$90,000 all in bet

[abel1337]

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.

Well OP is very confident with his bet and based on the result of his past bets, its clear that he did pretty good in growing his money through bettinf. I wouldn't balme him if he bet that kind of money on a single bet given that he is clear that he did the right choice. Betting has a lot of risk and I know that OP knows it, it's just that the bet he did this time crushed his grown money and efforts to waste. There are good paths in steady growing his money like what you said but OP is confident on his bet and I don't think that he will take a chance to miss in betting on this game.

We should hope that OP learned his lesson in not going all in even how much is his confident on a game.

[Saint-loup]

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



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It was the first time you've made such profits in such a small amount of time? If it wasn't the first time it would mean you're a very strong bettor and you will be able to recover your losses soon. Unfortunately I don't think that's the case, otherwise you wouldn't have placed a bet with such a large proportion of your bank roll. Most bettors say one bet should never exceed 10% of your bank roll. In addition you wouldn't have played on this sportsbook which has a poor reputation among sport bettors.

[GxSTxV]

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Ouch! That hurts a lot losing $90k in one bet i can’t imagine how do you feel right now. I can’t understand why you didn’t take that money with all that effort turning out 4k only to 90k and enjoy them in a long vacation Xd.
You clearly have much courage and previous experiences as this one since you made it and updated your posts, not many people can do that and handle first the stress before the match and the bad feeling of losing. If it was me honestly i will be broken haha. We would like to see all your betting journal you started from 4k.
I hope it’s an experience for you that was so expensive and make you think twice before gambling too much,

[Hispo]

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Ouch! That hurts a lot losing $90k in one bet i can’t imagine how do you feel right now. I can’t understand why you didn’t take that money with all that effort turning out 4k only to 90k and enjoy them in a long vacation Xd.
You clearly have much courage and previous experiences as this one since you made it and updated your posts, not many people can do that and handle first the stress before the match and the bad feeling of losing. If it was me honestly i will be broken haha. We would like to see all your betting journal you started from 4k.
I hope it’s an experience for you that was so expensive and make you think twice before gambling too much,

I am afraid got carried away by greed and the ambition of money, perhaps enough so he would not need to bet again for a long time...
This thread, I think it is a good lesson for those who have ever thought to go all in a single bet hoping to go big or go home, some hundreds of bucks at hand can be more valuable than the uncertainty of thousands, if your prediction is accurate...

I won't lie, if something similar happened to me, I would be devastated, beyond anything I have felt before.

[o48o]

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Ouch! That hurts a lot losing $90k in one bet i can’t imagine how do you feel right now. I can’t understand why you didn’t take that money with all that effort turning out 4k only to 90k and enjoy them in a long vacation Xd.
You clearly have much courage and previous experiences as this one since you made it and updated your posts, not many people can do that and handle first the stress before the match and the bad feeling of losing. If it was me honestly i will be broken haha. We would like to see all your betting journal you started from 4k.
I hope it’s an experience for you that was so expensive and make you think twice before gambling too much,

I can answer that. Because, in short, how do you know when you are finished? You could ask same question from traders. Why didn't you leave at the top? Because no one knows where the top is. If you think you are going to the moon you are betting money for it, and without it you can't go anywhere.

I have been in a position where i need to choose if i keep $50k or keep riding higher. Because when you start from $50 and end up having $50k that money suddenly starts to lose meaning. I mean you can't live with $50k for a long time and you start to reach for money that keeps you and your kids wealthy, and funny enough, that sum is never big enough. You might have a goal now, but trust me, when you get there that number sounds like peanuts compared to what you could have. And you have to pay taxes too.

[PX-Z]

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Ouch! That hurts a lot losing $90k in one bet i can’t imagine how do you feel right now. I can’t understand why you didn’t take that money with all that effort turning out 4k only to 90k and enjoy them in a long vacation Xd.

He is not your average gambler and sports bettor, that courage will tell you how brave someone can be. It is indeed a huge loss but could be a huge win, unfortunately. But to tell how he post and share the win and the lost will tell you that this is not the first time he did this.

[TelolettOm]

I am sorry for your loss. I hope you take the lesson about your emotions.

