Once i played in Online Casino with my last $50, went down to $30 and then got back up to $60 ,before losing half again and leaving with $30. Another time I bet my last $30 on BANKER and turned it into $60.Gambling has bailed me out of trouble many times so far and put me in trouble once or twice so I don't expect this to be sustainable of course. I love risks; betting $10 a hand would bore the hell out of me. I want either the moon or nothing and so far taking ridiculous risks has paid out. I mostly play baccarat and my limit is 50$ only because that is the amount I'm willing to loose at the end of the game, however I understand that when you enter gambling there's no assurance that you gonna win or loss. How about you guys ,How much gamble do you have?
I try to approach gambling cautiously and responsibly. I set a budget for myself before I start, and I only wager money that I can afford to lose without affecting my financial stability or well-being. It's important to me to keep it as a form of entertainment rather than relying on it as a source of income. So, in that sense, I don't take excessive risks when I gamble.
I always set a budget for my game like exmaple $60 , I always play baccarat and roulette , So I set the $30 for baccarat and $30 for roulette . If I got lose , It's ok beacuse I already prepared my self for that . Meaning I am ready to lose my $60 bucks . And when I am winning . I will also set a limit . If I win more than $120 then I will keep playing but only until $120 . I must keep the $60 as my profit . So this is just the example of how I play.
Trinity662 wrote: Fri Sep 29, 2023 9:50 am
I always set a budget for my game like exmaple $60 , I always play baccarat and roulette , So I set the $30 for baccarat and $30 for roulette . If I got lose , It's ok beacuse I already prepared my self for that . Meaning I am ready to lose my $60 bucks . And when I am winning . I will also set a limit . If I win more than $120 then I will keep playing but only until $120 . I must keep the $60 as my profit . So this is just the example of how I play.
That's a smart strategy and it shows that you have a responsible approach to gambling. Setting a budget and a limit for both winnings and losses is crucial to prevent losing more than you can afford and to increase your chances of walking away with a profit.
It's great that you enjoy playing both baccarat and roulette, and I'm sure you have developed some skills and strategies over time to maximize your chances of winning.
Remember, gambling should always be a form of entertainment and never used as a way to make money. Setting a budget and having a responsible attitude towards gambling is the best way to ensure that you can continue to enjoy playing without negatively impacting other areas of your life.
leopard6696il wrote: Fri Sep 29, 2023 9:24 am
I try to approach gambling cautiously and responsibly. I set a budget for myself before I start, and I only wager money that I can afford to lose without affecting my financial stability or well-being. It's important to me to keep it as a form of entertainment rather than relying on it as a source of income. So, in that sense, I don't take excessive risks when I gamble.
Wow! We're the same mindset bud! Taking a cautious and responsible approach to gambling is essential. Setting a budget and only wagering money that you can comfortably afford to lose demonstrates a wise mindset. Treating gambling as a form of entertainment rather than a source of income is a healthy perspective, and it helps ensure that you don't take unnecessary risks. Remember to always prioritize your financial stability and well-being above everything else. I'm glad to find someone who shares a similar approach to gambling. It's important for everyone to notice and remember the importance of being cautious and responsible when engaging in such activities. Let's hope that by setting this example, we can encourage others to adopt this mindset as well. Continue this one! Good luck everyone! But I am curious how much the biggest money you lose? hehe can we know?
But I am curious how much the biggest money you lose? hehe can we know?