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$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.



EDIT: I CASHED OUT!!!

If you don't cash it out, you might end up depressing yourself because you will regret it too late. If I were you, if you know that you have a profit there, you should bring it out if you are a practical person.

Don't let your greed lead you when you continue to play, because that is money and you can withdraw it, so if you have the opportunity to withdraw your winning prize, do it now if I were you.

Are you comfortable risking 1500$? Is this a bet you make regularly? This is the question the person who made this bet should be asking themselves.
Really it's actually a more personal question other than anything else. But still the cashout option is quite generous. 50k out of 1.5k USD without any further risk is not bad at all.

I'd surely take it anyday to be perfectly honest. I personally wouldn't make any bets of that size especially chasing such high multipliers because the risk is too much but hey, to each their own. When I look at those that have their bet history public on Stake, or at least those that post their bets on chat, there's very many people that make regular high-stake bets on very risky potential outcomes. So the OP image doesn't seem one bit surprising and I'd say in theory someone could have enough money to afford losing several such bets every now and then. So if there's a strategy behind this, perhaps winning more than 1 in 60 to stay in profit with such odds, maybe let it ride.

Since you have asked, I will say that you have already won a lot of money and if anyone here advises you to let it ride, they are just giving you an advice and you are the one carrying the risk because if you lose it all at the end of the day you will be angry with yourself for it, following the advice of someone who has nothing to lose.
Already getting four out of five bets is good, it will be bad if the remaining game spoils the game.

I would definitely cash out early , thats a good amount of money imo.

If you still believe your was a good prediction you can always take part of the cashed out winning and bet on I would likely make a bet on Milwaukee victory, grab some popcorn and enjoy the game.

To cover a much greater risk it is best to withdraw some, one loss will destroy your parlay bet sir and you will lose everything, so I think it's better to cash it out than regret it, unless that amount of money is not much for you or is just considered pocket change from the income you have, A person's situation will affect how the decision goes, someone will be greedy or not it depends on how he lives finances every day, it's relative, but for me that much money I would have taken to buy some necessities or play another time for a crazier bet, I think you are pretty good at this bet, congratulations sir.

It should be "Cash out or regret?". If I were you, cash out right away, no-brainer move. Greediness will lead you to nothingness. Just withdraw and bet some for that particular game. Take the profit as long as you still have the chance to do it and don't let your greediness take over. For me, it's better to regret "I should have won more" than "I should have cashed out".

lol I know how tempting that 100k but that 1500 dollars is more than enough already to be thankful of your winning so for me? cash it out , yeah you might feel bad that bigger win comes out but what if not? then you will regret this moment forever in your life?
i know that opportunity knocks only once but this is already your opportunity to have a sure win so take it out mate.

If that was my bet, I would immediately cash out, because even though it was only 50% of the amount I was supposed to get, the amount was around 48k USD, and that was quite a lot of money in my opinion. Because why risk more than you should, when you should be able to get an amount that should be enough for you? So cashout is the best option for me personally, and I also personally think that the majority of people would recommend the same thing as I think.

Like what almost everyone says , cash out  mate because that is already a sure money , we cannot win 1500 dollars each day so make that a winning funds and if you really like to gamble then use that to bet in other games or team.
because this is a practical way of gambling so take that money and stay resting from gambling lol.

Just an another person who ask public opinions about what he should do/choose.

@OP if I ask you to eat my shit, would you do that? it's really don't make sense to ask other people opinions when you're the one who will choose it.

If you will make decisions based on public opinions, what's the thing you consider? does over 50% votes is what you choose? I would create bunch of accounts then.

With the OP past I think the OP might let it ride
It can be seen that they are interested in profits that's in the 5 digits+ range.
Personally would take profit, I'm kinda of a pessimist and cautious to leave the remaining for chance.
It all boils than to the owners target everybody would make decisions based on different factors like Risk, Capital, target and sometimes confidence. In the end people might show you their own POV but the choice boils down to you.

As for me, I might cash it out. My $1,500 becoming almost $50,000 is good enough. That's one consideration. Another is that your remaining bet has low winning probability. If your remaining bet had lower odds, say, 1.40 or 1.50 or even 1.80, it could have been worth risking. But since your remaining bet has odds of as high as 3.75, the risk is too high. You've got only 26% possibility of winning. Finally, what's at stake at this point isn't anymore $1,500. It's already $50,000. Would you bet $50,000 for that particular game?

40k is a pretty big money already my guy so I'd like to advise you to take it, there's nothing wrong regretting that 60k you could've won when you're going to regret losing that money already, you can risk all the way in your next parlay and multi bet but not right now, just take the money and go. I hope you didn't let it ride though because that money is still big even if you get out now. You still have the time to decide, the match is tomorrow so you still have some time to decide but if I was you, I'd take the money and go, do another bet with the same 1.5k and hope to replicate the success of this current bet and promise myself not to get it out till the last win no matter how attractive the buyout is.

Every individual has a choice to make, some risk takers might decide to be patient to see the outcome of the whole game, and chances are they could be right cause I've seen games with bigger odds, although not as much as the odd from the last game but they came through. If the bettor of that slip won't feel bad if he/she loses that bet then the person should wait patiently for the last game to conclude.

 In a similar post as this, I made comments that I'll go with the cashout option and even though I want to take such risk, the odds from the last game needs to be very fair, but with such odds I'm seeing in that last game, I think I'll go with the cash out. Games like that are the ones that mostly ruin a bet and to be on a safer side I'll go with the cashout option, since the money to be profited from it is still tangible.

 

I don’t play games to cash out, it’s hardly been an option for me although, I’ve had to wish I did on few occasions but, it’s gambling, some times you loss and other times, you get to win.

With the presented bet and haven’t been given 50% of my original win, I think I would cash out on this one. 50% seems like a lot and looking at the risk odd wise, I think it’s the most on your stakes and that presents it to be a high risk game, a game I wouldn’t want to wait for. I’ll cash out on this one except, there is something i know that could serve as some guarantee.

Perhaps I would stake with $5k afterwards to see how it plays out but, that’ll be after I have cash out 50% of my original win.

For even asking this question  :o Brother, you are a greedy bastard, you will probably end up losing everything, turning $1500 into $100,000 is only possible if you invest in a new project as one of the early investors, I won't dare use $1500 to invest in a single project though, I respect you for this.

Now that you are up almost 100k what the hell are you waiting for? To make 150k ? Haven't you think about if this last game turned loss and you lost everything? People like you only know how to think about the positive side I guess, until you get the other result. .

Moreover gambling is unreliable, since its a game of luck all around, you should always think about the both sides of the results, and you should be prepared for the outcomes, whatever you plan to do I hope it favors you, but you are the types that always end up putting themselves in bad position.

Good luck to you.

This last game might be tough for you to come out of it and it has the highest odd so far in your games that you have already won meaning, the odds and cash out that they have given to you favours you. At the time closer to the game, the cash out value may reduce, take your decision now.

To analyze a little of this game, bucks is still on the top of the table with Indiana behind at 47 while bucks is at 49 points. Bucks on aggregate before this match that is the match between Indiana pacer is 2/3. So if bucks being at the top of the table while on the aggregate they are behind by 2/3, they would give in their best not to lose this match, therefore they would be aiming for a win to equal at 3/3.

My candid advise for you is to quickly cash out what you have been given and not to be greedy on it. That is what you will not regret but what you will regret is losing all.

OP is a pro with sports betting, so he already knows what to do in that situation.
I dont believe that he is not able to hedge this parlay hehe, 100% he wont cash out the parlay, but he will watch the game and be ready to bet on the Pacers.
He wont lose any money, no matter what is the result - he will definitely win something in the end.

I'd cash out, cashing that out is a guaranteed 3000% increase on my funds, but knowing you post history, I have a feeling that you'd wait it out and see what happens.

if you are not going to cash out, update us once the last game is over I am curious to know what's the result of your bet.

if you check his previous post, the guy seems to be a high roller, so this bet of his is quite normal for him to make.

 How would you let such huge sum ride,I'll better cash out than let it ride,it's just like having a bigger opportunity to win and you decide to walk away from it and let it be.who does that this is $1500.
Letting it ride will only make you loose all this money got,if you don't want to cash out why then coming this far

Its simple, I bet $1,500 in a parley to win close to a hundred thousand dollars, and the total number of games on that parlay is 5 games (for example), and luckily, 4 out of those 5 games have played, and by now, I am offered a cash out of around or over $45k out of a total potential win of close to $100k, man, what exactly will hold or stop me from accepting the cash out offer?, I will gladly accept the cash out offer and never look back to know what the remaining game played, whether I should have won it if I let it ride, or lost it, I don't mind, what matters at this point is that, my bet of $1,500 gave me a profit of over $43.5k, I will be so happy with this amount, after all, this is not a business or a job with any form of financial guarantee or sort, this amount can vanish in any Second if that last game (for what ever reason) fail to go the way planned or thought or predicted that it should go, for this reason, I (again) will accept the cash out offer without looking back, after taking the cash out, i will look for another opportunity like this one to bet on, and possibly continue to the winning streak.

