[Survey] Do you still play or stop the game?

[Issa56]

If my target for that day is just to double my money, then I will definitely take my profit and wait for another day, but if my target is higher than double, then I will continue playing but we all know that greed is not really good, we should always know when to stop, don't think because you already double your money at the beginning of the day those not mean that day is your lucky day, if you continue playing you might endup losing all your money both profits and your main capital. I know most people will continue playing because their is always joy whenever you are gambling and you are winning, just few will stop and take their profits.

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[blue_hurricanger]

Slot machine is my favorite gambling and yeah, it was kinda like that. You got one or two lucky spins, think you were covered for the rest of the day so why not keep on playing? Next instant, drained from all the money you won as well as your fund for the day. The thing that slot gamblers like you and me should do to be out of that vicious cycle is: Stay adamant about our original goal when playing slot.
If it was for fun then at the end of the day, our losses were minimal since fun fund, get it? But if it was for the money, get out and stop playing once you got a few lucky spins and positive balance.

[traderethereum]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

I’ve been on this situation many times before and I keep playing until I get the entertainment that I want and to have more profit. But the result is always ended up losing everything because it’s very easy to increase bet if you knew that your money that you use is a profit. 

Let's say I have just played gambling for 5 minutes and suddenly, I can win 2 times the amount of my initial money.
Of course, I will stop playing and withdraw the winning money.
I don't want to lose that winning money even if the casino offers me to get another amount of money to continue gambling.
And I think I can continue to gamble another day and spend the money on something that might be useful to me.
I was afraid that if I continued playing, I would lose all the money, even my starting money.

[Mame89]

Though you'll end up losing the money you put up as a stake, but you'll still make more money. It wouldn't hurt you if you lost all of your profit to gambling because you got enjoyment out of it, but if you can manage to keep your initial capital secure and only risk the money you make after that, all the better. The initial money will at least still be available. However, the majority of gamblers are greedy; perhaps that is one of a gambler's characteristics.

Gambling people will realize that big losses are frustrating. here he will fix the system that was implemented yesterday but return the money that has been lost, it will only continue to be wasted. until he is tired of his position he will realize that playing gambling needs to be relaxed and does not have to be quick to make profits because it is the other way around. systems like you said can turn around greedily in the middle of the road, I've experienced this. the results collected in a few days can be lost because emotions happen again

Based from the poll, the number of voters who will stop playing the game is higher.
But I believe, in actual scenario, most of them will continue to play especially if you are still early in the game.  
In this scenario, it depends on the player's financial capability and his goals for that session.
They said, they will be stopping early but can they really control the desire to play more?
Because the reason why the OP is experiencing such situation, because just like most, he continues to play despite earning good profits early in his game.

novice players will continue to be curious about gambling games that can get a lot of folds in how. most beginners they will be given a sweet gift to increase the belief that I can hockey in this game. The big win did not turn into money for them because it was returned again, which made beginners curious. and until the point of saturation defeat often occurs, will make their own way

[uneng]

Yes, I stop playing and get really satisfied on this situation. There is no reason to want more from a gambling session than the double of your initial bankroll. When we are lucky we need to make that luck worth something, because it makes no sense to be lucky and continue playing until eventually losing all the profit recently made. So stop while you can, enjoy your profit smartly, and if possible make it grow investing somehow.

[Google+]

Maybe some people or most people if they have already made a profit in a percentage above the initial capital then they will raise a bigger bet just to find luck in a bigger multiplier and most of them will often have the misfortune of losing everything in the end. in essence, winning in slots is always determined by luck, so if you experience the fate of making a profit on a small bet, then you should enjoy the victory that day without having to multiply your bet to a bigger one because this can trigger a large emotional level. I will be more careful in this case maybe we should look on the bright side which is to stop playing for that time. maybe the op can see some productive advice given by some of the senior members here in the context of gambling so that you can feel the results of the wins you have earned without having to lose in the end.

[Fortify]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

I’ve been on this situation many times before and I keep playing until I get the entertainment that I want and to have more profit. But the result is always ended up losing everything because it’s very easy to increase bet if you knew that your money that you use is a profit. 

It all comes down to your level of self control and what you're even doing on the gambling site in the first place. If you're there for a bit of fun, then doubling up your money might not even be that appealing to you - changing $10 to $20 is not a life changing amount to almost anyone. Most gamblers would just keep going and ultimately spend through all their money because they are just "enjoying" the game. If you're there with a specific strategy in mind, like making the most of free bets or enjoying some perceived bonus then you might actually decide that is the correct point to cash out. Casinos are very much based on algorithms so you need to figure out where the balance lies.

[NewRanger]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

I’ve been on this situation many times before and I keep playing until I get the entertainment that I want and to have more profit. But the result is always ended up losing everything because it’s very easy to increase bet if you knew that your money that you use is a profit. 

If what I budgeted for the day can still keep me going I will continue to play my bet , if get to the point of my limit I think I will stop. I will only use money I can afford to lose to play gambling. It is only greed that will make someone to use all the money he has to play on gambling.

wise decision ,don't take decision based on our E-motion and mental when loose. If we consistently do this way , there is no huge lose in our gambling
 Based on daily limit it could save us from disaster, maybe our limit today get lost but maybe tomorrow Will win. Alot of gambler didnt set their limit, as long as they have money it Will continued no matter at the moments suffer loss.

[Hispo]

I would definitely stop and call it a day.
Not only I would stop, but I would also withdraw it all and perhaps swap it to Bitcoin to hold.

However, if the initial deposit is relatively small, like 5-20$ and I got 10-40$ I would feel tempted to try my luck once again, and see if I can turn those 40$ into 100$ before withdrawing.
Keeping in mind my few past experiences with slots, I would probably end up back to 10$-20$ or losing it all. So I guess my reply to your question is rather situational.

