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We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

I think if we considered that emotional breakdown effects is unhealthy for us with the disappointment of loosing the bets, we can always appreciate every moment that our greed does not lead us to emotional risks..

As the topic title reads

Some times game's with avaliable cashout can still become a losing game in the end even if the cashout is up to 80% the total winnings which is as good as winnings also, for me cashout is an added advantage for gamblers that have the courage to accept their present realities and calculate their risks in such a way that they are not totally put out if the lose or the dont also lose out on the winnings since they will definitely cashout more than the amount their bet with.

Not cashing out and eventually losing the bet is not a bad thing depending on the gambler in question. Not everyone likes to cash out before the full game is over. Similarly some other gambler could argue that not cashing out is an expression of greed yeah it's only true based on his own perspective.

People who really place bets for fun hardly cash out some just bet on a game and forget they ever did and move on to watch the match. What's important is to not be too naive and optimistic about winning so your psychology is your edge in my opinion not exactly therapy.

a gambler will regret cashing out if his initial bet has won he basically just gave away the win at that point but you just really have to accept what’s done is done
it’s normal to feel excited or tense during placing a bet or during a match but if gambling runs your emotions too much then you might want to relax a bit and take a step back because gambling isn’t supposed to stress you out so much

Actually in this case I think that when we are in a gamble whatever the decision when we are in the middle of it should not make us regret the situation because it is our own decision.

Regardless of cashout or not in the middle of the ongoing bet I don't think it is a reason that we doubt or anything because as long as we have enough and we are not too sure that the bet will end up profitable if continued then why force ourselves.
Maybe this will sound like someone who is quite skeptical but the decision taken when cash out in the end could be an advantage that we can get.
Some time ago I had multiple games and there were cash outs I could have made but I didn't which led to a loss in the last game.

So in this case I understand that in the end not all multi bets must be made until the end because the decisions we make determine the final fate of the bets we make.

The cash-out option in sports betting really made things harder. Before, we just placed our bets and waited for the result, win or lose, simple as that. Now with cash-out available, it feels more like trading and it adds stress to something that’s meant to be fun.

We can’t avoid it anymore since it’s part of most sportsbooks, but with enough discipline we can just ignore it and stick to our original bets.

Bettors should use small amount of money to bet which will really help them. It is not good to bet frequently and also not good to use huge amount of money to bet. Like the cash out, I bet on one or two matches and I do not like to cash out even if I am losing, just because I am able to afford to lose the money and because it is a small amount of money.

If I see a profit above 50%, I will cash out if possible, but if the situation is favorable, I will not cash out and believe in my initial prediction. How unlucky it is when I see a win but at the end of the game I lose, most of the time I cash out because I always doubt my prediction, rather than feeling anxious, I just do what I want

Gamblers or bettors most of the time risk their emotional, Psychological and mental health in gambling through using an amount that looks furious to them and probably may not be able to take it smoothly on themselves if they loss it, that exactly has brought people to risk between cash out and letting the games play out. some times I usually place safe by risking it high with same amount but one plays out and the other I take the cash out, it definitely helps you a lot of Yiu have a set amount you use to gamble. Yet surely, how you perceive gambling is only going to be your therapy, because sometimes we may not be able to find consolation after a near miss loss.

In gambling we often regrets every action we have not taken or we have taken but we celebrate it when it comes out positively, forgetting that these things are what attributes to the gambling we involving ourselves. Of course when the negative results comes out we allow it to ruin our day or even affects our ways of reasoning but when the positive results comes out we term it to be our knowledge and how good we could be while gambling. The bottom line is, you are just that lucky that very day to have let your emotion didn't control you to have a cashout or not having cashout.

Why should I place a bet when I know I am going to cash out on the long run, that doesn't make sense to me, although we have some gamblers that make use of cash out most times to their own advantage, but for me excitement is in the winning, and not the near winnings experience that comes with cashing out before game ends.

I just bet and walk away for a while then check to see where my luck will take me, sometimes it works against us and we lose all but since we bet with a small amount, it won't hurt.

I typically don’t check back the game when I available cash-out so no regrets on my side. I also rarely use cash-out since I want my prediction and bet to play through because that’s the essence of sports betting.

If you are scared to make your bet continue only means you are not 100% playing sports betting since there’s a fear that your analysis is wrong.

I believe the only time I use cash-out is when I bet pregame while on the actual game 1 player is out of the game.