But on the other hand, we all are different, my comment is based on what I myself will do if I was in the same position, you may think, or see other reasons to believe otherwise, so the final decision is always on you, for the consequences is also on you to bear.

Is this guy bragging with his bet or he's asking for a real advice? ;D He probably knows what he's doing, asking the sports betting noobs on the forum for advice seems more like a joke.
I would also cash out, this is the most logical thing to do. I wouldn't risk losing 49K just because Milwaukee couldn't win against Indiana Pacers.
I'm not a basketball fan and I think that 3.75 seems like pretty high odds.
And by the way, good luck with trying to withdraw that 49K or 100K profit from Stake. ;D

Possibly a little bit of both. I'd also be intrigued if I had the opportunity to turn $1,500 into $100,000. Would I do it? Probably not, but it depends. Is $1,500 an amount I'm comfortably losing and is it a frequent betting amount for me? If yes, I'd go for it; if I'm already out of boundaries and it's a huge sum of money that simply occurred to have due to a lucky streak, certainly not. You could also opt to bet less than $1,500, such as half of it or as much as $1,000. You'd still yield great returns if you win, and if you lose, you wouldn't have lost all your money.

The chances the last game is going to be won looks slim to me so i would rather let it Cash out because i know that if i let it ride and sadly i lose the game i will be filled with too many regrets so i will rather do that which will still be beneficial to me and not let greed set in, it's better i get over $49k than loose $1500 when i did actually had the chance of cashing out ever ×5 of the amount i staked, i mean the cash out amount is such a decent one that is a perfect ROI if you are looking at it from that perspective.

Staying safe enough to not appearing like you are looking greedy will help a long way to remain profitable in this and if you cash out out but eventually the game became a winner i still think there's no need for regrets because either ways you were still profitable.

Seeing the amount of money you can get, you should immediately cash out before everything changes. If everything changes, you won't be able to see those big numbers and will only be sad and regret it.
It seems like you often get wins like that and you shouldn't be confused about the decisions you can make. This amount is already very large compared to the betting money you made so you should immediately cash out.
Even if you wait until the match is over, you will get even more money, but that won't always give you a big win. You need to think wisely in your behaviour so that you can cash out before everything changes.

The last leg on your parlay contain the most risky among the matches that you included on your parlay. We are talking about guaranteed 50K here while you are risking losing it all just to get additional 50K for a 3.75 odds?

You can just put that 50K from your cashout on a match that has 50% chance of winning rather than a match with 3.75 that payout only x2 of your bet. The cashout value is really high considering the remaining odds on your parlay is high.

Just cash out or if you want to keep betting. Place that 50K of your on that same match with 3.75 odds. This way you will have more return rather than continuing this parlay.

Probably just go for cashing out, there's no way that you're going to not regret holding out to the very end when you know that there's an opportunity for you to get out but you didn't take it, it's all up to you though, are you the kind of madman that wants to take the risk for a bigger win or you want to play it safe and think for yourself that you've got so far already that it's not a bad idea to get out now. Remember that you can do 40 more parlays if you cash out now compared to losing everything. I hope you do whatever is the best for you, it's your money after all, just choose if you want to celebrate or reminisce, the latter being the saddest one because there's regret in it too and all the could've been scenarios with it.

Depends on a lot of factors but usually I tend to cashout because if you lose on your last bet you wished you would have cash out before that game and that's why I like to have something instead of nothing but if I have a game that I have high confidence that I can win it , then , I will let the entire bet until the end and see what happens.

I'd get that $50k and would certainly be trying to bet on other games. It would be nice to have that full $96k win, but $50k is $50k no matter what. If you want, you can cash it out and bet on the same event live so no matter what happens, you still have something in the bag and could get some extras if your bet hits. There will be some regrets if you cashed out and your bet turns out to be a win, but it's a lot more difficult to bear the regrets of not cashing it out when you have the chance and losing it all.

Without thinking I would choose to cash out from risking $1500 to almost $50,000 what if the last match you choose loses you will lose the chance of getting that $50,000, so think twice before you regret it.

I know you are a reliable gambler, you can say the pope because you always bet a large amount of winnings, but this time it may not mean much to you even if there is a little regret later, right? For us it's worth it and can even change lives financially.

I never saw how this happened to me, because until then I would not bet large amounts.

Cashing out is better mate.

50,000 quid? I would cash them out in a second, wouldn't even think about it. Even less creating a thread here to ask for advice. If I think about it in equivalent hours worked, it is a lot of hours worked, and if it were a smaller amount I would still think about it, but with this one I do not risk staying with 0 in order to have 50,000 more.

Don't understand the last match but if you believe you'll win then you can continue, but with $50K in sight, do you cash out or leave it?

If you're asking here I would definitely say cash out rather than let it go because we know this is a huge amount that I've never won... So what's the thought of cashing out since the opportunity is right in front of you.

Exactly what I’m thinking when I read this comment. I remember this user keep posting bet amount that usually cost half million or more on single bet. Right now he is having a confusion deciding whether he will cashout or let it ride an amount that is way lower than his previous bets that resulted to lose.

He experienced the worst so I’m confused on the hesitation here on what to choose. For us normal gambler considering the bet amount. Taking the sure x33.33 of his bet is no brainer decision to cashout rather than risk it all.

I believe this will never happen to me because I wouldn't dare to bet $1.5K in the first place.

Since $49K is really big for me, I would cash out without think twice, I'd rather to double my money by investing in Bitcoin even though I need to wait for 2-3 years rather than go for 50/50 (it's actually not 50/50 since you're choose the underdog team).

I think the ball is in your court and only you have the final say in this and it all depends on your level of risk taking, how far your can risk your stake of $1500 are you willing to risk it a little further? My advise is for you to cash it out because the main purpose of  gambling is to win money and make profits and with the games won so far you have made a huge profit already so instead of being greedy and losing everything if the remaining game eventually cuts its better to walk away with the money already won. Or would you rather lose everything than go away with $49565? There is every chance of losing the game because gambling has a 50/50 chance of winning so it’s better to cash out and walk away with the available money.

Know your risk appetite. If you can let go the current profit and accept losing the amount you staked, then go for it. Been in such situation wherein out of my 5 bets, only one have failed which made me lost the whole wagered amount. Personally, it made me regret being greedy because to me, the profit was already decent and it was just me having desire to win more than to be contented at that time. Keep in mind how gambling works; no assurance of winning. If you'd be unlucky on the last match then be prepared to lose it all. Whether you pull out or push this bias, it all depends to you and no action will be invalid simply because everything relies on your decision as gambler. Just be mindful of the consequences.

If I am in that situation, cash out is the best option. Why? I can still remember and it always appears in my mind when gambling, don't be greedy and never aim huge, don't forget your past. That actually helps me a lot and I will tell you OP, you can be lucky today (or at this time) but not sure after a few minutes. Just think that we have been given the chance already, so why not take it and pause for a while? 

Therefore, that's up to you OP...you are a gambler and probably you know what is the best thing to do.

if you cash out now you're securing over $50K. That’s a solid win and it guarantees you a great return without any more uncertainty. It’s really tempting to go all in for the big payout but it’s important not to let greed cloud our judgment. So my thoughts are that locking in a win now could be a wise move especially if it feels right to you.
On the flip side, letting it ride keeps the dream alive for that whopping nearly $100K. But its a risk and how comfortable you feel about it?  and what you hoped to get from this experience?
In the end no matter what you choose you’ve played a good game to get to this point. Reflect on what feels best for you and enjoy the ride.

It might not be worth it I think, with the 50k$ cashout without any risk, I would definitely cash out at this time for sure, because for sure 50k$ was already a good amount I think considering it 100k$ I think the best option was to cashout here already, rather than just losing it all. I mean you surely made your profit on 1500k$ I mean like a huge amount of profit already, I mean 1500k$ was surely a huge bet even though you do gamble a lot and this 50k$ wasn't a big deal and you wanted to make more like 100k$. Just remember most of the topics here telling everyone not to get greedy. So it was one-sided I think cash out is the best option here and then take out a huge percentage of it on your savings account then probably like 20 percent to continue playing. I mean I do NBA bets as well, but wasn't on this level most of the time my higher bets were just around 100$ but still a good profit, it was kind of fun and entertaining at the same time since we are all NBA fans so I think its already a good profit, having that fun and getting the 50k$.

To be honest, if I were you, I would already cash it out and take profit since it is already a large amount of money—1.5k to almost 50k—and you have already multiplied your money by a lot. So practically and financially speaking, it would be best to cash it out; you might regret it if you don't. Also, Giannis and Dame are most likely still out on game 6, so Bucks is kind of shaky right now. I mean, they could get the win, but still, the Pacers can finish the series on game 6.

But if you are always betting that kind of money, then maybe you just let it ride. If you are comfortable losing 1.5k—not only 1.5k but 50k—then let it ride and risk it all. If you are that kind of gambler, then risk it, man. But I always tell others, if you have the chance to gain profit, take it now, and you might regret it once it is over.

