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I have witnessed a lot of gamblers complaining how they were almost lucky after placing a bet because they had a cash out option but would rather wait for the last match to be green, to no avail, and they would be left hanging at the end of the day, with lost funds and emotional stress.
I always advice them to cash out early with the last match pending, because if they cash out on time, there would be a better chance of staking another match/matches with a better potential to win big rather than loss so much more.

Although to cash out early isn't always a welcomed idea for many, still, it is a wiser choice that measures up to qualify as a responsible decision that would enable one properly manage gambling risk, maintain sound mind and emotional balance as well as financial stability to some degree.

*Do you think to cash out early really helps mitigate the risk of losing much or chasing losses ?

*Is the cash out option availability a number one requirement for you when joining a new gambling site ?

I don't wait for the last match to play out before I call it a day with my bet, especially if the bet is almost at 80% played and winning, I am not lucky enough to win all bets so for that I am always on the lookout for any possible chances to take profits and cashout is my most favorite features when it comes to sports bets.

Definitely. You're gambling to make money and take that whenever you win and so, why would it be not an option to cash out early if there's something that you can take out already? I know that it's tempting to continue and gamble still with that money but you just can't lose them all without taking some earlier.

Yes.
I have to verify first if there are withdrawals that have done for that platform that I gamble, so it's one of the top options that I do need to check.

I believe cashing out indeed helps gamblers to have more options when comes to risk management and bankroll management. There will be always gamblers who like to go with the all-or-nothing mentality, but it is not the case for all the people within this market which is so vast.

As for me, having a cashing out option for bets is a must have for bookies or casinos I decide to give a chance to, the whole point of choosing a casino/bookie is to find one which give us as many options as possible to adjust our risk and stake to a level we feel comfortable with. If people want to go all-or-nothing, that is their business and there is nothing wrong about it, though people like me which like to mitigate risks when possible and not to allow greed to completely take over, those options are very important.
I have already read too many stories of bettors who lost all their wager because they allowed greed to take over them and, in the end they ended up with nothing, having the option to cash out earlier.

It depends on the personal point of view of each one of us, I guess. 

If you have a long parley and you have won huge amount of money and it remain one or two matches but can cash out huge amount of money, it is better to cash out.

If you have just one match and is currently being played and not favoring you in a way that the cashout amount is less than your stake amount, it is better not to cashout.

I have two experiences in this regard, but I will say that early cashing out is not only possible to reduce losses, although the suggestion I will give indirectly affects early cashing out. I always think that when we sit down to gamble, there will be a strategy in advance that after losing a certain amount, we will stop gambling like that day or a certain amount if we win that we will stop gambling like that day. And in this case, I always think that those who gamble regularly will keep their expectations low in terms of profit booking. In this case, indirectly speaking, if you cash out early but stay within the limit according to your strategy, it is okay.

It depends on the target of the gambler because some people place bets that the possible outcome will amount to the actual amount they needed to attend to something they want, so giving them a cash out option make not really make any sense to them since the cash out amount may not literally solve what they needed to use the money for, if it greens. However, the cash out option has helped a lot of gamblers achieve some winning from gambling since they will not wait till the full events in their bets are concluded but it doesn't mean that the introduction the cash out option made gambling become easier because there are also some gamblers that regretted cashing out their bets and all the events ended up playing accordingly in the end. But to be honest, cash out really helped to reduce the risks of losing entirely in gambling.

This is a good decision so that you can still get some wins that exceed your bet amount, and if the amount of winnings obtained is quite large then cashing it out is the right decision. Because emotions and greed can arise which will change your winnings and your bet amount will be lost if you don't cash it out immediately, and that is a regret that will make you regret and can't sleep because I have experienced it and it is a valuable lesson.

And also if you are just starting out and have not made a profit but have reduced your bet amount then it is better not to cash it out because you will cash out money that has been eroded by losses.

What happens is if you wanna gamble there should be a target or focused about what you are doing or your basic interest in gambling. Let say if your interest is for the winning ( income) you should focused on that, but if your interest is for the fun then no need of cashing out while you are gambling. The thing is, if you can't endure waiting for the match to run till the end then you cash out, but if you can or trusting yourself about your predictions then fine wait while the game keep running.

For those who can't risk cashing out the game while it's still running, sometimes what's best practice for such a kind of bet is to always try and place it on two slips; the amount to be risked will be higher, or you can just share the amount you use in staking the one slip to stake the two slips.

By so doing, there is a good amount that shows for cashout; the person can cash out one of that game and wait for the other one to finish playing. Even if it ends the other way, they won't completely lose that very day unless the game starts cutting from the first few games of the day.

Cashing out is a two way thing sometimes it could turn out a plus on your end other times it could turn out a minus on your end too. I think most times it's better to use it to your advantage as a calculated risk instead of placing so much dependence on luck. Take for example you place a $100 bet and you bet on away to win on soccer and the home team has literally 3 goals against the away team with no goals.

In a situation like this it's ok to cash out if the game is almost at a close because the odds of the away team winning is just to thin to continue staking on. Anyways some gamblers have the policy of not cashing out or closing bets till the end of the game.

If you think wisely then cashing out early is to reduce the risk where you have a chance to win the bet without having to go to the end, if the goal is to chase losses, it means that you have lost big before.

No... this is not the main requirement for me to join a new gambling site... but this is an option offered by the bookies in every sports bet, whether the casino is new or old, you still have this option, right?

Cashing out is the risk management style of some people who bet on games. For some of the others they have a different one and would prefer to wait it out until the game ends. Yet, we would be wrong to conclude that those who do not cash out will more often than not lose or chase their losses if eventually that is the case. There are good wins that have come out from those who waited it out you know.

No. You want to know that you are joining a gambling site that will not scam you with KYC requirements and whatever ambiguous rules they have that are used to withhold the funds of their customers when they request for withdrawal.

There are matches that you think you are sure you gonna win but when the match is going on, it can change your mind and you may lose more if your dog is losing, you still can csh out also while losing. So yeh it can save a few of your funds.

While you're winning somehow, the gambler gets hopeful to win it all, especially in parlay so it's hard to decide but it's chance in case the score becomes a tie. Soccer sucks when the score is 1:1

The idea of cashing out and using the money to stake another game sounds reasonable to me since it increases your chances of going home with something no matter how small. But there are at least two outcomes to any decision you make in life. Cashing out of course will help reduce the risk of much loss but it also reduces your chances of winning big. Loss chasing is a different behavior. loss chasing is when you keep gambling because you want to recover a loss to the extent of losing control or gambling above your budget. Somebody can cashout and still use the money to chase losses.       

I am not a high risk gambler and I always cash out at a single opportunity. Yeah, cashing-out option I will have to consider before signing on a sports betting platform.

It is only a greedy person that will hate or dislike cash out, if you are not greedy as a person you will cash out when a good amount of money is given to you, I know of a man in my town he was so poor however he was a gambler so he placed a game and the game played remaining 1 so they gave him cash out of 4 million he refused to take saying he wants the remaining 1 game to play so he can take 11 million and the end of the game it didn't play he lost the family where so angry at him that even made his wife to divorce him.
If you see a good cash out and refuse to take it then you are greedy the only cash out you are not advise to take is when the money give as cash out is same amount you used to play.
My uncle cashed out his game of 12 million when they gave him cash out of 6 million he collected it to you no that the next game did not play as predicted so please if you see a good amount given as cash out please accept it.
And yes cash out reduce the risk of lost in gambling and as a gambler is best we embrace it.

So what's the point of making new bets if you've given up on winning before, limiting yourself to a portion of it. I think that for most people, the goal will still be to get the full amount of winnings, and not to get crumbs from the potential amount of winnings. This is similar to trading, when a position is closed too early and the opportunity to make a good profit is lost.

This is dependent on whether the bettor is confident enough that his bet will win.  But obviously if the bettor is not that sure, cashing out early is the best option.  I also think that it is better to win a smaller amount of money that aiming to get bigger win but busting in the end.


Obviously, cashing out the winnings not only mitigate the risk of losing too much, it also secure a win regardless of the winning amount.


Not really, I like exploring the available games on the site to feel the difference in how the game flows (possibility of winning) compared to the previous gambling site I played with.

Well, when we cash out, we lose a chance to win more, but at the same time, we have a chance to keep the money we deposited and maybe some profit. We all know that greediness is the number one enemy of all gamblers, so cashing out with some small profit is always good... if you can do it. I am a degen, too many times I wanted to win even more (after winning x5 at least of my deposit), but it didn't end up well. So if you can & really want to withdraw it and give it another chance some other day with the same deposit.

If some casino holds withdrawals for any reason it's not good, nobody wants to feel that... so yes, the cash-out option and the speed of withdrawals matter to all of us! Nobody likes to wait.

this is not a mistery ;D but unfortunately not often used by players or just an option offered by bookmakers.
nowadays is becoming something common at least in crypto bookmakers thanks to exchange and other p2p betting sites.
Without... its a serious issue for any gambler. if this option is used wisely it allows to achieve huge profits without any "settlement"...  

the nugget that says "never you fail to take profit no matter how little it is" is one that have huge application in this.

even though cashing out might be tricky sometimes and the rest of the games that is remaining might look like those that might end up playing, the fact that it is still uncertain if that will happen is one reason why you should always cash out except you are ready to face the trauma that comes with waiting till the end and end up finding out that things did not go out as expected. greed is a huge bastard that ought to be overcome while playing your bets because it is the number one reason why people don't like the idea of cashing out along the way. even though cash out is ideally set out by gambling platforms to distract people from getting the complete pay out, it is still a win win case for both parties.

I confirm that and I will also support it. Securing profits from gambling more quickly is a decision that is sometimes difficult for gamblers to make, but this method is very wise so as not to lose more. Forcing himself to gamble when he is in a winning position, this gambler must know that he must be prepared for all the consequences, including total loss. But I don't know any gamblers who can really control all that well.

Well good for mate. But for me it depends on the game and the circumstances or what I feel would play out, I have made many cash out of which many the actual game still turn out to play in full and believe sometimes greed would actually make you feel a little regret to why you cash out the game, that's from my own experience by the way. But on a general scale I think the percentage of gamblers that would agree on cash out is definitely more than the regular gamblers that take the full risk.

I'd love to cash out once opportunity comes for a win, but not all gamblers as lucky as you because luck isn't for everyone else. However, looking into fun and excitement there's no wonder we're really having huge chances to experience same thing as others do with sports betting. Though we can't win exactly towards our target scores, at least we got good company as well.

There are other threads asking about that too and I think that the cash out leaves a lot of space to the casinos to abuse on this option. Most of the well known casinos will only offer you selective cash out options, for example where I play if I find a ticket with a lot of games that came through and only few are missing the cash out option disappears magically and I cannot withdraw. It is a shame because I use multi tickets with 25 games and odds of well over 80.000x sometimes and the cash out should be like 15.000 to 20.000x when only 3-4 games remaining and that should also serve as a teaser to the player, I would take that x20.000 any day and sleep tight rather than waiting all games to finish in order to get the maximum odd, casinos know this and play hard on us with such option. It is king but it is more of a trap I would say.

I don't really love following my games one after another, it's another emotional turmoil for me. It's better staking it and visiting my bets when the last match has played for the day or the last match of the bet has played. I check if I've a win or not.

This helps me not to stake more than I planned too soon since regularly visiting your stakes can make you gamble more based on the outcome of your stakes. Moreover, if at the end of the day I visit my bets and there's a reasonable cash out, I can decide to take away profits if I need the funds to handle one or two concerns or to leave the bets for the next day games to play out.

There's no need for us to wait for last match before to decide to cash out since seeing our stats if we are already winning or losing is enough for us to decide on what next thing to do. Since deciding to continue until the end of whole event is crazy and usually I don't bet all all matches around.

For question cash out early help to mitigate the risk of losing well yes for sure it is since you are just helping your self to avoid experiencing more painful defeat especially if you are having a rough day.

We should cash out when there's a chance to do it since its so bad to regret when  losing it if you choose to continue then lose at the end.

Yes, I think so. The amount given for cash out is bigger than the amount staked so no matter what time you cash out, you're at a profit except you cashed out when the game was going negatively for you.
I don't blame people who don't cash out because it's not that simple. Sometimes it's a single game with an option that is sure to come. Imagine a team like Barcelona not being able to score a goal against Leganes at home. If that was your last game you won't cash out because there's no way you'd think Barcelona won't be able to get a goal at home against Leganes.


