Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 04:31:14 AM

Quote from: nara1892 on February 19, 2025, 01:27:10 PM

I think yes for the issue of income it cannot be used as a benchmark, meaning when for example your income is quite large it does not mean you have to bet with a large amount too, in the end of course as you think that for this problem it comes back to the readiness of a gambler regarding how much they are ready to lose regardless of how big or small their weekly or monthly income is. On the other hand I usually measure it by percentage, meaning no matter how much my monthly income is I usually only allocate no more than 5% once a month.

Betting with a large amount will be too risky for us because we can not waste our money just to playing gambling. We must remember that we have many other things that need money so we can not use much money for playing gambling. Beside that, we don't have to conclude that we can earn money from gambling, When we almost lose much money in gambling, that will be a good time to stop gambling and leave it for some time. It is good if some people can allocate no more than 5% once a month because that is enough for them to use that amount to playing gambling.

Yes, that's for sure, but unfortunately only a small number of people can have that mindset, most of them are gamblers who really find it difficult to treat gambling in a good and proper way who are usually unable to accept the risk of losing and also always find it difficult to ignore greed when they have succeeded in winning, they will never think that they should only gamble with a small amount and even worse is when they don't have the money they force themselves to look for loans just to fulfill their desire to gamble. So in conclusion, in my opinion, the right and proper approach to gambling is only possible for gamblers who are not yet trapped in addiction problems.