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Topic
Board Gambling discussion
Re: Threshold of Loss in Gambling
by
TimeTeller
on 29/07/2022, 23:36:24 UTC
My strategy is not to exceed the loss threshold in gambling by making a maximum deposit of 20% of my savings to enjoy the game, and when the balance runs out I must stop so it doesn't have a big impact on my finances.
Honestly, this one is good a advice a very good one. We should learn to manage everything so that we can have a peace of mind. At first, it is very hard to have this discipline but it can save us from being wreck and in debt. In my own perspective, I am saving the 30% of my salary, 30% for recreational activities and other things I needed to buy and then 40% will be for my family expenses, playing gambling is also included in that 30% so that when I reach that amount even though I am winning but I already used all to bet again, I will stop right away.
^ Definitely right, we should have to manage our fund and it should be there is a fixed amount that we wanted to gamble, if you say 20% of your saving is on gambling, it should be that amount and there is nothing extension. Dont continue to gamble beyond your limit, it should be a fixed amount.
The only way that this will happen is to have the self-discipline to control your urge in gambling so that you can manage your fund.
If all gamblers have the same mindset like this, there are no gambling addicts anymore, it seems gambling will exist just for fun, nothing else.

But unfortunately not, a lot of gamblers are being addicted into this for so many reasons.
Lucky for you if you know how to handle yourself and put some limits by your own accord.
But if not, being addicted into this game will give you a lot of trouble, not only financially, even emotionally.
Also, not on yourself but also with your loved ones or people surrounding you.