Quote from: FanEagle on August 24, 2022, 02:49:00 PM

Quote from: aysg76 on August 23, 2022, 02:53:35 PM

Quote from: carlisle1 on August 23, 2022, 12:17:17 PM

Whales are whales they are here to stay in much longer timeframe, unlike with small time gamers gamblers do allocate decent amount

of bankroll enough to satisfied their leisure and also in attempting to win big, they are good in managing their money though since it's gambling

anything can happen and they are not exempt to have a bad sessions and lose big money.

If you have your budget allocated in a well manner with stop limits then you can also stay here longer and place bets accordingly to your budget because we have the minimum bets limit very low on most of the slots and if lucky then multiplier could be big so just enjoy.

I think we should focus more on Rollbit discussion rather than continuing the whale-small gambler discussion because they both have different ways of playing but you could win anytime big or low.

That is the method that I have been using for about 6-7 years. I mean if you could arrange your budget accordingly, you never lose too much money. I have been gambling like a crazy person when you check the amount of bets I have, but when you check "how much" part, it’s not even what I pay for water per month, literally.

That’s the key, you wager small amount, if you lose then you lose but you have a small budget so the tiny amount you wager ends in 2 weeks if you have a bad month, if not and you win something it could go for all month or even more months without depositing again. That’s what people should be doing if they do not have too much money.

Controlling yourself is something that is very important. I mean, if you know how to budget your bankroll and you are really intact,

with the system that you are using, you can stay longer and lose a little, but the problem is not many can deal with it, most of the time

when a gambler already has a high desire to win or to keep on playing, his appetite will for him to deposit more. It's reality that might

lead the gambler to too much addiction and will leave him losing a lot.