[Cookdata]

Greed in human increase exponentially as soon as money is involved or see one, gambling is luck and skill combined but sometimes you don't even apply the skill that much, somedays just shine at you and you win what you don't even expect and when that happens, if you don't control the greed in you, you may forget the principle that made you wager an initial bet and thus, continuously playing until you lose everything you have the whole day.
I have been there and not just slots alone, I have won an amount that will literally change my week if not weeks on a virtual game but greed didn't allow look at the good side of what I had won that time and a couple of bad advice from people, instead of walking away, I tried wagering the remaining in the hope of getting back some of the loses before leaving the booky shop, that was how I went home without any significant payout on me. It was a sad experience but that was in the past during horrible gambling days, more smarter now. 

[Viscore]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

I’ve been on this situation many times before and I keep playing until I get the entertainment that I want and to have more profit. But the result is always ended up losing everything because it’s very easy to increase bet if you knew that your money that you use is a profit. 

The right thing to do is call it a day and go home with joy. But my mind says continue to play more because there is bigger profits waiting ahead. I know a lot of us experienced this and since we are born greedy, we gamble more only to lose our profits even our capital at the end of the day. This is the reason why we never mostly win in gambling because we always want bigger profits and never get satisfied with small ones.

[harizen]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

I’ve been on this situation many times before and I keep playing until I get the entertainment that I want and to have more profit. But the result is always ended up losing everything because it’s very easy to increase bet if you knew that your money that you use is a profit.  

It all matters on how much the winnings I got on that specific spin or roll. If it's just doubled the bet then that was too low since my highest stake per spin in a slot is just $1. Never I will bet at around $5 above on slots per spin. Back to the winnings, if it's a decent amount, for let's say I hit good multipliers, I will not gamble all those winnings but instead will just try my luck for maybe 10 spins to see if such a good result will happen again.

If after a fail 10 spins or more, my temptation will be tested if I will continue or just stop. Again, if it's a decent win, I will surely not gamble all of it.

[serjent05]

The right thing to do is call it a day and go home with joy. But my mind says continue to play more because there is bigger profits waiting ahead. I know a lot of us experienced this and since we are born greedy, we gamble more only to lose our profits even our capital at the end of the day. This is the reason why we never mostly win in gambling because we always want bigger profits and never get satisfied with small ones.

Yeah, we all think that stopping is the right thing to do but somehow our inner desire of getting more wins surpasses our control and makes us continue betting.  The more we win the more confident we are in continuing since we are playing with a bigger margin due to winnings.  Our inner greed often times kicks in if we get a scenario @OP is stated. 

the best thing I read so far in another forum is that - the root cause of evil is not the money but it's the greed which make a person evil
I watched a movie earlier and in that movies a helicopter crashed in the middle of the jungle - the survivor used money to lit fire to keep themselves warn -that is the value of money when you have no mall around

Money isn't evil at all, it is the love for money that a person will do evil thing just to get it.  The part of the story you stated is flawed, there are lots of dry woods and dry leaves in a jungle, so making use of money to lit a fire is just an exaggeration, 

[tabas]

It's no brainer for me that I'll stop and will just have to secure the profit and enjoy it and go back to zero again after spending those winnings that I've got. It's better to enjoy and have fun with it rather than feeling sorry and sad of losing it back to the casino when you're able to spend it back then.

Money isn't evil at all, it is the love for money that a person will do evil thing just to get it.

That's also what I have been noticing with people using that verse, they're forgetting about the keyword there, "love".

[Yogee]

I guess we can say it's tough not to be tempted when you have a lot of time set for your gambling hobby hehe. It's not often that I win a lot on casino games but I make sure I bag some profits when I do. It's just that I continue to play with a lower wager for more entertainment sometimes so I voted "IDK".

[goinmerry]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

The luck is there that's why I won't stop right away after that win. Maybe I will risks about 50% of that winnings as we don't know that luck might come the second time around. Since I'm already gambling why not face more risks and hope for the best?

In case I end up losing in the end, maybe there are regrets but not that painful to consider as I'm already used to it.

For first-timers or those who got their beginner's luck better don't think twice and just stop playing that day.

[rodskee]

Will definitely push my luck , it is rare occasion that we will be having a easy win in short time so with that? meaning you are lucky and may continue taking that advantage , but of course with limitation that will keep safe half of that wins so if ever luck leaves me? I still have the win though smaller than what could i get if I stand in table right away.

[Note3]

If you are playing gambling for example slots and you double money with just a couple of bets on very early part of your game. Will you stop already or continue playing to earn more?

When only a few bets have been able to double the money its actually the right time to stop even though it is not an easy thing to stop.
But usually, players will assume that day is a lucky day even though the lucky day cannot be known until finally the player stops playing and withdraws the funds from the casino greater than the deposit amount.

[makishart]

If that will be involving a lot of my money and i will not even push my luck even further. that's gonna give me a risk to lose my money in the next bet. I would like to save it and then come back later with low bet. Im always trying to play safe rather than rushing to get huge profit while you know that you may lose all of your money in the next bet and so, that's may become the best decision to retreat from continue the game. I prefer to take a rest and come back it later again. Play with patience.

[blockman]

If the fun is just getting started for me and that's too early for me to win such amounts, I wouldn't stop. I've just started and things are becoming exciting at the beginning so there's no climax yet. Those early wins will give me confidence that it's my lucky day and no one can stop me then.
Until I gain more and get satisfied with it then that's the time that I will stop. Note that, if it's only from the start and a few bets and then I get lucky. But if it's so long and then I've won, I'd be good to stop.