we should at least make ourselves comfortable with of course moderation of the amount we engage. This would make us safe from regrets given that we gambled responsibly and at ease.

Wins are awesome, but chasing losses is like chasing pigeons in the park – messy and pointless. Set a time limit, like a self-imposed curfew, and stick to it. One hour works for you? Cool! Others might need 30 minutes, or even a quick 10-minute spin. The key is finding your "enough is enough" moment and rocking it.

Think of discipline as your gambling superpower, not a party pooper. It stops you from overspending, chasing bad bets, and turning fun into financial stress. Trust me, your future self will high five you for being a responsible gamer.

Remember, gambling is like the sprinkles on your sundae – fun, but not the whole meal. Keep it balanced, keep it chill, and keep it truly entertaining. And hey, if the urge to gamble like a wild animal ever hits, help is always there. Reaching out ain't weakness, it's bossing your responsible self.

My opinion is: Time is not what defines whether you can earn more or less money.

In 10 seconds of playing you can earn much more money than someone else who spent 6 hours a day playing.
What will define your winnings or greater probability is the strategy you use.... know how to choose very carefully the types of games that you have the most affinity with, if it is sports games, then choose a modality that you know deeply and know how to find the ideal "opportunities" to make more profit on bets that favor you more.

I believe that there are "golden moments", without there being a specific time or "cosmic alignment" (or other mythological nonsense), you need to be attentive to take advantage of opportunities.

This way, I believe it is possible to make a lot of money without having to spend many hours betting. However, this doesn't mean that you don't need to spend your time, on the contrary... you need to spend a lot of time researching, observing and learning just by watching the games happen, and only betting at the right times.

Obviously it will save time and money because there is only one betting option, namely lottery, plus basically lottery betting also doesn't require quite lot of money because on average gamblers who like betting on numbers will use less money but really targeting to get the jackpot.
But on the other hand you are right that this is very boring, I think only betting on one type of bet is an activity that probably won't last long but there is also the possibility that boredom can give the curiosity to try various other games.
Personally, I honestly would never be able to just place bet on just one betting option because I really pursue fun and satisfaction so there are various bets and games that I will try every time gamble.

However, it cannot be denied that I am quite impressed with him and I hope that he will never be interested in other bets.
This will have bigger impact if he becomes curious and tries other games because of the boredom he previously felt, then he has the opportunity to bet or play with more time and money.

Indeed, sports betting can be good alternative to slot games, but as gambler who is also quite fond of slots, I feel satisfaction and curiosity that I can't stop playing.
Slots are crazy game, in slot games anyone will lose all their money and will not be able to stop playing before the money in their balance or bankroll runs out with nothing left.

It is true, but it doesn't just apply to gamblers who play for extended periods of time; as you mentioned, the longer they play, the more money they lose overall—minus their winnings. However, it's also possible that a gambler's style of betting makes it easy for him to lose money, even though he only plays for a short period of time. Based on my observations of certain gamblers in my town, it seems as though some of them only have limited time for gambling due to other obligations, including work. Therefore, when they gamble, they don't wager on the game if other bettors place small bets because other gamblers want to play and have the chance to win big even if they have a small chance of winning in a short period of time. Of course, they also lose big if they lose the game, and they accept that.
 
 

How much free time someone has definitely impacts their gambling habits. It's like, the more free time they got, the more chances they have to hit the slot. But hold up, free time ain't the only culprit here. It's all about choices. While free time ain't bad, using it all for gambling can be a red flag. Maybe they're neglecting hobbies, friends, or even bills to chase that jackpot. Not cool.

And the unemployed gambler? Yeah, they got tons of free time, but that doesn't mean they're automatically addicted. Some folks without jobs find other ways to fill their days, while others might struggle with gambling even with limited resources. It's all about choices, yo.

The truth is, free time is just one piece of the puzzle. What really matters is why someone gambles, how they approach it, and their personality. Are they doing it for fun, to escape problems, or because they're impulsive? Do they have easy access to gambling? Can they afford to lose? These are the real questions. So, whether you're a busy bee or a free spirit, remember: responsible gambling ain't about how much time you spend, but about being smart and in control. Set limits, seek help if you need it, and find healthy ways to unwind. After all, life's more than just chasing that lucky streak, right? ✌️

That is true.The time is not something who can impact you for the good.If you see the people who share the max wins replays in here you will see that the huge multiplier is gotten early over 90% of the time and extremely rare cases are those other 10% where you spend a lot of time before hitting that.Therefore I think the direct relation in most cases is,the more you play the higher the chances to lose,of course there maybe exceptions to this.

That is definitely a good time saving way of betting but at the same time I feel like that is a little bit boring. I am not saying that people shouldn't do that, they could do that whenever they want to, but betting on a sports match is boring to some people and you have games nearly everyday, if not then at least few days every week, some lotteries are once a month, it is just too boring.

