Comparing your deposits to Withdrawals

Just read my deposit to withdrawal ratio and bewilderingly I am in profit at Video Slots overall!! :eek2: Over €200 up on the site. So currently in overall profit at Video slots,Boyle over £1,000 ahead of them(gratis of DOA and Reel Steal mainly) and Comeon with ease as in 2012 I won nearly 2grand in a day here(probably about 3-400 in deposits) maybe more but definitely over 1grand ahead of Comeon. I think I'm going to do this at a few places it's a wake up call to take it easy with the deposit button!! You should all do it. It's really an eye opener! Very nice to know I'm actually ahead at some websites should also be ahead at Bet Victor and Mr Green if I hadn't been so stupid in 2012!! Nate and Rolastan are thousands up on their favourite casinos without a doubt though :thumbsup::notworthy:notworthy

This is why I kept records of my deposits ever since I started. I was never more pleased with myself for doing this than I was during my losing streak that started a couple of months ago. I would get the urge to deposit, then see the stats on my spreadsheet. And then the first thought that came into my head was....

"I can't do it. I have to wait until (day/date) before I deposit again."

It's an entirely different matter when I am on a winning streak though. Then I can do as I please. But at the same time, I always check those
stats. Now, if I see even the slightest sign of even a "mini" losing streak, I just stop and think about maybe taking a break from it for a few days.
Or maybe change/reduce the amount I deposit.

Even those baby deposits of £10 to £25 can very quickly build up into a serious problem if it goes unmonitored. During my losing streak,
my deposits were bigger than that. I needed to be 100% aware of how costly my hobby was becoming. I personally believe it served me well.
Because I will never let what happened to me in March happen again. The first hint I see that it might happen again, I am locking my shit down.
 
I definitely was up at most of the casinos I was playing at in early March. Now thanks to this thread I have revisited my wins and losts since I began last mid last year and well I thought I was about break even but turns out overall I am down to the tune of about $680 - which isn't that bad come to think of it after almost a year of online gambling and there were periods I was playing heavily.

I don't have all the individual stats of the casinos because the spreadsheet is quite long and most of my deposits come in via envoy services which pretty much all the casinos seem to use but for the ones I have :-

Casumo - Deposits 1836 / Withdrawal 1762 - Down 74. The last 10 deposits or so I did not make a withdrawal I was up by about 500 before the long losing streak. Pretty much lost all my last 10 deposits or so on WMS games. All my withdrawals here involved novomatic rumpel wildspin had a great run at that game in February.
Energy Casino - Deposits 965 / Withdrawal 1160 - Up 195. I thought I was in the negatives here a bit of a surprise since my last 5 or so deposits went nowhere. I only played novomatic here. Will revisit in the future :p
Video Slots - Deposits 2625 / Withdrawal 2342 - Down 283. I never really won big at videoslots but I had alot of small/medium size wins and for a good while I was up at this place but like in March I lost about 10 deposits in a row during a really bad streak.

I'll give you a snapshot of all my total winnings and losings over all casinos -> Total Deposits $18914 / Total Withdrawals - $18235 -> Overall -$680. About 2 1/2 months ago I would have been up about $3000 !!!

Hypothetically I have some memories of when I should have withdrawn in the past but didn't and went bust instead. Of those I remember :-
$500 at spin palace, $350 at 32red, $400 at videoslots, $300 slotsmillion/betvictor etc. -> about $1600 in withdrawals not happening when I was thinking of withdrawing but decided to keep playing. Could have been well up had I played more sensible!

Slowing down alot now I think when hammering the slots I haven't done so well. Not quite sure I"m a low roller after looking at total deposits but like to think so lol

Hah, sounds quite a bit like me. I had a good run at things for a while, got a few large wins, spent wisely, and a lots of middling wins spent to play again. This is not the first thread for this, and I actually searched and found a few of my past posts on such topics.

This year I am down. I was last year too. But I am well up over the past few years, but not my lifetime gambling career by any means, just my online career. But the past is the past, and not chasing losses is a big part of it.

I got lucky. I know I got lucky. I don't always expect to be lucky, although I am a little lucky from time to time. I know I do way better online with 95% or so slots than landbased at 82 or 83 where I live. Must admit the food is not as good online.

Income has been lower for past year and a half, and bills just keep rising. Got a little boost in income past month, but not to previous level, but better than it was. I hate to admit at times I chose a deposit over something I needed more. Like whisky, or that horrendously priced ground beef that does not even taste like cow.