Mental health is and should always be treated as a priority because it is the seat of power when it comes to making solid financial decisions that could make you a rich person, and that's why I prioritize the cash out option over waiting for the game I bet on to be successful at the end.

I don't want any mental stress over indepth analysis, so I just pick few easy games and play according to my pocket. It is quite stress-free and I always use the cash out for now unless am playing casino based games where I can only quit after few games of being unlucky.

for me I don't have anything to regret if I've already made my cash out from the game I played, provided that the amount that I cash out is higher than the amount I bet with I will be happy that I have not lost my capital and I have made the profit no matter how little the profit is I will be excited because it is not easy to make a little profit from gambling, there is some people also who will be waiting for the game to play full and at the end of it the game end, so we should not be greedy it is a greatness that met some of us not to benefit from gambling sometimes that will be an option of cashing out but so many of us we ignore it because they are looking for a Higher money to cash out so at the point they will lose both their capital and the profit they supposed to make from cash not, at last I don't need to regret my cash out

Cashout is not what we can just see like that, it's been done base on the calculations that has been made already on the game to be able to help us prevent losing the entire bet before the end of the match after which the match is in our favour to almost win the entire bet, while they take away the cash out opportunity the moment they realized that they are winning already against us, these all depends on how we can take the risk for either conditions applied to us.

This will be the umpteenth time that we will be talking about the cash-out option. It's just same opinion which is not to gamble with your emotions. If you know that cashing out a bet will later become a problem for you when the bet eventually plays according to all your predictions, then you have to discard the use of the cashout option but if you know that cashing out and winning part of the total amount will not be a problem when the rest of the events plays as you predicted then you can cashout. Staking 2 bets that contains same events is also a way to outsmart the cashout feature because you will have the choice to cashout one of the bets while the other bet can still play all and you go home with the full amount. In all, never attach emotions to gambling, it will help you even in times when you have made a wrong decision while gambling.

Gambling plays with your psychology but this is something that you can put under control. Lets talk about the situation of cash outs,  whatever decision you make is not really something you should take seriously because you cannot know the outcome of gambling, if you cashout a game that plays out there's no way you would have known so there's no point in beating up yourself over it, that's why it is called gambling in the first place

I think the decision to cash out is never easy, sometimes I think I could have made a profit if I waited a little longer and sometimes I could have gotten out early and avoided a big loss. The most important thing for me is to think about my mental health. And in my case every time I didn't cash out my money after winning big I ended up losing money by betting again. In fact controlling your mind is the hardest thing to do when you have a balance in your account. So in my opinion, logic is more important than emotion in betting otherwise you will regret it later.

I think that early cashout of the bet is more of an advantage than a disadvantage, it is better to regret winning a small percentage than to regret having continued if the bet results in losses, but it is true that this leaves a feeling of "I had to continue", but the most advisable thing is to assimilate that feeling and leave it aside so that the next time the dilemma presents itself to you again you have a clear mind and are not influenced by this, and if necessary you can withdraw early again without the pressure of continuing with the bet based on your last experience.

Cash out is highly useful, its about time and money.  Sometimes you cannot watch, you got to go do something and the game might still turn so you want to at least put yourself into certain profit and thats the useful option it is.
   Ideally you arent forced to cash all of the bet, even better the bet size should never worry you this much and its not a big deal just a game.

That's where the lesson is learned from each of those potential cash outs that we should have done and yet we didn't. And after that decision, we start losing. If many gamblers are repeating this mistake, that's the problem that they have to figure out when the cash outs are ready and they're not doing. It doesn't matter how much you've been withdrawing and the most important part is that you're in profit or if you're just trying to cut your losses. A win is a win, and it's better to have it than to lose it when you're already there and have the chance to cash out and yet you did not do the right thing.

Yeah, that feeling though, for sure most of us have been in this kind of situation and we understand the mental impact on us. But for me it's like depends on what time of the day it hit me. Like if I loses and didn't cash out early and I played at night, I will simply go and sleep when I losses to avoid those noises in my head. But if it in the morning or afternoon, gonna be hard though as you have to carry it throughout the day.

But after that hit, then I will be good though, I will just think that it's not for me to win that time and so I will go on and not be bother by that because after all we should be in control of ourselves and not allow gambling.

Cashout option is not for everyone. As a bettor you need to identify what kind of bettor are you. Are you the type that can confidently and comfortably take cashout offers without regretting or are you the type who would prefer to see your game till the end, not minding if you lose or win. Every bettor is supposed to fall under the two mentioned category but its all different now. The type of bettor these days, dont know what they want when it comes to cashout options. They want it to always go their way, if they cashout let the game cut and if they did not cashout let the game play, when it is not always like that.

