Do you like the Responsible Gaming tools? And what are your limits?

[romanrat]

I've been using the Responsible Gaming Tool even with very small limits, such as $10 a day or $50 a month. I think this prevents me from making stupid choices.

 

[Cooking]

I think it's a nice feature, specially if you are a impulsive person. From the poker rooms I know, PS have the most interesting responsible gaming tools, because you can limit only one type of game, like you can block cash game option or sports or only casino option.

 

[pavel1111111]

I dont necesary like them but forn some people are very good to a apply and use and they help them to not lose theur saving iin a moment ....

 

[Pimp 007 x]

Its a great idea with people with little self restraint. I dont use it, personally, since I consider myself to be very disciplined with my finances.

 

[dompoker]

It's something I have to fix, because when I get angry, I play bigger tournaments and lose all my money.

 

[Canaldo Kao]

It's something I need to acquire discipline for when I take a bad one I get too nervous and end up playing anyway!

 

[infonazar]

I've been using the Responsible Gaming Tool even with very small limits, such as $10 a day or $50 a month. I think this prevents me from making stupid choices.

All my limits are proportional to the size of my bankroll. I don't use any additional restriction tools. I have been playing for more than 12 years, and during this time I have learned to be responsible and disciplined enough

 

[Risto234]

Hell no. No limits is the best limit obviously.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

I've been using the Responsible Gaming Tool even with very small limits, such as $10 a day or $50 a month. I think this prevents me from making stupid choices.

I have never made a single deposit in the 20 years I have been playing, so Responsible Gaming Tools are not needed, but they are a great way to help if you have no self control over your emotions. It's way too easy to use a Credit card and make deposit after deposit, just because it's not real cash you are playing with.
Building a Bankroll from freerolls and then moving into buy-in games is really hard work, but well worth the effort, and that makes the games more fun, because you are playing with other players money, and for every player that uses this approach there are Thousands of players who think they are going to hit it big and become rich after that one big win.
Fairy Tales are for the story books. Yes! You do get the odd winner now and again, but I generally don't mind being a slow player, I feel I have nothing left to prove, or nowhere left to go.
Been there! Done that! Got the T-Shirt to prove it.

 

[lifecoach22]

I play without the Responsible Gaming Tool because I have great self control and don't lose more than I can afford

 

[Lena M]

I've been using the Responsible Gaming Tool even with very small limits, such as $10 a day or $50 a month. I think this prevents me from making stupid choices.

Hi
I'm a fairly disciplined and responsible player, so I can easily limit myself, it's not a problem for me. The tool of responsible play is not relevant for me.

 

[ElScorcho008]

I think they are a great idea, but j don't use them myself

 

[brian0532]

I've been using the Responsible Gaming Tool even with very small limits, such as $10 a day or $50 a month. I think this prevents me from making stupid choices.

i not sometimes play $100 OR $200 in a month

 

[Falai_san]

This feature has never been used.
I'd rather be free than limit myself to this feature.

 

[nakiesQUensyyy]

Yes, I like everything, I play abi for 2-3 dollars, but the game goes terribly, at such limits, such crap makes it better to play with your eyes closed

 

[fullclock]

My monthly limits are $1,000. The diaries can range from 100 to 200 daily. But now I don't have time to play, but those are my limits.