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Quote from: Mahiyammahi on August 12, 2025, 04:23:49 PM

So my question is - How much winning is enough for you in a day. You're answer should be based on your capital not on your multiplier. Also how much is it for losing?

For a lot of people, it's never enough. For some, as long as they've got some money left, they're still going to be sat playing there till they probably lose all they've got. It just is never enough.
It gets worse when we're enjoying a winning streak. We're pumped up thinking we could continue riding on the winning streak and make some some money but when it inevitably starts coming down, the urge to chase our losses kicks in. It's simply good to have a budgeted amount and when that's spent, it would be wise to stop.

You can never be greedy while gambling. If someone is too greedy, he will never be able to win in gambling. We have to take some precautions while gambling, but we can enjoy some good pleasure while gambling. We have to take gambling as entertainment. And if someone thinks of earning money by gambling, it will be a big mistake for him. Excessive gambling can sometimes lead to addiction to gambling.

I think it’s very important for one to know when to call it a day in gambling. Even though this gambling has an addiction in such a way that it’s hard to leave the gambling room or close the device for the day especially when you’re still left with some cash which you can possibly use to place a bet on. Sometimes we allow our anxiety to get over us, especially after placing four to five bets and not winning any of them, at that point you start pressing so hard just to be able to get back your capital but it isn’t coming forth instead you keep losing more. At this point you just have to call it a day and go home to continue another day because that day is not your day.