How much money do you leave in crypto casino?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I only leave money on casino balance if it’s less than 1000$ or less but this is only applicable on casino that I used for more than a year.

I am not against leaving balances on casinos but I, with all honesty think $1000 is way too much to leave on a casino, no matter how reputable the casino is.
But this is only my thought anyways,  you might have a lot of money which makes $1000 seem like $10 for you, if this is the category you belong to, then please don't mind me.

What about you guys? Do you leave your balance in your casino balance or you withdraw immediately regardless of the reputation of the casino?

I leave nothing more than $100 on a casino, I am not a regular gambler, but this has nothing to do with how regular or irregular I gamble, if after gambling, and I have a balance more than $100, I simply withdraw to my personal wallet, it doesn't matter how reputable the casino is, I simply don't trust them to keep my funds safe, balance I leave on the casino is an amount I can comfortably afford to loose, and for now, $100 is the amount i can comfortably afford to lose.

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[Issa56]

It is on a case-to-case basis and some people leave some amounts in their account so they will come back again after a few hours. Perhaps, it saves time and fees which is also an advantage for this idea but doing this is only advisable if the casino has known for its good reputation. Do, I'm not doing this (leaving some amount) but for me, it was still okay as long as we still have the plan to gamble again even though the money will stay for a many days and this is also a way to assess if the casino can really be trusted or there is something questionable.

I think leaving money in a casino is just a choice, depending on what every individual prefers, if you think leaving money in casino is the best for you, then you can definitely do that and if you think withdrawing all your funds is better you can also do that, depending on what everyone prefers. Like me I prefer withdrawing all my money after gambling and am sure some people will just withdraw their profit and leave their capital their, why some will withdraw their capital and leave their profits their, so I believe it's just a choice.

[OgNasty]

I rarely leave more than $200 sitting in any service, trusted casino or not.  I've seen too many hacks and scams over the years to trust funds sitting around anywhere near a hot wallet.  I'm sure with the proper security and using a trusted site, you're probably fine leaving a few hundred dollars so long as you're fine if it's lost.  Hell, maybe billionaires would feel comfortable leaving a few million on a site.  It's really about your personal preference.  For me, a couple hundred bucks is all I'd be willing to lose as a result of my laziness.

[m2017]

During the time I gambled a little, I was not afraid to keep my deposit in the casino wallet. This is primarily due to the fact that the casino had a good reputation and my balance was not significant, not to mention the winnings. If I could hit a big jackpot, I would prefer to withdraw all the prize money to a personal address. Not because from that moment on, faith in the reputation of that online casino has drastically shaken, but because crypto can only be called your own if you alone have access to it. In general, the same is true with any money.

[DoublerHunter]

During the time I gambled a little, I was not afraid to keep my deposit in the casino wallet. This is primarily due to the fact that the casino had a good reputation and my balance was not significant, not to mention the winnings. If I could hit a big jackpot, I would prefer to withdraw all the prize money to a personal address. Not because from that moment on, faith in the reputation of that online casino has drastically shaken, but because crypto can only be called your own if you alone have access to it. In general, the same is true with any money.

^That is definitely right, even how big or small it is not ideal to leave our money/crypto on any gambling platform because even though how reputable they are, the time comes or it can be easily shaken when the time comes they will ruin their reputation. I rarely leave money in gambling casinos even though below $50 because I know that I don't know when I gamble again. I know there are some gambling casino that will automatically lock or delete your account of you are not active in 3 months.

[Docnaster]

During the time I gambled a little, I was not afraid to keep my deposit in the casino wallet. This is primarily due to the fact that the casino had a good reputation and my balance was not significant, not to mention the winnings. If I could hit a big jackpot, I would prefer to withdraw all the prize money to a personal address. Not because from that moment on, faith in the reputation of that online casino has drastically shaken, but because crypto can only be called your own if you alone have access to it. In general, the same is true with any money.

In terms of security of fund, we do not count reputation to it. A gambling company can be reputable but doesn't have a good security system to secure your fund. That is why reputation is different from security. The best practice should be to avoid leaving money that you are not using to gamble in the gambling site. Only leave money for gambling in the gambling site. That is exactly what I do and they are spread across few gambling companies.