Definitely cash out. It's so much that you have enough of it. I think it's really a gamble to let it continue. It's best that you assess to do it. You might have regrets if you lose that parlay. Imagine losing what you already have, you just have to realize it. It seems like it's normal to you to do that. Just make sure that you accept what you are doing. Someone having risked $1500 and still not satisfied for that multiplier, it's still crazy.

I'd probably cash it out. The Milwaukee Bucks is not playing well without their superstars. They may have won their last game but I doubt the Pacers will just let it happen again. Do remember, adjustments do happen in the playoffs. But if you are so sure about your bet then go on.
It's not like anyone could predict what could happen. I'd watch the game if I were you and lookout for windows of opportunity to cash out with a higher multiplier while the Bucks are on the lead.
But I am not the greedy type so I might just take the money and move on. Put a new bet for the Bucks that won't jeopardize everything.

Oh yeah you have to cash it out, I have often experience this kind of situation where you are cought between cashing out or keep risking to to win the ultimate prize, but most often than none you end up losing the entire amount of and when just a single game goes against your predictions along the line, so for me you have to cash out whenever there is already a significant amount of profits.
And from what we are seeing you already made near $50k winning with your $1500 staked bet which is huge enough to walk away with at this point, but since is your bet and your decision to make, you have to take your actions now regardless of how it will all end.

I'd cash that out and lower my bet on the Bucks if I have to continue betting. It's too risky to trust the Bucks on the road, and even if Lillard is playing (based on the current odds movement), I still think the Pacers will close it out no matter what. This is their best chance to end the series, and they might even treat this as an elimination game because home advantage is that important for most teams, and giving the Bucks another chance at home is something they don't want to face again after that 20+ point loss in game five.

Op seems very indecisive, $1500 is Op's bet for the 5 matches played. It's like Op is very clever at choosing teams, not just smart, it looks like Op really knows the team game of this sport. It is very rare for a gambler out of 5 matches, 4 of all his guesses to be correct.

Indeed, I don't really understand this sport, is this basketball? If I look at the standings, Buck is far superior to the Pacers. But you need to remember that the Pacers are playing at their own home, the possibility of winning is certain. The capital you spend is also very large, around $1500. It would be better for you to just cash out, you have earned around $50,000, in my country this money is very large. Greed will make you lose everything.

Firstly I hail you for you're a big game gambler judging from the size of your stake, if your still gambling responsibly with such amount, it shows the strength of your pocket. If it was me, I'd cash it out without a moment pause unless I didn't see the cashout option early enough. I learned from my mistake of some years ago when I trusted the game between Barcelona and Celta Vigo in which Barcelona couldn't even get a draw with all their form for the season. I regret it till date as I missed out on a really huge cashout that would've changed my life back then.

You've made up to 2700% gain on your stake and I'll really advise you  not to get too greedy and lose it all, fate has a way of  issuing warnings of possible dangers and myself will consider this one. Don't be greedy, although I know there's every possibility of winning all, but we all know there's still equal possibilities of making a loss, so you better make hay while the sun is still shining.

There is something they say: apology for crime.

What is the point here, this topic has been discussed before, the amount is irrelevant, or is it that you found out that you could cash out, and/or the money is not yours.

The decision to cash out is relevant to sports information, that can influence the result, hence, it has nothing to do with the amount bet or the profit.

When you bet a big account it will be very risky and unpredictable things happen in football game so it may be a better decision to cashout at that time to be safe. Such large bets are placed by those who gamble for income, so they will cash out at that time to save their own money. But if one is a greedy gambler then he can wait till the end of the match. In this case, if his luck is good, he will win and if his luck is bad, he will lose all his money. that is why greed must always be controlled

As for me, I will prefer to cash out than risk loosing everything for nothing sake, cashing out by 50% is not something I will regret doing, instead of me loosing the entire money when I waited to the finishing line and found out that I ended on loosing the game, that one alone I can't forgive myself for, it's better we receive half than nothing, this are some of the ways we can be conscious about the game we are playing by not allowing greediness got over us while gambling.

I think he also felt confused, so he asked the forum to receive opinions on whether to continue or not and withdraw his money, wait if he doesn't withdraw his money and continue his bet it's crazy, that amount of money is not a little that he can have in a short time, even with that amount we can buy 1 btc easily, or even my annual income has not reached that amount, if he continues he is quite crazy in my opinion.

I don't know if he loses will regret how many years of losing that money, parlay is too dangerous but quite tempting, my opinion is that he better withdraw it and go on vacation or buy a car that is quite luxurious and go for a walk with the family, that could be enough in my opinion, or buy a house with that amount can also still buy a pretty good house in this day and age, but the thing that cannot be measured is that one's greed is different and that is what will determine his final fate, I want to wait for how the final decision is made before losing that money or even he is really lucky to get all the matches.

I might never forgive myself if I end up not cashing and later lose the game. I have never won such an amount in my entire gambling life, so I wouldn't hesitate to cash out. Some gamblers can take high risk. One of them told me more that it is either he wins big or loses all. This gambling pattern has made him lose big and also win big. My slogan is It's better to win small than to lose all.

Most of these high-risk takers don't see this action as greed. When you tell them they are greedy, they would call you an amateur gambler. I respect these big gamblers because without them we won't have all these well-celebrated big wins. They are the ones that give us hope that we will win big one day. 

Right, Those who are more greedy suffer more from gambling. Gambling is something to be used in a relaxed way. People who use gambling in a relaxed way are not emotional towards gambling games. this is why they are satisfied with less profit. I agree with you that if the profit is 50% then it is better to cash out without taking too much risk if the bet amount is big. Gambling is a bad habit and if luck is not good then this bad habit can ruin people financially and greed plays a big role here

In my opinion you should withdraw as quickly as possible, I say this because looking at this game, the Indiana Pacers won 3 times while the Milwaukee Bucks won 2 times, but look at the conditions in which the Milwaukee Bucks won in both games in which the Milwaukee Bucks won were games in which they played at home, and in the 3 games in which they lost were games in which they played away from home. To make what I'm saying easier:

first game they won at home:

Milwaukee Bucks 109 - 94 Indiana Pacers

second game they lost at home:

Milwaukee Bucks 108 - 125 Indiana Pacers

third game they lost away from home:

Indiana Pacers 121 - 118 Milwaukee Bucks

fourth game lost away from home:

Indiana Pacers 126 - 113 Milwaukee Bucks

fifth game they won at home:

Milwaukee Bucks 115 - 92 Indiana Pacers

assuming that as the Bucks won in the last game by a large difference of points, then in the next game they will also win, could be a mistake, looking at the odds of these two teams:

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the odds if the Indiana Pacers win are 1.42, it seems to me that the best option would be to cash out and you would have a lot of profit. Many times when we are faced with a scenario like this we start to think about high profits and we feel pain when we think about cashing out because we look at the profits if we cash out as very low profits, but we forget that we put little money into the bet and that those profits after cashing out are a large amount of money

If I was on place of that guy then I would consider cashing out because in gambling anything can happen and earning $50k with just $1.5k bet is quite profitable I believe. No need to wait for $100k when you can cash out $50k without any risks.

You need to also take into account the kind of gambler that made that bet, betting 1500 dollars in a single parlay is a lot of money, as I am sure there are many gamblers here that do not bet that kind of money during a whole year, so it is likely a payout of 50k is not much for the OP, and as such they may prefer to let it ride so they can increase their profits even further and disregard the option to cash out, despite being the safer road they could take.

The gambler who want money in the gambling should ready to take risk in the gambling,mostly discussed point the gambler should take the gambling responsibility.If you had get the profit of 20 percentage from the capital,it was better to withdraw the funds.Because the loser in the gambling the person who try to solve all his financial problems in one game.Enjoy the minimum profit from the gambling and make sure you are not going to addicted to the gambling site by conquering the minimum profit from each game.

Because when the gamblers had loss the funds by playing the game to get huge profit from the greedy.The final result will be the negative one,this leads to the gamblers to suffer from the loss.Finally the gamblers will get addicted to gambling and end with more profit at the end.

Also we do know that gamblers who do truly seek out for fun and thrill then they would really be definitely be finishing out on what they had started on where not all gamblers who would really be continuing and let it to finish are considered greedy or to those who do mind about money because whenever we do make out on such decisions on certain conditions then this would really be added up on the thrill on which this situation
could really be able to pump up your blood knowing that you had already made out some money with this parlay. Take it or leave it or let it ride would really be the main thing that you do have in mind.

Just like on what others been saying that i've been through with this kind of situation specially on early cashing out on where it is really that too tempting on pressing out that option
because the main thing that we do have in mind is that it is already that a sure profits or money for us.

You're right that the gamble who made that bet is not a simple gambler like most of us but someone with good bankroll. However, it would be stupidity to let $50 go in hope of getting $100k even if a gambler stake $5000 on a single bet. I know if luck may favor that gambler then they might end up winning more than $50k with that bet but one should not take such unnecessary risks in gambling.

If victory is in sight, immediately withdraw your winnings and don't wait too long, because otherwise you could lose your winnings. Indeed, the betting prize is bigger than what you would get if you choose to continue, but you have to remember that betting is full of uncertainty. And it could be that if you are determined to continue betting, you will lose what you should get.