Being broke also meant I got greedy. Not a good thing. But end of day, probably mostly meant I played fun mode or did something else. A great part of any gambling winnings has always gone to fund more gambling.

I do know without CM, contests, advice and counsel about bankroll management, info about ewallets and fees and such, I'd be down over the past 8 years rather than up. I know that I never have to reverse if I ask my CM friends to keep me strong.

But the past is the past, that up got spent long ago now. While I have spent more this year than I can really afford, I probably would have spent it elsewhere on entertainment of some kind. After all, a girl has to have a little fun.

Oh, and I am up late posting at CM to not gamble right now, when I have money in my bank account and money on my prepaid credit card.

Up or down in any given year, I'm mostly good at living within my means, even if it means different choices than other people. Ask me what my ex spent on comic books a month, bingo cost less.

Always good to look at where you are at. I don't worry about individual casinos so much, although I do sometimes ask. It's what comes out of my pocket, and what comes back that is not spending on gambling that is significant.

I will report back at end of year. My income is too low to lose all my online profits this year. But give me 4 more, maybe I can get there. I lost a shameful amount of money almost immediately after my big win of 11K, not from it, but from a simple deposit out of day to day budget when I hit a random at RTG. My goal was to not deposit other than by Skrill until June after a Sept hit, so I guess in some way I had that 20 30 50 dollars a week in my pocket because I was not taking it out of my wallet. Only made it until March, but I gambled pretty much every day with lots of deposits in and out of Skrill. Only made it until March, not June, but all my bills were current and I had taken two trips.

Be honest with yourself and see what it really costs you. Decide if that cost is okay. I know a couple of years ago my costs were pretty much in line with $600 or so for the year, and I made thousands in deposits, and the house has an edge. $50 or $100 or what every your budget allows is not that much if you really enjoy it.

Unless you really cant afford it. The longer you play, the more change the house edge kicks in.

But careful choice of bonuses and casinos, participation in contests and tournaments, can probably knock your expected lost down by 2 percent or more. The house still makes money, you just lose a little less, and get to play more.

If I deposit $1200 a year, and get a $1000 cashout I spend on something besides gambling, I am a happy camper. I cashed out a $100 on a $25 deposit I made early in the month, felt like free money since I'd forgotten I still had a WR to complete. I am not spending $15 plus to have it wired to my bank account, just means I can play this weekend without reaching into my own pocket.

My accounting consists of how much I loaded onto my prepaid card to gamble, and how much came back to my bank account or to the crecit card and spent on things other than gambling.

Very long winded answer to a simple question.
 
I don't generally track too closely how much I am down v up as what I play online comes from what I call my 'entertainment fund' - meaning, money I was going to spend anyway on something frivolous. For example, while once I might have spent $80 to go out on a Friday, I'm much more a homebody now with the dogs, so popping $50 in is my idea of some light Friday entertainment, and I can pick up beer with the difference which will last me longer and can have friends over rather than going out.

Therefore, anything I win is always going to be in my mind 'up', seeing as $50 at a bar won't ever generate a return (well, a phone number and some memories perhaps lol) but a casino win means an evening of fun AND something to show for it.

I've been fairly lucky last couple years (2013, casino wins probably covered 6 of 12 months of rent, 2014 a 3k plus win afforded a move to a new city). Quite a few wins have decorated my home, paid rent and bills and got some purchases I've rather enjoyed but likely wouldn't have saved for not being necessities (ex the hot tub this spring).

When I chose to leave my job this past March to pursue other avenues I'll honestly say I was a bit stressed about bills, but a tidy little win at GUTS fairly close after (plus a couple others) I immediately put toward a few advance months of rent and bills (plus some little gifts for myself for the deck/yard, and took a sizeable chunk off a niggling bill) allowing for nice breathing room.

I guess the moral is: only ever play what you can afford (and expect) to lose and any wins are always going to be in the plus column and any losses aren't really losses at all (after all, you still got to play) . :thumbsup:

oh, if interested, a couple of the GUTS screenies - around the 1.50 to 2.10 range -
 

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Just read my deposit to withdrawal ratio and bewilderingly I am in profit at Video Slots overall!! :eek2: Over €200 up on the site. So currently in overall profit at Video slots,Boyle over £1,000 ahead of them(gratis of DOA and Reel Steal mainly) and Comeon with ease as in 2012 I won nearly 2grand in a day here(probably about 3-400 in deposits) maybe more but definitely over 1grand ahead of Comeon. I think I'm going to do this at a few places it's a wake up call to take it easy with the deposit button!! You should all do it. It's really an eye opener! Very nice to know I'm actually ahead at some websites should also be ahead at Bet Victor and Mr Green if I hadn't been so stupid in 2012!! Nate and Rolastan are thousands up on their favourite casinos without a doubt though :thumbsup::notworthy:notworthy

Think I am going to do that now with Guts.

