If you could/do play most days what would you aim/be happy with making?

**ssgtsnelly** · 14th August 2008, 12:17 AM

was just sitting and going through a few figures earlier and sort of came to a conclusion that whilst i am in full time work and make a decent amount for my age and experience (recent uni graduate) i was thinking that a few extra and not always out of the question �'s could help me along nicely. therefore ive concluded that making a paltry �25-50 a day (easier said than done yes) would mean an extra �750 a month coming in with perfect results so assume a good return would be say �500 a month for me.

interested to hear others thoughts on his especially KK as hes also a UK low roller and seems to play for the smaller but more frequent wins and cashes out more often that those who chase the big one hehe

fire away team:

Me: happy with �25+ a day extra from gaming..

**babs7262** · 14th August 2008, 12:22 AM

Im a low roller so I would be happy with $50 3 times a week to keep me content. If I go over that, I would be very happy! As long as it stays entertainment with a few extra bucks, Im ok

good question

**GaryWatson** · 14th August 2008, 12:31 AM

Gambling is gambling. You will never have a steady income, no matter how good you are.

Skill games are the only way to make money consistently. The less players in the better, but then you need to have more skill than the others.

KK does his player bonus thing. Im not doubting his results but you will encounter bonus abuse, etc. It's not my idea of a pass time. I suggest you go on play money mode. Get a job delivering leaflets for a couple of hours a day. You are guaranteed your money.

House games are about minimizing your losses or hitting a good one. Skill games are about winning or losing on merit.

Gambling is only around because the house wins. Use your college education and forget gambling as an income. Treat it as a luxury.

**ssgtsnelly** · 14th August 2008, 12:56 AM

I think you got the wrong idea Gary, Im not using it as a main income, as I said I have a job and a Degree to go with it, I was mearly making a point from a social view that if you were to play every day or so what would make you feel happy in terms of win amount. not sure where you got the idea that I was making it an occupation from

**GaryWatson** · 14th August 2008, 01:09 AM

Sorry, well I would say anything you can cashout from. I would go for a double or quits system, Bonuses seem to tie you down. Im sure they might help occasionally but they can tie you down, and let you down when you have hit your target, but insist on making your playthrough requirements.

**Jasminebed** · 14th August 2008, 04:00 AM

If I were to win every time or every day, it would take the thrill and the element of risk that makes gambling exciting away. JMO.

**yameater** · 14th August 2008, 05:02 AM

I agree with your figure ssgtsnelly. If one could win $25.00 - $50.00 a day it would be nice. You'd have to have control and not play with it. Let it build up until you could cash it out at the end of the week. I like to cashout larger amounts because of the fees associated with the cashouts. Quicktender : $30.00... my bank then charges $15.00 to accept the transfer! Very costly indeed. Hmmm, maybe let it build for 2 weeks! (:
Good question though.

**babs7262** · 14th August 2008, 05:15 AM

Yeah
I never wait for the big one cause I know its not coming anytime soon, however, Its fun to get little checks in the mail a couple of times a week. I had a bunch of $50 cashouts from june 29th until last week with one or two bigger ones that came out to just over $1000. One Saturday about 2 weeks ago I got 3 money orders in one day lol.

I like the KK theory and Ive been like that for years except I never take or use bonuses unles there are no WR (or very low) attached. Hes much better at meeting WR's than I am lol

**Fleur-De-Lis** · 14th August 2008, 09:36 AM

If I only started gambling today, I'd be perfectly happy with $50-$100 wins now and then. Same goes for losing $50-$100 occasionally - I would not mind much.
As it is though, I badly need to hit minimum of $50000 jackpot somewhere, to compensate my earlier losses to we know which casino

**LaHutti** · 14th August 2008, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by Fleur-De-Lis

If I only started gambling today, I'd be perfectly happy with $50-$100 wins now and then. Same goes for losing $50-$100 occasionally - I would not mind much.
As it is though, I badly need to hit minimum of $50000 jackpot somewhere, to compensate my earlier losses to we know which casino

I really hope you're not seriously chasing that, for your sake.