Quote from: junder on Today at 12:00:12 PM

Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 03:56:18 AM

Quote from: junder on February 08, 2024, 11:20:14 AM

Yes, that's right, as we live, we need the necessities to survive, therefore, by having a fixed income, we must be able to share it evenly, for example, the income we earn is set at 100%, so we must prioritize our needs first, so it's 70%. for necessities, 20% for drinks or snacks, and 10% for gambling, and make sure that 10% must be able to last for a certain period of time, don't deposit money with a budget that exceeds 10% of the income earned.

but I'm sure there are still many people who ignore this, many of those who gamble are, when they have money they can gamble until they get a big win even though it means all the money they have is gone. The point is, if you don't have the money to gamble, don't force it, and if you do have the income, don't gamble excessively. If you don't have an income but have a little money, don't think about doubling it by gambling, because as you said the result will most likely be disappointment. Therefore, gamble while you have money and don't overdo it, try not to light a fire in the middle of lots of dry paper.

That is why we must be able to manage our finances well and allocate a budget for all daily needs and a budget for gambling. By allocating a certain amount of money for gambling, we can gamble sufficiently, and it will not interfere with other daily needs, so we can be calm when gambling. Once we have a budget for gambling, we must prepare ourselves to learn self-control because if we only prepare a budget for gambling without being accompanied by good self-control, we will have the possibility of exceeding the budget limit because of the results we receive from gambling. That will pose a risk for us because we can use more of our budget for gambling, which could disrupt the budget for other needs.

You are right in saying that many still ignore this because they underestimate this problem, so they don't want to make a budget or allocate funds so that when they lose or win, they will continue gambling. There is the possibility of using even more money. And if all the budget for gambling has been used up, we should not take the budget for other needs to use for gambling because that will disrupt everything. This is why we must learn discipline in using funds for each need. You should not have any thoughts of making money from gambling because it will be very difficult, especially if you only have a limited budget.

Indeed, this must be emphasized, I myself emphasize the budget that must be limited for gambling, because that can also help determine us in the future, if we cannot limit the set budget, the money we have could be wasted. No matter how much income we get, if we can't limit our budget for gambling then it's possible that the income we get could be spent just on gambling, and in my opinion that's not a good thing. Because basically we ourselves have desires and needs that must be met, it is not right to spend a lot of money just to gamble.

having a large income is good, but if you really like gambling, hopefully you can limit your gambling budget because it is impossible to spend all the income you get just by gambling, what you say is true, this also requires good discipline, because that can also help. in setting a budget for gambling. As much as possible, gamble appropriately, don't overdo it.

I've seen gambling go from a hobby to a financial risk. Observation, not warning. Gambling is fun, but responsibility molds our finances. Cost? Non-negotiable. Gambling discipline extends beyond self-control to self-preservation. Gambling should be fun, but without limits, it can drain our health resources. A buffer fund would keep gambling fun, not a burden. The strategy is more than advise.

Responsible gaming calms me. Not refraining, but being mindful. It teaches financial literacy and prioritizing our desires. Keep enjoyable gambling in the context of financial health and personal satisfaction.