And maybe go back to playing more at 32red, I am being in a foul sookie mood atm over my noob fiances win at Gut tonight on Immortal Romance, new comer to Guts, for 3-4 weeks and lands 4 wild desires tonight.

me playing for like 1 and a half yrs, weekly and 95% time only on IR before and after stats wipe and never seen 4 or more.

RNG ........ seems to favor from what I have viewed and read lately too new comers to a casino...

Might be worth testing that.

Either way, good idea on withdrawl/deposits, im pissed :p
 
I've decided from 1 June to limit losses rather than deposits.

The problem with limiting deposits is you can suddenly be in a good run and reach deposit limit (assuming you withdraw profits).

So I'll limit losses from now on.

This year I am slightly up across the board but have lost earlier gains so it feels like a huge loss.

When completing a WR I am going to try and discipline myself to make it last more than one session as I tend to be so eager to see if I make WR that I stop having fun in the process. Smaller less frequent deposits for me from now on :)

Plus I'm beginning to enjoy fake money slot apps on Google play which surprisingly give me a thrill despite no real loss/gain.
 
Think I am going to do that now with Guts.

And maybe go back to playing more at 32red, I am being in a foul sookie mood atm over my noob fiances win at Gut tonight on Immortal Romance, new comer to Guts, for 3-4 weeks and lands 4 wild desires tonight.

me playing for like 1 and a half yrs, weekly and 95% time only on IR before and after stats wipe and never seen 4 or more.

RNG ........ seems to favor from what I have viewed and read lately too new comers to a casino...

Might be worth testing that.

Either way, good idea on withdrawl/deposits, im pissed :p

Not in my experience. I joined GUTS about a week ago. I have played 2 sessions of IR there. And I was totally annihilated both times.

I don't know why but for some reason I get absolutely destroyed when playing MG games on Quickfire, no matter which game I play
or which casino I play them at. I've had more vicious beatdowns on Quickfire in 2 1/2 months than I've had on MG download in 3 1/2 years.
 
^^ Yup! me too!

Get a fair play now and then but 9/10 usually the Netent games that give me a fair roll of the dice.

IR, TSII, Untamed Series, Playboy, T2 kick my ass and on the days I do get a BR its crap.

Best W/D at Guts was down to a DOA wild line.

Only exception to the quickfire 'rule' is maybe Jurassic Park which has give me some good returns but even that lately is a merciless bitch!
 
^^ Yup! me too!

Get a fair play now and then but 9/10 usually the Netent games that give me a fair roll of the dice.

IR, TSII, Untamed Series, Playboy, T2 kick my ass and on the days I do get a BR its crap.

Best W/D at Guts was down to a DOA wild line.

Only exception to the quickfire 'rule' is maybe Jurassic Park which has give me some good returns but even that lately is a merciless bitch!

Can't fault WMS, NetEnt or NextGen. Games run smoothly and while I've had some bad runs, I've had some quite good returns too.

But MG is just gross. Laggy games, a frightening scarcity of features and decent wins. When the decent wins finally do come, you've paid through the nose for them and only end up reducing your losses rather than leaping into profit. Just a general all-round horrible
gaming experience. If I ever do play MG Quickfire again, it will be exclusively to play TS2 and IR at min bet at BETAT. And that's only
because of the paytable achievements thing. If they didn't have that, I'd be officially done with Quickfire for good. My faith in it
is virtually nil.

Guts is an awesome Casino, do not get me wrong at all, from my whinging and sooking... foul mood and bad RNG make a volatile mix in me :p

And in me too lol. I agree GUTS is awesome. But I'll just have to avoid the MG games. Piss poor RTP is one thing, but to get
horrible lag while you are getting the piss poor RTP, that's too much. It's only been 2 sessions of play, but I've seen too much
of it already.
 
Haven't seen a withdrawal yet!

