Keep track of your deposits and withdrawals?

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Hi there just to point out is this a good idea for people who can't manage money well? most of us play the casinos and slots and know they can be very expensive to play and we all can deposit more than we think we've deposited in the long run. I did this in 2017 and luckily for me I was in profit for last years play, how ever 2018 new start I decided to record all my deposits and withdrawals into data so it's easier for me. It's a very basic set up no wizard excel users here just simple maths is all you need :D

Anyone else got charts like this? hope people can benefit from this and give it ago :D

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I used to do the same, but it became rather depressing reading at some point.

Now, my wallet will tell me to stop when it is enough.

 
@themagics92 I actually did it before as well. But now I have dedicated accounts for gambling. So I don't the need to have one anymore.

I strongly recommend it though if youre you're using multiple sites and multiple deposit methods. Money management is essential when gambling.

 
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Yeah I keep one of those too but a bit more excel wizardy with charts and tables and stuff.  :4head:

 
I did spreadsheets last year when I gambled a lot more than I do now, it's quite an eye opener , and I'd recommend it to anyone who thinks their gambling might be getting a bit too wild. I too now have a separate account for gambling, I actually put the cash into it at the bank so on my main account t there is no sign of the transfers. Trying to get a mortgage in a few years so eliminating anything that could go against me.

 
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