$90,000 all in bet

[yahoo62278]

I have been able to turn $4,000 into $90,000 over the course of a week. Today, I am going all in on a bet I am very confident in.

FRANCE LEAGUE 2: GRENOBLE - GUINGAMP



UPDATE: A MISSED PENALTY AND A LOSS. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.

I see you lost your bet, but I'm curious why you needed to YOLO the balance? Why wouldn't you take what you had already made and start betting with some sense? 90k balance you could try to make smarter bets with less risk and lower odds. Maybe try and find a system where you make a few bucks daily and live the rest of your life without many worries.

[len01]

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UPDATE: A MISSED PENALTY AND A LOSS. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.

I don't mean to remind you of your regrets, but only as a reminder not to be too greedy in placing bets. you might in a week manage to win in a row from $ 4000 to $ 90k but remember gambling there are always wins and losses that should be yours but all just disappear.
I understand your emotional situation when you are overconfident, but I hope this serves as a lesson for you.

[Mr.right85]

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UPDATE: A MISSED PENALTY AND A LOSS. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.

I don't mean to remind you of your regrets, but only as a reminder not to be too greedy in placing bets. you might in a week manage to win in a row from $ 4000 to $ 90k but remember gambling there are always wins and losses that should be yours but all just disappear.
I understand your emotional situation when you are overconfident, but I hope this serves as a lesson for you.

Yeah, it didn't end well for the bet in the end and this was a case of over confidence in the league, teams and goal market. Its a huge lose indeed, haven't gotten over 22x turn over of your original stake and still wanted more by going all in to double it.
I think the best thing to have been done would have been to withdraw a portion of it as an insurance. This is gambling after all and in gambling, the unexpected could easily turn out to be the reality of things and this is one of those situation.
OP came quite close but, there is no such thing as coming quite close in gambling. You either win or you lose.
Am sure there is many more where that came from so, you can look forward to the next one.

[Solosanz]

@OP I think you're a gambling addict, it's better for you to seek a help from the professional.

It's not because you've lost your $90,000 bet, even you were won, you're still can't control yourself for not being greedy and use all of your winnings. If you just use 10% of your bankroll, you can bet on the other 9 bets and this will minimize the risk to lose all of your money.

[Johnyz]

@OP I think you're a gambling addict, it's better for you to seek a help from the professional.

It's not because you've lost your $90,000 bet, even you were won, you're still can't control yourself for not being greedy and use all of your winnings. If you just use 10% of your bankroll, you can bet on the other 9 bets and this will minimize the risk to lose all of your money.

We don't actually know the financial capacity of OP, and I think he is aware of t he risk and once he knew it, its hard to tell that its addiction.
I consider him as a professional gambler who can afford to gamble that much, because he already earned a huge profit and wasting that will take courage and risk.
Let's wait for the update of OP and maybe, he have a few bets left in the market.

[Lucius]

I really don't understand why the OP decided to make a bet, which I think is very risky, given that it is about France League 2, and for me it used to be a league in which very few goals were scored. I assume that it was some kind of match-fixing tip, or the OP based his assessment on the last match between these two teams, when even 6 goals were scored.

No matter how you look at it, it's stupid to go with such an amount for just one game, and if the OP had come up with a better strategy, he could have made a lot more money from those $90k.

[dimonstration]

@OP I think you're a gambling addict, it's better for you to seek a help from the professional.

It's not because you've lost your $90,000 bet, even you were won, you're still can't control yourself for not being greedy and use all of your winnings. If you just use 10% of your bankroll, you can bet on the other 9 bets and this will minimize the risk to lose all of your money.

He turns his 4000$ to 90,000$ by doing multiple bets for a week. I doubt that he is a gambling addict because he will not make that kind of huge milestone profit over the course of the week with an addict attitude. Probably he just has a huge reserved money in the bank that's why it's easy for him to bet that kind of money.