Deposited at 6-8 casinos (never more then $50) and have never been able to cash out. Finally got some winnings at Betat and tried to withdraw $50 but it wouldn't allow me to withdraw back to my Mastercard. Tried to get an ECO card but that is no longer supported in U.S. and Canada. So, of course with the money sitting there, I am quickly starting to lose it all. Like all of you have said though, I do not expect to win. This is my entertainment and I will allow myself $100 a month as you cannot even go to the movies or bar for that in a month. So, as depressing as it is to read about all your wins I am glad someone is winning! Just wish it were me. LOL.

By the way, I do have to thank the members. I did not realize that I was able to withdraw before dipping into the bonus funds. So, although I wasn't actually able to make the withdrawal it wouldn't have even been a realization with all your help. I also have not dipped into the free spins as per members' advice. Thanks to all of you.
 
Hah, sounds quite a bit like me. I had a good run at things for a while, got a few large wins, spent wisely, and a lots of middling wins spent to play again. This is not the first thread for this, and I actually searched and found a few of my past posts on such topics.

This year I am down. I was last year too. But I am well up over the past few years, but not my lifetime gambling career by any means, just my online career. But the past is the past, and not chasing losses is a big part of it.

I got lucky. I know I got lucky. I don't always expect to be lucky, although I am a little lucky from time to time. I know I do way better online with 95% or so slots than landbased at 82 or 83 where I live. Must admit the food is not as good online.

Income has been lower for past year and a half, and bills just keep rising. Got a little boost in income past month, but not to previous level, but better than it was. I hate to admit at times I chose a deposit over something I needed more. Like whisky, or that horrendously priced ground beef that does not even taste like cow.

Being broke also meant I got greedy. Not a good thing. But end of day, probably mostly meant I played fun mode or did something else. A great part of any gambling winnings has always gone to fund more gambling.

I do know without CM, contests, advice and counsel about bankroll management, info about ewallets and fees and such, I'd be down over the past 8 years rather than up. I know that I never have to reverse if I ask my CM friends to keep me strong.

But the past is the past, that up got spent long ago now. While I have spent more this year than I can really afford, I probably would have spent it elsewhere on entertainment of some kind. After all, a girl has to have a little fun.

Oh, and I am up late posting at CM to not gamble right now, when I have money in my bank account and money on my prepaid credit card.

Up or down in any given year, I'm mostly good at living within my means, even if it means different choices than other people. Ask me what my ex spent on comic books a month, bingo cost less.

Always good to look at where you are at. I don't worry about individual casinos so much, although I do sometimes ask. It's what comes out of my pocket, and what comes back that is not spending on gambling that is significant.

I will report back at end of year. My income is too low to lose all my online profits this year. But give me 4 more, maybe I can get there. I lost a shameful amount of money almost immediately after my big win of 11K, not from it, but from a simple deposit out of day to day budget when I hit a random at RTG. My goal was to not deposit other than by Skrill until June after a Sept hit, so I guess in some way I had that 20 30 50 dollars a week in my pocket because I was not taking it out of my wallet. Only made it until March, but I gambled pretty much every day with lots of deposits in and out of Skrill. Only made it until March, not June, but all my bills were current and I had taken two trips.

Be honest with yourself and see what it really costs you. Decide if that cost is okay. I know a couple of years ago my costs were pretty much in line with $600 or so for the year, and I made thousands in deposits, and the house has an edge. $50 or $100 or what every your budget allows is not that much if you really enjoy it.

Unless you really cant afford it. The longer you play, the more change the house edge kicks in.

But careful choice of bonuses and casinos, participation in contests and tournaments, can probably knock your expected lost down by 2 percent or more. The house still makes money, you just lose a little less, and get to play more.

If I deposit $1200 a year, and get a $1000 cashout I spend on something besides gambling, I am a happy camper. I cashed out a $100 on a $25 deposit I made early in the month, felt like free money since I'd forgotten I still had a WR to complete. I am not spending $15 plus to have it wired to my bank account, just means I can play this weekend without reaching into my own pocket.

My accounting consists of how much I loaded onto my prepaid card to gamble, and how much came back to my bank account or to the crecit card and spent on things other than gambling.

Very long winded answer to a simple question.

Thanks for the response! I agree I do better online than at landbased. I have only played slots at landbased 3 times and each time was really brutal. On my birthday this year I spent $300 playing slots at my local casino and I remember not even getting one bonus round in that whole $300 spent across 4 different slots. After that experience I will not play land based again! Though I do enjoy the service of land based casinos - you can just push a button on the slot and within 1 minute a staff will come and give you some free beer :p Yeah I know thats part of their strategy most likely but can't refuse free beer and well since I'm losing anyway may as well quench my thirst!