It's better that a bettor makes his decision while staking on the game of their choice. The decision could be withdra cash out or allow the game run till the end, if such decision is made beforehand, it helps the bettor not feel regret of any outcome they get because they already prepared their mind for it. If someone is indecisive of the what to do before placing the bet, they will end up making rash decision that will either lead to regret.

When gambling, it is always better not to be controlled by our emotions if we really want to be more relaxed and enjoy the game, gambling with emotions has led alot of persons to cash out their games unnecessary when they are supposed to win that game which is always very risky for us .

Emotions and gambling are two different things that are not supposed to mixed up together if you really want to have a good result, but for some gambler that is the way they love playing their games because of the fear of losing all their funds at once, but to be realistic for the fact that you also have a set aside budget limits that you often gamble with you are to be more relaxed than when you don't because either you lose or win should be seen as fun, I think this this emotional attachment is mostly applicable for those that has not really plans their gambling life in terms of setting a limit in bankroll and time.

It is just so absorbing how someone will even on his/her own will take decisions like that of the cashout in order to manage risk on the  probability risk of loosing the bet.  
When the game finally plays after cashout they  feels disappointed and when the game is lost they feel regrets why they did not take the available cashout then.

Those are specifically unsatisfiable kind of players who don't just gambles with their funds but their emotions with the greed of walking away with 100% profits all the time there is a cashout availability. Meaning... There are times they don't even smell the attempt of cashout.

Therefore decision making is important and we must be sure that the decisions we make are the best for us.
Indeed such feelings must exist and can really happen but of course when we have made a decision then we should be sure of this.

In some moments in betting that I feel it is not uncommon for me to cash out because I already feel that the profit is very enough for me or there are several things that make me not sure the bet made goes according to plan but after that happens then whatever the final result is never regret it. The step I did was not to look back at the bets I made before (which had been cash out) even though something like this seemed like avoiding problems but in the end this condition was very worth it for me because I could calm down without thinking about what had happened.

If you cant control your emotions gambling would become very frustrating especially when things are not going as expected...sometimes you can cashout and end up winning the bet but are you supposed to let that get to you? Emphatically no, if you made profit from the game that you cashed out then there shouldn't be a problem...The problem with a lot of gamblers is that they fail to be content when they make small profits

When I decide something in the game I keep it until the end, I don't regret what I do, if I make a decision even if it's bad I do it because that shows security and yes, that has a strong psychological meaning , the person who is mentally strong will not let themselves be carried away by bad steps, bad paths, that will not affect us, in the game we are very congested with adrenaline, emotions and that makes us make mistakes, that's where the mentality comes in.

Great point, but this is one that many people ignore... the problem is not the game itself, but how we react emotionally to it.
Many of us spend far more energy regretting what we could have done than on the act of betting itself... who has not thought about a win: "I could have bet more," or about a loss: "I should have cashed out"... the problem is not the outcome, it is the pain we keep rehashing over the missed opportunity.

That is why I liked your idea of ​​seeing this as therapy, of training our minds to accept the outcome and understand that betting is a game of probabilities, not certainties... and thus reducing that anxiety about what we "should have done". Because worse than losing is blaming yourself for a result and no longer being able to focus on the next ones and stick to your strategy.

I've been constantly telling people that when they're going to place a multi-bet, they must first have a plan, second, analyze the games well and position them well, so that the low-risk games are first, the medium-risk games are in the middle, and the high-risk games are last. For example, if someone made a 10-game parlay, then the first 3 games would be the games with the highest probability of winning, the 4 middle games would be of medium risk, and finally, the last 3 games would be high-risk.

If the person has won 8 games, there's no need to wait for the last 2 games knowing they are high-risk games. The person has already made a profit of 3x, which is a lot, and they can cash out and move on without regret. The problem with most people is that they are so greedy that they forget that making a profit of 3x is much better than making no profit at all.

Yes. I think I have experienced this many times. The situation where you are expecting to get bigger profits by just waiting for the other games to end, or just cashing it out with a bit of a cut on the profits.
It's learning how to appreciate the "cash out button" too. Sometimes it will make us regret that we pushed the button, but it's about our satisfaction meter, and if we are grateful, that little cut won't matter to us.
Truly, you can breathe wonderfully if you end up making the right decision by cashing out early, but still, we must also accept it if it could've been bigger if we were braver.