I won't say "number one requirement", but that's something I look out for. I don't cash out much so I can't say it's my number one requirement. 

I think the best known casinos sometimes have a cash out option and sometimes they don't, but if we look at the various situations where it could make sense, I think it's about the number of games you have played and how much you would lose if the last bet goes wrong. I think what makes a lot of sense when there is a lot on the line because a multi bet with maybe four or five games, watch the last one and decide how it goes. The way the game goes has the most impact on my decision. If you see that the team that is supposed win such that you win your multi bet is under pressure heavily, maybe taking out the bet via the cash out option is the way to go. If the game is on the fence, then either take it as a lottery ticket from there on depending how much more the payout would be, but if it goes well and only a lucky punch could destroy your bet slip, then either take the thrill or cash out. But the dynamic of the game, if you can follow it, is the most important indicator for me.

Now if you play one of these mega crazy multi bets and you are at 8/9 correct answers already, I don't know. Maybe it is important to consider how much you have staked as that contributes a lot to the multiplier. If you can like 10x your money and you bet with $5, then maybe it is ok to take take the risk than if you do it with $50.

But I am not a friend of huge multi bets anyway. Of course if you hit it, then it is fun but I think in most of these multi bets that have more like maybe five to six games on them, most people don't play with too large amounts.

Of course the most important aspect of gambling is if you manage to cash out anything.

But the sad sad reality is that most people will never manage to cash out anything from gambling. Most deposits completely end up back to the casino. And the vast vast majority of people leave losers. Only a tiny fraction of those walking out of a casino walk out with profit. Maybe 10%.

So those saying they're good at gambling are always lying. Because if you keep playing it's a statistical impossibility to not become a loser over time due to house edge.

If you keep a balance in your gambling account, you will definitely want to make unnecessary bets at times. Suppose I win five bets out of six bets in a week and all my balance is in the betting account, in this case I can't control myself easily or for my own good I must cash out from the gambling account so that the balance is not enough and unnecessary bets later on. But if I keep 10% or 15% of the balance without cashing out completely, it will be easier to make a deposit to the gambler's account later and make my next bet easier.

Yes the idea is taking, of course I think is actually good for a gambler to split the game into two slips so that Incase if you want to Cash out it will enable you Cash out one and leave the other one to play finished. While most people's normally end up regretting at last after they have cash and the game finally play is because they didn't reason this idea before placing their bet. just like me ever since I experience  such thing in gambling I'm always calculative whenever I am playing gambling, so that Incase if I Cash one I would still have one as extra.

Since having a cash out will give you some money higher than the amount bet with, why not cash out to save yourself the regrets of not having some cash with you. A half-bread is better than none.

Cashing out seems to be the best strategy some gamblers take, to have some money with them than nothing. It doesn't seem nice, you lose everything, to what you would have simply avoided by cashing out on time before the last game finishes

If you can cash out early, you will save yourself from loosing money. You can cash out and then replay the outstanding game with your choice. Even if you loose in such a situation, you will know that you did not loose all the money you won. if you win as well, it becomes a double win. This option does not occur to people because they have no idea about this strategy, but I think it can help.

The root of not cashing out early is greediness and not being satisfied with the winnings. You should make it a habit to be satisfied even if the profit is not that huge if you want to make money from playing.
Its not everyday that you can win and cash out and enjoy the game; you cash out, have some drinks, and be happy on the thought that you beat the house.
You only go all out if you can take the loss, be okay with the loss, and understand that the longer you play, the higher the chances that the house can take over and beat you.

Many people say and advise us to have the ability to stop at the right time no matter what the situation is, such as when winning then rushing to stop and cash out, or when losing also stopping and leaving gambling at that time, all of that is recommended not without reason but because that is what a gambler must do if he wants to stay in a safe and comfortable situation.

Because the fact is regardless of your purpose of gambling basically getting a win will be much more fun than losing, and when it turns out you win then what are you waiting for? It is the win that makes the gambling experience much more enjoyable and that is the reason why cashing out early is always much better, because if not then in the end regret will often come and when you can't control yourself then that's where the starting point is you will fall and be carried away by the current of aggressive gambling.

*Do you think to cash out early really helps mitigate the risk of losing much or chasing losses ?
-If you do really know on when to cash out then you can be able to have that early cash out thing then it do simply shows that you are wary into the risks involved. Somewhat its hard to make out these early cash out because you will be thinking that what if it will be a complete win? you will be having that regret that you had missed out on getting much bigger win and that what makes bettors will be thinking up this way.

*Is the cash out option availability a number one requirement for you when joining a new gambling site ?
-Not that much but it will be good if there's an option on which you can be able to have some early cash out because there are indeed instances that you will be having those kind of intuition or inner voices that you should be securing out your early cash out despite of being less in compared to the total amount. It will really be just that up to you on how you will be dealing up with things accordingly because if you arent that good when it comes to decision making the you will be ending up on bad decisons which will lead into desperation and impulsive feeling.

Are you specifically talking about parlay? I assume you are because you mentioned "wait for the last match to be green" or "cash out early with the last match pending".

I don't think there is a single formula to this. There will be certain factors to consider. It could be about the winning probability of the last match. If the last match has low odds like 1.10 or 1.20 or even 1.30, I don't think I'd opt for an early cash out.

But it also matters how many legs your parlay has. If you've already won 8 out of 9 or 6 out of 7, I guess I won't wait for that one last match anymore. I think I won't risk or compromise those 6 or 8 wins just for that one last remaining bet. I might cash out.

Again, there isn't one rule.

Yes, it will really help someone to prevent greater losses or lose some of the winnings they have earned, gambler bad habit is trying to chase lose and also being greedy to win bigger, in conditions like this it can only be prevented by withdrawing all the money from the gambling site bankroll and for moment leaving to forget everything so that there is no desire to start playing or betting again.
And the availability of withdrawal transaction options is top priority because the transaction process is one of the most important things that should not be forgotten when using new gambling site.

Big losses will not occur if we have good self-control, with those who do not have good self-control it is natural that they experience quite big losses because people who do not have good self-control usually dare to take actions that are at great risk even though they are aware of the risk. Actually it depends on ourselves with everything, if we do gamble without discipline then big losses will not occur before that careless actions will not be carried out because with this discipline it allows us to be able to consider in advance what will be done properly. When we have made a profit, it is best to cash it out or withdraw the profits that have been obtained, withdrawing profits must be done because it is one way to avoid big losses that can occur, because when we win but still continue the gambling session then the possibility of that win can be lost again.

Cashout will be better for gambler because they can have their win money without having stress waiting for the match ends. Cashing out early will help gamblers to reduce the risk of losing much money because they know that the match can change anytime. So when they see the profit, they can directly cashout the money and leave the casino.

We must be able to adapt with the current situation so we can take the profit when we can see that. That will help you to have the profit without waiting for the match end. Besides that, you learn to control yourself and not greedy because of wanting a big profit.

In such situation the best way is not to bet - you willn`t lose if you willn`t bet. :)
I think that it is possible to use it sometimes, but i can`t recommend to use cash out regularly. If you made a bet - it means you calculated risks and ready to lose such sum hoping such win. And when you cash out - you just break your own calculation. If something goes wrong - it is ok. But to win some penny - it is bad decision.

Yes, I think that cashing out is a form of mitigation of losses, but to do that, strong consideration is also needed. For example, why cash out early when the team we choose dominates the match? That's the same as a stupid choice. Use the feature wisely, so that we can take full advantage of the opportunities we can get.


For me, yes. The availability of cash out features is my main consideration in choosing a gambling platform.

If a player bets on the result of several games, then this was his original plan, but by making a cashout he breaks his originally built plan and takes less than he could have won. But on the other hand, he simply reduces the risk by crossing out the last match. It's all about controlling the risk that the player takes. I don't make too risky bets with long combinations, but I don't expect high profits either, I'd rather win more often, but less.

Of course, withdrawal upon registration is an extremely important point for me, because if there are problems with this, then why register on this casino site?

Yes, I think the "cash out" option is one of the best features of online sports booking because it gives a chance to gamblers like us. I have taken advantage of this option many many times and I can say that I made some good money from it. But, I cannot deny that I also had been greedy many times and tried to finish my parlay even though the "cash out" button was already open for me to get out.
Let's be wise in using this. If we see something like x5 - x10 profits when we do early cash out then I think it's decent enough and we could always try again the next day using those funds.

Sometimes waiting for the last match to play out is a sign of greed because if you placed a bet slip of 20 games and 19 was successful what's the point of waiting for the last game when you have a cashout offer that's bigger than the capital you used to stake. You can only say you lost when your cashout offer is smaller than your stake and this happens when your bet isn't going according to your prediction. Most gamblers end up regretting when they cash out a bet that later played out, this regretful feeling is unnecessary, what if you had lost the bet? The most important thing is about making profit no matter how small it may be.

Yes, It’s the real purpose of cash out because in the past the only way you can cash out bet is by betting on the opposite side to balance your bet especially when you placed a bet that you didn’t like and want to stop betting without losing money.


Not really a fan of cash out but it’s a nice tool for gambler. As a bettor, I usually bet to see the outcome not by pure profit so I always wait until the end or cash out whenever I’m not interested anymore on the match result.

The cashing out feature is really a benefit for gamblers because we can do it when the profit is in sight even though there is one more match left that has not been completed, honestly this has been utilized several times and is profitable, but just like you several times ignore cashing out because you want the bet to win perfectly.

Yeah, it depends on ourselves how to do it, while there are opportunities and opportunities offered by the bookies to cash out with decent profits, we should take that opportunity, don't regret it after losing the bet.

It really depends on how someone handles gambling and for me it is much better to withdraw profits earlier than to continue betting and eventually lose everything. Almost most people do not understand the risk of losing and they will try to bet on a much larger capital after winning a match. But in the end the bet will lose and all the money we won in the previous match will also be lost, because it is not certain that waiting for the last match to turn green will always provide certainty in gambling.

For me no because the most important thing when I want to place a bet is that I pay much more attention to a site that has a good reputation. Are there any gambling sites that do not have a withdrawal option, I don't think I have ever found such a site so far.

Hard to engage on something to excessive and doing that its like we are heading on more risky condition. This is one of many reason that a gambler should aim to determine on when to cash out since with this they can develop good discipline. If they are just betting randomly and didn't set a goal then maybe they would really come into that condition on which they continue to gamble without having any plans to cash out or quit. This is common action done by greedy individuals that's why majority of those people didn't decide to cash out while they are in profit always experience a bad situation and usually they end up regretting on their losses so people should avoid to experience this situation and stick to do good decisions so that they can possibly cash out their winnings as early as they can.

Makes no sense.
You either cahs-out with the sum you have or you hedge your bets, getting on the last round on the adversary with half of the returns, which is basically what the cahs-out is doing anyhow as they calculate the odds of that happening and the winnings, you a check that yourself by placing a few games spread apart over days and see the numbers.

Also, purely statistically, with millions of bets happening the probability of the first game being the losing one is just the same as the last game on your parlay to lose, so the thing about this being an extraordinary event is just a thing of perception.


Actually, this is not true, take a $1 bet on 20 games and check the cashout options after your first game has won, you might have a surprise.
Second, it also depends on how much is at stake in the last game and how much you have bet on it, do I have a 30x parlay but the last game is 6x, so what would be the point if I bet $2 to take home ten rather than as a true gambler wait for my possible $60 win.

Cashing out is not completely a good idea neither is it  completely a bad idea, there are games you can not be able to cash out no matter the odd because you will be so convinced that it is going to play for example now, You played a game to win a good amount of money and what is remaining is for Real Madrid to win a club or team like Burnley and Real Madrid is in there best form, can you  be able to cash out this game knowing that anything is possible in the game of football? It is obvious you can not cash out the game though there are few person that will have the mind to cash out but me in particular I can not because it seems to be a sure game.

What if you cash out the game and the game entered, how will you feel, me personally everything will irritate and annoy me and the other hand what if you didn't cash out and the game cut, this is another problem. The only solution to this is that always rebet your game that is make a two copy so that in case of this scenario you can be able tk cash out one and leave the other that's what I always do because I have fallen victim of this before.