A gambling addict will surely lose that 4000$ instantly.

[ethereumhunter]

I wonder how he felt after losing such a huge amount of money but surely he could have been in constant stress and frustration because big money was lost on the table. He's going to have a hard time recovering from previous losses but I think he'll keep trying and maybe he won't stop until he's managed to recover. Maybe he should take a break from betting for a few days and recover from the disappointment of losing it. But if he still decides to continue gambling, he can do so but must understand the risk of losing could happen again.

[fullhdpixel]

OMG you are a brave person. I believe there are not many opportunities to make $4000 to $90000. But you dare to put it all in, if you win maybe it will be amazing, but I'm not sure you will stop and enjoy the money. Maybe you will put everything again until everything is gone then you can stop.

Hope you are okay with the results. It was an incredible gamble, I couldn't imagine it, it was too big for me. Maybe I will be stressed and depressed if I lose that much money
 
Controlling greed is difficult. When we lose, we are curious and put a lot of money in to win. But when we win, we forget to take the money, even though we lose more than we win

That's gambling. there is a lot of risk in it, but even leaving it is difficult. You really are a big man. I salute your courage.

Indeed he is but we shouldn't worry about him because maybe he is a rich guy and that amount is still within his range. If not then I don't think he will have the guts to do an all in bets because gambling is very risky and we mostly have the chance to lose than to win. Actually, there are lots of good ways to turn that $4k in to $90k.

Trading and investing for example. They are also less risky than in gambling because pure skills can be apply here and not just luck. Not all gamblers are the same. Maybe you have a hard time controlling your greed but for him, he already knows what he is doing. Most of the times rich bettors are professional. They have the knowledge, the control, and patience. That is why they became successful in life.

[hopenotlate]

Wonder if he took advantage of cash out option ( had a quick look at the whole thread but couln't figure it out) : guess that on 2:0 result and with still 30 minutes to play they were offering a nice amount as early cash option.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

    -   Wow! I am also impressed by your courage to do that. It's a huge amount in the country I'm in and I can buy a nice house and land,
car and business with that amount.

Don't you have a plan to keep what you won? It's like I'm the one who regrets in that situation, always think of winning and then what if you suddenly lose, you'll blame yourself just in case for sure. If I win that amount, I can't go all in like that honestly speaking.

[o48o]

I see you lost your bet, but I'm curious why you needed to YOLO the balance? Why wouldn't you take what you had already made and start betting with some sense? 90k balance you could try to make smarter bets with less risk and lower odds. Maybe try and find a system where you make a few bucks daily and live the rest of your life without many worries.

I would have taken my $4k out before doing the bet but people don't often do safe choices when they gamble. And i totally understand why OP did it. When you feel lucky you do take risks. I am not sure if there is such thing as smart bet as everything is based in change and luck has huge impact on the result.

If you are gambling few buck worth every day you are most likely lose that $4K just slower, or win slower if you are lucky (and maybe some kind of sports wizard) . I really see no difference in result. End result either happens faster or slower.

[SirLancelot]

Even if you deny it I'm sure it hurts not everyone is so lucky that he can turn his $4000 into $90,000 go all out then lose everything I mean for me this is greed, if you're comfortable with losing that huge winning it still hurt.
I hope this is a lesson learned for many if you made a lot from your bankroll enjoy your winning so you have something good to remember on your winning, I don't know, but you seem to be ok as you are going back to the drawing board, I hope you still going to win and you find the control you need to withdraw your winning and enjoy it.

He is going back to drawing board to turn another 4k to 100k and then he will go ahead and blow the 100k. I don't see vision and purpose in his system of gambling. No matter how rich he is, it hurts the way he is approaching gambling. I know too well that it Hurst Op more than he made it look here.
This type of gambling life will not give Op some peace of mind. After winning 90k, he should have restarted his strategy with almost 10k and use the 80k to take care of life and his wellbeing.