But all this comes back to you, if you feel confident enough to continue betting, and feel ready to lose the winnings that you should have previously obtained, I don't think that's a problem and please continue betting. But if I were in your position, I would never think twice, and immediately choose to cash in.

It is your choice though, but if I were you, I would cash out immediately, I've lived in an environment of risky choices to know that it's best to settle for less than being more greedy to lose everything. If you win this bet then congratulations to you, but it is a huge risk you take if you did not exit the bet now. I like to limit my risk where possible so that I will not be pained if I lose everything. Winning half ($50,000) of the whole expected winning ($100,000) is a very good one, it only depends on what you use the money for, and that's what matters afterwards. If you are wise, you may even invest that $50,000 won with a guaranteed risk and make more than $100,000 from it in a limited time space, so it is all about being smart with it and not about the betting and the money won only.

I can't wait to know your fate in this bet as I wish to know the result of the betting in line with the choice you later opted for. I tried to check for the result online but am surprised that mixed results are being published including the wrong timing, so I do not really understand why it's like that.

Well looking at the difference in the odds I would say that the last game is probably the one with the most tension because of the amount of odd given to it and if I were you I would probably go for a simple cash atleast it's better to have half of the amount promised than to allow your greed make you lose our on the whole money.

You don't need our suggestion IMHO but the majority here is going to take the money already and won't wait for the last ride.

If it means money, you literally have to secure yourself first and even if there's the big discrepancy from what you can cash out now compared to your winnings later if ever the last leg will win, I'd be better take home now and won't wait for the game later.

There's no need to take the risk higher for me, as that 50% is already a good amount, literally.

The feeling of satisfaction is something that would really be an issue on here since not all would really be tending to go home without getting that whole amount of winning. This is where the time which is really that too hard to consider out on how you would really be making out such decision whether you should really be letting it finish or you would really be securing out that 50% of the winning amount. Even myself wouldnt really be having no questions on where getting that early cash out rather than losing it all once that particular game result would be lost.  Yes, it would really be hindering you on doing so because we've known back in our heads that the amount we could get if it would be able to win up will really be doubling the amount.

It all matters about your preference and satisfaction just like i have said earlier. There are ones who would really be risks takers or simply gamblers and there are ones who do want to
play safe and securing out whenever they do have the opportunity.

It's strange to ask about this bet with a 50% win if you cash out now, but you know how much money if you cash out it's so big it might not mean much to you because it often makes an opinion about your winnings halfway through.

Yes obviously if you ask here the majority will say cash out instead of waiting for the last match, they never reach this level unless you are yourself, you may be a professional gambling in sports betting so even with the value at stake it is quite large.

But your choice is in your hands, whether to let the last match win or cash out we will not feel any thrill.

You already have $49500 to withdraw and as in, instant you can take that without even finishing your last bet.

Most of us would withdraw and we're not going to take further risk with that. Yes, with one more bet, you might end up with a $100k but that's already half of it.

We are gamblers but it doesn't mean that we're not idiots. Whatever you want, if you want to put more risk, don't cash out but make sure that you won't feel broke after any result.

If you're satisfied with the amount, just cash out, sometimes you need to think and plan carefully so you will not ended up lossing everything you have. you should know when to stop because if not, then I must say that greed controls you, and when you experiencing the greed, it will lead you to become broke. So think wisely! this is my opinion only and majority of our fellow gamblers here are saying that you should cash out instead of continuing the game.

I hope that the last game wasn't a mistake right? I have check from the top of the screenshot games to the last one, only the remaining one has big odd, the 3 odd and the rest has only 1.xx, that's means that the game chosen is skeptical, something is not right about about that game but if he sure of what he chosed, then he is good to go, there is nothing absolutely to be scared about, just make the call and be gallant about it.

However, if it's me that has this kind of opportunity, damn I'm cashing out because I have zero greed in me, unless I have seen this kind of event many times, I wouldn't let go because the only thing that would be ringing in my head right now would be what if? What if? What if? If I eventually lose this game and refuse to cashout, I wouldn't be able to forgive myself.

Certainly but then telling a gambler that he lost when he could have won by the cash out from the game id
I will cashout. From experience I have won more times games by cashing out before game. My criteria for is it that I must get comfortable with the amount of money that is showing that I will win if I cash out or let it ride. It may be greed to leave it until the game is or maybe not.

It's best to play safe. If you're going to take risk, then go back to your main plan on why did you gambled and that is to make some money, correct?

And you've already made a lot for which a lot of people could have been an average salary of a year or two.

You have to go back wherever you have started when things are being forgotten for you to get some knocking reality on what you should do.

If i was as a high roller as you, i would probably risk it. Then again, you might be better off asking opinions from other high rollers as yourself.

Because your question is highly subjective, i reckon i would ride that bet if i were you. At least if i am adjusting that to my bets, because from my point of view multiplier itself isn't that huge, just the total amount. but if that's something you can afford to lose, and you bet this amount frequently, i would say ride it. And good luck mate.

If it was me with that amount of money, i would cash out in a second.

Cash that thing out asap at least that's what I would do.  Bird in the hand as they say.  That's a guaranteed killing right now.  And also not knowing the status of Damien Lillard and giannis would have me shook.  It's at the Pacers too.  I kmwo the Bucks killed in game 5 but I don't know if I'd expect the same.  Either way good luck!

This is a victory that I could not possibly get, whether it was luck or maybe you are quite skilled at placing a bet, but it is quite an extraordinary victory.

If you feel confident about continuing, it would be better if you withdraw some of the winnings you have achieved, because even though you are lucky enough or skilled at placing bets, we will never know whether in the next bet you will win again. because in a bet the result is not certain, and what is known as luck will not last long, and if it is the result of a betting strategy that you place, then you must remember that there is no single betting strategy that can provide a guarantee that in Every time you place a bet you will win.

Don't let greed control you, what you get is already big enough, don't waste your winnings chasing something you're not sure you'll get. Because it is nothing but carelessness. Don't let the pleasure you get turn into a feeling of regret. Because losing a large amount of winnings, which is already in your hands, is very painful.

I would certainly withdraw 50% or more of that amount.
Obviously there are always chances of winning more, but think carefully about what would make you more frustrated:
Losing a large part of the amount won in a streak of bad luck or failing to win a little more because you were a player with "little faith"?

In my country there is an old saying: "It's better to have a bird in your hand than two in the bush".

In every type of bet, you need to establish limits on losses and gains, in my case the rule is simple: withdraw 50% whenever I manage to multiply my winnings.
This way, it is possible to continue betting after having the great achievement of a successful prize, otherwise it is common for you to bet, have great achievements, but end the day with nothing in your wallet.

Brother, cash out! There is no guarantee that you will win it all and if you lose that last leg you are SOL. Its better to have one bird in hand rather than 2 in the bush! That is my opinion. There is no losing here. You bet a thousand and are going to rake in nearly 50K that is outstanding. If it were me I would take the money and forget about it, no looking back. This is not financial advice.

I would also suggest the same. You may consider taking some of your profits. Bag that already and reward yourself from your previous wins. Then if you still feel that the odds are on your side have some small bets until your conviction is met. Because you ae already winning. Don't give it back. Get some or at least 75 percent of your win and your initial deposit. Then play conservatively from what is left. So you won't get attacked by greed because you are overconfident.

thanks for all the responses everyone, I did end up cashing out, when Lillard was confirmed to be playing the cashout went up a good bit so I couldn't help it

turns out I made the right decision! next stop, Cancun!

50% of the payout seems a very decent prize already, so I see no reason to be greedy to pursue a 100% payout. You should be thankful for reaching this far, because it's no easy task. Considering the risks implied in taking this bet until the end makes the total payout not worth in my opinion. If we were talking about a more considerable reward to keep the bet, then we could think about the possibility. But considering the current scenario it definitely doesn't worth. I'm sure you can put 50% of the payout in good use by cashing out right now.

I know you are a lucky winner, but don't let greed take control of you this time. I remember you were having a nice winning streak some time ago, but put everything to lose due to your greedy behavior. You should have already learned by now. Make sure to guarantee what you have on your hands today, so you can keep playing tomorrow by placing new bets in further games which are still to come.

Very nice! Congratulations, enjoy your time! Arriba y arriba, muchacho! 🌴🍹🌅

are u had luck in a year and put it on that game  ;D is that a winning streak $1,500 to return nearly $100,000 If I were you Im going to cash out 85% of it and let it ride the rest dude you literally generate 100K that is a lot of money and don't let the greed eat your body right now I mean if you win again you probably earn more but cash out is also needed in my opinion.  ;D

Tho if you had the confident cash out 85% and you can still play with the 25% and if you had the luck to you probably can earn 100K again in the next game hahah

I cashed out haha, yeah Milwaukee lost so it was the right decision, the cash out went up a lot so I just took it

So glad for you that you did the right decision, Bucks is such a deceptive team to bet on, they're good at times but when you need to be good because you've placed a bet on them, they suddenly fumble. Congratulations for a well done decision to get out while you still can. I think that it's for the best that you did, I don't think that anyone would do it otherwise unless they're a insane and the risk is making them get high somehow. Financial tip for you though, make sure that you're not going to be losing all of that wins for your vacation trip, there's no way that you'd want to be ending that trip in a sudden depression because you've spent all of your money from the Cancun vacation and it's also easy to get lost in there when it comes to spending especially with how huge winning you've got, you will have this subconscious thinking that you've got a bottomless wealth.

