Have you ever lost a bet in this way?

[Stedsm]

I used to gamble in a different way till we got introduced with a feature called "Cashout" which wasn't there for few years on crypto gambling sites. Now, whenever you make bets, not some average or tipped ones but high confidence bets, you see that you've already won and the odds that you placed your bet on (which could be higher than, let's say 1.50x) and it has dropped to 1.01x, will you use your "Cashout" feature and leave / lose a few % of profit just because you fear that the game can still change? Or you'll just go with the flow and let the game run, and you'll wait till the end to get complete profit?

Now, my main question,
What if you didn't cashout your potential winnings and then suddenly, the game changes and let's say that you placed a bet on a Soccer match between Team A and B and you believe that Team A will be the winner (based on less odds and past performances), the score is 1-0 and time is 89 minutes. Now, if Team B manages to score one goal at the last minute and set the score to 1-1, won't you regret that you were so close that you must've cashed out your bet, but lost big due to that last minute goal? This happened to me a few times and I bet it may also have happened with many of you. So, have you ever lost a bet in this way?

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[Josefjix]

Gambling is a very uncertain luck. Sometimes you will regret a certain action you took prior to the end of the bet. Sometimes what you did would play out to be one of the best decisions you ever made. Most times I see those cash out features as trick by the bookies, because however the percentage is been calculated the bookies always take the wider margin of the profit at the long run.

[dunfida]

What if you didn't cashout your potential winnings and then suddenly, the game changes and let's say that you placed a bet on a Soccer match between Team A and B and you believe that Team A will be the winner (based on less odds and past performances), the score is 1-0 and time is 89 minutes. Now, if Team B manages to score one goal at the last minute and set the score to 1-1, won't you regret that you were so close that you must've cashed out your bet, but lost big due to that last minute goal? This happened to me a few times and I bet it may also have happened with many of you. So, have you ever lost a bet in this way?

Some NBA bets where games did end up on having an OT due to last buzzer beater shots which do end up for me to rage out because if that shot wasnt able to get in then
i might able to make money.As far as i remember, i do able to experience twice on the same scenario.Of course you would really be having that early celebration when you do
saw that the time limit is only less than a seconds or few seconds which you do saw that it is impossible for the opposing team to score that very much little of time
but eventually it did really happen.Some sort of anger and rage can be felt on that time which is unavoidable.

[Lanatsa]

When seeing that sudden 1.01x odds then I would most likely be cancelling out that bet even if it cost me a little specially if im not really that confident on my bet.

On my gambling career or experience there are times on such changes where I do end up on cashing it out even im on disadvantage but there are times I do have that
YOLO feeling.

No matter what if its a loss or win as long the bets had bee put on then let the game wait till the end.

[CarnagexD]

As for me, I follow a strict rule when I am gambling to ensure that the game doesn't get in my head and ultimately cost me more losses in the process. I automatically stop when I get three losses, regardless of how much I have won so far, this ensures that if I have won in the first part, I still get to keep my earnings, and if I really lost it, I can still get away with something left in me.

[ralle14]

This happened to me so many times on football, recently i'm trying to avoid using cashout as much as possible since there are games where teams could quickly take turns in taking the lead and from what i've noticed the cashout you get on favored odds is so juiced so as much as possible I always let it ride. The only times I cashout is when teams are not on their usual performance midway through the match. Occasionally I hammer the other team if the offered cashout is already too low.

[Lordhermes]

The moment I noticed the cashout feature in gambling platforms, i began to think how this will really leave gmablers in tears, at op, this happened to me so many times but I have always been at the winning side if actually I hold on till the game finished, I have been very careful when picking the games I placed so likely the last game favours me all the time, If my game would ever go wrong, then it would be the first game to cut my slip.

[Hippocrypto]

As for me, I follow a strict rule when I am gambling to ensure that the game doesn't get in my head and ultimately cost me more losses in the process. I automatically stop when I get three losses, regardless of how much I have won so far, this ensures that if I have won in the first part, I still get to keep my earnings, and if I really lost it, I can still get away with something left in me.

That's the best strategy to make while you're running out of funds when bet in gambling, we must decide in a smarter way. When you stop, everything will fall into place and finances will be saved in order to be used for another important purpose.

Our world doesn't just end with gambling, because there's a another diversion that would make us more efficient. If you lost in betting, then moving out from that binds is our last options to prevent from being drowned to addiction.

[blockman]

That happened to me many times and learned from that mistake. It's always good to take your profits or initial first before commencing to another bet. It is what safety first means whenever we bet.
But if you're too eager not to cashout and you think that there's really a big chance you'll win, remember that it's still a chance and there's still room for losing unless you name it as a sure win.

[Wexnident]

Well, a bit of profit is still a profit imo. I've lost a few (not really a few but a lot) of games like this especially when the opposing team just somehow manages to get their inner beast outside for that small span of time. That span is seriously enough to influence the entire bet I made and it's frustrating, yes, but it also somehow feels quite amazing especially when you see it happen at the last moment. I tend to mostly forget about my bet and just go with the flow of how the game goes, even if it rooting for team A and there's a huge disparity between the two but team B somehow plays well, heck I'd root for them all day since that's what makes the game interesting imo.

[Silberman]

I used to gamble in a different way till we got introduced with a feature called "Cashout" which wasn't there for few years on crypto gambling sites. Now, whenever you make bets, not some average or tipped ones but high confidence bets, you see that you've already won and the odds that you placed your bet on (which could be higher than, let's say 1.50x) and it has dropped to 1.01x, will you use your "Cashout" feature and leave / lose a few % of profit just because you fear that the game can still change? Or you'll just go with the flow and let the game run, and you'll wait till the end to get complete profit?