Everything was aimed at gambler's better gambling experience, only if we see the need to cashing out before the end of the games, its actually an opportunity, because a single game can cause the whole ticket to waste of we missed it at the last minute, some may think that it for drastically reduced what they stand to earn after the match is complete, but we can't predict on what may happen next, the risk of losing chances is there, therefore we need to take the risk upon any decisions we go for.

Gambling doesn't have to be this hard bud, gambling doesn't have to be this difficult and draining, but unfortunately, several gamblers have turn gambling to their main source of income, this is the root cause of anxiety, disappointment, angers and all sorts of emotional break downs when we ought to be living our life in happiness knowing we only got one of it to spend here..

I personally try as much as possible to avoid what ever will take my joy away, and I gamble when ever I feel like doing it because this is what I want to do at that moment to have fun, and I've promised my self that when ever gambling stops being fun for me, I will avoid it and this is what I've been doing and it's absolutely good.
One doesn't have to allow what they have absolutely no control over affect their mood, dictate for them when to be happy and otherwise, it makes no sense, I am not saying a person should be happy every 24 hours of the day but atleast..

From my past experience, I often used to cash out my parlay bets when the odds were higher than @5. Then I’d rebuild the parlay with different picks and lower odds. But more often than not, my first picks ended up winning while the new ones lost. That’s when I started doubting myself every time I placed a bet, and I got into the habit of cashing out whenever I felt unsure without realizing that it was actually a mistake.

After realizing that, I understood that it’s much better to bet only with money you can afford to lose, so you don’t have to worry too much if things don’t go your way. That way, our emotions will remain stable and it will be easy to control ourselves.

The subjectivity here is very high. Someone can gamble completely, right up until the end of the game they're betting on. Losing is their friend, but winning is a blessing.

Cashing out isn't bad for those who aren't confident in their bets; it's far better than continuing. These people often fear going home empty-handed. For others, an empty wallet isn't a problem as long as they complete their bet.

The bolded is that singular reason why anyone who treasures their health should cash out given that option. Wealth without health is nonsense. For those who are hypertensive, that's their best bet besides not even gambling or trading at all. Those two engagements will keep one's heart racing and that's not good for fragile hearts. A lot of people have passed on watching games and it's obvious to deduce that they had bets on those games.

Even taking 50% of the total winning expectation as cash out is still a win for me, whether the games end in my favour or not.

For something as risky as gambling, when you get an available cash out it's usually ideal to take it and go. But most times many of us would prefer to stay disciplined no matter what the end results might turn out to become. One thing that's more painful in this case is when eventually the game ends in a lose and many people goes into regrets. Only a few would not even mind because that already made up their minds to risk that particular amount on the game and if it was lost it still won't mean anything to them. We shouldn't always be emotionally attached to our games. If you can bear the risk that let the game play out completely if you can't then cashing out would be the best move.

There is no point in feeling disappointed of losing any bets. Bet outcomes are dependent on something you cannot control: luck. Feeling regret does nothing of use. It is far more important to gamble with a set plan and guidelines for yourself. How much you want to lose at most? That should be your max gambling fund. And how often do you think you should gamble? What happens if you win an X amount or higher? Should you leave or stay?

Don't go in without a plan which will help you not lose all your money so that you do not feel disappointment, regret or shame even if you lose.

Stress resistance is highly valued these days, I've even noticed that those with good stress resistance have better career advancement and are better able to handle unexpected situations. I think this will also apply to gambling, and such people will be more resilient during losses, allowing them to make the right decisions when it matters most. I don't think there's any need to talk about therapy here, it's simply the ability of the psyche to be resilient to any stimuli.

I don't think so. You see, I think you're making a big mistake when you talk about betting and gambling. You're talking as if it were a job, a lost income. No, you're making a big mistake.
It's called gambling, not gambling work. So your approach is dangerous.

If you treat betting as a job, it’s the most unrewarding job there is. You can indeed make good money from it, but the stress, time, and health you spend aren’t worth it. Besides, there’s always a risk of losing. I think it’s much better to master a less stressful profession and grow in that direction, while keeping betting purely as a form of entertainment.

I am of the opinion that it is better to get a smaller win than expected, than to get a loss and lose what you bet.
Winning even a little more than what you bet is still a victory, you have to settle, or you run the risk but then you have to take the bad or good consequences.
Those who play all in run a risk, those who play conservatively run the risk but move with caution.
The choice is very personal, but from there, in addition to your psychological ability, you also need to have the courage to make a decision.