I think the middle ground is sports, that's my favourite because it is not as quick as slots or similar games, could be dice, could be roulette, doesn't really matter the logic is that you gamble whenever you want and as long as you want there, and lottery makes you wait for too long whereas sports is often enough but also not whenever you want.

There is no right time to define how long one can spend gambling because it depends on how much money they will use. They can't play gambling for too long if they don't have more allocated funds, especially if they place bets with big money because that can speed up losses and lose all their money faster than expected. And yes, there is a risk of losing money by using more money in gambling, and this is something that many gamblers cannot face, so they will continue to gamble and also deposit more money. The more time they spend and the more money they spend, the more they can lose a lot of money and also have the potential to become addicted to gambling, and when they have a gambling addiction, they will not realize it. That is why we must be able to limit our gambling games so that we do not face unnecessary problems.

Since gambling is unpredictable it is not even necessary for one to have a specific hour they gamble every day , this is not how Gambling works . What is the most important thing for every gambler to understand is to know when to stop , this is the most important thing in playing gambling,  one don't need to fix a particular time for playing gambling.  In gambling it is important people needs to know not to play for a longtime,  the longtime in playing gambling does not guarantee a win will definitely take place.

It is not about the hours in playing gambling, it is about understanding when to stop when the lose is becoming something you can't afford. The time in which people use in playing gambling can't be the same, everyone has a limit according to what they can afford to lose. The money one has to use in playing gambling should determine the time in playing gambling.

Success in gambling does not depend on the amount of time given. The main thing is to be in the right place at the right time. And make bets, listening to your own intuition and based on a pre-selected strategy. At the same time, you can not give in to momentary emotional impulses

How long a gambler will gamble depends on the individual's desire but it is not right to spend too much time on gambling. The more time you give the more you will lose and slowly become addicted. There is a risk of losing money or valuables in exchange for the possibility of winning. Although most people gamble without any problems some individuals can develop a gambling addiction which can have serious consequences for their health finances and relationships. Better use less time and control yourself also the loss will be less if you set the money limit.

absolutely true but most gamblers play not just to get fun. the main goal is to get wins and double their money. Don't say you are an addict, because they can spend a long time sitting in the casino without realizing it.

For beginner players or those who are not yet addicted, maybe 1-2 hours is enough to play. or if it can be faster than that, even better, whatever the results. be it win or lose.

That's gamblers choice to make, are you in for fun or for the money? Everyone has their goals in gambling, but my advice is to limit the time you spent, the lower the time the better for you, addiction in gambling is fuel by greed and sitting hours in a casino means you want to go back home with a win, by force, what if it's not one of those lucky days?

The longer the time you spent, the more the money you risk, and if it's not your lucky day you will waste it all, still you should be able to take your leave, but if your mind is set on making money in that same day you will probably start thinking about your bank account to fund your casino balance again.

This is how so many gamblers drained their bank account themselves and they end up broke, if you want to stay ahead of gambling addiction you must learn to leave when you spend your target for the day, you are also helping yourself greatly if you spend less time in a casino.

How long someone gambles depends on how much money they use. But they have to think that if they gamble longer, it will give them the possibility of experiencing more and more losses and of course, losing more and more money. It wouldn't be fun if they experienced more and more losses because they could be triggered to experience frustration seeing the amount of their losses. If they can limit the amount they spend on gambling, they will not experience as many losses. And how long they gamble should be adjusted to their money. We can only advise not to gamble too long because it can make them lose a lot of money.

Yes, and I think everything is subjective as far as gambling goes to be fair. The amount of time considered appropriate to spend gambling varies among individuals and is influenced by personal preferences, financial considerations, and responsible gambling practices. Maybe there are gamblers who play with that gambling capital of them, so when they win, they get out, same with they didn't win. They will have to quit and never comes back or not chasing losses. Just remember though, that you or any individuals  finds it challenging to manage their gambling habits or if it is having adverse effects on their life, then it's recommended that they seek assistance from counseling services or helplines. And we shouldn't spend countless hours on gambling in my opinion. Everything should be in moderation or focus on other things and priorities.

You're not an active gambler therefore you don't have to have a limit to the hours you're gambling but it will be different for other individuals that are gambling actively, those gambling everyday needs to have limit both with their budget and time they spend gambling. Gambling can get very addicted and if you don't have plans you can't be discipline to avoid gambling irresponsibly. Regardless of the hours you're spending to gamble, always enjoy what you're doing and don't over gamble.

The hours for over gambling can be different for different gamblers as I can gamble for 3 hours and it won't be over gambling for me but if other individuals gamble for that long they'll be doing harm to their health. Newbies that are just starting to gamble shouldn't be gambling for long as they haven't gained the experiences that'll help them to avoid getting addicted from chasing losses or trying to win more.