Smart choice! Gamblers need to get over their greed for winning the big loot when they see a cash-out option. There's a probability you won't win. I saw a trade where someone bet with $4, and the winning amount was over $700. He played 19 games, won 18, and was offered a cash-out of over $400. He refused to take it, played the last game, and lost everything - his $4, the cash-out option, and the potential winning amount. He was frustrated.

Imagine winning over $400 when you played with just $4. That's 100x your investment. But because of greed, he wanted to win the entire amount of over $700. Gamblers really need to discipline themselves. If you played a game with $10 and saw a cash-out option of $500, why not take it? That's a lot of money too.

Losing everything and feeling guilty about not taking the cash-out option hurts more. The pain of knowing you could have won, could have gotten 100x your money, is unbearable. That's why I'd take the cash-out option. The uncertainty in gambling and the guilt that comes after not taking a cash-out and losing the game is painful.

It depends on each gambler's target by strategy because the possible outcome they come up with may not happen at all. Cash doesn't really carry any money so it doesn't carry any amount of cash out. Because the cash out option has placed many gamblers in a better position than gambling because once they have made a profit, they will stop there. But this option will not be easy for everyone because there are many addicted gamblers who want to stay inside the bet and forget about the cash out thing. If i wanted to move it cashing out really helped reduce the risk of losing outright gambling.

But what about playing for fun, not for profit? :) Enjoy gambling until you lose your last penny? :)

I suppose that this will help to minimize losses, because the less money (or less time) is on the casino deposit, the less temptation to play "just one more bet", which often leads to a gradual loss of the entire deposit.

Also, the withdrawn money creates a "psychological level of discomfort", when the more extra steps (actions) need to be taken for this or that action, the less desire there is to complete this matter. Simply put, the more likely it is that you will not make another bet.

For me, this would certainly only be a plus.

yes, I mean, cashing out early literally means that you are ensuring your win, it may not be as big if you won all your games but it still ensures that you have won.

personally no, I rarely bet on sports so it is not a requirement for me but I am sure a lot of gamblers would look for this feature as it gives them the option of cashing out.

LOL, I laughed reading your comment about "just one more bet" because it always rings in my ears when starting a gambling game.

All the deposits I made were slowly disappearing even though at first I won and the casino balance became 3x,
but in the end because there was always a chance to keep betting with the whisper of "just one more bet", it really wasn't the last bet, but it made all my balance just disappear.

Being a learner is also for me not to make too many deposits on my casino account, and only to deposit small amounts just for fun,
not to make big profits that I end up losing everything.

Cash out earlier feature is a useful feature for sports bettor especially if they want to cash out earlier when the think that the last match (on a parlay) will be a lose or gamblers use it when they are already satisfied with the winning from the other matches on the parlay.
In a single bet case, early cash out can reduce the chance to lose all the bet amount but I dont think early cash out feature is rarely used on single bet because usually once a gambler place a single bet then they will wait till the match end.
I use early cash out feature few times so far but I did not do full cash out, I mostly did a partial cash out so I still have a chance to get additional amount in case the last match will be a win and make the parlay bet success.

Some will say its a decision made by the newbies in gambling, while some will say maybe its another privilege given to help them rethink on their judgment about a particular game before it ruin the entire bets, so i will say that this is mostly base on our individual interpretation for it, if we think its a wise decision for us to cash out before losing it all and blaming ourselves., then we can go ahead except on a contrary case.


Not really, what drive most gamblers to a new gambling platform is their promotional offers and other combinations of gambling services to gambler which are under new approaches or services.

Even when we place bets on assured winning odds, there are probable chances of losing the bet. This happens, and this is all about the luck. We don't think about luck as a major factor, but it has got its role in each and every bet. We've placed a bet on a winning odd. Fortunately, the team we chose didn't perform well. That is when we need to think of available chances to limit the loss. This can be achieved through the cash-out feature in which we're given the opportunity to, while the odds keep fluctuating depending upon the match situation. This is a good feature that helps gamblers lower their loss, and for the gambling platforms, this feature will bring profit when gamblers cash out at a lower odd than the previously chosen odd.

Honestly, cashing out early is a loss, even though in reality you get your money back, but you only get a few percent or only a little of what you get. So, instead of cashing out, I personally prefer to lose, it seems to be the best and also honorable choice as a gambler. Honestly, indeed, I have tried several early cash outs, but what I feel is that early cash outs only lower my personal self-esteem. With that experience, I personally prefer to lose honorably compared to cashing out early which I personally feel lowers my personal quality. But yes, it all comes back to your respective personalities, because you can do it with the comfort you feel that makes gambling good.

In determined situations and on short run it truly helps to avoid losses, but on long term it doesn't make much difference, since the gambler will be at loss, anyway. I don't think there is a best alternative on this case. I believe that if someone places a bet he should be prepared to take it until the end, otherwise, why did he place the bet in first place? Maybe he did it just for fun without taking the chance of winning seriously. On that case I think it's valid to cashout before it's too late, but if the bet was carefully analyzed by the gambler, I think he will wish to see it becoming reality...

After all, it will always depend on the mood and level of gambler's self confidence on the respective day and moment.

Being responsible is the real problem here. Your greedy level will not let you to decide about cashing out. If you are able to cash out even partially like you are able to secure your initial bankroll at least, then you may remain risk-free for the rest of the day. Honestly I never think about cash out in the mid of my gambling but I will always look for multiplying to enhance my chances of hitting bigger. Emotional balance must be the key and unfortunately in my 10 year long gambling history, I guess I yet to attain such level in my emotion management.

When you are not into risky bets, how could you expect high profits; anyway, winning many bets but for small amount might feed your gambling thirst and that must be the right way to gamble in my opinion as well.

Well I think cashing out is never a mistake when it seems that the last game would not be favorable. Sometimes, it is best to take such step to save yourself the stress of regret because the cash out might just be your saving grace at the moment which you should be sensitive enough to utilize. One thing I have come to realize is that greed do not allow people take the step of cashing out immediately. They want to take it all and in some cases, it works out while in most times it does not go down well with them and they loss everything as a result of their greed.

However, if one trust the last team to play to deliver a good win, then they have no issues but if not, it is better to make the move than to loss everything at hand. It is better to get back your initial capital with a little profit added to take up another bet than to loss entirely out of greed to take it all.

Everyone has a different view about this but I think the cash out option is a life saver, it takes away anxiety and greed. Experience they say is the best teacher and mine are not so cool. I've trusted my guts in the past on a good number of occasions and I've ended up losing. So, whenever I get a good cash out, I don't think twice and I just go for it. It's still a win since I'd be getting more than what I wagered rather than getting nothing.

Haha but doesn't life saver mean that you put your life on the line in the first place? I am seriously because I see where you are coming from when you placed a monster bet and are then happy to cash out before it finishes, which could be more beneficial to you if you don't cash out. But if you call it a life saver, maybe the bet sizes you choose are a tad too big for your income disposable to gambling.

I think there should be some normal considerations going on as I said before, like watching the game and seeing how it goes and when the momentum changes from one team to another, but you could still take the risk and go for it all while at other times it can make a lot of sense to take the money off the table, but it should never be as dramatic unless you went for one of these lottery multi bets with a dozen selections where you can't stand the pressure and thousands are on the line while you put in only so little. Then I think the life saver term might come into play, but not for single bets if you choose the bet sizes correctly according to your bankroll.

I would definitely cash out my game if am offered a cash out option especially if the offer is tangible enough for me because I believe it's greed sometimes that make gambler think otherwise of actually taking the offer that the casino gives them, I have seen so many times that a gambler gets to lose huge amount of supposed money to be won just because they refused to collect it and instead decided to wait for the full money.

Indeed, greed makes players press spin more and more often, and these players do not even know what amount they would stop at. But I think that this is a classic game, when a player reaches a win of a significant or large amount for him, and then for a second thinks about taking it, and at the same moment changes his mind and continues spinning. And even if he doubles this win, it will again be not enough for him, and the result will be a complete loss. I have gone through this experience many times and I can say with confidence, you need to take a significant amount so that it does not seem too small, but not too huge. Greed has left many players without money, remember this.

Cash out means two things, you either made a profit or cut your loss. This is a very reliable strategy for most gamblers that keeps on making money from their bets.

Because they know how to take their money back. And as for the people that have continued to gamble but without taking profits, they're doing it wrongly.

What they do is they keep their profits on their casino accounts and then uses it for gambling still which is not a good choice.

It is interesting to read everyone's opinion on it and I have cashed out a couple of times when I got the chance if the offer is good enough. Nowadays, I am not a fan of multiple betslips but I did that a lot before by combining different sports and if I was 1 or 2 bets off, I would often cash out and in a lot of times it was the right call. It is a never a bad idea to take a profit.

Greed is one thing that have messed up a lot of gamblers since from inception. Although you cannot take out greed from the minds of gamblers reasons why gambling and greed are always on the same page, however, one's ability to control the mind from being romanced with gambling will assist a gambler greatly in avoiding addiction, emotional distress and significant losses. Sometimes or let's say most of the time, greed contributes to the failure of many gamblers resulting to false hopes. It gives many gamblers this idea of winning big on any chance they've got to gamble without looking beyond that thinking and focusing on even the little wins. You see events where gamblers go into huge gambling games with little resources and with the expectations of winning largely which most oftentimes end up as unrealistic imaginations. I believe gambling and greed are both inseparable however a gambler should always learn to control their gambling greed to achieve more results.

What you said about cash out is simply the basics behind cash out because if the gambler is offered good amount and then you check the situation surrounding the betslip, checking if the possibility of the game playing through is higher or lower then I believe that's where you draw your decision to cash out or leave for the game to play out. Although I have also seen gamblers that believe that ay gambler who cash out his bet is actually not a true gambler as he makes claim that a real gambler always gambles to the finish.

I use the cashout option too when i bet on football matches, if i have a few games in that ticket and the early ones got in, if i am not so sure of the remaining games, i cashout. Though sometimes i am ready to take the risk and i leave it for whatever would happen, i don't think that's being greedy as some people think, as long as you are ready to take a loss if it happens.

I consider this a virtue. I used to have problems cashing out because I believe in the saying, Strike while the iron is hot, and its your opportunity to regain your losses in the past.
Lucky that I have learned from this and avoid this and cashout when I realize 5x profit, but I still sometimes go all out, that is when I am already playing in profit.
Cashing out is very important; you have to take profit from time to time so you will feel good knowing that you can make money from gambling sometimes.

It really does. I will explain my one scenarios and how it was able to save me. I will not mention the name of the team but I pace a bet with Team A to win Team B, it was a straight up match that I was to confident they are going to win but after waiting 15 minutes to the game, the line up was shown only for me not to see two key players of the team, that was when I started sweating immediately because I know the money is gone. I was lucky I saw cashout in the first minutes though I lost like 3% of the original stake and I was happy because the game went opposite of what I was predicted.

Cahsout isn't restricted to anyone or any terms. It's just the algorithm on the casino to let gamblers manage their bet incase you are not confident in your predictions again or you are not sure if the rest of your predictions will go to through, this should be able to help you manage your risk and get something atleast instead of losing everything for waiting for the end of the game or games.

Well that's the main point, or what I mean is that it all depends on your own responsibility and acceptance regardless of the situation of the gambling scenario you are doing, it's okay to apply greed by taking very high risks as long as you have calculated everything, meaning as long as you are really ready for any possibility that will happen later, in simple terms I might say that the point is if for example you want to bet again using money from previous winnings by increasing the risk then you have to be ready if in the end the money is lost, and if it turns out that you are not ready to lose then cashing out early is the best decision.

As gamblers mistakes like this is so common probably there’s no gambler that has never missed the opportunity of saving their funds. It’s just an extra motive of wanting more, almost every gambler falls in this category although the cashing out option is really helpful as op mentioned it’s good to cash out when you’re not such if the game will go as plan so you don’t miss out.

The cash out option might be tricky in most gambling site, I guess the system fault is not working proper else some result comes with a cash out option in time will sometimes I miss the whole opportunity. I don’t know if anyone can relate secondly it’s required the casino provide the cash out option because every gambler will always look forward to this.

I agree, it's going to help each of us if we think that we're about to lose.
But as long as it's allowed, we should do it because not at all times this feature is allowed to be chosen.
The bookies are wiser than us, remember that!