He is either too rich and isn't being totally transparent with us or he is not having enough sanity to understand that turning $4k to $90k isn't a joke and then betting $90k on a single game is the worst thing one can do if they have actually managed to turn their bankroll of $4k into $90k that too on the number of goals to be scored in a game which is never a guaranteed win no matter what.

A normal person would never bet $90k in a single match no matter how much surety they have about them winning the bet since there is always the risk of losing it as well, one should simply bet with smaller amounts and try to turn that $90k into something bigger gradually instead of wasting it like that.

[harizen]

I admire the courage OP has. I would say he is a true gambler, not afraid to take risks and understands that losing is part of the game. You've gone too far, but your last attempt failed. Well, as you mentioned, it's back to the drawing board again. I'm sure you'll grow that money again, given that you have the skills of a true gambler. Keep grinding, mate.

Nope, disagree there. It might be called a true gambler if they are really not afraid of taking any risks but not to the point that they will just do some random risky actions without even a consideration. Responsible betting is what they are following that's why their respective bankroll can keep up with the long-run. In this case by OP, just because he made a good run in the week, he thinks going all-in is a good idea.

A true gambler recognized the risks. Too much greedy is what have shown by OP.

If only he stick to his strategy that able him to turned his $4,000 to $90,000, he might be still in the game right now and already earned 6 digits figures in 2 weeks. He has an impressive strategy honestly but his desire to win more wrecked his focus and want to go shortcut instead.

[Jating]

I have been able to turn $4,000 into $90,000 over the course of a week. Today, I am going all in on a bet I am very confident in.

FRANCE LEAGUE 2: GRENOBLE - GUINGAMP

UPDATE: A MISSED PENALTY AND A LOSS. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.

I see you lost your bet, but I'm curious why you needed to YOLO the balance? Why wouldn't you take what you had already made and start betting with some sense? 90k balance you could try to make smarter bets with less risk and lower odds. Maybe try and find a system where you make a few bucks daily and live the rest of your life without many worries.

Maybe he is not smart after all? and just decided to go in and think that his luck will continue.

So I do agree doesn't make sense and hopefully this kind of lost will bring him back to reality and next time he will do the smart move, not to YOLO anymore and at least keep some money on his pocket.

And I guess it doesn't have confidence to win, you need to be smart as well.

[Cling18]

I admire the courage OP has. I would say he is a true gambler, not afraid to take risks and understands that losing is part of the game. You've gone too far, but your last attempt failed. Well, as you mentioned, it's back to the drawing board again. I'm sure you'll grow that money again, given that you have the skills of a true gambler. Keep grinding, mate.

Nope, disagree there. It might be called a true gambler if they are really not afraid of taking any risks but not to the point that they will just do some random risky actions without even a consideration. Responsible betting is what they are following that's why their respective bankroll can keep up with the long-run. In this case by OP, just because he made a good run in the week, he thinks going all-in is a good idea.

A true gambler recognized the risks. Too much greedy is what have shown by OP.

If only he stick to his strategy that able him to turned his $4,000 to $90,000, he might be still in the game right now and already earned 6 digits figures in 2 weeks. He has an impressive strategy honestly but his desire to win more wrecked his focus and want to go shortcut instead.

I will be more impressed if he will stop for a while after winning $90,000 instead of rebetting it all in. A smart gambler would know when to stop and take advantage of your winnings once you generate a good profit. I agree that Op has been greedy because he already had a huge gain but still aiming for more.
He doesn't need to stick on his strategy but rather be wise in knowing when to stop. Making 4000 to 90,000 is lucky enough for him to be contented and just bet with small amount again. I think he wanted to make huge profit easily than applying the strategy that he has done.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

UPDATE: A MISSED PENALTY AND A LOSS. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.

While I admire your bravery and this is gambling, you still didn't have a second thought of casting that bet.

Sorry for your loss but that's how it goes. If I were on your shoes, I'll play safe and take maybe half or 3/4 of that money and will put the remaining on that bet.

