Quote from: Stablexcoin on February 21, 2025, 07:39:14 AM

Quote from: Nheer on February 19, 2025, 06:40:50 PM

Quote from: bittraffic on February 18, 2025, 07:11:32 AM

Losing the amount you earn for the week I think you will really need to take a break and wait for another pay of your weekly pay from the campaign you joined. I do sometimes do this until I win big from wagering in a sport.

But because I'm only going for sports, the I only bet a few times a week from football and boxing. Nothing to take a break because after all, its not a game to be stressed with.

You tend to get emotional or stressed out when you bet more money than you can afford to lose so gambling all your weekly income from campaign is not a good thing to do except when you have another source of income in which you don’t depend on your weekly earnings from campaign for anything. Using a certain percentage of your weekly income to gamble is much better than gambling it all at once.
When you gamble more than you can afford to lose or gamble money you intend to use later you get emotionally stressed and it is deviating you from responsible gambling and it mostly doesn’t end well for most people.

You can decide to use whatever amount you want to gamble as long as you dont exceed the amount allocated for gambling. This is why it is advice to always remove a certain amount for gambling weekly or every month. The amount is not going to be fixed because our income can grow so we can decide to change the amount anytime.

I was enjoying reading your post until you said we can increase our wagering if our income increases, boom! that is not accurate and speaks less of reasonable gambling.

First, gambling is not a must/necessity. Second, if gambling is truly worth it and you are progressive in it, why can't it increase the wagering by itself with what the gambler had made from it?

Gambling should never be a burden to our finances, it is not a necessity or an investment so there shouldn't be an upward proportion of sending money to it from our income.