To reach the cashout stage, you have to go through many steps, so you have to gamble with discipline and patience. Cashout is not about regret, it should be about not stopping the game at the right time. I mostly prioritize bankroll and make every effort to maintain it properly. No gambler will regret not cashing out if he maintains his bankroll properly. Due to this, you will not face mental breakdown because you know what your capacity is. Along with financial capacity you are mentally prepared.

Who cares as long as we are cashing out our profit. Even if it's far lower than our expected profit, it's not be a problem. There will always be a betting opportunity to come, and it will always there.

The winer is the one who cashing out their profit, and not someone who being greed enough but face the lose in the end.

The funny thing is, these near misses and regrets sometimes lead to our failure and loss. Sure after cashing out, we oftentimes see that we should've bet another round or something. But we fail to consider that these experiences can always give you the other result- which is loss.

Be contented with every win that you experience. Those wins, whether big or small, keeps us grounded. If we always look backward and never forward, we would succumb to addiction thereby causing more losses on our part.


You are definitely right- the regrets that some are experiencing fail to consider the losing result. Sometimes we only look at the "what ifs" but not the "I was right" whenever we cash out. Avoid being greedy because this will lead to our downfall.

This rule is often discussed in trading? if you don’t withdraw the profit you earned into fiat, you will likely lose it in future trades. I think the same applies to gambling? if you just keep playing and your winnings stay on your deposit, at first it seems like your balance is increasing and everything is fine. But if you don’t withdraw your winnings, then during the next losing streak or even due to a mistake you could lose all your winnings, and possibly your entire deposit. That’s why I agree that withdrawing winnings is the right and necessary step for every player.

You have explained main problem with betting, high stress of keeping high stakes bet is just as bad as sadness of losing, and bad feeling of cashing out early can only make people more greedy to bet again. The key is that you are not playing game without your mind state, and in case worry is too much, smarter and healthier option is to cash out, although you may regret not having made more money in future, but you must think about your mind health more than just trying to make as much money as possible.

I agree to that, profit even how small it is, is far better than losing your initial deposit, I like the idea that you have time to continue but you need to be wise not to fall into greediness and lose along the way. If you have that kind of mindset and you are good in executing your plan strategy, there's always a good chance that you may win and continue enjoying your gambling sessions.

Greed should be the last thing that you see inside you, as your positive way of thinking will give you a clear view of potential success that may awaits you.

In essence, a person's psychological strength can be a form of therapy for themselves. In the context of gambling, the ability to manage emotions, accept results, and resist greed is a reflection of healthy mental balance. Disappointment after cashing out actually indicates a natural emotional dynamic between hope, fear, and regret. However, this is where psychological skills come into play. How can a person manage emotions, avoid being trapped by greed, and make decisions with full awareness.

Therapy is not only an external healing process, but also an internal ability to recognize one's limits, manage expectations, and maintain mental balance amidst pressure and uncertainty. Every time we successfully refrain from impulsive decisions or accept results with grace, we are actually undergoing therapy through our psychological strength.

The uncertainty of what to expect after cashout has been one reason people do keep and express that skepticism about cashing out. this is why for some persons they have that rule of never cashing out, they only accept if its either a win or a loss, for them they accept their fate of loss or win before it comes, but for those who consider cashout an option, they are ones who gets to go through the emotional roller coaster of regrets and no regrets after they missed out on a cashout or they lost a game they once had a cash out opportunity at. the unhealthiness of the emotional effect i believe can be relative, and this is because for some persons, they will taking to heart so much that it may affect them health wise meanwhile for some other, they will just make no deal of it and then they move on without having it cause them any problem.

Greedy gambling will inevitably lead to emotional betting. If the outcome is a loss, disappointment is certainly what will be experienced. The effects of disappointment will definitely impact the gambler's psychology indirectly. However, each gambler's response
will vary. Our mindset when facing losses indeed affects the pressure of losing in gambling. Cashing out can actually protect gamblers, but can also end in regret. However, those who use the cashout feature should have already considered the risks.

But it is difficult to avoid the temptation to finish the bet because our mind will think about the maximum winning. Many times we delay cashing out because we are sure that our prediction will give us the win and we talk about a big win.

That disrupts our emotions and makes it difficult to stop gambling by cashing out the money. But if we always remember that the change in the match can happen, we will cash out immediately. Maybe we win but we may lose and that means we lose our money.

