... In such a case betting more than you can easily afford to lose is not a wise move.
Betting 100% of all you CAN afford to lose is probably not a wise move, given the 83% chance of a loss. I mean depending on
how you define the amount you can afford to lose, I guess. Could mean a different thing to different people.
Indeed, it's a different thing for different people. For me personally it's around the amount of money I can earn in one day. Yes, it is still painful, losing the money you were working for for the whole day, but it's acceptable, it's not the end of the world, you know.
But that's about the money I can afford to lose without bad consequences. Talking about the money that I can
easily afford to lose, than it's about a quarter of what I make per day, and that's what I would bet on the single die roll, you are asking in the OP.
Well, this is something that a decision can be made depending on the type of player and what his personality is like, if the player is very risky and ends his mission because he doesn't care about money, just because he gets carried away by the adrenaline of the moment, That is something that you cannot afford, firstly because it is a lack of responsibility. When you spend your money, how can you recover? You have to do things that you did not have before in your time because the money must be recovered so that your life does not change from one moment to the next and stability is affected, so it is better to control each time you go to play your money, and that you know that the money you are risking may be lost.