This feature is actually good for bettors who want to cash out if they feel they are on the brink of losing or those who want an assurance to have profit before they lost all the chance of earning. I have been there quite few times, cashing out before I lost it all. But of course, if you are confident with the outcome, then don't cash out.
But in the long run, remember, it is busines, so the casino or bookie will still have the edge to maintain their business and operations. They will always offer services that have advantage on their site in the long run. Otherwise, they can lose their business anytime if they don't know how to manage their operations.

Seriously you do prefer to lose? You are one of the few persons who prefer to lose rather than cashing out pennies. Well, the reason for gambling is to make a profit what is the essence of gambling when you bet and get back the amount you used in staking? I agree with you, if there is one game left or few games left with a high probability that the game will end up playing then it is ok to see it till the end. There are two options there either you win or lose, refunding is not an option IMO.

Indeed, chasout is the most correct way that should be done when you have already gained profit in the bet that was made, although sometimes having a feeling or instinct can win again but it is quite risky because the victory that has been obtained can be lost again because it is bet again. I also often get victory and so do the defeats. I think it is a natural thing to happen, because everyone who gambles has felt it I am sure.
But it should be that by having experienced something like this we should be able to learn lessons such as not repeating what has happened and done, I know it feels quite difficult but we must be able to establish discipline because after all we ourselves determine everything as well as the results that will occur.

gamblers must focus on their goals when they bet before, whether they just want to get some profit or let it go until they get more profit than they should. but whatever decision is taken by the gambler certainly has a risk, and the longer they wait until the match is over, the greater their risk of losing the profit they should have gotten. if the gambler is ready to get more profit, then they must be responsible for it, they can wait until the match is over, if the results they get are not as they expected, then they must accept it. what is important is whatever the result is, the gambler must accept it, even when they lose their potential profit. and therefore it is important for gamblers to know their limits, lest their decisions become regrets for them.

I think it is bad for a bettor to experience such emotions, such as regretting when a bettor did not withdraw money and his bet lost. He cannot know in advance how the match will turn out. And it is clear that if someone decided to stay in the match, it means that this person at that decisive moment estimated the chances and thought that at that moment he was right. Of course, it is easy to say later, having learned the results, "how could I make such a stupid decision," but in fact this means that at that moment he was wrong, but since he made such a decision, he had arguments for it. And this is similar to FOMO, which is a feeling of the weak and inexperienced. You need to respect your own decisions at the moment.

Yeah, I would say I agree with you on most things here that it is certainly what makes the most sense to cash out your bets instead of leaving them on exchange. It’s kind of like leaving your cryptocurrency coins on an exchange as we all know it’s not a good idea Especially when the money is converted to Fiat and bitcoin takes a huge rise and that money that you have in Fiat well all that gains are going to your casino outlet. That really sucks. .

I guess in some sense? But that's just combating the immediate response I'd say. Though i guess most players who do chase losses do it as an immediate response so I guess it can be effective. But still, if someone REALLY wanted to chase losses, then withdrawing wouldn't help jack. It's easy to deposit like it is to withdraw after all. At the end of the day it's just you and being responsible with your money. Whether you do that by withdrawing immediately or not can influence it, but doesn't mean that's everything there is to it.

As for cashing out option, 100%. Not that I do the withdraw immediately thingy, I just want to make sure I can actually withdraw you know?

It is necessary to make some kind of mitigation when someone wants to gamble and they also need to set a specific budget for gambling so that they can be more responsible. Control gambling in a much better way and quit when you have made a profit because chasing a much bigger profit will have the effect of losing everything if it is not controlled. There is no certainty and there may be no formula that can be applied to ensure victory in gambling until the end, so it is better to withdraw previous winnings to avoid unnecessary losses.

These common actions need to be controlled so that we can avoid greed in gambling and I am sure that there are almost no big wins obtained by greedy gamblers because in the end they will lose all their winnings in the end if they continue to maintain and do not withdraw the winnings obtained first.

This often happens to me and I prefer to quickly press the cashout button rather than wait for the bet to finish. Maybe because I am not a patient gambler so I always rush to conclusions for a little profit. Even so it seems that my quick decisions do not always end badly because after looking back at the final results of the bet, I was actually lucky.  ;D

As long as you are already on profit, don't wait for the last game to play out because that's the game that will make you lose it all. Greed is always the problem for some gamblers because the last game payment is far bigger than the cashout offer, they will get carried away with the amount and fall for the temptation of waiting for the last game.

When I started gambling, I don't think there was so many bookies that had that option, the one I was using then didn't have it but later on it was added and I was not making use of it but after I lost so many bets due to  the last game always going bad, I decided to start accepting cash out offers.
Secondly, there's one new strategy that I learned from my friends which I normally use while betting on an accumulator. If I am  uncertain about the bet, I will stake on the game twice, so that if there is cash out offer, I will accept it and allow the second ticket to play to the end.

The cash out offer helps to mitigate absolute loss because no one knows of the last few games will be successful, so it's better to take the cash out.

Yes, definitely. If you see a game’s outcome is defeat, then it’s better to cash out in between before the game completely ends. In this way you will be able to save at least some money. But you need to do this only at the time when you are going to lose. If you are on the verge of winning, then cashing out will be the dumbest decision. 


I think almost all the new casinos offer these features. Personally for me, I like the casinos which offer the latest features. But it is not a mandatory requirement for me.

Cash out is a very good option in sports bet, it gives you the control to make a choice whether to increase your risk for a higher win or to take what you can by minimizing your risks. If there were no cash out options in sports bet that means that every gambler will have to go through the emotional stress of waiting through the whole matches on his ticket before he can know whether he'll win or not. It's pretty much take what you can while you have the opportunity to do so or increase your risk by waiting out the whole games inorder to win more. Cash out is king for those that utilizes the option to minimize their risks of losing everything.

Hmm yes I think in any case prevention is always the best action that is recommended to do, there are many benefits that will be obtained from this action especially in gambling, namely when the situation turns out that you win then you will be able to enjoy the results of the victory and spend it on whatever you want/need at that time, and also when it turns out that the situation is less profitable such as if you lose and then stop at that time then you will be able to avoid the possibility of losing a larger amount and the possibility of more significant regret.

Speaking from another point of view, it is actually okay not to cash out the winnings to be bet again with a greater level of risk, but you have to make sure that your mentality and psychology are really ready to lose the amount of winnings that you have previously obtained, because that's how gambling is, simply if you don't win it means you lose, and also as long as you haven't stopped playing then the possibility of losing will always be part of the game.

This has been discussed many times: cashing out is unprofitable, you lose around 30%. The best way to "prematurely end" a bet is to make a hedge bet on the opposite outcome - this will result in you losing around 6-8%.
One thing I can't understand is what's the point of even betting if you can't handle the risk?
As for those who regret the last unsuccessful outcome, apparently there are many who made a cashout and also regret it because the last outcome was in their favor.

Honestly, it's very impressive to see the huge wins from gambling,how the cumbersome cashouts have been put into several beneficial actions/works.t's actually good too but in the main view of everything most gamblers focus more on their cashouts than any other thing.The efforts puts in is supposed to outweighs everything but it doesn't work that way for almost every gambler.

When I am on parlay, I always use the cash out offer. This is because most times that I wait for the last game to play out, I do lose the game. This has made me not to be greedy on big amount anymore. I feel that the more greedy we become, the more losses we incur and will fail to appreciate the little profit you won.

If I am honest, cashing out has really helped me so many times, actually sometimes I do regret making use of it. Maybe after cashing out, my prediction turns out to be right, and then I will blame myself for cashing out, but it has really helped me multiple times, because sometimes a match will have started, and then from the way the two teams are playing, I will know that my prediction might be wrong, and I will take advantage of the cash out that’s available to avoid losing or just taking the little profit I have made.

That’s not always an option to me. I won’t stop making use of a gambling site because it doesn’t have a cash out option. I will prefer if it has the option, but if it doesn’t have it, then I will continue using it.

When it comes into this aspect then it will really be just that a hit or miss when you do make out these kind of choices on which at the time or moment that you do make out some decisions about getting early cashouts because there are really indeed moments that we will really be having those kind of intuition specially when we are seeing that the next games does have that higher chances to be a loss and thats why its not really that bad on making use of this option and its good that its been there because you can make use of it basing up on some situations but results or outcome will also vary too. The only thing that what make it sucks is that you do already made out some money you have decided to continue because you are hoping for that bigger winning on which this one isnt that bad also. There are really just that those times or moments that you will really be that hesitating and there are moments that you've been eager. Well, its part of the thrill too on which you do have that kind of situation that you will be needing up to choose whether you should cash out early or you will be finishing up the next games. It will really be that in accordance into your choices or preference but of course it will be having that corresponding results.

It's a double-edge sword. It can go in favor of you or can be against you depending on what will happen in the future.

Yes, cashing out to secure your profits for me would be the best choice especially if you won huge amount already, but there are some gamblers out there who wants to win even more that's why they aren't cashing out until... until... until they lose their money yet again. :D Cashing out can mitigate the risk yes, but if you can't control yourself, there's always a chance that you might deposit those money yet again once you lose your money.

Yes, because at the end of the day, your main priority is to make profit hence, cashing out or in this case, withdrawal option should be at the top of your priority list. On the flip side, there are some who don't really care about cash out option because they want to gamble, and gamble, and gamble until they lose it all.

Cash out in gambling is still king 10000% true heck this happen to me just f* yesterday, I won money 1K from scratch of 50 usd~ I thought I can win more and bet more and till I hit loses of 700 USD on a f single bet in couple of hour god damn I just think about a new laptop but now the money is gone

* take the initial deposit atleast that first thing that I do after double or triple my money.

* old or new site back to my number one rule

Buddy though cashing out a place bad when the match is remaining just one or few more matches to play helps a gambler to avoid  unexpected loss but in other way round a gambler will not be happy if such bet finally becomes successful as he played it, though the option of using your cash out to either replay the remaining games in your betslip or even making new selections is a good idea, with what i have seen so far, most times when we have the mindset of cashing out your bets if such option is available in the betting platform you're using, just do as your instinct tells you because most times this kind of thing backfire and you will regret not doing the need though it might also favour the bettor but in most cases it dosnt, the thing is we should let go of greed when gambling and whichever decision we are taking in other to be safe should not be taken for granted.

For me it only help a better reduce the risk of losing totally, I have been in this situation severally and decided to leave it to play finish but at the end of the day I lost, so what I do recently is that once few matches are remaining for me I will cash out and make some other selections and replay them, even though the bet finally win, I don't think about them, I just focused on the present one though it's not easy but that has been my decision and I stand by it till date.

I don't care if a betting platform has a cash out options though it helps but I don't really make it to be a priority but in reality must betting platform now has cash out options because there is competition in the business, so if you don't have, another betting platform will and people may likely consider them because of such safety measures.

Very well this is how i see it as well cause waiting for the last game to play out will either end all my game useless so it's better to cash out at that moment and walk away with what you have, but basically alot of gamblers prefer to wait till the end of the match to cash out huge sums and I see this as a way of wanting to make money out of it, it's a game of fun enjoy it while you do so don't demand for more.

Of course, who doesn't like to withdraw money? This is the most enjoyable part, if that was the goal from the beginning. Many people also enjoy watching the match itself, and the process of winning is something other than an additional positive moment. Now I hardly play, but some time ago I managed to get a good profit in the casino. Yes, this is an isolated case, but still my soul became warm and cozy.

The best choice when gambling has produced profitable winnings is to withdraw it without thinking twice is something that must be done, honestly and confidently when you have succeeded in getting a win, the desire to get more must cross our minds, this is where we are tested whether we will do our best, namely by cashing it in or even following our ego that leads us to continue gambling to pursue greater victories.

The fact that can be ascertained is that most people will cash out when they have won big, I myself have had such thoughts and it put me in a more difficult situation than before. This must be avoided.

Everyone loves money but it is different when they are in gambling because even though they have won several times before, they don't withdraw more and end up losing all the next games. I have experienced this because I thought I would make more so I decided to postpone the withdrawal but ended up losing all the games.

You are more able to control and that is what I or other people need to do, so as not to lose everything in the final bet. This is what happens when someone is too greedy because instead of making a profit, they lose when they hope to get more.

Rather than not getting anything and lose our money, it is better we take the profit and enjoy it. That is a smart way that we can do in betting so we will not lose all the money in a bet but we can take some money so that is good. Gamblers prefer to wait till the end of the match to cash out but they must see the reality that if there is a chance to take the money, they can take it before everything change. We want to win in gambling but we should no refuse if we see the money in the bet.

