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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Do small investments make sense?
by
Supercrypt
on 14/05/2017, 20:54:25 UTC
I think to earn at least a little, you need to invest at least $ 100. Smaller amounts are simply ineffective for investment.
You will earn the same percentage whether you use a small amount of money or a big one the difference is the absolute size of your earnings, obviously with a bigger capital your net profits will be way higher than if you have a small capital.

$100 is also still ineffective for the calculation and speculation of more profits, but at least much better than $10.
I suggest to use large investments/deposits in order to have a clear calculation to measure the threshold of defeat and victory.

With a small investment we will get a small return and surely we can not rely on such investments to meet our daily needs. To be sure, nothing will stop us if we want to make a small investment but we shouldn't take that kind of investment as the serious one, it's just for fun or learning purpose only.
I think small investments are perfect for learning since you can see how you will behave in a real scenario, I remember that I have seen some people complaining in other forums that when they used accounts with play money to trade they always won but when they tried with real money they lost, so it is better to try our tactics with real money.
Yes small investments are better for learning but still it is not much useless if a person cannot afford to invest high amount. Sometimes if the investors have luck then a small amount can also make him wealthy and he can earn a good profit but it not happen in all case.
I think small investment can also be sensible in gambling, as there are more chances that you will lose your money in gambling therefore you need to invest a small amount of money, and specially in dice games and slots games where you mostly depend on your luck. Where you cannot use your skill and experience, even your knowledge is useless there.