Not only about emotion, but he must also get a big lesson to avoid being greedy. He actually won $90,000 and he has an opportunity to stop betting temporarily. Ideally, he must enjoy more than 75% of the money and only bet again less than 25% of $90,000. Or he can start betting again with $5,000 - $10,000. I think it is enough to allocate for his next betting.

Another thing, OP has a lack of experience in managing his money. It is very risky for a gambler who has no ability to manage his money. A gambler can end up losing everything if never learn how to manage money.

I know how you feel when you put it all in. Maybe God is still with you and still generous to give to you the winning. But, you must take control of your emotions dude, this is gambling where you play with a round ball that can run anywhere.

Yep. God already gave him big money. He should thanks to God and stop playing temporarily. But he became greedy, he forget that luck won't come every time.  

[Negotiation]

It's very sad and honestly, you are very brave after such a big loss you have handled the situation many people get frustrated and can't control themselves. From here it will be convenient to move forward with your experience. The damage done to the gambling platform is very difficult to recover. I would never bet that much. If you invest in this, the loss will be less. Gambling is an addiction in which you will always be in a daze, building your life beautifully. Those who know life is one, and life only once, live life not only looking back but also looking forward. Look forward, don't look back.

[South Park]

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 just hope that was not all your capital, however I cannot help to wonder why you went all in with such bet? I mean you have been doing well and obtained 22x your initial capital, why risk it all in a single event? If you had a way to become a profitable gambler then that was the moment to become more conservative in the case something like what you are experimenting now happened to you, as right now you will have to start all over again and who knows if you will ever reach the same level of success as before.

[STT]

Its not greed so much if he built the ability to make the bet himself then its his choice.    Always take profits along the way is what I would ideally choose to do but I play multi bets on sport all the time which of course is putting all of the previous bet onto the next match and rolling it over.    All he did different is do it manually this time, imo I would have taken out a thousand or few for myself as consolation prize.
   Don't be too down on yourself and try to repeat the result but start small when building and stay calm in your choices in order to achieve as much.

  Keep posting your bets and your reasoning for betting each way, I think the process of writing it down may help as a kind of revision to improve your results possibly.  Explaining a process can help solidify the reasoning for it, increase consideration of factors and will improve accuracy.
   I'm venturing 1 merit towards this most noble endeavor in hope you complete your crusade in victory to your multi bets 🤴  

[TravelMug]

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 just hope that was not all your capital, however I cannot help to wonder why you went all in with such bet? I mean you have been doing well and obtained 22x your initial capital, why risk it all in a single event? If you had a way to become a profitable gambler then that was the moment to become more conservative in the case something like what you are experimenting now happened to you, as right now you will have to start all over again and who knows if you will ever reach the same level of success as before.

What do you mean that is not his capital? it's his money regardless of what the source it, maybe it came from his winnings earlier and wanted to continue his success. But we all know that there is huge risk, and he knows the consequences of it. Either go win or win big, that's is.

In this case, it was a wrong bet for him, so he didn't turn up his money to $90k and for the majority of us here, we can only cringe and says that he could have made the bad decision. But this is OP's money and so we can't really blame him for this kind of risk bet.

[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.

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.

Greed. That's the only reason. He wanted to earn more money than he already had, which was a lot of profit he could get.

He probably won't be able to get that amount again in one day as I'm sure it is due to his luck coming at the right time. But he can bet again with his remaining money and hopes to hit one big win. But I don't know because it also depends on analysis and luck. If he is lucky, he can win a lot of money. Otherwise, he would lose again.

[len01]

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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.

partially withdrawing funds is definitely better but the problem is OP may be over confident because maybe within a week he has a winning streak and naturally the dopamine in the brain increases which causes one to feel happy and believe that the next bet will win.
I say this because I was in a position when I managed to double my money from $ 50 to $ 1000 but in the end they all lost because of overconfidence. maybe, being confident is very good but it would be better to use good control not to spend all the money.

[Solosanz]

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.

That's what called as luck, he can turns his $4000 to $90,000 because he was lucky, but when he want to turns his $90,000 become $180,000 he's not lucky anymore.

It's true he might be a billionaire and he don't mind to lose $90,000, it's just a peanut for him. But if $90,000 is a big money for him, he's a gambling addict. A gambling addict isn't just a bad luck gambler, they're greedy and want to make money in gambling.

