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Why it is important to set financial limits
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Financial limits are pre-established rules that protect your money, time and nervous system. They remove impulsiveness, prevent "dogon" and help maintain the pleasure of playing without debt and stress.
1) What are limits and what they are
Deposit limit (day/week/month): How much you can deposit.
Loss limit: maximum "minus" for the period/session (as soon as reached - stop).
Rate limit/turnover: ceiling of total rates for the period.
Time/session limit: duration of one session and their number per day/week.
Limit of winnings per withdrawal (optional): fix profits so as not to "roll" back.
Limit of replenishment methods: prohibition of fast credit sources, only "entertainment wallet."
2) Why limits work (and it's not about "willpower")
Predetermination: the decision was made in advance in a "cold head," it is easier to execute it in a "hot moment."
Friction instead of momentum: to exceed the limit, you need to "break" the setting - this gives time to cool down.
Transparency: The numbers remove self-deception and "minor exceptions."
Remote control: Limits keep the game in the hobby zone, not a "way to solve problems."
3) How to choose numbers: a practical formula
1. Calculate net income per month.
2. Highlight mandatory expenses + airbag/goals.
3. From the balance, determine the entertainment budget (conservatively 2-5% of net income).
4. Break down into periods:- Monthly deposit limit = your entertainment budget.
- Weekly = 1/4 of a month.
- Day = 1/7 of the week (or 0.5-1/10 of the month if you play rarely).
- 5. Session loss limit = 20-33% of your weekly limit.
- 6. Session time limit = 30-60 minutes, no more than 1-2 sessions per day.
4) Setup in 5 steps ("Plan-60")
1. Separate wallet: card/wallet only for entertainment with a daily limit and an overdraft ban.
2. Account limits: deposit/loss/time - weekly and monthly.
3. Timers and pauses: every 20-30 minutes - a break of 5-10 minutes.
4. Hitchhiking: reaching the limit → automatic blocking until the next period.
5. Reporting: after each session, record "in/out/emotions" (1 minute).
5) Typical mistakes and how to avoid them
Raise limits on the fly. Solution: prohibit changes during the active period; edits - only from next month.
Count "by session," not by period. Solution: See the weekly/monthly amount.
Mix wallets. Solution: only a separate card/wallet, without quick replenishment.
Credit money "for a little bit." The solution: a total ban on loans and borrowings for the game.
Zero pauses. Solution: "hard" timeouts in the interface and an alarm clock on the phone.
6) Personal Limit Policy Checklist (save)
Before the session:- Daily deposit limit: ___
- Loss limit per session: ___
- Session time: ___ minutes
- I only play with my entertainment wallet
- Timer on, pause every 20-30 minutes
- Autospins and quick deposits are off
- The rule "first thought is correct": "stop" flashed → I go out
- Total: +/- ___
- Weekly/Monthly Amount: ___
- Conclusion: what to improve in the settings
7) Red zone signals
Frequent replenishment in one day, attempts to "catch up" losing.
Limits are reviewed "by mood."
Play tired/angry/on emotions.
Spend more than you planned and hide the amounts.
Any point is a reason to stop and increase the timeout period.
8) Mini limit templates (examples)
Rare Sessions Scenario:- Month: 3% of income → Weekly: 1/4 → Session: up to 30 min, losses ≤ 25% of weekly limit.
- Month: 2% of income → Daily limit = 1/20 of the monthly → every 20 min pause, no more than 2 sessions/day.
- Month: 1% of income, without the right to increase 2 months; the mandatory loss limit per session ≤ 15% of the weekly.
9) Anti-breakdown: what to do when you reach the limit
1. Close application/site.
2. Record the total in the diary.
3. Switch to "quick replacement" (walk, shower, call, breath 4-7-8).
4. Any game - only the next day and only within the original limits.
10) If you are an operator/developer
Default limits: Deposit/loss/time are visible and easy to set up.
Soft warnings: when accelerating the pace, a series of deposits, attempts to change the limits "on the day of the session."
Player reports: weekly/monthly summaries, visualization of expenses and time.
Event pauses: auto-pauses after N minutes/series of bets.
Ethics: no promo with active timeout or after reaching limits.
Limits are your "insurance belt." They do not kill pleasure, but preserve it, keeping the game in the leisure area. Adjust the numbers in advance, automate control and do not change the rules in flight - and you will leave excitement where it belongs: within the safe boundaries of your budget and time.