But I am also sure that if you're able to win this bet then we all be still admiring your bravery and at the same time your luck that's able to win you that much.

Sorry to say, but that is not bravery but plain stupidity, even if one have a lot of money to throw around, ops decision clearly shows he doesn't know how to manage money..
Being able to turn $4000 to $90,000 in the course of a week is a great blessing and one many pray for, but then, turning around to lose the entire $90,000 simply mean two things..
1. The gambler is a very greedy person
2. The gambler is stupid and doesn't know anything about money management..

If atleast, he got his initial $4000 investment out, I would have felt more better than I am feeling right now.

[klidex]

I wonder how he felt after losing such a huge amount of money but surely he could have been in constant stress and frustration because big money was lost on the table. He's going to have a hard time recovering from previous losses but I think he'll keep trying and maybe he won't stop until he's managed to recover. Maybe he should take a break from betting for a few days and recover from the disappointment of losing it. But if he still decides to continue gambling, he can do so but must understand the risk of losing could happen again.

Disappointment is certain, even though he has more money but $90,000 is not a small amount for sure he will feel disappointed stressed and even worse will leave gambling for a long time.
I can't understand why someone like Op who has managed to double his fortune from $4k to $90,000 but still wants to double the risk again in a single bet ends up losing all the money.

[seleme]

I wonder how he felt after losing such a huge amount of money but surely he could have been in constant stress and frustration because big money was lost on the table. He's going to have a hard time recovering from previous losses but I think he'll keep trying and maybe he won't stop until he's managed to recover. Maybe he should take a break from betting for a few days and recover from the disappointment of losing it. But if he still decides to continue gambling, he can do so but must understand the risk of losing could happen again.

Disappointment is certain, even though he has more money but $90,000 is not a small amount for sure he will feel disappointed stressed and even worse will leave gambling for a long time.
I can't understand why someone like Op who has managed to double his fortune from $4k to $90,000 but still wants to double the risk again in a single bet ends up losing all the money.

I can relate to why he made such a decision, this is how he turned $4k into $90k. He just keeps gambling to build more and more because it is never enough but we know what happens at the end. Disappointment is real but we can't do anything since OP is the gambler who loves to make huge risks and he hopes to rob the casino bankroll one day. Maybe he wanna be a millionaire in the shortest way possible, who knows. Just my 2 cents.

[uneng]

I wonder how he felt after losing such a huge amount of money but surely he could have been in constant stress and frustration because big money was lost on the table. He's going to have a hard time recovering from previous losses but I think he'll keep trying and maybe he won't stop until he's managed to recover. Maybe he should take a break from betting for a few days and recover from the disappointment of losing it. But if he still decides to continue gambling, he can do so but must understand the risk of losing could happen again.

Disappointment is certain, even though he has more money but $90,000 is not a small amount for sure he will feel disappointed stressed and even worse will leave gambling for a long time.
I can't understand why someone like Op who has managed to double his fortune from $4k to $90,000 but still wants to double the risk again in a single bet ends up losing all the money.

I can relate to why he made such a decision, this is how he turned $4k into $90k. He just keeps gambling to build more and more because it is never enough but we know what happens at the end. Disappointment is real but we can't do anything since OP is the gambler who loves to make huge risks and he hopes to rob the casino bankroll one day. Maybe he wanna be a millionaire in the shortest way possible, who knows. Just my 2 cents.

Easy come, easy go... When money doesn't take too much effort to reach our hands, we tend to not care for it, so we end losing it pretty fast and irresponsibly. Lottery winners are a clear example in several cases. With 90,000$ OP could have made a decent investment in something solid which would have returned him passive income along the time, that could be used for gambling purposes again without hurting the initial budget.

Now all the progress made along the week (which I suppose to have been a chance in one million) is gone. And it's very unlikely he is going to be able to reproduce such outstanding performance futurely.