@xenomorfo I have think you are the one getting it wrong. @bhadz to me was basically harmonizing about how some bettors are in opportune to take cashout but due to greeds they decides to take risk of trying to take the whole profits.
Meanwhile there are possibilities that they can even lost that opportunity of taking that small profits and could lead to regrets.
It is a counterpart in gambling that encourages contentment.

Already, every bettors or gamblers are potential to make profits after a stake which apparently does not imply as a means of income as you allegedly countered the opinion.

Gambling has a way of playing with your psychology, that is why you must discipline yourself before you think of gambling. I have been in situations where i had to cashout based on the fact that the game i bet on was going in the opposite direction of my prediction, I had to cashout only to end up wining the the entire game. I wasn't bothered because I was still in profit, this is a common mistake gamblers make, they think cashing out means they lost but as long as you made profit you shouldn't consider it to be a loss. Learn how to control your emotions when it comes to gambling

Greed is one thing that has stopped alot of people from becoming winners and successful in so many gambles. Instead of them to be contented with the little they have gotten or just focus on winning, they want to accumulate as much odds and gains as possible, even beyond the normal sense can take. They want to reap much more than they have sow because of their greed  but in the long run it becomes a problem for them before they end losing even the little win they would have gotten if they were more patient and content with the little wins.

Lol this is exactly the reason why I really prefer not to monitor my games after placing a bet, because the cashout options are often offered when the situation becomes so tense, which if ignored could actually prevent you from making impulsive decisions. You’re right that discipline can make one avoid taking cashouts but we all know that it’s easier said that done. The best way to avoid making that decision is to not be aware of it in the first place.

Yeah as you just laughed over the truth is just how fun you should treat everyone single times you spend on the casino or your sports bets temperament.

Cashout was more likely been an added method of withdrawal according to your winning odds while the game is still live.
So just took it interesting but yet they are the ones to regret their decisions.

I don't think that I've ever compared gambling as if it is a job. What I am saying is if you're able to withdraw and you have something to withdraw, take it as profits come and go and if you miss that part, you're going to regret it. Maybe you just have misunderstood what I was saying.

Yes, that's what I am saying and not that dangerous approach he's saying. I have never treated gambling as a job either.

At maximum time, emotions do not allow us to make the right decisions at the right time, which results in more adverse results and losses in the hope of winning big. It is too late for a gambler to realize that not everything always goes according to our predictions, which results in him losing whatever he had the potential to win.

So in my opinion, gamblers should control their emotions and cash out when they are in a favorable situation, avoiding excessive greed to win big. Because betting opportunities are constantly available, it is often wiser to wait until the end to win big from just one bet and get out early rather than face losses.

There are people who can be emotionally strong but most of them can lose their control to emotions so when they feel like they are overwhelmed with emotions due to cashing out or losing the bet just take a break from that for a few days or even week depends on how affected you are from that loss not financially but emotionally and then when you feel like playing again just go and do your analysis.

Since every one of us has different temperament and emotional levels, we need to know our ranges so we don't do what is going to crumble our life just because we are gambling. Every gamblers must know what will happen to them or what they would do that will break them so they don't enter such a shit when the red flag is obvious. Whenever I noticed that I have been gambling too much, I will quickly stay off and focus on important things.

This is something we have to learn, but unfortunately for many of us, it takes huge losses before we realise that greed should not influence our decision to go on or stop.

We should ask ourselves, when faced with a situation like this, whether to move on or stop if we are comfortable with it and can live with it. So whatever the outcome, we can accept that.

Many of us depend on the phrase let it be or que sera sera, but cannot accept the possible losses that will incur.

This is a crucial stage in Gambling, when the gambler is confused wether to cashout or still hold on, it makes you become skeptical and at thesame time exhausting as you have said, making you not knowing what to do and what to do at thesame time, it's a delima situation. But the best way to get over it is to take a chill pill and get over it. Believing that there are two things in Life which is either you win or lose. Either you allow the game to play till the end and win all according to the potential win on ticket or cashout and take what you can according to how your emotion leeds than being somewhere in between, than later losing and become angry. Sometimes gambling make you man up by controlling your emotion as never to be moved by changes. Do you even know that a running game is just like a trader who has entered trading, who's money is going through volatility, it also involved emotional control. So mastering the act of decipline is good for every gambler or trader.