Yup I think everyone will definitely agree with the idea that the most enjoyable part of gambling is winning, but the problem is that not all gamblers can really take advantage of the opportunity properly such as by cashing out the winnings they have received, there are always some of them who continue the game by betting 2-3x which is the goal is to get a bigger winning amount, and in the end, as we often see, they lose all the winnings again because the results are not as they expected.

I also think that winning is a bonus in gambling because in any case I think we all know how difficult it is to get that win, so when you manage to win, take advantage of that opportunity, because in any case ending the game with a win is much better than losing.

This is a common problem for many players when they want to win a little more with a successful winning streak, but in the end they lose everything. I think many people have gone through this, but it is important how we can withstand it, it should not break us or drive us into depression. I had such situations, and after them I took a long break from the game, but then came back and did not make such mistakes. Now I always prefer to take at least part of the profit that luck brought me, because with the next bet we can lose it completely, and I do not really want to test this on myself.

Cash-out when losing? In sports? Woah, didn't knew that yet. Well, that is also because I'm not really into sports betting and most of the times, I only heard about those cash out when winning.

Basically, we are offered a lesser profit than what we can get if we wait till the full game is finished. Each has their own style of play. For others, before they even start, it is already on their plans to cash out early if in case they won most of their games. For you, maybe you are not like that for you to say that it was hard to decide. Any decision can cause a change in emotion. AFAIK, it is hard to score in a soccer game, so a tie score of 1:1 is only common.

It is not easy to cashout in every game and when one has played several games and lose them all and if their is any game and at the beginning one is able to cashout after so many loses in other games for me I think it is an opportunity to cashout when it has been long I won a game because gambling is unpredicted,  ignoring cashout and waiting for the end of the game it is very possible for me to lose the game.

Cashout is not just about when joining new gambler site but when you are not sure of what the end of the game will be like and if you are not sure of taking the risk.

I myself was one of those people who spent everything down to the last cent in the casino. Well, I was that kind of person. What's the point of hiding it? I myself was not very pleased to realize this, but I could not do anything about the excitement that appeared even with the most modest win. This is the very disgusting part that makes many people addicted. It is very difficult to overcome yourself. Personally, I managed to give up gambling with difficulty. Well, naturally, it helped that no one wanted to lend money anymore, since they could not pay back the previous ones.

That could be done if you are sure that your prediction will not change in the middle of the match. But we know that everything can be possible and the change can happen in the match. So when you can see the chance to cash out, it is better you save your money by cashing out and leave the match. There is uncertainty for you to still win until the end of the match so you need to be wise to decide. But that will be up to you if you still want to wait until the end of the match so you can hope that you can win from the game.

In my opinion, the advantages and disadvantages of cashout can be divided into the following:

Advantages:
-An excellent opportunity to play it safe.
-When there is no money on the balance.
-The ability to save at least some of the money.
-The ability to make a profit before the end of the event.

Disadvantages:
-Inflated margin. In any case, you will lose part of the maximum possible profit.
-The impossibility of buying out for a number of reasons (no outcome in the line, technical failures, for unknown reasons).

In general, professionals for the most part consider the cashout function useless. Firstly, they do not have cases when there are no funds on the balance to personally cover the bet. Secondly, professionals do not make rash bets. However, this does not mean at all that there is no point in using this option, especially if you are a beginner in betting.

I would say that of course it is difficult. Because when a gambler is on the verge of winning a bet, the proportion of profit that he makes when he is on the verge of losing is much higher than the profit. On the other hand, those who withdraw their bet money thinking that they will lose, later they suffer from regret. That is why it is better to stick to a position until they win on this uncertain position. This option can arouse greed for some. Winning and losing in gambling are the same, some can benefit from the benefit of cashing out while others lose, it will depend on the gambler himself.

Hmm yeah no problem buddy, everyone will never be free from mistakes and even though I said above that a gambler should not be greedy when gambling but that doesn't mean I've never done it buddy, I'm also one of them and you too, because when we are gambling sometimes it is very difficult to always be able to maintain awareness in ourselves until in the end yes we fall and get carried away without us realizing it, but in my opinion at least we have realized that it was a mistake that we made which maybe with that awareness it can help us not to repeat the same mistake.

You stopped gambling with difficulty? it seems we have some similarities here, I am also a former addicted gambler, I really understand how difficult it is to restrain ourselves from gambling when we really want to do it, and I also understand how much pressure we feel when the results are not as expected, but congratulations buddy because you have succeeded, and maybe now you can be more responsible.

Most gamblers may have or often experience this problem and usually we will not take the opportunity that has been obtained previously to withdraw money first so that the decision to wait until the final bet can actually provide uncertainty and even often experience total losses. This is a difficulty or challenge for some gamblers because they hope to make more money and in the end they lose everything. I have also experienced this condition and it even happens almost often when I want to bet in the first few rounds.

It is good to learn from experience and maybe you have done something much more right than waiting to withdraw all the money at the end because there is no guarantee that we can get a win in that condition. At least in that way we have secured the basic capital from the victory that we have obtained previously.

Sometimes it does, but from my experience, it does more damage to my bankroll than lessen the risk because you tend to miss out on several winners if you keep cashing out your bets too early. There are games where teams could be in a losing position throughout the game and suddenly claw back in the last few minutes of the match to get the win.

The cash out option is more of a bonus from my view, it's a nice thing to have, but not necessary when there are other factors that I prioritize.

If you were on the situation that you knew you can win especially if its big profit, for sure you will become so excited as well to cash out the whole thing immediately. Indeed you gamble for money so temptation to cash out is normal .  Infact there are some players who don't want to play again after massive win coz they don't want to lose their wins from the same games, wherein they have mindset that if they keep jumping on different games there's a high chance to make big profits to cash out immediately.

Cashing out winnings is not something wrong, it's just that you have to have a good financial plan for your gambling activities, I will definitely leave my initial capital when I withdraw my winnings, I never bet more than I planned at the beginning because usually greed is what causes many gamblers to lose, I try to repeat it until it becomes my habit in gambling.

It is a factor for me when playing in a casino because I want to advantage over my winnings and buy something with them. It's mostly going to be a low-fee cashout, and that's what I would go for. I believe the important factor for me in gambling is that I manage my risk and not play with my emotions because it's going to be even harder to control if you let it.

When I bet on a match and research the match, I usually stick to that bet. I cashed out on a match last month, and the match was so terrible that it ended in a draw and the match was over. But my favorite team couldn't win, and my favorite team was trailing, so I cashed out the match after losing $3.37.
But most of the time, gamblers accidentally cash out on many matches, but now that I've done more research on these matches, I don't need to cash out anymore.

Before you place any bet you need to do a good research about those games so you won't have to play blindly, people that always cash out there game's are mostly those who didn't do proper research about those games they predicted however there are some situation in gambling even if you do a proper research about those games before placing the bet you need to cash out so you won't have to lose all your money, for example the game that just played on the 30 of December 2024 Chelsea and  Ipswich Town I never believed Chelsea will lose to Ipswich Town all the research I did it was clear that Chelsea will win the game but it turn out the opposite, I played that game Chelsea to win with other games too Chelsea was the only game lift to play the other games I predicted played according to my predictions, when the game started and Ispwish town was awarded a penalty and they scored they gave me cash out and I didn't cash out when the matched ended by Ispwish town winning Chelsea 2:0 I regretted why I didn't cash out, so the point is after you research before predicting if you see a game going the way you didn't expect please cash out.

you are absolutely right, that Chelsea game on 30th December even without analysis or research it was so obvious that Chelsea was going to win the game but reverse was the case even when i saw Ipswich town winning Chelsea 1:0 i was still having this feeling and confident that Chelsea win come back and win from behind and even when i saw 2 zero in favor of Ipswich with Chelsea possession, though my feeling changed but i was still thinking Chelsea could do something because of how inform they are. however, research and analysis sometimes does not really matter because if you do not pick the right option or right prediction you are on own and cashing out game sometimes can be very difficult i mean very had or strong decision to take because of seeing the potential winning and cashing out a little of it.

Too much greed is something that always ruins a gambler. Perhaps there are a lot of gamblers who already win but are so unfortunate that because of the desire to win more money, they continue gambling and end up with empty pockets. If this is our gambling approach, no matter how many times we win, we just lose it all and the money goes back to the casino. This tells us how important it is to have control of our emotions. If we win, we also know how to cash out and take some breaks. 

Sometimes, we’re not sure where our greed kicks in, whether it’s when we cash out or when we let the game finish. It’s really hard to tell, but one thing I’m sure of is that the cash-out option adds extra stress for sports bettors like us. Anyone agrees with me?

If only we can appreciate our wins no matter how little it is. This will encourage you not to become greedy and have the desire to win more, because you will know that you might end up losing it all. If we do consider losing more often than winning, maybe, it will make you scared of chasing your losses. Gambling is something that should be done with caution, because if you are not careful, you will run at loss and get addicted at the same time.

I remembered some situation that was about two months before. My friend find the odds 200 in our favorite low league and bet $10. I don`t know if it was bookie mistake, or the team were some different level, but he made a bet. As the result he sold it for $450. It was when the odds were about 14. As the result, he got the money, team won, and the bookie cancelled bets. I think that it is rare situation but it is at least an example when cash out helps.

Cashouts is a way to reduce losses and a lot of gamblers are still letting greed cloud their judgement. But just like you said it's a two way thing, it could either be a plus or minus. It only comes with regrets when you cashout a game that later plays out in the direction you predicted. Most gamblers blame and get hard on themselves for this forgetting that anything would have happened at the end of the day. Even if you end losing some money after cashing out it's also beneficial to you cause you were able to save yourself from losing the entire amount of money you deposited. Not closing your bets till the game ends is not always the best thing to do.

Some may find cash out option a trap so you won’t be getting massive profits from the casino, but honestly, no one can guarantee that we will win in the final game but mostly all we have are just hopes, yet majority are still losing in the end. This is the reason why I am in the pro side of this cash out option. There’s no wrong if you decide to cash out, that’s someone’s right. You can gamble again another day if you want to bet more, but not today because you are putting your profits into risk, thus returning them to the casinos again.

I still cant phantom on the reason why cash out in gambling is still the king of decision making, when we can do that just to ruin the luck we already had and we can still do the same and reduces the chances for losing the bet completely, what i may have to say concerning this is that we have what we see as an individual which when considered by us is profitable and to some it is not, this applies the same way we are having our individual differences, when it comes to gambling, but i use to say something, that we should always follows what our mind says.

we should not be greedy in anything that deals with a gambling once they have given you option to cash out and you know that the option they give to you is higher than what you used to bet the gambling it is better for you to make your instant cash out without being delayed so I believe that almost 90% of Us have learned a lesson towards Not to be greedy in gambling because I believe but the gambling has to do with understanding and if you understand it properly you will never ever associated yourself to be greedy in anything that has to be gambling so we need to follow gamble and as easier as we want so that at end will not regret so people who think that the gambling will give them billions that are the one that always be greedy in gambling

Cash out in gambling is like an two edge sword. It could be very helpful and it could also be disappointing based on the strategy. I am not a fan of cash out because it doesn't give peace of mind even after gambling. It will keep you contemplating whether or not to cash out.
I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.

I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.

Greed is always a negative factor be it in gambling or trading. The more you turn into greedy, the higher the possibility of getting yourself at loss in the end. However, sometimes it's an advantage to become greedy on your bet because that will motivate you to bet more especially when the bet is favorable for you. Same goes to cash-outing, while it can be helpful for some, but it can also reduce the opportunity of making our wins into massive because we are putting an end to our bet not knowing that the last bet would be our most awaited winning profits.

The reason why I agree that cash out is like a double-edged sword as you have said, is because when you have the chance to cash out your ticket, and you didn't, you might be opportunity to win the whole money, but there's a 100% chance that you might lose both the cashout and the money you wagered with.

However, if I ever have the chance to see a cashout offer on my ticket, I would rather follow my instincts instead, because most times our instincts are right. Many people find it very difficult to concentrate whenever they are given a cashout offer on their tickets because they will be contemplating if they should cash out the games or not. Many times it is better not to cash out the games immediately because you will probably feel bad (regret) if the game later played as predicted. Actually, what would trigger me most to cashout without giving it a second thought is when the amount given as an offer is 80% to 90% of the potential win, with that I will be satisfied even though the whole games played as I have predicted them.