[YOSHIE]

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.

One real lucky for you, rare happen, maybe say 1 in 1000, rare, but you managed to win sports betting bet, for me top OP and good luck for you.

Gambling is indeed unique, sometimes we often see members here crying about losses, but OP did something extraordinary $ 4k to $ 90k, fantastic, anyone wants to be like that, maybe luck has not been on our side, including me you have a good impression to display your victory here, hope that other members can follow in the footsteps of winning your bet, congratulations and success for OP in the gambling arena.

Looking at your win today i think sports betting might actually be real, dunno.

[piebeyb]

It doesn't matter, friend, try again later, you are a true gambler who dares to bet big than what you believe in, but this will be an important lesson for you that all winning bets will not continue in a row. You will find that you will definitely experience defeat once in a while so use bets another day wisely, I'm glad to hear of your courage to renew your failed bet here.

Usually people prefer to share their wins than their losses, but here you share your experience and your luck made $4k to $90k and then you bet big on it, but it's really regrettable hope you get another chance and luck later. good luck trying again guys

[kamvreto]

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.

Greed. That's the only reason. He wanted to earn more money than he already had, which was a lot of profit he could get.

He probably won't be able to get that amount again in one day as I'm sure it is due to his luck coming at the right time. But he can bet again with his remaining money and hopes to hit one big win. But I don't know because it also depends on analysis and luck. If he is lucky, he can win a lot of money. Otherwise, he would lose again.

A greedy person will never be satisfied, he will continue to think that it is lacking. want to get more profit without realizing that the risk will come and teach him the lesson that he will lose it all.
Hoping for one big win with one bet, it could make him filthy rich and could lose it all in a flash. And the analysis carried out will also have no effect if the opposing team has greater luck. Losing $90,000 for me would be unimaginable, I'd rather use my 10% to gamble and use the rest to build another business or trade crypto.

[pawanjain]

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Ouch! That hurts a lot losing $90k in one bet i can’t imagine how do you feel right now. I can’t understand why you didn’t take that money with all that effort turning out 4k only to 90k and enjoy them in a long vacation Xd.
You clearly have much courage and previous experiences as this one since you made it and updated your posts, not many people can do that and handle first the stress before the match and the bad feeling of losing. If it was me honestly i will be broken haha. We would like to see all your betting journal you started from 4k.
I hope it’s an experience for you that was so expensive and make you think twice before gambling too much,

Greed makes one blind. While he had the opportunity to get a handsome amount of money in his bank account he chose to go for more.
Either he is too greedy or he is ultra rich and $90k isn't a big deal for him.
I think he is already a rich person and hence he had bet all in on $90k and didn't care much about his losses.
There are many such people who bet big and lose big and don't care much about their losses.

[Aikidoka]

I wonder if this screenshot is not manipulated, because you know everyone could change such stuffs of websites, but If you truly placed a $90k bet, I must say I'm sorry for your huge loss. It's quite uncommon to see someone gamble such a large amount of money on a single bet, I think I never seen someone who placed more than 50k$ in a bet before. The fact that it came close to being a win only adds to the disappointment and it really feels bad. My suggestion would be to move forward and avoid taking excessive risks with gambling. Instead, consider using some of your earnings to enjoy life in different ways, such as traveling to other countries or engaging in other enjoyable forms of entertainment. 

[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.

Greed. That's the only reason. He wanted to earn more money than he already had, which was a lot of profit he could get.

He probably won't be able to get that amount again in one day as I'm sure it is due to his luck coming at the right time. But he can bet again with his remaining money and hopes to hit one big win. But I don't know because it also depends on analysis and luck. If he is lucky, he can win a lot of money. Otherwise, he would lose again.

A lifetime of luck has been used but the mistake is expecting it to happen again.
I agree with you that luck is not certain that he will get another time and maybe it will come again when it has been several years or not at all.
Surely everyone who sits at gambling has experienced this problem and it is all because of greed.
If I had been the Op I would have stopped my bet thinking it was my luck and enough with this amount unless the Op had even more money in his savings to lose such a large amount he wouldn't feel like a loss.