When greed comes into play in betting, the decision can change. The level of greed in betting should definitely be kept at a tolerable level. I myself have regretted many such bets. Sometimes it was a big mistake to cash out my money and sometimes it was a big mistake not to cash out. These situations happened more often when I had high expectations. One should definitely review the decision well before placing a bet.

That feeling often comes when we win; the choice is to quit or continue. As you feel, I feel the same way, but the pattern is similar when I trade crypto. Even though I reached my target position that day and could have taken a day off, due to greed and wanting to double my profits, I re-entered, resulting in a loss of 50% of my capital and profits that should have been cashed out and enjoyed. That's why we always fall into the same trap sometimes, often irrationally, wanting more and more when our immune system is high. Especially in gambling, we always want to chase losses and, if we win, want to fold for a while longer.

No, but I wasn't talking about you or the other guy; I was just making a general point. I just picked your post to make my own point.
Many people think they can make money by gambling or placing bets, but unfortunately, that's not how it works.
The only sure money is the one you earn by working.

True but right now, or should I say most of the times, it turns out to be more of a trap to most gamblers. The casino knows that there’ll always come a time that the game will become very tense and look like everything is falling apart, but most of the times, things often end up falling in place after that, but it only takes discipline and patience to overlook that scenario, which very many gamblers lack, so they brought the option, offering you way lesser than your potential win because they know majority would wanna take it.

Very true mate, it's very important cause it help manage the risk if losing out completely but there at times when it can be annoying especially when the potential win is very huge and you cashed out something that's not close to half of it then the whole game later played, anyways it's better to win something than lose completely, I used to be sad when I cashed out too soon but lately I've learnt to be contented since I didn't loose out completely.

Gamblers should bear  in mind that the first step to gambling is you being able to bear the risks involved in  gambling, most persons have died from emotional shocks and depression too because they can't handle the thought of loosing. Because of this particular act some people rush to cash out the little amount that has accrued in the account from an ongoing games that has not ended because they don't want to go empty handed.

Psychological one should be healthy enough before engaging into gambling, out of fear you can cash out the money you are seeing and at the long run the game plays and you die in regrets. To be on a safer side we should also bet with the amount we know if we loose it won't affect us mentality, play with small amounts, have a budget for your gambling schemes and know when to quit playing especially when you are on loosing streak.

I have lost a game in the final minutes which was leading with a 2 goals advantage earlier at 90 minutes and ended in a draw which denied me my win, and seeing a cashout of almost 95% of the money which I ignored while I was waiting for it to conclude got to my chest. Since then I learned my lessons and am always skeptical about the injury time and if I have a winning ticket which happens to enter the final minutes, I always cash it out for single bets and for my parlays I would always cash such out if it was my last game about entering additional time.

It is better I was not following my games which I mostly do than watching my last game enter extra time While I have the opportunity of cashing out real good money and not taking the extra risk of having it conclude before I claim my winnings.

Why we should take the gambling on that way where we will face the stress and finally risk our state of health instead of the fun or enjoyment?
Even I would saw some facts are also cause of this like when the peoples bet on huge amount what they can afford to loss or even he can afford that fund that was also high, and also he forgot about the loss that it was a part of the gambling. Or also those persons who are naturally takes everything very serious, these kinds of people should stay far away from gambling because these person will always be stressed up instead of having fun.

To avoid all of the psychological stress to your health don't bother watching the games as they get in-play, doing this you wouldn't have any issues after all, especially when what you used in gambling is what you can afford losing. We all as gamblers have to learn to understand our thoughts and emotional strengths. If you're that guy who can't deal with deciding on what to do about cashouts when it goes wrong then you shouldn't keep tracks on the games as they proceed and be ready to accept what outcome it lands you, it's as simple as that.

Hmm Isn`t it what we are playing for?
As for me, when we make a bet we want to get emotions. That`s it: you want to cashout, when you cashout - you want to return the bet. It`s what you paid for.
With such betting(if you cashout or increase bet during the game) it would be difficult to get profit, but you will get really bright emotions. If it is more bright that you can endure - make a bet and close the app until the end.
Choose your way and be happy.

When cashing out feels like a bad thing to do for a gambler, it's when they have given out a win that the money will go a long way in solving their needs, they cut it short because of anxiety of not losing the whole money.

For me, choosing the option of cashing out on a bet is not a bad idea because it is better to have cash at hand even if it is small than not having cash because the outcome of the bet can be unpredictable, not go as predicted

Correct, we need to practice that well in controlling that kind of emotion, once you fall to that feeling your apetite will increase and instead of having that profits and enjoy, you'll fall to that greediness and keep trying to win more, most of the outcome turned agaisnt you and you'll see yourself chasing that supposed earnings worse, it also added your initial deposits.

