What would you consider a "bad day at the office"?

Loses wise?

100?

200?

I'm the conservative type, loses of any kind are typically unacceptable but I guess this is the game we play.

For those who gamble consistently, almost as a functional part of your lifestyle (you can keep your head above water), what's an acceptable level of loss for you?

yappersmiths

Usually, I only bet half of my budget and call it a day if it all goes poof. If luck isn't on my side, then I use the rest.

If I lose my full budget, that's where I find it unacceptable and go home pissed.

WillSerNa

I'd say around 200. But I mainly play online for certain benefits.

con747

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058354875/what-would-you-consider-a-bad-day-at-the-office

Not exactly a great thread to start.

Mellor

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122620097#Comment_122620097

You only bet half.
But then you bet the other half.

So, not really only betting half are you.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058354875/what-would-you-consider-a-bad-day-at-the-office

For many people 100 is a single bet. You can't win every bet you make.

I'd guess being down 10 units. Is where a practical bettor might call the day. But most people are probably not even starting out with 10 units, for them its when the money runs out.

advisemerite

Average bet of €200 most times a little less is a rare thing. So when I'm down 10 bets in a row which is very rare but has happened a few times. Down ten bets or points is €2000 then I'm annoyed 😆 and done for a Week.

yappersmiths

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122620130#Comment_122620130

Sorry, guess I wasn't that clear. The other half is touched only if I win nothing on the first half. Otherwise I'd cash out.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122620116#Comment_122620116

The only "benefit" I can see from online play is being able to play from your own home.