I also sports betting fan who also likes the multi-betting method, this will give much larger odds than what can get if only bet on one betting option at time.
But what get is return that is worth taking, the cashout shows profit that is really quite large and this is challenge for every gambler who experiences it.
If it were me, I would do cashout because if we fail or lose in the last match then we won't be able to enjoy the huge amount of profits that are right before our eyes.
Opportunities like this are very rare and I sure that from all the many bets you will rarely find an opportunity or chance like this.
But back to the mentality of every gambler, if you believe and believe in success then that is reason to continue and of course you have to be prepared to lose that amount of money if you fail.
It just that today for the last match you seem to have failed because the one who won the match was the Pacers, and by the way, congratulations on the right decision by making cashout, enjoy your victory.

that's right, that's the best decision, because 50% of the reward is also a large amount of money, so it won't disappoint you if you withdraw the money. but congratulations in advance for your successful bet, hopefully the money will be a blessing for you.

My most sincere congratulations to the OP for the (very) big win.

I tend to say that I wouldn't change my initial plan and that improvising while betting is not a good thing, but in this case you definitely made the right option because you got your prize with almost no discount. I mean: you had more or less 50% of probability to simply double a very big prize already, and this is a bet you can make whenever you want in the future, so not a big deal.

I'm used to parlays where you can't cash out early (in my country this is the tradicional way to play "la quiniela"), and prizes grow exponentially after every win, so the last match really makes the difference between still a good sum of money, and winning several millions. Anyway, that was not your case, so congratulations again for your good decision.

You are a gambler and you must have specific goals as to how much capital you will spend on your gambling activities. Let's say you are running your gambling program with a total of $300 and divide this $300 into three parts and gamble in three steps. You should keep $300 in your account for gambling in three steps and cash out the remaining dollar the profit you made because you already have enough capital to gamble. If you decide to use the profit from gambling to use that profit again as capital, then if the result of gambling ever goes against you, you will lose your past capital and part of the profit later. If this happens, you will definitely be disappointed, so you should cash out your profit in advance so that you don't have to be disappointed later.

If I were you I will cashout 90% of that money then if you find yourself lucky enough to place another bets for the next league you could use 10% for that. That is for me a sure and safe return and I will never waste that opportunity to lose it all again so much better to play safe. Here in my country that amount of money is huge so why not take profit right?

This thread is just exactly thesame as mine who I create some time ago which is cashout or wait till the end? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5481687.msg63504400#msg63504400). For me I think cashing out is good knowing truly the money is not your own and you made your way to that level, it is a golden opportunity to cash it out. Since you are  left with only game, you should just take it. Most people has fall victim of this several times and have regretted there after. If you wish to let it ride on its your choice but if it doesn't play as you wish, you shouldn't blame anyone for not advising you. Or better still if you are disturbed that the remaining game will play then you have to cashout the running game and use some portion of the money you cashout to play the remaining games atleast if it play, you stand a chance of wining two tickets but if it doesn't play you have already made some profite in the first game.

Very nice! I didn't like the way the Milwaukee Bucks are playing and I may have also cashed it out if ever I were in the same position as you. You did the right thing and I bet there's no regret, not even a little after you see how the Indiana Pacers dominated the game against the Bucks. It's an eyesore actually because I expected it to be a bit of a close game but we could now say that the Bucks badly need Giannis to win their games. They played hard in Game 5, but that's it. The Pacers adjusted well and it made them win the first round.

Congratulations on your big parlay. How I wish I can end up in the same position someday. Well, the sports never ends, there will always be a chance.
Cancun!

You did the right thing which is exactly what I will do if I was in your shoes. I will not be able to forgive myself if I come this close of winning huge and missed it because of greed, which is the only thing that can make someone not to cash out unless the person is extremely rich. A win of $49.5k with a $1.5k bet is $48k profits, I will take this and bounce instead of waiting to win $96.5k. Do you know you can even decide to bet the remaining match with $20k after cashing out and you will still be in good profits, although I do not support you doing this.

As soon as I'm offered up to 50% of my target win as cashout and depending on how much we are talking about, I will cashout and wait for the next bet. I have lost count of how many times the last game killed my bet, so I don't take chances now.

Indeed, you are one lucky dude, as this could have been another thread of someone who asked for public opinion if he could cash out the game or not, and why still calculate the risk? It turns out the game played in his favour, and he lost both what could have been cashed out and what he was expecting. 
 
50% of the total winning is really better than risking it all; that amount is a big profit. Calculating with the amount you used to wager on that game, you made the right decision in my opinion, although others will argue otherwise.

Good for you. Because regardless of the result, you still have a good sum of money so there's no regret. Sometimes it's better to choose the safe side rather than to take risk then will end up having regrets because your expectation didn't happened.

If i'm in such situation no doubt I will choose the same way too. Because even there's only one left game, the result is still uncertain therefore cashing out is the best decision.

It's better to cash in immediately while we still have the opportunity to do so. No one knows if we can win more money from gambling and if we have seen a profit from the bet we placed, we should not delay cashing it out. It's better to get some money than none at all.

If our profit is greater than the amount of our bet, that means we have made a profit and must withdraw it immediately. But other people will make different decisions because they may still believe that the results of the match will give them a bigger win. After all, that is money we can take and should not waste.

But if there are people who don't want to cash it, we should just let it go because that is their decision. We can only suggest it and the rest will be his responsibility.

The thrill of a significantly increased money value like that will actually give you more pleasure, where in the first position the prediction we made is correct and we get a profit that is not even imagined before.

I don't know what option OP took after several people gave their opinions, did he pull it or leave it and what about the final result of the parlay bet, I'm very curious and really want to see it, it's just much more interesting now, but I haven't seen OP show it back on the forum, or maybe I missed it?

I see that most responses would have opted for cashout, just as the OP eventually did. I probably would have done the same but I don't understand sports betting much. In poker I would have kept the bet depending on the odds. If I know that in the long run out of every 2 times in a similar situation I will win double it makes sense to stick with the bet if I know I will win every 2 times frequency or less, every 1.9 times, 1.8 etc. If you want it in percentage, it makes sense to continue the bet if the probability of winning is greater than 50%. If out of 100 times 50 I stay at 0 and 50 I win 100K, I'm as if I stood up. But only if I have a 51% chance of winning, it is profitable for me. And the higher the probability, the more profitable it is.

Here we would have to take into account to what extent the probability that we sign has a margin of error, because frequently there is a subjective intuition in the assignment of probabilities, and the economic situation, because if 50K is a lot for me the best thing to do is to secure the money.

Kinda glad to hear that, I like a happy ending.   I would have liked to also consider the option of 90% cashout 10% let it ride and so on.   All depending on your own finances at the moment but most people should cash out the majority of their winnings to have certainty of a win in their main risk.  Its also the case people are focused and lucky on a bet in brief periods rather then extended consideration of changing factors, ie. you might be right at start but nobody is correct always and the decision to close a bet should perhaps be even more cautious then the initial bet itself.

A few people dont need the money at all and can just make another bet another time and they will be fine on the money side either way so why go for cash if not required I guess would be fair also.

Actually, the picture didn't make any sense so I consider it a fake.

How can the total win amount be 96k and he can cash out 50k with 3.75 odds of the parley missing, it doesn't make any sense, mathematically and logically
A reasonable cash out amount would be 20k, but never ever 50k. He wouldn't even get a 50k cash out if the odds of the missing game would be 2.0, yet again 3.5 is absolutely impossible.

The total odds of his won bets multiplied together are 17.16 x 1500$ = 25700$, also you get less when you cash out, so 20000$ , as I said.

Conclusion, just a troll.

Staked $1500 and cashed out $40, 000 ++, that is not a bad profit if you ask me. So many gamblers are even wishing to be this lucky. I showed this post to my friends and one said he can not risk up to $1500 in just one bet and if he does make such a mistake, he will be so quick to cash out even if he only made 100% profit. OP, you already won a huge amount and there is not need to look back even if all the games later became successful.

That's good to know that you later cashed out because an opportunity like this doesn't usually come always. You can choose to wait until the end of your bet game and later lose to it. It has happened to many several times and they got depressed after they have lost the bet of making them wealthy for life.

My advice to you as you have cashed out huge amounts in gambling is never to try to bet with a huge amount from the amount won because you won't be this lucky of winning $50k again. However, use the $50k wisely so that you won't complain about how you won $50k from gambling and you didn't do any useful thing with it, other than gambling

It was looking like it when I checked their stats. Moreover, the odd happen to be the highest in the list of your games. Bucks is at the top then I would fight to retain the spot.

Anyway you are lucky to have cashed out because by now it would have been regrets for you. Greed is the reason that some gamblers don't win as much as they should have, ordinarily if you had left it then you would have been counting your loses. Congratulations to you for taking such step of cashing out.

