I am one of those who play just for fun and entertainment and it actually works very easily:
You set yourself a monthly budget that you want to spend on gambling, for example $50. If you win, the budget increases (or is used up less quickly). If there is still money in the account at the beginning of the new month, I either increase it to 50$ or if it is even more, there are no deposits (but this is rather rare). If my account is empty, there are no more deposits until the next month and I don't play anymore. 50$ is actually enough for a long time if you don't have an unbelievable streak of bad luck at the beginning of the month. That happens, but of course very very rarely.
I've been doing this for some time now and have to say that the profits and losses are more or less in balance. In any case, you don't run the risk of becoming addicted or losing sight of what gambling is supposed to be: a way to be entertained.
I do exactly the same thing! I can't believe there are more of us! I really do not care if I end up winning or losing that much, I do care about it in the sense that emotionally I like winning more as much as anyone else and that makes sense, however I do not care about it in financial sense because at the end of the day it is not providing any profit to me, so far in my entire gambling life I have withdraw my winnings just once and that was in a fiat poker game that was in real life
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I just won a good amount on a tournament and there was no way to keep that going so I just took the winnings of the tournament which was just $250, not like a huge amount. Aside from that whatever I have ever earned from roobet, went back to roobet, I only deposited and never withdrawn from this place ever. Which is why I feel like gambling for fun was just destroyed with this KYC thing.