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My question is, can you remember a time when you reached your threshold of loss while gambling?
My question is, can you remember a time when you reached your threshold of loss while gambling?
Oh yes but i dont play very often, wherein just want to try gambling and to make profits if it will work on me.
. But unfortunately its good only at the beginning and i realised it because afterwards most of my history are negative and since then it's too hard to win again.. Sometimes if there's a luck i cab get small return but the losses seems not good so i decided to stop it. Lolin the case of your scenario you need to stop and think:
1 - are you sure you are playing a game that you master in terms of knowledge?
2 - How much information do you get every day about this game you are playing?
3 - in case you lose, what is the strategy you can develop to minimize losses?
4 - Does this game you play have value? when do you win make up for the losses?
you have to look at all these points, and then you will see how many times you are putting in more money and losing, to get better
That's a huge part of savings for someone supporting their family, but the word "savings" is what caught my attention here, see, not "earnings", but "savings". I think it means the guy is living with his parents, saving little by little from what he's getting for small expenses. I may be wrong of course, but then the guy should probably reconsider his budgeting. Spending 20% on gambling is unacceptably a lot.
For me, 20 percent isn't that much but what only bothers me is that he used his savings there. If he don't have other sources to get a money then he better not gamble because that will only add up on his expense and if his goal is to earn money then it's also not guaranteed.Better if he look for a job first and that is the one he should used, not his savings because savings has its own use case, mostly for the future e.g. when we retire or if we want to give our kids a better future. It's not also good to depend on our parents because our parents might be old already but we are the ones that must work and we must return what they have done for us once we are still a kid.
Same here 20% isn't that much. Let us say my weekly savings is around 50$ so that makes $10 an allocation for gambling. In a month's time, I would have $200 savings and $40 of those would be allocated to gambling. $40 a month for gambling is a small amount in my opinion. Other players gamble more than that in a week.
in fact most players play with more than 10$ a day, why do I think so? because I see that most people receive bonuses more than 50$ which shows that they play a lot and with values above 100$, if they are making a profit or not I don't know, but I suppose most people are playing with high amounts Of money