Like yourself I always try to play within my means - I have yet to hit a point where it has crossed into money that I have used to pay for my living expenses but there are times it has come quite close. The day I have to borrow money because I lost too much gambling is when I know I have crossed a line and thankfully I seperate my bank accounts into one for gambling and one for everything else and I will deposit whatever I feel I can lose into my gambling account and use that for gambling. Lately that has been a really small amount like $30-40 a week but since I'm kind of still losing but not as bad as March-April it is usually enough for me to enjoy 2-3 sessions a week at minimum stake and minimum deposits.

I have never had a win of 11K (can't even imagine hitting something that big at 0.30p bets hehe) but whatever I win if theres something to buy that I really wanted to buy but never saved up for I would do it like in February when I won about $3000 all up I put all the money I won into buying $1400 headphones I always wanted + $1800 on DAC/Tube Amp for the headphones (and it was worth it!).

I think its a good idea to revisit your total deposits/withdrawals whenever the need arises because it forces you to have a honest look at your gambling - see what your really playing with. I'm still enjoying gambling but I never expect a win anymore (when I was hammering slots in December and March I was playing with the belief that I would win each deposit). I just want to have long sessions and if I deposit $20 and last 2 hours thats a win to me.

$700 lost after 1 year of playing is quite good I think and I consider that acceptable since the lost happened pretty much after March. However I was surprised I did about $18,000 worth of deposits that is alot of money that I have won that went straight back into gambling and I need to fix that :p
 
Guts is an awesome Casino, do not get me wrong at all, from my whinging and sooking... foul mood and bad RNG make a volatile mix in me :p

The one and only time I have got 4 Reel Wild Desire was at Guts and that was at my very first session playing immortal romance there !!!

I've given up playing NetEnt I NEVER ever win on their slots and I never have long sessions at minimum stake. I get all my wins and play time from MG for some strange reason so thats where I'm sticking with :p
 
$700 lost after 1 year of playing is quite good I think and I consider that acceptable since the lost happened pretty much after March. However I was surprised I did about $18,000 worth of deposits that is alot of money that I have won that went straight back into gambling and I need to fix that :p

If you lost $700 in a year, that just over $50 a month on your entertainment. You would not have made so many deposits had you not cashed out some of the times. If you took 18,700 out of your day to day life and got lucky and won $18K on your umpteenth deposit, that would be kind of different.

I buy my ear buds at the dollar store, lol. Another thread said other people have nicer clothes or newer curtains. But I have taken trips that I would have been unlikely to save for. $20 a week for a year will buy a week in Cuba. If $100 a month gets me there most years, I am okay with that too.

This month for the first time in about a year and half I went to my favourite landbased. I had been $80 in welcome back cash, and could barely afford the $17 for the bus and free lunch. I won a $1000 Jackpot. I bought me a my buddy a couple of beers with our lunch, promplly lost not just the $100 I told myself I would spend, but $120, and then went outside and sat in the smoke area until it was time for the bus to leave.

Spent $70 after we came home to go to a bar have two beers each and see us both home in cabs. We would have had a wonderful day either way.

I have spent bill money, borrowed money, lied about why I need to borrow money, all that really really awful addiction stuff in the past. But that is quite a bit in the past, and I firmly intend it to stay in the past, along with the losses.

I am quite bummed out today about a small withdrawal of $100US. As I mentioned the other night, I am trying to get back to using an ewallet and making smaller withdrawals more often to give me more play. Although I requested it to my ewallet, most casinos reserve the right to pay to their choice of methods. Probably won't show up until late next week.

I truly wanted the escapism of slots for a bit. A funeral today took me away from what I am really supposed to be doing, but Friday night I am not supposed to be doing anything except chillaxing.

On the bright side, I will have money on my card to deposit next weekend! And I did get an email from a casino that I have having some tech issues at with a freechip. But they do want me to screenshot stuff, and that is just a little too much like work.

Might just be practice mode tonight. I am in a transition phase of ditching cable TV and moving to streaming, but I am not there yet. The online win helped fund this transition, which will save me about $90 a month, and give me better internet service. Otherwise I would just watch something on TV.

