Points 1 and 2 are useful for beginners who have not spent a lot of money and time in gambling.
I think your poll question (Can responsible gambling yield positive results?) the answer is no, why? because gambling is not a way to make money.
The second option (forex trading) which was in the poll, at a glance my mind said no, even though I don't master the world of forex trading like a professional trader.
Gambling responsibly, according to my understanding, has positive value but is to avoid addiction which can make a person lose control.
I want to convey the same thing as other users, it is better to lock this topic because it contains previous discussions.
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We have tons of these discussions here in the gambling discussion board and all that you need to have done is to join the already existing discussions and contribute to your quarter, instead of creating this topic although just like the first comment already pointed out, not this topic is not useful it is but then to avoid repetition of comments we try as much as possible to minimize duplicate thread no matter how interesting there are, a good example is this thread, advisable you lock the thread and join the ongoing discussions already.
Can responsible gambling yield positive results? Most likely 'no'.
You may only select up to 2 options. About trading? Also most likely no but the chance to make money is more in trading than gambling, but it is as dangerous as gambling.
Recommended budget should be just 1% of your weekly income.
My recommended budget for me is 5% of my weekly income.
If you want to gamble for long, you can divide the 1 to 5% of weekly income into 100 and start gambling with it in order to stay longer.
You may only select up to 2 options. About trading? Also most likely no but the chance to make money is more in trading than gambling, but it is as dangerous as gambling.
Recommended budget should be just 1% of your weekly income.
My recommended budget for me is 5% of my weekly income.
If you want to gamble for long, you can divide the 1 to 5% of weekly income into 100 and start gambling with it in order to stay longer.
While this topic is probably helpful to someone out there, it is not the only topic of its kind. I see that you are new here so I would like to ask you to please take the time to use the search feature before making a post to make sure you aren't making a duplicate topic. Also, make sure you are posting in the correct section as this topic would belong in the gambling discussion board IMO.
Here are two things to take note of before gambling
1.have a budget:it's very crucial to set a budget, decide how much money you are comfortable spending on gambling
Always stake what you can afford to lose. Have a limit and stick to it, doing it this way wouldn't put you under
Pressure and anxiety
2.Take breaks:This is a very important point..gambling can be very addicting especially when we start excepting a lot from it
From the first point I made I said you should always stake what you can afford to lose but it's important to
Take regular breaks especially when your losses are more than your wins.give yourself time to recover cause it's all about maintaining a healthy balance...I hope this helps someone out there
1.have a budget:it's very crucial to set a budget, decide how much money you are comfortable spending on gambling
Always stake what you can afford to lose. Have a limit and stick to it, doing it this way wouldn't put you under
Pressure and anxiety
2.Take breaks:This is a very important point..gambling can be very addicting especially when we start excepting a lot from it
From the first point I made I said you should always stake what you can afford to lose but it's important to
Take regular breaks especially when your losses are more than your wins.give yourself time to recover cause it's all about maintaining a healthy balance...I hope this helps someone out there
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