It is a big mistake to think that luck is always on our side. Just because we win today doesn’t mean we will win the next game, it guarantees nothing. That’s why many believe cashing out their winnings is a smart move, and I totally agree. If we have the chance to cash out or make a profit, then go. Of course, we all have our own decisions and insights about gambling, and we’ll do what we think is right.

Importantly, we are gambling using our extra money, and whatever happens, we have no regrets. 

Sometimes cashing out is the best option however it isn't always best some of the time because the cash out could either be in your favour or could be just a faw making you doubt that the whole game would play out in your favour. Just like you said , it's possible to cash out and in the end the bet goes sideways or unlucky for you it could turn out in your favour. Many times the cash out option usually carries a relatively smaller amount than your initial stake when you are on the losing team.

I respect your decision, but you will see that thinking like this does not lead to anything good, it has been shown multiple times that when you try to do this type of strategy, most players lose all their money, and it is not smart to do so, you must play with logic, the casino is clear about it, if you win 1 dollar you take it and do not let it go to see if a player takes it, no, the casino Takes the money even if it is cents, when you play in a physical casino the money you win is withdrawn , very stupid is the one who says that he likes the chips, it is like telling a third party that we do not know to keep our money, I say this with great respect.

That contemplation whether to cash out or not is a big trouble and distraction to a noble mind. How can you continue to trouble your mind even after placing a bet. That emotional turbulence is what I don't like. Cash out will make you forget the initial risk you have taken and begin to blame yourself for not cashing out or cashing out prematurely.
I do believe that if you use cash out or not, it is still benefiting the casino. If cash out was the saviour you think, it wouldn't have been implemented by the casino owners.

As they say, cash is king so as cash out is king too. You take the money and you walkaway with it happily. Those gamblers that don't cash out will suffer emotionally when they have it already but then losses it because of few more bets that they have thought will give them more bucks. But that's not how it ended because they ended up badly and lost all that they should have taken out to be happy with.

gambling is all about risk but the problem is that there's some certain risky that you will take that will uplift you and there is some certain risk that you take and you will regret about it so if you know that when you cash out based on what you have a mind or the percentage there are giving to you for you to cash out you can make your withdrawal provided that what you use to stake, the game is lower than what you you want to cash, believe that we need to understand this concept of gambling everyone have its own chance of opportunity to make money through gambling because someone can take such risk and it backfires the person

Ahhh. It's complicated, it depends on many variables.

Early withdrawal is a valuable strategy for managing risks and maintaining emotional and financial stability because by withdrawing early we can guarantee a profit before the final result and reduce the risk of significant losses... however, the effectiveness of early withdrawal depends on the situation and preferences of each player because withdrawing early can be a difficult decision, especially if you feel that the result may turn in your favor.

But you should always ask yourself if the temptation to wait for a potentially greater result is worth the risks of loss involved.

I think there is no ideal or perfect solution, it all depends on the situation that must be analyzed individually.

But I always go for the most cautious situation... I prefer a guaranteed smaller profit than taking a risk and ending up receiving nothing.

My suggestion... set a winning limit before you start playing. Then, if the proposal is greater than or equal to this objective, withdraw... if not, risk more.

Greed always results bad ending. It is not only in gambling, it also happens in other fields. It is actually related to self-control, we must be able to control our desire. I'm sure this mostly happens for new gamblers, it is because they didn't experience bad ending of being greedy yet. But for experienced gambles, they must know when the time for withdraw the prizes. Old gamblers must understand that there is no guarantee to keep winning. It even tends to get more losses when we already won quite big prizes.

Exactly but then cashouts are two way decisions and it's either you lose or win but nevertheless when the game is on and you're on the chances of winning but you ought to wait for the match to end then you got priveledge to cash out, to me I don't mind doing so because just as you bear in mind to wait , everything is also playing but most times the greedy mindset won't allow most people to cashouts and end all their efforts in jeopardy.

That adds pressure and uncertainty about what to do next.
But I still believe that using the cash-out option can help minimize losses, but it can also become a reason for missing out on the chance of winning big. That is why we shouldn't rush, instead we think carefully and analyze the situation thoroughly.

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Mistakes can happen as it was inevitable, but at least we are prepared. We don't want to be in a situation where we become confident because it might be possible that the results are far different.

No doubt with that because greed will makes us losing control and in the end, we will lose our money in gambling. We can cash out immediately when we see the option appears so we will not late to take our profit. Maybe that will related to experiences from gamblers because if they know that they can take the profit, they will do that and leave the casino. They will not stay longer for placing another bet because they think that will not works for many times. They prefer to take the money and stop gambling immediately so they can enjoy the money.

Interestingly, even after a full day of research, the outcome of the game can still be unpredictable. Sometimes over research before placing a bet can lead to more confusion.

A good example is that Chelsea match, where you were confident they would win, even rejecting a cash out offer. However, as we all know football is unpredictable. I think it's essential to cash out on time when opportunity arises, allowing us to play it safe and minimize losses.

That's the best way to enjoy the profits. Cash out and then leave. Do not check what is going to happen next because regrets will fill your mind and that may just lead to a bad decision to bet again and try one more time for a higher bet.
The cash-out option is an opportunity that we must take advantage of. It is giving us a chance to pull out which is not available for other games such as slots and casino games. In slots, there's always that urge to bet more even if you already won. Let's say you make $100 to $300 by betting $1 per roll, there will be this thought of a lucky day and continuing the bet until everything is gone. There's something about those games that will make a gambler try more and sometimes it's difficult to stop it.

I have seen many gamblers who are in good profits at the beginning of gambling but they stop gambling and continue gambling without cashing out because then the greed of winning more works in them. I myself have had such an experience. I tried many times to quit gambling but I couldn't control my emotions due to which I kept going back and losing again and again and now my average loss is a huge amount. I have a target of being completely free from gambling in 2025 but I don't know how long I will be able to control my emotions. As easy as it is to think about quitting gambling or cashing out of gambling after making some profits, it is much more difficult to implement in practice.  Gambling then takes our brain under its control like magic

That’s a different kind of cashing out you’re talking about, you’re referring to withdrawals, right? The cash-out mentioned in the OP is a sportsbook feature where they offer you an amount to cash out early, ensuring a profit (or minimizing a loss) before the game even finishes.

I personally prefer cashing out too as it gives us a guaranteed chance to win.
I know the potential gains decrease if we cash out but at least we are winning something whereas we could lose everything or win more if we keep waiting.
It's still a 50-50 chance while on the other side there's a 100% chance to make profits, although small.
So yeah, cashout is a great option to have and definitley something that I look up to while joining a new gambling site.

When we have already gained some profit from the bets we have made, deciding to cash out is not wrong. In addition to minimizing the risk of loss if the remaining matches end not as predicted, we have also gained profit even though it will not be as big as the full bet.
The situation sometimes benefits us but also sometimes benefits the bookie. As you said, in the field all results may not be in accordance with what we predict.

In playing gambling you must need to know too how to handle money and not just handle the game itself how to earn, if you have a self control and conscious with your balance you more likely make a set a side if your capital to your gains so you can easily identify and track if you are already in your limit with your wage and losses, now setting a side the capital or percentage of the total wins makes you more secure at least you have another money to your next game but of course you must need to stick with your plan and not get carried away with your emotions sometimes if they knew that they are still have a balance they immediate makes a play so they can handle their losses back again but ended up to lose their money instead. The same with savings you must need to care and cut your money consider playing safe still.

That is very true, we are just playing and we want to win, knowing that self-control is not only based on spending less money or controlling emotions, but also controlling greed, which is the worst of all feelings, at least when you are in a casino, we must Manage those Feelings if they seem so that we have a good performance in the casino and the casino does not beat us too much, at least taking out some money is Valid , that is Why you have to take advantage of withdrawing and leaving when you can, when you have some profit it is Better to do it.

Even then if we just cash out our bet before ending the betting that will not bring us win or the profit. That will also have some losses. And sometimes it will also happened in to you when you will think about to the cashout then after seeing the cashout amount there will be no interest in your cash out.
This happened to me in the case of sports betting. Once I bet on a sports match, but after the match was halfway through, the chances of the team I was betting on winning had decreased significantly. Later, when I checked the cashout option, I saw that if I cashed out the amount I had bet, I would only get 20% back. That means I would lose 80 percent.
So I didn't cash out even though I lost that match.

In fact, stopping and cashing out the winnings is an action that is always recommended to be done when a gambler is in that situation, you have said the reason that by cashing out it is the same as us avoiding ourselves from the risk of losing the amount that we have previously obtained, I understand that there is a possibility that you can get a larger winning amount if the last game wins but what we have to think about is what if the last game turns out not to be as you expected? that's the problem, so from the beginning, honestly my principle is that prevention is better than cure, getting out with a little win is much better than getting nothing.

Gambling especially in casino games is an activity that refers to luck, you can be very lucky to get a fantastic amount of winnings that maybe even other people can be amazed by your luck but in the end of course we must stick to the initial understanding of how the concept of winning and losing in gambling, winning is nothing more than a chance and losing is another part of the game that can never be separated while you are still playing.

Basically it is difficult to get a lucky streak and even 2x is quite difficult, so this is the reason why cashing out is always recommended to be done early, because besides being able to prevent you from regret, this action will also be useful and give you the opportunity to enjoy the results of the victory you get.

This is why I think that cashout is more important when it comes to sports betting than any other form of gambling, because we have the time and chance to change our minds before the result of the game comes out after the match has ended.
 
In some cases, for a parlay, when some of the selected matches have played in your favour and the ones that are left you no longer trust what the outcome will be, it's always advisable to use the cashout option, take what you see as profit, and leave rather than waiting and losing everything to the casino.

The cash-out feature certainly has its merits for mitigating losses and managing risk, but its importance as a requirement for joining a gambling site can vary depending on a person’s gambling style and strategy. For responsible gamblers, it’s certainly a useful tool, but other factors like the overall integrity of the site and its offerings might come first.

Yes, enjoy the profits will be our reason to stop gambling because we already win. We can playing gambling in the other days so we don't have to be hurry. We need to take a break for a while after the winning because our minds will not be easy to control so with stopping gambling for a while will gives us a chance to take a breath. Withdrawing the money will help us to get the money so we can calm down ourselves and can think what next we can do.

Winning $100 to $300 will be enough for us to stop gambling because that is a big winning. We don't have to be greedy of wanting more winning because we may not have a chance to win more.

Profits are already profits! This cash-out feature in some gambling platforms is new because, in old or traditional gambling platforms, you can't do this.

It also depends on your plan before you bet on specific match or game, because there are some gamblers that intend to bet in x slip but plan to cashout once in beginning or middle because that's what they can see or analyzed.

I will always say that cashout is a neutral feature, that's why it helps some but disfavours others. You can use the feature today and be happy, and the same you may use the feature tomorrow and regret it. So we should continue to view it neutrally and admit that as we use it, we are even gambling on the end result.

It's certainly not my first criterion for choosing my bookie, but it adds a huge deal if my bookie has it, however, it only counts in sports betting.

The most important thing is that gamblers can understand that when we do cash out, then we can only secure the winnings offered even though the amount is not like the initial target. One remaining match can change all bets, and the decision taken to cash out should not burden gamblers when in the end there will be regret for their decisions.
I have been wrong several times when deciding to do cash out, even though I still get a win, there will still be a feeling of regret when I see that the last match should have given a full win.

And many still don't like it. They're given a chance to withdraw their profits while they can if ever they want to pull off their bets.
But if they don't want to take their profits and still want to proceed, it's okay and if they want to continue with the traditional approach.

I believe that many of us are use to the traditional way of gambling which is either you win 100% of your bet or you lose it. But after the introduction of online gambling, cash out offer was among one of its features. Therefore, you have to option to be contented with the outcome of some of your games and cash out, or have the gut and confidence to see the end of all the games on your slip. I prefer to cash out and forget about the outcome of my last game.

I will try to judge such behavior of gamblers by the logic that occurred to me when I received winnings in the casino. I immediately began to think like this:
"This money will increase so quickly, I would have to work hard to get so much. Does this mean that if I continue to play, then the money I have will increase even more?
After all, I will then be able to quickly achieve those goals that I have outlined as very distant to achieve."
 This is exactly why people continue to play, despite the fact that they were just lucky, and are unlikely to be lucky again.