At first I have to double checked the amount staked and it was $1,500 which is equivalent to N2,025,000‬ at 1350 per dollars, so this money is huge amount to be risk instead of cashing 49k plus and let it be.
As a gambler you need to take away greed to enable you succeed in gambling, what kills most people is greed and wanting to gain it all without applying cautiousness since the game they are playing is a chance based game meaning you can lose it while the game is running, and also lose your funds staked why not just take what you have seen and let it be.

This will be a great foolish work if you don't cash out them. When you face these situations, you will get rid of all greed, otherwise you will have to lose your entire fund due to greed. And I will also suggest you that don't take this kind of weeks in the future second time. There is no chance that you will be saved on that time. I don't know what you did at this bet but don't be addicted on this kind of betting strategy.

That's a great profit. I'm happy for OP for not taking it too far as many gamblers would. This is huge amount of money, even when you live in a wealthy country earning $2k+ a month. We're talking about almost 2 years of saving up most of your paycheck.

I usually tell people to let it ride when the money is low and you're either taking home $100 or $200 if you get lucky. In such situations it's better to risk it since it's not going to change your life anyway, but $20k is already big. That's something that can buy you a new car or pay for your education. $40k is down payment for a house in a wealthy country, or a whole house in a poor one.

I think Op has heard all the input from various members around the world on the Tread he created. Congratulations Op, what a better victory he has achieved, use the money wisely and more usefully, whether it can be investing in crypto in bitcoin. Moreover, now is the right moment to accumulate bitcoin, bitcoin has decreased quite a bit, you can put it there. And wait until the end of 2024 or the beginning of 2025, many predict that bitcoin will increase rapidly in price and you will harvest your money even more.

As I saw your funds, it's good to cash out and don't wait for another lucky wins to happen. You might end up bad when choosing the wrong decision to ride for another rounds of betting.
Maybe you're overwhelmed with your current situation for being so lucky, however you should always consider emotional control. Nobody can withstand with stressful times when you can't handle bad luck if ever your start losing your winning profit, still the options is yours to decide whether you go further or stopping would be better.

That was a pretty smart move, and I'm quite sure if I were on your place I would also do that. The one who didn't cash out lost the bet, that happens many times in online gambling. I hope he/she may learn a lesson from that loss.

When it comes to learning then its not something that could really be that someone would be able to do so if he would really be continuing on playing gambling because these mistakes would really be continuing no matter what and this is something that makes gambling is really that profitable into its owners because people are really that continuing on playing and chasing up their loses.
For those who are really that aiming for profits then getting that 50% would really be sufficient enough for them to make out such choice and this is something i could say that it is really
that wise to have because once you do lose it all in the end then that regret feeling isnt something that you could be able to avoid.

I have a boyfriend that only bet on big odds just to cash out, he's not betting on those big odds for the whole games to play according to his predictions. He's good at it because many times he's getting good cash outs from those bets. I like it because if he cash out any game, for him to remove his mind from the bet he will revert it with small money, if the gamble lose he didn't lose and if the games plays for him he will still cash them out.
For the OP, I like what he did. Those gamblers that are greedy won't cash the games out because they are greedy. Greediness makes a gambler to chase their loses and they also get addicted at the end of it.

Same here. The amount is already life-changing to us but I think that is because we are much poorer than him, lol. We can't even risk an amount like that even for a smaller odds only but look at him, although there is also doubts that he felt mid-way, resulting for him to go in the forum and ask our opinions.

Not only through working in a job but maybe the work or research the OP have done to came up with such a good outcome is also not easy or short and that is why he wants to try to make it more worth it. This is one of the good things about sports betting because we have the chance to take home what we already built. There are casino games like Crash which let us decide to cash out as well or not but they are fast-paced.

But people or human being are greedy and as long you do know that you could something get even more bigger then that temptation on going further or wanting it to finish is really there.
 Even myself would really be finding out to be struggling on whether to cash out early or you would really be that securing those profits since its gain after all. Making that 15 game parlay isnt something that you could be able to get it fully and getting halfway there is already that a huge profit i should say.

If you do decide to continue then you would really be needing to bare up with the risks. Win or lose then it would really be up to you but of course it would really be something that gives that huge regret if it would be ending up on losing.

If you have deposited some penny and are able to gain some money by gambling with that penny then you can use Safe Vault. You know, almost all gambling sites provide this vault feature.

If you are able to transfer the whole seed money in the safe vault, I think you should cash it out. I will not tell you to cash out all your money just seeds money. You can continue wagering with the rest of the money you won. By doing this, your financial support will be strong and your risk will also come down.

The right choice! If only that position happened to me then of course it would be cashing in on how if it continued but the last match lost this will only frustrate us.
The lesson while there is a greater profitable opportunity then it should be immediately cash out in betting I often do this although not as big as OP.

Good cash and always the right move in bets like that.  Winning 10s of thousands guaranteed is better than a little bit more with zero being the result.  I've seen a bunch of posts lime this and they don't cash.  So many parlays lose with one bet, clearing a large parlay is near impossible (as we can see with the odds) good on you.

I may be a little late to tell you to cash out now because you have edited your post and said that you finally cashed out. You have taken the right step because you almost lost your entire bet because in the end what you bet on lost maybe if you were too you are greedy, you will regret it because you have bet a lot of money with odds that big and it very risky, maybe $1,500 for you is not too big but for me the amount is very big for me to bet and I am not as brave as you, even my own salary for a month is not enough until that big ;D

I can't stop thinking about people who dare to take risks with their bets, even with big odds, even though it is very risky, even though I even tried 4x odds, it was very difficult to win and I often experienced defeat. Especially at 64x, only a brave mentality was able to do it that and not be afraid of the risk of losing but it is worth the win, btw congratulations on your win and hopefully luck will be on your side again next time.

I have read countless of posts describing the exact point that you have mentioned.

OP, cash it out and avoid greed getting in your way. The more money you keep in your roll, the more temptation would follow that can compel you to recycle those winnings. Remember, gambling is always a 2-way result: you can either win and enjoy it; or you could lose some or everything miserably. When you have already won, call it a day and enjoy your winnings- never-ever let greed dictate your decision.


I definitely agree with your statement.

The funny thing is, even if I win a relatively small amount of money in gambling, I straight-up cash them out instantly despite the opportunity of betting again. I consider a win as something that rarely happens so might as well take advantage of it.

When we can see a chance to cash out, we must do that before the chance is gone that makes us regret for making late decision. They can still hold not to cash out only if they are sure with their analysis and their team really can wins but once again, we don't knows if that can always happens because the situation in the match can change anytime. Before that thing happens and while we have a chance to cash out, it's better we use that chance to gets the money and enjoy it. We can place another bets in the next match and we can hopes that we can wins again. If our team is lost, that will makes us regrets because we can't takes the win money before the match is over. That will be our mistakes not to takes the money and that will be our lost in gambling.

I am amazed you people still congratulate and believe this guy.

I stated this before, mulitply the odds of the games that won, it comes to like 17x. So you actually believe he gets offered 50k when 17x 1500$ is 25500$?
When you cash out you get even less than the already "achieved" amount. So what he posted doesn't make any sense at all.

He has a game with 3.75 in odds left but gets over 50% of the maximum payout, please use simple math and logic and realise this doesn't add up at all.  ::)

Good decision that you cash out since Milwaukee Bucks got massacre by Pacers on that specific match to end the series. It’s surprising that you choose to cashout considering how risk taker you are based on your previous bets.

I believe everyone will agree that Cashout is indeed the right choice since you already have huge profit guaranteed using your bets while the risk involved on pursuing your parlay is very high since Bucks is incomplete.

I haven't read the whole thread, but after reading your post I suspect that nobody has checked his screenshot for edits. He must've fabricated it since it's impossible for the casino to offer him so much money.
Also, after saying that he cashed out he did not provide any proof that he got the money. I can just as well produce a screenshot of someone else's account and the next day that person lost all the money but I'll tell you it's my account and I cashed out. Are you going to believe me? OP is not trying to prove us wrong, so he really could be scamming here, but gambling scene is full of delusional people so it doesn't surprise me.

Indeed cashing out would be the best decision any gambler would ever make in such scenario. The profit are high enough to cash out and be greatfull for so definitely only a greedy gambler would insist on leaving the remaining game to get full payout meanwhile that could be the odd selection amongst all games. Op I'm glad you cashed out from the game because that's shows you are a responsible gambler. The fact that the bet ticket got this far without having any loss doesn't mean it can still survive the upcoming games.

I can remember correctly that I come across several topics like this, as a matter of fact, it's not been up to two weeks completely that I saw this similar topic created by another member too but the only difference is the amount stake and amount that was available for cash out.

My response will always remain the same for this type of bets. Casino games doesn't give this kind of cash out opportunities unless only sport bets and it common on running games. No matter how sure you are that a particular team is going to win a match, there is also a high tendency that the team can still disappoint the gambler and at that point, he will loss the bet, the amount that was staked will be gone and even supposed "cash out" Will also disappear.
There is a saying that, "a real gambler will allow the game run till the end". But since am not a real gambler, I prefer to cash out my profite if I am comfortable with it.

