Quote from: Franctoshi on Today at 06:07:44 AM

Quote from: Pandu Geddon on April 24, 2025, 02:38:53 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on April 24, 2025, 01:07:24 PM

Or how do you set your budget in the first place, do you do it monthly or weekly or it is per session?

I get a salary from my job monthly. But I only allocate a little for gambling. I often spend the results of the signature campaign on gambling. But if on a certain weekend there is a moment when I am very excited to bet but the balance in my account runs out, I have a budget that I can use. I am not a gambler with big bets, because I know my financial ability and what I can bet. If I bet too much, of course, it can mess up my finances.

That's just the way to go about gambling, good you're sticking to your plans, and that's what you can do to stay longer, if you know you can't afford to lose it don't even risk it. The resultant effect of not setting up a budget is that, it can take you five years backwards the day a big lose will hit you and it usually be like a movie, that it will become too late when you must have realized your mistake and what you should have done in the first place to stay protected in case of a day like that.

Most gamblers, before they have time or become addicted or fall in disaster, they can't understand the right thing. They do not have the ability to understand reality, and ignoring reality, they continue gambling as a means of earning money. Which gradually becomes a cause of disaster for them.
The most sad thing is that even if we want, we cannot make a gambler realize the right thing before his disaster, if we tell them to gamble with a small amount of money according to their ability to lose, they will easily ignore our words. Because they always want to win big and try to gamble with as much money as possible, because at that moment they are addicted to gambling and deviated from reality.
If we do not maintain the right humanity, responsibility and limitations in gambling, it will be much more harmful.