Aren't there other casino platforms that when they see their players withdrawing a large amount, they will first stop granting the withdrawal request and ask if it will pass their criteria before they give it the authority to withdraw funds from their casino.

And the others are no longer able to withdraw because they require a lot of documents from those who withdraw a large amount from the casino or rejection. But if it is the right amount,
other gambling platforms allow it.

I could not understand why we had to cash out before ending the last match and then why we added that last bet on the parley bet. If we have no confidence then we must have to avoid that match while we place a bet for the match. If we have to change our decision only to take the profit or avoid the loss if the match loss then the bet is useless. But if the match changes something eg: player change or anything that may change the result then we may cashout the eligible fund otherwise not.

The advent of cash out has actually done a whole lot to us and has made us see gambling in a completely different light. Before now gambling was mainly about we just getting or loosing out all completely and now some persons get to be lucky cashing out so they don't eventually observe out completely in cases where the game finally ended against them so it's no longer about them hopito only win at the end of all the games on their bet slip.

Take profit when happy. The fact that you've hit a rare scenario, cash out already.

The odds was already in favor with you then you're still being greedy. That brings you chaos after holding it then losing afterwards. Cashout early isn't a problem, if you have quota for a day, it should be enough, don't chase too much because you'll end up losing in the next scenes, gambling is a cycle, and it isn't always a win situation for you guys.

Regarding cash out option, of course, I don't want a gambling platform that has many limitations, it's boring and non-sense. My money, my rules.

cash out is indeed quite helpful in securing victory even though not in full amount. the existence of cash out offers to gamblers also causes confusion to gamblers and sometimes it affects the initial analysis and makes hesitation to continue betting until all matches are over.
I more often leave the bet after I make some and come back to see it the next day. so I don't use cash out that often. I completely surrender to the bet I have made with everything I have considered.

The most difficult game to play is always the last game on the check list, most people are only scared to go far with the green, potentially have a good chance to make profits already and blow it up while looking out for a much bigger profits. I will be good to cash out if i have made enough profits from my slip, being contended some times can save from losing more parley.

Sometimes people add the last bet in the bet list because they want the bet to be high. If you notice when betting when you add extra games the odds kept on multiplying more than when you have only few games there. This is more likely the reason why the last game are being added. Even if there might be other games in it.

There are still gamblers that does that. They won't stop until they've won 100% of their bankroll for which is hard to reach to be honest.
Sometimes it happens but it usually don't and that's why it is best for everyone to check it out before doing so because not everyone will be hitting 100% of bankroll if that's the condition before withdrawing.

My perception about cashing out is that, i see it as an opportunity  for us to collect our win, irrespective of how small it was presented. But sometimes we are being blinded by greed with the mindset that, what will be, will be. I have lost so much by acting greedy when I had opportunity to cash out, even if the ticket is running at loss and you're provided a small sum to cash out, do so because  that money could be used to make another ticket, and who knows maybe that might be your lucky game. Though sometimes the choice of cashing out becomes really different when the last game seem to be a walkover, but that could be the game that'll  change the status of your ticket to lost.

Of course, many players think so, but these are just conventions and setting up some goals that will be achieved as luck will have it. Players need to think more often about strategies, and not about how to quickly win and run away with the winnings. Even if he gets lucky and makes 100% and leaves, he is still almost guaranteed to return sooner or later to try to do it again. And if the player starts losing smoothly, this can make him tilt and lose the entire amount. This is a classic example of many players, but many of them think that they are different from others in some way, although in fact this happens very often.

I still prefer to withdraw a small part of the winnings always, with the exception of very small winnings.

That should be the preference on how it would be. We have to withdraw small amount or part of our winnings. And that's the reason why some are missing themselves profits when they already have it, they are not content to get into small amounts because they're aiming higher. There is nothing wrong with that but knowing how gambling works, that little profit might be gone too quickly if not taken care of.

Profits are profits, but others do not prefer to take it because they want more profits. I know majority does that thing. However, losses might be waiting ahead once we decide not to cashout. That's why we should carefully assess our game if it will be more profitable or not, otherwise we will only lose our profits on hand.

Cash-out features are not only a tool that is used by responsible gamblers; they have nothing to do with being responsible and irresponsible.

If you ask me, it's just a feature that the casino introduced to help players get something out of their game before it ends, reducing the risk of paying a higher amount at the end, as analyzed, and also giving the gambler a chance to win something. It's a win-win situation for both parties, which even irresponsible gamblers can use such a tool.

Being irresponsible means the player doesn't manage both their bankroll and time very well; they allow their obsession for the game to control them.

I’m not sure if you are talking about KYC or something else. Or else, what is the point of offering that option if they can’t make it work? Of course, we understand their policies, but if it is not benefiting everyone, I believe they should reconsider and make it more user-friendly. They should note that providing a great user experience can have a huge positive impact on them in return. If the transactions are suspicious, then it is fair enough to act on it. But it doesn’t mean the same strict rules should apply to everyone when they withdraw their money.

Yes, he/she was talking about the possible tier 2 or 3 KYC some casinos usually request from a user when the user requests a huge fund withdrawal, which I believe is not something new and is also already stated in the casino rules and regulations. This is another reason why it is important for gamblers to understand what they are getting into before using a casino, and this can only happen through the reading of the casino rules and regulations.

I believe every casino also understands that providing a user-friendly service from every angle is important for them to stay ahead of their competitors, but rules are rules.

Well, when we have managed to achieve a number of wins, there are two choices that we can take, namely cashing out in the sense of enjoying the amount, no less and no more, or applying greed with the possibility that you can get a larger amount of winnings or you can also lose all the amounts that you have previously obtained, so all gamblers should be aware of this first before they decide to apply greed in particular. On the other hand, what you said about the advice to assess the game before continuing is indeed good, but the problem in my opinion is that even though you see that it seems like the game will go according to your predictions, it still cannot be denied that the possibility of defeat will always be there, and that is the reason why in gambling there should never be doubt and regret every time you want to make a decision.

The cash out option has its both advantage and disadvantage side, the disadvantage side is that sometimes we cash out on games that could have won us an bigger amount of money too early thereby reducing our potential of winning, whereas on other side, the advantage of this option is that ,it enable us to exit a bet that could have spoilt our sleep and deny us our winning chances and it gives bettors a bit of control over their games ,I kind of think it's better than not having it at all.

Like me also. If I have a slight premonition that something was going to go south with the rest of the game after I have seen a reasonable cash out offer to me, I will go ahead to use the cash out. You can actually rebet a slip after you have cashed the winning games out if you still feel the rest will be positive.

One major reason that gamblers don't win at all or that it takes long for them to win is because they are obstinate to use the cash out whilst they are betting on multiple. A gambler that is a multiple bettor should know that he is better of with cash out.

The shortcomings you mean above in my opinion do not fall into the category of cashing out money but rather it is greed because as you said which sometimes turns out that the game can provide a larger amount of winnings and yes that is true but that is also if for example you choose to continue and it turns out that luck is on your side, but if not? yes, you will still end up losing all the initial winnings.
So actually you are talking about two things, namely between continuing gambling in the sense of being greedy or stopping at the right time by cashing out your first winnings, and yes overall cashing out early is always the best action because after all in gambling we will never know what will happen.

Do I call it greed or just lack of the right mentality. Gambling remains risky as always, so you shouldn't always be greedy. When you see a huge win, just take a leave and make use of the little you get from that round. Some gamblers have the wrong mindset and may want to make too much wins from just one game. Unfortunately they get their ticket or game cut and end up losing. If you are a person that have in the back of your mind that you want to make money from gambling then obviously you will end up losing too much. Just play and cash out when you got a lot from your round.

The cash out options sometimes do have time's they allow it, not all the time you they immediately open up the cash out option at once, its a matter of time and some factors the casino does consider then they will make the cash out option open to gamblers to use if they wish to use it, but if they  still want to stay, they will be allowed to stay as long as they can to get the whole money if they eventually win.

This depends on the situation, if I'm still betting of course I'll leave it alone, but if I win one of the games, of course I'll withdraw the money first, I don't want to take risks, withdrawing money depends on the situation on the field.

That's for sure, the withdrawal option is the main thing that is most sought after and that is the main requirement that is prioritized as we all know that gambling is related to money, no deposit level, no withdrawals, obviously withdrawals are a priority for anyone involved in gambling.

I think it depends more on how much your initial stake is, how much cash out you’re given and lastly if you can afford to lose the cash out. I saw a thread where the op was narrating how a gambler fainted because he lost the bet after refusing to take the cash out he was given, I think it’s actually ridiculous to refuse taking cash out offered when you know too well that you can’t afford to lose the cash out or your initial stake.

That is the mistake that they do, if they have profits already they should have take theirs already. But if not and want to continue, that's what they need to make because if they don't, the problem is going to exist in front of them and regrets will be followed by that very bad decision that they have made.

Regrets do always happen in the end and if you arent that good enough on making some sensible decisions then you will be ending up on having some issues later on. Just like been said that regrets do always come at the end and not from the beginning and thats why its important that you do make use of your own common sense plus having that good awareness into the things that you've been doing. You cant really just that make yourself that trying to make decisions directly without having considerations about such stuffs. There are those moments or times that the urge on going through on each bet is there. Everything will really be that depending whether you do play for fun or for money because this is where usually reflects into your actions that you are making.

This often happens to myself who is greedy by waiting for the final betting results and hoping to win all the matches, sometimes I can win them all and sometimes I experience 1 defeat due to waiting for the final result and sometimes it makes me regret why I didn't make an early Cash outoption to manage the risk of greater losses, but sometimes when I make an early cash out, the final result is actually a win, this is not about how much profit we get but how grateful we are even though we get a small profit rather than having to swallow defeats.

Indeed, sometimes making a withdrawal is also a problem that is difficult to do, I myself quite often experience it, where when I gamble with the aim of filling my free time and the gambling I do succeeds in producing a win, then sometimes what is in my mind is to continue it again because there is still a lot of free time or cash it in because there is a profit that has been obtained, at that time I was a little confused and the options I did were sometimes to continue it, sometimes to withdraw it.
Actually, it is better to withdraw it no matter what the conditions are because remembering that winning in gambling is difficult to get, besides that with a defeat that is more certain to occur, it is possible that we can lose the profits that have been obtained, unless we ourselves are ready for this, then continuing gambling may not be a problem to do, what must be avoided is the behavior of not being able to accept loss because it allows us to lose self-control.

In a bet there are many uncertainties and difficult decisions that we have to take, just like we are trading on a crypto exchange where uncertainty often fills our minds to sell or hold  ;D, as well as gambling where we wait for a bigger win but on the other hand we are also haunted by losses that we can get at any time,  Waiting for a bigger final result requires determination in the hope that it can bring great profits, but on the other hand, it can also bring regret if the result is not as expected and that we have to consider it well before making a decision in gambling, in this case, I think we should be able to manage risk and make wise decisions including trying to set limits,  such as when to cash out based on the situation.

What I noticed when I'm winning a lot is I tend to push everything to its limits, and see whether it can still provide me with more winnings until I hit a cold streak. From that point forward I become extra greedy, and try to recoup the losses to my previous winnings until I lose it all. That is how I turned a $2000 winnings from a $5 deposit into a $100 withdrawal. Since then, whenever I double my money, I instantly withdraw my initial deposit and play until I lose or until I win. I also change tables/games after a big win because there is this thinking that the same table/game will try everything to get my winnings back.

Self-control really is a valuable asset that everyone should have when they are gambling. It's least talked upon but it will save a lot of fortune to a lot of people looking to win.

Realizations do always happen in the end on which on the moment that you cant be able to experience those unfortunate conditions then you will definitely be doing into the things that you've been doing ever since not until that those losing streaks will hit you hard and blown off your entire gambling bankroll + your winnings. It is really that indeed that amazing that you do made out that $5 into 2k and then made out a $100 withdrawal on which it is really that still 20x on your deposit if we arent that gonna tending to look with that 2k but of course this is the peak winning that you could have if you do really be able to take those winnings or withdraw it out rather than on spending it again. Seld control will always be that necessary but most of the time we do neglect this out or wont be giving out importance at the moment or time that greed will kick in. So everything be that basing up on someones self control because you arent that good when it comes to this aspect then expect that negative things will happen into you. You will really be that immediately having those regrets at the moment that you have lost it all. All of us pretty sure had been able to experience the worst part of gambling and even on how many times that we do made out those realizations but still we do commit on the same mistake over again and again until you do hit up that threshold. So it will be that up to you on how to handle things accordingly.