Good thing you later decided to cash bud, congratulations on such a good win, if I was in your position, I would have cashed out too, if you check the odds of the games in the ticket you shared, you will realize that the odd of the game that is yet to be played, which also is the last game; is the highest odd compared to the rest, I do not know how that game later ended but from what I understand about betting, it's the higher the odds, the higher the risk and chances of losing the bet, and looking at the amount of money you bet on this game, and the amount of money you are already offered to cashout, it is not worth it to risk losing everything for the last game that is remaining.
So, even if you cashed out and still, that game won, celebrate still for you still won a very handsome amount of money, this is exactly what I would have done if I was in your shoes.

So, again, I say congratulations,

Is a very good idea you cash out but if it were to be me, I may not cash out. I'm not use to that in my betting habit. I will rather play a counter game for the last game. Doing it is just for you to play bet on the other opponent with a calculated amount of money.

Correct, I just try to use odds calculator, @OP should only receive $25K instead of $49K. It seems @OP want to get affirmation and praises from other people, especially he's making a correct decision to cashed out the money since his last bet is lose.

He need to explain and give the evidences how true is this, if not he should expect he will get a neutral feedback. :D

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If you work then you have to spend a lot of time and sweat to be able to get that amount of money, then the question is why not be grateful for the amount and choose to cash out? I'm sure that this is a situation where someone is being dominated by greed, but think that if you don't secure the amount then you cannot be said to be safe and still have the possibility of losing all the amount without a remainder.

This is the importance of a gambler to have a healthy mindset and a rational point of view in every response to everything where I am sure that by thinking rationally in terms of considering then they will prefer to cash out rather than chasing something bigger but without being based on any certainty and guarantee.             

exactly. if the bet is really true, i'd have cashed out too i just can't let the opportunity to multiple money like that slide just because greed.
as much as many reward promised there is but a win is a win even more so with that much multiplier.

no need to get so nervous on waiting the last game to settle and its already good enough profit that for someone with good money management at least it could settle for some years.
definitely a peace of minds.

Exactly and its so rare to win a big amount in such situation that's why its better to cash it out so we can secure our profit and we would not feel any pressure since we already got the big prize for betting on the team we like. And glad he made a right choice since if the case he didn't do that and he lose the opportunity to gain a lot of money for sure he would regret that scenario for long time.

But I guess everything is secured and congrats for winning since for sure all will people here would do the same which is to cashout since there's nothing to lose anymore in that situation. Chasing more bigger profit will result to bigger problems so we should not be greedy and be happy with current gains.

If someone can restrain themselves from being greedy on the bets they play, of course they will be able to withdraw the winnings they have earned, but if they can restrain themselves by not continuing to bet again, of course they will be able to enjoy the winnings they have earned. and this will really depend on a person's behavior when they bet and for some people who can't control themselves they will of course continue their gambling so it is very unlikely that they will be able to get the next win and mostly I see those who continue betting in the hope that they can to get a bigger win, they have experienced defeat and not left any capital behind because of their own greed.

I would have done the same thing you did. You will be filled with so much hurt if you let it ride and something goes wrong along the way. So it’s best to cash out. Even if it all goes well in the end, at least you’d be glad that you made it out with something. You can always live to die another day. Depending on how well you play and how well you manage risk, you can win more with what you cashed out.

Yes it is quite rare to be able to get a much bigger win, but actually in gambling anything can happen, or that means if for example your luck is still able to survive then yes maybe you will be able to get a much bigger win when applying greed, but that's not the main point in this matter. The question is whether you are able to accept the fact of losing money that was previously in sight? This is the main problem that cannot be accepted by most gamblers, meaning that they are losers who want a big win but are unable to accept the fact of losing or are unable to take responsibility for their decisions.

So actually the first thing that should be considered in such a situation is whether or not you are able to take responsibility for the decision you have made to continue in pursuit of something bigger, and if for example you are able to accept that it turns out that by continuing the session you have lost all the amounts you have previously obtained then yes that is not a problem, but honestly I am not sure that someone will really be able to accept the state of defeat when they are chasing something bigger when they have previously seen that they have managed to pocket a number of wins and this is a situation that can make someone dominated by emotions.

Of course greed is not good for someone who is too greedy and dissatisfied with the results they get until they end up losing their winnings, someone who can restrain themselves from being greedy no matter how much winnings they get they can cash it in because that's an opportunity that doesn't come twice or you will run the risk of losing your winnings along with your initial capital, it will be very painful if we have accumulated winnings with many bets and then we are defeated by just 1 bet which will make us lose everything so it is better to cash it in rather than having to wait for 1 more game which is not certain win or lose but sometimes things don't end well.

This really depends on the nature of a gambler, sometimes they are too confident that they can win until the end by getting a bigger win than before but in reality it doesn't end up as expected. Many gamblers lose bets when they have big odds because it's too risky so If we feel we can cash it in quickly, that's a good advantage and we should be grateful for it.

It's your choice mate, from experience most times I cash put the geme ends up playing and when I don't it cuts, it's quote an irony, most of my gambling mates are the cashout niggas if they are close to Victory they would surely take the bet, but yeah some guys would never cash out and would rather stick with the bet pulling through.

Greed is something that very normal that would really be experienced on the  time that you would really be doing  gambling on which this is something that will really be pushing you to play further or would really be letting it ride just because you do love to get that full amount of winning and doesnt really like on getting a portion of it without even trying out to realize that it is already a good deal or win i must say. There are really just those individuals who doesnt want for their bets not to be complete and they would really be going until the end of line but well its their money then its their choice to make and this is something that would really be that so normal for those gamblers who would really be tending to do such thing. One things for sure that on the time that a certain bet or parlay would be losing then it would really be giving out that huge regret
and this is the time you would really be doing even more parlays just because you would really be taking on the same shot and the cycle continues.  :)

I suppose its much better to let it ride until you feel bad about losses. I would never kill my lucky mood and keep gambling until I start to lose drastic amount of money. Then I would stop myself.

I know it's his choice but the particular type of choice sometimes can be very hard and confusing to make, gambling is something that almost everyone find it hard to coordinate the opportunity involved especially when you a faced with such kind of decisions, sometimes we end up making the wrong ones but as a gambler I believe cashing out would be a wise choice but even that still depends on the particular game remaining in the tickets.

You doing the right thing but just curious are you cashing all of it or just 85% like I was said earlier your luck is kinda crazy bro you might can turn 100K again in the future haha Lambo coming soon?  :P ::) ;D


Indeed very crazy wild ride for this guy, I think 10% profit to let it ride I think is also not a bad action right?

When placing a bet, of course it is difficult for us not to be greedy and this is of course very detrimental to us if we gamble greedily, I myself also find it difficult to do this, but sometimes we can restrain ourselves from being greedy when we bet with friends who are really have the same thoughts as us and most of my greed is when I gamble when I do it alone, of course this will be very detrimental to ourselves.

Its his choice quite alright, but its also his choice to determine if he really needs the money at that time or he's ready to lose all the money if it turns out red. Some people are very rich and big that they don't care about the outcomes of their stakes, so they feel very comfortable to allow the game finish even though there's a promising cashout there. Spreading for myself, I think I'll need the money that I'm seeing there and would cash it out without delay. Gambling is said to promise no definite ROI and you don't expect anything from it, big at that point that your stakes its showing you such a massive cashout, there's a definite ROI there to be claimed and you expect to have that find in your vawulence only if you cash it out.

Its his choice though and not mine, so he makes his decisions base on his instincts and environmental factors being responsible for any outcome that accompanied his decisions on it.

That's just the truth cashing out stand the best in situation like this though is a matter of choice but some choices is characterized by greed which is major problem of many gamblers losing beyond expectations, from my experience some time the last game is always where the problem do lies when you reached the apex where hope is meant to appear in full last game will course depression and regret is better cash out than loss entirely.

Not all loss are considered loss if one cash out in this situation as much you have taken something you won't feel much impact of the remaining if the game later Play complete.

I see that you have already cashed it out. Congratulations on the winnings mate. If you have still similar type of situations then I would suggest you to cash it out always. If you greed for more and keep the bet running then there might be chances that you lose the bet. Hence set a small target, if it achieved by the bet, then cash it out. Its always better to make little profits than no profit.

I've always believed that you don't have to be greedy in gambling. When luck smiles and the winnings become a reality, I am always for withdrawing money from the platform, and not for risking them in the hope of an even bigger jackpot. There is nothing worse than making a lot of money in gambling, and then losing everything because of greed. I am convinced that prudent management of winnings will help to maintain financial stability and avoid large losses. After all, whoever does not lose has already won.

You have this feeling of luck mood in you? What if it gets too late before you wake up from your slumber? Sorry to call it slumber because the luck mood you made mentioned sounds like someone who is under some intoxication.

I envy you, I would like to know how much this have worked for you so far, this isn't the first time I will hear such on this forum, especially when they are talking about slots games, it will get to a point where the winning will just keep coming nonstop and they feel good with it.

I have never waited around for such, I always take my profits right after, I stick to this idea that the more time I spend in gambling the bigger the chances that things will fall apart.