Better to save both your time and your opportunity to enjoy such luck, quit when you are in green or whenever you feel that luck is not on your side to avoid losing everything.

If I understood your point correctly, you mean you shouldn't gamble with your winnings? Then I'd like to point out that there are rare cases where you can multiply your winnings. One time, I was at my brother's and decided to play slots all night. I told him I'd be happy to see him lose everything in the morning—a brotherly joke. When I woke up at three in the morning to go to the bathroom, I found him sitting and smiling in front of the computer. He'd multiplied his deposit eightfold. I told him to stop, but he said he'd increase that amount as well. By morning, he'd lost almost everything.

From my perspective is one you made the risk, already why not take the chance to make a risk with the bet youve into it, also add the confidence and the knowledge, and guts you feel with bet you place. The use of the cashout feature is to give an additional pyshcological strategy to the users because they made a bet already and the cashout feature might cost you additional amount just to save your money but of course just a feature for those people who make a doubt to themselves and there's an instances or unexpected occurrences happens before the game starts.

This matter of greed and dissatisfaction is something that happens to people placing bets and are being too expectant.
I pity the traders more because they're not only staking with such amount and average gambler may stake on bet.

Of course crypto trading is more potential for source of income which may require bigger amount than gamblers. They both share same emotional risks while the greedy effects on gamblers may turn addiction.
This issue of regretting after single mindedly made decisions should be worked on else, it will cause a lot of harm in the future.

You will be wise of you just click that greenling at your first sight because that moment may be he chance for you to take that profit or count lost as alternative outcome if you are trading longer for bigger profits

Psychology is the most important aspect of gambling and this is what a lot of gamblers lack control over, when you cant control your emotions as a gambler you would always be on the losing side this is due to how greedy you'd be and also desperate. I thnk people need to do a proper check on themselves before they think about going into gambling, know your limits and how mentally mature you are

Indeed, I think greed is something that everyone who gambles has experienced, but the difference is that some people can control it well, while others can't. Furthermore, we should gamble prepared to lose and only deposit what we can afford. Greed and other feelings arise, I believe, because they aren't prepared to lose. Conversely, when they win, they follow it with greed, not by immediately withdrawing their winnings.
While sometimes cashing out is a big mistake, and sometimes, not cashing out is a big mistake, the important thing is not to assume that gambling will guarantee a profit.

Im laughing, but its true, the worst feeling isnt actually the loss, its when you cash out early &  see that bet eventually wins, LoL . Believe me, that feeling is worse than the loss ! ! 😂

But you are right, controlling your emotions is half the battle in gamblin world. If you can keep your head cool &  not let greed or panic control your moves, then you are already way ahead of most gamblers.  Discipline is the real therapy here, , not just winning

People with cashout early experiences may or may not have any of the negative emotions which you have described. I think that with more years of expereinces in gambling comes desensitization effects. Would you feel as disappointed as you would have felt when you were just starting out gambling and lost than when you are in your year 3 or 4 of gambling? I don't think so. They are very different feelings. Any one that is gambling and suffers emotional breakdown that affects them for more than an hour is still a newbie gambler. We usually shroud off those feeling as we become more experienced.

 It is always greed and the motive or drive of making huge profit from gambling that's the reason why some person may feel that it is wrong to cash out game half way. Even if it happens that the whole game happens to play as predicted at the end of the day and I don't  see the reason why they should feel sad about it. To me as long as our betting is already in profit there shouldn't be any reason why we should hesitate to cash out if given the option

Never regret your decisions, whether you cash out early or decide to hold till the end, it’s all part of the game. Once the choice is made, let it go. Regret only drains your peace of mind and makes you doubt yourself the next time. At that moment, you made the best decision you could with the information and feeling you had. Sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn’t. What really matters is staying calm enough to learn from the outcome and move forward with a clearer mindset.

Well... We can say the worse feelings may not be about the loss but that comes when we have already taken the available percentage of the profit out of FOMO while the game plays out successful. Lol.

But not when greed has caused us loosing everything when we had the chances for cashout. Then the loss will become the utmost problem because the green light does not give an uninterrupted guarantee.

So at the end the loos becomes the ultimate ultimate where the regrets becomes worse if we never had a single profit when we had the chance.