More on how confident you are with the selection you select when placing your multiple bets, it's always risky and like what you said there are times that everything got ruined because of a single bet that failed, and that cashout option might be the best one to pick when you still have that control, though it's also tough call when greed is on you once it's dominate then it will direct you to something that you are not intend to,

and most of the time such greed lead you to lose as instead of using the cashout option to have that sure take, you follow your greed and wait for the results to have a much larger amount of win.

It's been talked in this topic.

Which is hard to learn, self control or winning long term? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5525462.msg64924226#msg64924226)

Well, I must agree with you, that self control is necessary so we will not be tempted to do the cash out.
I mean, if we are gambling and we are aiming to win, we need to trust our own strategy, and constantly relying on cash out could only mean we are not confident with our own pick.

Greed does not allow me to take the winnings before the last event is over, because I think that I can win my bet, because when you make a bet, it seems that you have chosen the best outcome and everything should be fine. But when the bet plays against you, then you can withdraw less than I made the bet, and I do not want to incur losses until the match is over and there are hopes that the bet can play until the very end of the match.

For the problem of greed, it all depends on your readiness to accept the results, such as previously you have managed to achieve a number of wins, then after that you prefer to continue and well in that process you must really agree with yourself that you will be able to accept whatever the results are, especially when you lose all the winnings that you have previously obtained. I think that is the essence of gambling, which is about enjoyment and acceptance, simply when for example you still really want to play because you feel you enjoy the game then never think about any results that will happen at the end of the game because your goal is to enjoy the game, but if for example your goal is money then when you have managed to achieve a number of wins then that is the right time for you to take advantage of the opportunity to cash out.

I'm one of those people, too. From the moment the "Cash-Out" option was made available to sportsbooks, gamblers could take something without waiting for their game bets to end. Of course, it's less than the payment that someone can get by waiting. The issue though is that more than many times, waiting can be destructive and you end up with total loss. So better get something with less profit and stay "alive" for the next bets.

Cashout is another feature that sportsbooks have presented that has given betters multiple choices, when you talk of cash for a bookies it may be a total loss for them, but to a gambler, he is already at gain regardless of what the amount is as long as is a bit higher than your staked amount.

Often than not some gamblers make some statements like cashout is a trap by the bookies to divert their attention and make them take less than they deserve in total winning, not minding the fact that they also can lose it all.

So cashout for me is a great feature that every sport bettors should pay close attention to.

Yes, it is as you say, the lucky streak is something that influences a lot when playing, our luck is undetermined, we do not know when we will have it, that is why every time we have that stroke of luck we have to make the most of it, and I recommend that you withdraw the money when you win, it does not matter if you want to play more, if you want to play more then you deposit a smaller amount and play with that amount, it is better to do it this way to guarantee profits when those strokes of luck that we are looking for occur, you have to enjoy what you do and enjoy what you win.

We all know how it feels and we're all investors as well. When the pump comes and we didn't cashed out some profits, we tend to regret in the end. And that's the same when cashing out our winnings when we're done gambling but chose not to because we think that we'll get more and that's how we all end up having that regret and that's what the title is saying, it's true that cash out is king.

There are times when the option appears when our ticket is running the last game and it’s in its last minute - in such situation I’m sure you’ll not be tempted to click on cash out because deep down you are going to think that they just want to make you cash out the available money so you’ll get to miss out on the rest if the game turns out to be good.

The only time we would feel deep regret is when we still had lots of games running not when it’s just one that’s in its last minutes.

You are absolutely right when gambling sometimes we need to consider several things to manage the risk just like when we trade using stoploss to avoid greater losses and take profits as soon as possible and don't let greed haunt us which will eventually bring regret and for the bets that I will run next, I might apply this but also look at the final odds which usually determine victory if the odds are big I might immediately cash out to avoid defeat but if the odds are small I will wait until the end.

Most of the time you'll take that big risk thinking that you have that edge though there's no guarantee but if you trust your instinct whatever happens you'll not going to take that option and you will proceed with what you believe, win or lose as long as you understand and you are willing to handle that big risk behind,

cashout is an option if you know how to accept smaller profits compared to your actual desire securing the win and not a big fan of regretting after.

Basically we must be able to consider the actions that will be taken when dealing with gambling, because this determines our fate in the future. It is certain that losses are something that cannot be avoided, but apart from that we must consider the actions that will be taken again if we really want to continue gambling again because most likely the result will be the same, namely defeat or loss of money that is bet. And we should be ready for the risks that will definitely occur in gambling, including one of the responsible gambling. It is better if we can prioritize opportunities rather than our own desires, I am sure everyone who gambles when they succeed in getting a win has a desire to get a bigger win and actually it is okay to continue it, it's just that we need to be ready to accept the risk with the opportunity for victory that has been obtained can be lost again.

It all depends. If the game is live and I'm watching it and my heart is running and ticking, I'd probably click on that cash out and will take my money. Better be safe than sorry, but that's just me and some of the people here might do the same.

My friends and I have this group chat we created about sports betting, it's basically like a community where we share games and ideas. After we all placed a bet on the same game it was going quite well but when I checked the last game it was the match between Inter Milan and ac Milan, the option selected was 1x, which is inter to win or draw. Then I remembered how formidable ac Milan can be when they are on the away side, I had to cashout immediately while my friends still decided to wait till the game plays out completely, inter Milan ended up losing the game. Cashout remains king in gambling, it can save you from losing money.

I think we all realize that getting a win is not as easy as turning the palm of your hand, and well that's the reason why greed is often prohibited in gambling, it doesn't mean you won't succeed in getting a bigger win but the problem is what if it turns out to be a loss? :D, that's the problem and from most cases it has been proven that gamblers are getting more and more blind when it turns out that their greedy process doesn't produce anything and instead makes them lose more money.

So that means as a gambler we must really be able to appreciate luck, namely by taking advantage of the opportunity to successfully get the win to then cash it in and enjoy it, and on the other hand yes you are right that it doesn't matter if we want to play more but the point is you must really know and understand the consequences so that there is no regret at all, that's the point.

It is all depends on what we want from gambling and our fate to keep holding unto the final winning.
Since every gambler do not have the same fate which means what you want and the amount you are expecting from your bet is different from another person that bet on the same game you chooses.
Some people have the long suffering character to wait for a bet to finish before they take whatever outcome they see from the bet. Same with people that are very eagered to cashout, maybe because they have not really made some good amounts of profits from gambling. Every gambler should know what they want without trying to seek for the opinion of others.

Well it's true that you are not supposed to feel regret during such case but believe me you would definitely feel regret when it happens to you and I say this because I had same feeling with one of my bet which was remaining sporting cp to win and they had just some minutes left to play of which I was offered cash out but like you said you would definitely not be tempted to take it since they are already winning but at the very dying minutes they equalized them.

Then regret will come at the end, but you are lucky to have a strong feeling where to cash out the bet, if only you are like your friend waiting until the end of the match then there is a loss of money.
So the opportunity must be taken as well as possible, because in any match it will not be your victory and can even turn around the opponent who wins, I also experienced several failures where late cashing in this situation.

To be honest, you’re right - no matter how little or far you were from winning you’ll still have that feeling of regret; the “had I known I would have just settled for the little cash that was available for me instead of having to go with nothing”.

But the truth is that you can’t predict if that last game is going to cut everything. - imagine you bet on home to win in a football match and at the 87th minute Home was leading with 1 goal and then the casino gives you the cashout option I’m sure majority of us here will let the game end, but even in that game it’s possible for Away to score an equalizer and make you lose everything. If something like this happens I’m sure everyone would feel bad but not as much as when they gave you the option in game you were not even sure of right from when you selected it but still decide to ignore the cash out option.

This procedure may be the best for some gamblers while to some, it may not perfectly suit their taste, because they may not like to alter their match whenever they have set for them all, also, some will give their own personal opinion that cashing out may be the only reason for them to missed out of a winning opportunity, but i think that as we  have seen already, everyone should make their own decision as they could afford to have it consequences in gambling.

One of the most common thoughts/ assumptions for bookies, is that they will lose if you win a game with big odds. That's wrong.
If you win, the amount that others will lose is greater than what you will win. If you lose and others win, the bookie still wins because the amount that everyone bets on low odds is greater than the amount that they play on high odds. Now put all the other markets accordingly. Cards, corners, goals, etc all work under the same logic. Thus bookies, don't care at all who wins and how much because in reality, they never lose a cent.

In the end, it all comes back to the momentum in the match because after all, when the situation is still favorable for the bets we make, why cash out before completion because it will reduce the odds that are already perfect for victory. But on some occasions when there are some things that are not too favorable then indeed the cash out option can be possible to do.

All goes back to momentum and seeing the match that takes place in betting because in the last match there are always some things that are not wanted to happen especially when the match minutes have entered the last half or even the last minutes before the match is over so in the end the momentum and choices must be taken whether we want to stay or try to continue the bets we have.

You are right in that angle though, because the bookies are always at winning Rio regardless if we win the game or lose. After all, we are the only ones making the bets on such a casino, but then on second thought, there is always a point where the bookies will lose outrightly as long as the gambler loses also same to booties.

It's business and it will have its down turn at some point, I remember when some guys won an amount and the sports bookie the bet was placed on said the lack capacity to make the guy's payment, so not always the bookies will meet up.

in bet you need to be smart, theirs some bet that will give you profit immediately you cash out during the time all your games are still playing whereas you have be given an option to cash out, what I know very well concerning gambling and other betting is that whatever your mind permits you to do, you should do it, sometimes it will favor you or not, betting can make you lose and also make you win, and you can make regular profit on gambling when you're fearless and you a determined any out come in your stake of bet.

Yes off course cash out early is seriously not good ideal in gambling, but once some peoples introduce themselves in to gambling their all expectations is to cast out early, instead of them wait for them to get more experience about the the gambling so that they know how to avoid the risks.

But there some people’s didn’t understand that there just after how they can just get cast out immediately and lift of gambling is not like that, we have to know how to control out emotions since is involved of financial and anything involved of financial we need to have emotional balance as well.

As they say, "intelligence is low when the emotions are high".

And many gamblers are on that state when they forget about cashing out because they are feeling the sensation of being excited as they gamble.

While winning, they think that it is going to have a full run and will make them more money. But that's not how it goes for the majority of gamblers, regret comes when they see that their balance is starting to dry low and continuing becomes a huge mistake for them.

That's right, things should always be done in the best way, the withdrawal of our winnings at the casino should be the first and only option that every player should have, this will avoid from every point of view the addictions, regrets, and different things that everyone goes through.

At all times we have the power to decide what we will do with the money we earn at a casino, how it will be used and how it can be taken care of, that is where the personal decision is respected, only something like withdrawal is recommended to always have better results and in the long term.

Not until you have a 100x winner and you decide to cashout on a 5leg betslip because favourite team was down at the break of the first half and went on to win the game :P these things happen ::)

Jokes aside, but I do agree with you that if the cashout offers given are profit making,  then for sure this is golden but where the offer are like 30% of your stake..am certainly not taking that offer unless am 99% certain that my winning chances are running on thin ice!

But still, cashout is king  8)

Hey at the end of the day a win is a win, especially if you are counting on the money and can't risk losing I would say that the cash out option is most definitely king and something that you should take advantage of if you can't afford to lose that liquidity. It might not be as much as you would have won and sure you might end up kicking yourself later but hey its something that is nice to have the option on.

You are right when any gambling site sees an unusual withdrawal amount for that user the gambling site stops the withdrawal and then manually checks the withdrawal. And when the withdrawal is checked manually they approve the withdrawal and when they think their might have something wrong they might need additional verification.

I dont think there is one right answer as to what someone should do.  What is known its nice when a site will offer cash out odds because then it gives you a choice.  In terms of should you is the age old question.  For me it still goes back to my personal odds vs the sites odds.  If i think that the odds are still in my favor then i will likely ride it out.  But there are things that alter that like, are you down a bunch and this will get ypur bankroll back to healthy.  If so its not a bad thing to bank the money.  Usually if im in the green i let it ride no matter what.