I will answer your question, just cash it out because if we continue to leave the money to be used to bet on the next match then I will feel sorry because victory is in front of our eyes, all we have to do is cash out and enjoy the results.
However, if you want to bet again in the next match, just leave a little money there for betting capital later, that way we will feel happy and not think too much that we can also make the best use of the winnings.

Cashing game out sometime can be very hard to do, lets say you placed a bet and the ones that is ongoing ( live) has entered remaining one and that one that is remaining is a game you trust so much at this point in time it will be very difficult to press cash out. I have been in that point several time only for me to cashout was a big deal for me because I wasn't looking at the cashout I was looking at the potential winning ( total payout) and at the end it always cut and I will still say next time I see this kind of cash out I will cash out, i will still see the cash out yet I won't do it. Cash out is very hard decision to make mostly when game is remaining one and you trust them very well, but to an extent I was seeing it as greed yes, why will someone play bet will 1000 to win 120k and they showed you cash out of 50k and you said you don't want to take it because you trust the remaining game, my question now is are you the one that will play the game and even if you are the one that will play it will you be able to play exactly what you predicted. Even if the game will play finish at least you didn't make any loss if you have taken the 50k, I know most people will regret but some people won't reason it.

You're right, some decisions are so tough to make and cashing out is a very tough decision for some individuals but for me I'm cashing out, not like I'm inpatient but just to be on the safer side, I rather have something than lose everything moreover 49k is half of the initial winning price and getting 49k with $1500 is not a bad idea, I can risk losing everything so I'll just take the cashout option and still be happy.

 I know some would say, I'll feel bad if the game play but they should also consider how worth it would be if I lose every thing, the remorse would be 10x and who said I'll be said when I've made 49k already, I'm not very greedy cause 49k is more than enough of the initial money I staked with and I could still state another game with the 49k I won and use the rest to invest on something better like a long term investment for Bitcoin.

Since winning is unpredicted and it happens once in a while, this is the main reason why one should cashout and make use of the money for important things, it will be unwise to keep playing. So many have lose so much money in gambling just because of this act. Greed is the greatest enemy  of many gamblers, when gamblers still have greed in them they won't be satisfied with their wins but will rather chase more. Winning likely to take place once in a while and if you don't understand this you may likely be a looser all the time .

If you know you can't afford to lose what you have it is better to cash out. Another thing that some people don't even consider while gambling is the feelings,  mental health. How our reaction will be after loosing in gambling should make one to make decisions on what to do playing gambling.

Therefore, if you understand and realize that winning is difficult to obtain and maybe only occasionally and takes a long time to get it, when we have won, immediately cash it out or cash it out to enjoy it usefully and wisely.
And you are right that in gambling our main enemy is greed. If we cannot control that greed well and wisely then we will definitely have a lot of problems in the casino that we run, but if we are fully aware that gambling has high risks and high losses. Often we find that later we will only use gambling as a form of entertainment

In my own contribution to me, this is a decision it’s not a matter of cashing out or letting the bet to finish the game. Sometimes when you let the best finish the game you lose sometimes you win, but the best thing is to do what is in your mind I believe on doing the thing that your spirit leads you to do that is what I believe that will definitely work for you because your energy has organized it and generates it to the way you will understand.

Both, cash out some and bet a little more until you lose any hope of winning more.  Gradually reduce the leeway you have left and if you take at least half off the table then you cannot lose at that point.   You are free to gamble the remainder or spend it but keeping the original capital is the best choice to be sure of the win.

Gambling can be a little tricky sometimes especially when it comes to things like stakeing responsibly, managing bets avoiding excessive gambling and may other factors ,in fact in general it's not a very easy thing to maintain being a responsible gambler especially because of the fact that it requires a level of self discipline. Generally I believe it requires a nice level of  discipline to be able to manage how u take your wins. Some gamblers are unable to manage their wins properly and can likely end up wasting their funds unnecessarily.
Sometimes winning can make some so gamblers over stake or continue to increase their stake after every consecutive win and sometimes end up losing it all in a single stake due to greed of improper management.

Exactly,, if indeed a gambler wants to be safe but still wants to continue his curiosity then choose both options, save or cash out some of it then leave the other part to bet again with the aim of fulfilling curiosity in mind, you are free to bet the part in any way or method, but be sure to first secure at least your initial capital to minimize the possibility of unwanted, and even if you lose at least you only experience a loss of the amount of previous winnings but you do not lose the amount of your initial capital.

This method is what I always do when I gamble, the reason is because I prioritize prevention over cure, in the sense of preventing losing the initial capital but still being able to continue the game session using the winnings from the previous lucky results, but on the other hand I'm not sure that they will be able to do it, especially for people who can't ignore greed in themselves. :)

And this points the gambler has to cash out because we cannot predict the uncertainty in gambling, he has already seen more than times 3 of the amount that he staked the game with so cashing out is the best option here because he might end up regretting it if he allows the game to slide. no prediction is certain but just like you said if he so much trust on the remaining game on the slip he can also re-bet it with a huge amount after he must have cashed out. There is no need to take chances of allowing the game to slide though cashing out is very tempting but that is the only option on that slip unless the gambler will try as much as possible to endure if the game did not play as predicted.

I think you are right because this Cash out of a thing is always very hard for one to take decision because once it comes to Cash out we normally have double thought and sometimes we normally end up being regret, just like me when ever I place a bet I normally find it difficult to do cash out because I always have a strong feeling that the game we play finished although at last I normally end up being regretted, however I think we should always try as much as possible to do some cash out anytime we notice that our game have gone far to avoid being regret at end of the day.

I think we all experience the same thing about that situation like deciding when to cash out can be tough and often causes second thoughts and regrets. For example, when I place a bet I find it hard to cash out because I always think the game will end well, but then regret not cashing out later. It's always important to have try to cash out once the game is well underway to avoid this such disappointment/regrets.

I have a friend who believes that as a gambler we ought not to cash out because he feels there is no essence in doing that as even the act of gambling is based on the fact of risk taking and that's why he doesn't ever cashes out. He always feel a bit down when he cashes out his game and the full game then later played out for him.

Good to see that edited part that OP did cashed out. That's already big money in there and if he continued with that bet with Indiana and Bucks, he'd for sure gonna to feel sorry and regret this bet of his forever. Good thing that you've decided to cash it out because I guess at that time when you've asked this, you're seeing how the Indiana Pacers have played and they did well for this season. I wouldn't let it ride with this kind of money, maybe if it's just a couple of bucks I would do but when you're talking about half of $100k, that's no joke at all and you have to cash it out as that's a lot of money already. Keep on playing at stake and we've got still the bet for the NBA finals.

Cash out is just depending on the individual but to me I just feel like the next option is to cash out because you don't know how the match will end well whatever anybody thinks that is the right thing to do that is the decision I feel like I will cash out because even if the match also plead yes that is it because it can also have when after you do not cash out you find out that the match didn't play and you feel sad or something so cashing out is the best option for me, than to wait till the end because you don't really know what will happen.

This is a very common reaction, scientists have noticed that when the potential risk and prize that a person can get are on the low side, people are way more willing to take the risk, as they do not fear losing at all.

But when the monetary reward reaches a high point, we see a reversal of that trend and people become way more conservative on their decisions, so cashing out at the moment the OP did was without a doubt the right choice if you ask me.

It's your choice OP no one here knows what you played like you, and thigns like this it's best we trust our instinct than ask people about it, but don't be greedy, just do what you feel like.

But if you ask me for my opinion on this, I'll say let it ride cause sometimes or most times after I cash my game out it always enters and i feel cash out us a bad thing for me cause it has never saved me or rather I don't know how to trust myself well enough to make the right decision in the kind of situation.

Probability the betting is over or there's a result already and OP doesn't updated us on what he chooses, but I agree with you that its better to let it ride, I get it you bet on a match but you may feel anxious at some point and having a feeling of cashing out early, but what if you are wrong with that? And it can also be you are wrong if you let it out, so the decision will still be in your hands, but for me most of the time I let it ride or I let the match finished and see the result no matter what, Its part of my discipline that I always stick to what I bet on and what I decided at first, because if I let my mind be anxious because I want to change my decision mid way then I might do it in my future bets which is not a healthy way of thinking.

It's good if you're not afraid of losing the money you bet, because that's one of the things you have to do when gambling to avoid overdoing it. I think it is very different to gamble using your own money and using money that is actually a gift or other freebie. when we have prize money and put it into gambling and can win maybe we can gamble more freely because even if we use a high betting amount we don't worry because it is free money, but whatever happens when we get a win then it's best to cash it in, no It doesn't matter if it's prize money or what, but when you win, it's best to cash it in, not to keep going.

Apart from that, the choice is actually up to us, where the action we will take is purely an act of our own will, but even though we have a choice, that doesn't mean we can do it brutally, because when we have won, it's best to consider the action we will take. what must be done, if you are ready to lose the victory that you have obtained then please continue, but don't let actions like that actually make yourself feel annoyed or disappointed because the victory that has been obtained is lost again, basically that is the action of our choice ourselves so we have to be able to accept it.