Knowing the limits

Casino games are exciting games with a lot of fun. We experience remarkable winnings and achievements or a lot of disappointment every time we play! But one of the major thinking in these games is where we put our limits, when to start playing and when to finish. At what level of earnings or at what level of loses must we stop the game? Why to stop? Because there are another days to play also and because these games are associated with maths also. We must watch the sequence of our course in the game and decide wisely when to get out, in order not to experience bad or disappointing situations and continue to enjoy the game! So what are your thoughts?

I think that no matter how much money you take to the casino, it will never be enough. I've already come to terms with the fact that I usually lose everything down to the last cent. But, of course, I also have good days

I think that those who don't know when to stop will suffer losses and disappointment. Thus, entertainment that should bring positivity into your life only brings negativity. I think that those who don't know when to stop should find another hobby, such as knitting sweaters. Can you imagine how profitable that would be?

I think you need to know the limits depends on whats money you can affort.
You need to play via your bankroll If you will have not big bankroll, then it's make no sense to place big bet.
Much better to play via bankroll and count your bets.

I like watching the Lady Luck HQ videos on Youtube. She loses a lot regularly and quickly but always seems to be able to find another wad of cash in her purse to reload the machine with.

When you enter a live casino or go to play online you should already know what you are willing to spend. The next thing to decide is how long you want to play. Then which games do you want to play? Split your money between them, choose the limits that best fit your bankroll and devote some time to each of them until the allotted money for that game is gone.

The idea behind playing at a casino should be to have fun, not spend anything beyond that, then it's no longer fun!

honestly, setting a time limit is underrated. sometimes i'll tell myself i'm only playing for two hours max regardless of whether i'm up or down. if you stay too long, fatigue kicks in and you start making stupid bets you wouldn't normally make. better to just leave while it's still fun.

This topic has been discussed many times here and it's obvious from most members' point of view that the best way to avoid going broke is to only take an amount you can afford to lose.

The more difficult issue is "When to stop" when you're up! That requires a lot of discipline because setting a time does not work easily. When you're winning, you can't help getting excited and feeling like you can't lose, which makes you completely forget about the committement.
I think only experience comes in play in those situations.