In terms of business, a yearly profit or loss is calculated by calculating how much I sold, how much I bought, how much product is left, and I think it should be calculated in the same way in gambling. Like how many gambles I played in a month, how many results went in my favor, how many went against me, how many matches I won, how much profit, how many losses, how much loss. If we can calculate in this way then at the end of every month we will have a clear idea whether we are moving in the right direction or in the wrong direction in gambling. I think most gamblers do not calculate this but it is very important for every gambler.
This should be done easily by all gamblers but in fact many people are too lazy to calculate all their gambling activities, for example if they spend all their money they may have calculated it all and in fact most gamblers always store everything in their brain memory rather than recording it, indeed There's nothing wrong with doing this because it can help manage our finances properly so we don't gamble excessively and regularly limit our budget so we don't become addicted to gambling or other bad things that could happen to us if we don't try to do that.
Every gambler's view is never the same but they can do it if they want, after all not many people like mathematics or calculations, even I am a little happy with calculations but I still don't calculate all my gambling activities starting from my expenses. The wins I got were even different, to be honest, I have another way, namely just using a mindset to be able to overcome myself so that I remain well controlled, I only think that the gambling I do is just for entertainment, that's why I only gamble on weekends with a predetermined budget and most importantly using money I was ready to lose so there was no need for me to calculate everything.
Nobody likes doing math. But knowing where your money goes is a must. Whether its poker or picking stocks, if you're losing, you gotta know how much. Its a wake-up call, a reality check. It keeps you honest. It keeps you from getting in over your head.
Some people like to throw a few bucks around for fun. Nothing wrong with that. Weekends, after work, set a limit, have some fun. But thats the key word: limit. Thats where your family comes in. They'll tell you straight if you're going overboard.
Remember, you're only gambling with what you can afford to lose. Thats the golden rule. You're not betting the rent money or your kid's college fund. You're respecting yourself, your family, and your wallet. Thats what I call being responsible. Thats how you gamble smart and keep it fun.