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We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 
Note: The very moment you chose to gamble, you've already chosen to take risk automatically. 
The only way to avoid this risk is to avoid playing gambling. Now, to answer the question in your thread heading, you need to design a working plan for your gambling activity with budget and risk management to avoid taking too much risk. Having a budget for your gambling will prevent you from spending too much on gambling because risk management will tell you to stop after exhausting your budget for the week or month as the case may be.
Unfortunately, majority of gamblers still battle with this two safety practices of gambling. They will prepare the plan with budget but fail to adhere to the plan they designed and eventually lose their mind to dive into addiction.
Yes, limit the amount played in the casino to overcome not going bankrupt, because there have been many cases where they did not control the budget for gambling and ended up losing everything.
Just 5% of the total income is more than enough because the purpose of playing in the casino is only for fun not profit.
But somehow until now there are still many people hoping to win a big jackpot from a small budget.
Before getting into gambling one thing must be clearly understood that in gambling its the casino who is the ultimate winner, while gamblers mostly lose money in gambling. It's best to invest in gambling that you can easily afford to lose and it's also equally important that you know what's your limit to quit. If you are losing then quit once your allocated quote is exhausted. If I want to have fun then I will prefer going to dine out with friends rather then placing bet. Just 5% of the total income is more than enough because the purpose of playing in the casino is only for fun not profit.
But somehow until now there are still many people hoping to win a big jackpot from a small budget.
Original archived Re: How to play without taking too much risk?
Scraped on 31/05/2025, 03:22:38 UTC
We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me?
Note: The very moment you chose to gamble, you've already chosen to take risk automatically. The only way to avoid this risk is to avoid playing gambling. Now, to answer the question in your thread heading, you need to design a working plan for your gambling activity with budget and risk management to avoid taking too much risk. Having a budget for your gambling will prevent you from spending too much on gambling because risk management will tell you to stop after exhausting your budget for the week or month as the case may be.
Unfortunately, majority of gamblers still battle with this two safety practices of gambling. They will prepare the plan with budget but fail to adhere to the plan they designed and eventually lose their mind to dive into addiction.