Now, my main question,
What if you didn't cashout your potential winnings and then suddenly, the game changes and let's say that you placed a bet on a Soccer match between Team A and B and you believe that Team A will be the winner (based on less odds and past performances), the score is 1-0 and time is 89 minutes. Now, if Team B manages to score one goal at the last minute and set the score to 1-1, won't you regret that you were so close that you must've cashed out your bet, but lost big due to that last minute goal? This happened to me a few times and I bet it may also have happened with many of you. So, have you ever lost a bet in this way?

I think that has happened to every single one of us since that is relatively common, however I would not take such option and the reason is precisely because of the money you are leaving over the table, I am pretty sure that if we made the math we will find out that we are in fact losing money by doing this so if I was gambling in a casino with this feature and I was presented with the scenario that you present I will keep my bet going as it is the best option for me long term.

[Darker45]

So, have you ever lost a bet in this way?

A lot of times. But no regrets. When I place a bet, I am already more or less convinced that my bet will make it. Other than some factors which would possibly make me decide otherwise such as a team's superstar or main scorer is suddenly out of the upcoming game, a reserve is playing in lieu of the main player, and so on, I wouldn't decide to use the cashout option.

To further illustrate how I am normally convinced of my bets, when I do live betting and the odds on my team or player are rising, I would even bet more. And I suffered huge losses because of this. Perhaps I am too emotional at times.

[shoreno]

I used to gamble in a different way till we got introduced with a feature called "Cashout" which wasn't there for few years on crypto gambling sites.

i believe that this applies to sportbetting because in non sportbetting type of gambling is not possible to not have a cashout button unless if the game is not real or theres no real money involved although even if there is a cashout feature we miss look it all the time when we are in the middle of our excitement .

back to sportbetting , i would like to continue what i started and i wont cashout early because i want to win big and if loose is the outcome ill gladly accept it

[Peanutswar]

Gambling a risky thing with a 50 50 situation, if you play gambling there is no assurance of winning the game or losing it. When I play gambling mostly I wage a small amount of money because I can't afford to much of it so the outcome depends on the flow of the gameplay if let's say I wage already 100 USD and then win a double, triple.. of it I take it and stop playing because Ive reached the quota I want the same when losing money I wage a total of 100 USD and then lose it all after that I stop for playing and try to do other things to prevent a full downfall of the money I have but sometimes when we saw the outcome of the game as a lot of "what if I risk this is the possible profit I have" we cant remove this kind of mindset but still always look forward to your decisions than losing everything. Its nature for people to have regrets.

[Kittygalore]

Wouldn't cashout option defeat the purpose of betting in the first place, I don't gamble with bet but I believe that what you are saying is defeating the purpose of betting which is leaving it all to the team that you bet on to make you some profit, gambling needs guts and resolve and cashout option is a cowardly act.

[Xinarae*]

If you have good experience about the game before gambling then the chances of winning are much higher. It is uncertain and depends entirely on the fate of winning and losing that's exactly what you said but cashback at online casinos is a bonus which involves getting back some of the lost funds for a certain period of time there are cashback on different terms and sizes. We need to explore the installations and to choose the best of them we need to know the strategies to make the gambling life of the players easier.

[nitrobetting]

I haven't experienced losing bets because of the "cashout" feature but I imagine it to be really aggravating if I were the bettor. Gambling-wise it puts an additional thrill and likely looks as a side bet that's very tempting to wager on.

My rule is to only bet once in a game, except if I am thoroughly familiar with the teams I betting on.

[Strongkored]

I have heard about the "Cashout" feature but until now I have never bet on a gambling site that has this feature, so I have never experienced anything like you OP have experienced.
There will definitely be regrets when we make a wrong decision so that it will affect the results obtained, but if I bet on a site that has a Cashout feature I would prefer to stay until the end of the game regardless of the outcome.

[iamsheikhadil]

Lots of times actually, and that's why it's called gambling, because luck plays the biggest factor and impacts most here. You can find the similar example from game of crash which you can find in lots of casinos, you put some amount at bet and set a auto-cashout but at the same time you can always manually cash-out anytime you want before the rocket/the crash ends. I have put bets on 2x many times only to lose at 1.90x or even one time 1.98x. Regret? Maybe, but what if we cashed out early and later find out that had we not cashed out, we would have had more money! Regret is possible on either side

[swogerino]

I used to gamble in a different way till we got introduced with a feature called "Cashout" which wasn't there for few years on crypto gambling sites. Now, whenever you make bets, not some average or tipped ones but high confidence bets, you see that you've already won and the odds that you placed your bet on (which could be higher than, let's say 1.50x) and it has dropped to 1.01x, will you use your "Cashout" feature and leave / lose a few % of profit just because you fear that the game can still change? Or you'll just go with the flow and let the game run, and you'll wait till the end to get complete profit?

Now, my main question,
What if you didn't cashout your potential winnings and then suddenly, the game changes and let's say that you placed a bet on a Soccer match between Team A and B and you believe that Team A will be the winner (based on less odds and past performances), the score is 1-0 and time is 89 minutes. Now, if Team B manages to score one goal at the last minute and set the score to 1-1, won't you regret that you were so close that you must've cashed out your bet, but lost big due to that last minute goal? This happened to me a few times and I bet it may also have happened with many of you. So, have you ever lost a bet in this way?

This is different for every gambler.For me I never use the cashout button on single bets and I use it a lot for multi games tickets.When I win for example 3 of a 6 leg parlay I almost always use the cashout button as waiting for the other three games to finish adds a lot of variance and the bet can be lost easily.So for me it depends on how you see it.