Yeah if you read my statement you would understand that I mentioned that an addicted person can't wait for that long to gamble, this is because of addiction and also has turned to a compulsive gambling which most be handle with care and immediate effects otherwise it would causes more harm to the person. A gambler should know their limits and how often they should gamble, and or remain online in other not to boost the chances of becoming addiction to gambling, as we know the rate at which people spends online attributes to level of addictions they are facing today. Less moment less addictions!
It also affects the extent to which the player has an interest in the game, for example, if the interest is big enough, then the player can play with one dollar a day, breaking it into smaller bets. It's like playing a computer game for fun, only money is like points. But with the same success, the player can play for free or in demo mode, if there are any. An addicted player will want to win quickly and a lot, he is absolutely not interested in $ 1 a day for the game, it does not excite him.
Gambling for just $1 per day is definitely a good strategy to protect yourself from big losses while still having regular fun. But it is doubtful how effective it is for an addicted gambler and whether they can control themselves by limiting themselves to this extent. Because only $1 will take few minutes if you can gamble patiently. And if you get impatient and want to quickly multiply your $1, you can lose it in just a minute. Then you can give up gambling for that day? So gambling $1 a day is never enough. But one can gamble with weekly and monthly budget like if one's weekly budget is $20 then he should gamble maximum two days of the week with a budget of $10. Budgeting in this way can be effective