Oh, and in case you are in the neighbourhood, I am having a BYOB party, but the friend who had to come home for her dad's funeral volunteered my place as the spot to get a chance to catch up with all her Kingston friends. The more the merrier, I was told I could invite whoever I liked too, and she's buying pizza! She wanted to buy steaks, but then you need sides and proper knives and shift work cooking, so I vetoed that. And acquired 5 more guests at the reception, including her oldest brother she did not invite because she did not think he would come!

I am rambling. I spent months barely posting and now you can't shut me off.

Over the past years, so many of you have become my friends, including ones I will probably never meet in person. It was odd today, because I never met my friend's youngest brother who has lived in New Zealand for 15 years, but we have gotten to know each other over facebook because of his sister. It was kind of a shortcut, because we both knew a bunch of stuff about each other.

While gambling usually trumps beer most weekends if I have to choose, this weekend beer wins.

It is not about whether you win 2K or lose 15K, or break dead even. It's about how it impacts your life. The only time I have taken a formal break from a casino, and from CM for a bit, was related to the time I was spending on it, not the money. I was actually doing pretty well in that stretch, but other areas of my life were being neglected. Like the garden. Which is now.

Well, not right now, it's nearly midnight.

Good luck those of you in play, and good luck next time to those who lose or need to wait.
 
Rambling is good for the soul :p

I personally don't enjoy landbased casinos that much - not for gambling anyway. The food, drinks and bright lights and people having lots of funs are great socially but when I go I never go alone and its more to socialize. The times I do gamble with my friends at landbased casinos we are usually drunk or getting very drunk and by the end of the night I tend to have no idea how I lost $200 or $300 lol. Thankfully I don't go that often (maybe 1-2 times a year) and only when there is an occassion to celebrate and if we happen to have booked dinner at one of the many restaurants in the casino complex. There are times I have seen what looks like corpses of people playing roulette/blackjack/baccarat/slots in a desperate way and as if they have not had any sleep for 2 days putting their life on every spin/hand that is played and it kind of horrifies me.

I very much prefer to play at home - play at my own pace with distractions is so much more efficient time wise. I am still in a somewhat losing streak though not as bad as March-April so my deposits have been at the minimum limits for awhile now. Thats OK for me though because after losing so much in March-April I asked myself if I could win it all back with one good session of slots or a series of small-medium sized wins to bring me back to a winning balance and I just could not see it happening. It has not impacted me financially but I have to agree with people on this site when they say that the process of actually playing slots is very time consuming. Lets be real too - as you get older time is much more valuable then money!

I think posting is good, gives you time to self reflect and even if noone reads it at least YOU have read it and hopefully gives you food for thought going forward!
 
Not enough time right now to check my online history, but I do remember the closing statement of transactions for 2009 to 2012 on my prepaid atm card that I only used for the land based Casino here in Perth - Crown Perth - I remember it clearly:
Total credits: $91,028.52
Total debits: $91,303.52

Yeah not a good 3 years >_<
 
Rambling is good for the soul :p

I personally don't enjoy landbased casinos that much - not for gambling anyway. The food, drinks and bright lights and people having lots of funs are great socially but when I go I never go alone and its more to socialize. The times I do gamble with my friends at landbased casinos we are usually drunk or getting very drunk and by the end of the night I tend to have no idea how I lost $200 or $300 lol. Thankfully I don't go that often (maybe 1-2 times a year) and only when there is an occassion to celebrate and if we happen to have booked dinner at one of the many restaurants in the casino complex. There are times I have seen what looks like corpses of people playing roulette/blackjack/baccarat/slots in a desperate way and as if they have not had any sleep for 2 days putting their life on every spin/hand that is played and it kind of horrifies me.

I very much prefer to play at home - play at my own pace with distractions is so much more efficient time wise. I am still in a somewhat losing streak though not as bad as March-April so my deposits have been at the minimum limits for awhile now. Thats OK for me though because after losing so much in March-April I asked myself if I could win it all back with one good session of slots or a series of small-medium sized wins to bring me back to a winning balance and I just could not see it happening. It has not impacted me financially but I have to agree with people on this site when they say that the process of actually playing slots is very time consuming. Lets be real too - as you get older time is much more valuable then money!

I think posting is good, gives you time to self reflect and even if noone reads it at least YOU have read it and hopefully gives you food for thought going forward!

^^^very good post!^^^ - The stories I could tell of some of the desperate sights I saw working in land based casino, heart wrenching lol
 

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