Quote from: shasan on Today at 01:51:58 AM

Quote from: Die_empty on August 01, 2025, 07:00:23 PM

Allocating 1% of total income to gambling is not a bad decision. But many gamblers will see that amount as too small because it will be difficult to win big with $10, except if you are lucky enough to win a jackpot.

However, no fixed amount or percentage should be allocated to gambling. The best option is to gamble with an amount you can afford to lose. This is because people have different costs and standards of living.

1% is almost nothing, not only for the rich people but also for the middle-class people, as well as for the lower-class people. Those who are usually gambling will never gamble with 1% of their earnings. People gambling without a budget or a budget with an amount that they can afford if they lose, except addicted gamblers. Addicted gamblers can't have any sense of what will happen if the person loses after reinvesting/ which they can't afford.

Indeed, those who already addicted and the engagement to gambling is too deep the chance that they don't have any set limitations, as they wanted to pursue their gambling, no such amount that they allocated or set budget but just to proceed and keep on playing.

But to those who understand the risk, it's very important to them not to exceed from what they allocated as budget, some may aiming to have some fun, while some also intend to win but with good practice to avoid losing a lot .