$90,000 all in bet

[STT]

I imagine the OP is on a drinking requiem for a lost bet, a Viking burial for the dream of his fortunes.  If he played that much even in loss he'll get some kickback, the website will allow him to collect a monthly reward and he can venture this towards the next bet.    The basic advice easy to see in hindsight is to make sure to get back the original stake along the way.   If you get back your original money it will allow you to repeat an attempt regardless of your luck this time.  
  Maybe Im too much of a pessimist alot of the time also, my backbone is of a jellyfish consistency for adventures like this one but still theres some worth in preparing for the worst and hoping for the best; don't be all of just one of those things be both and arbitrage advantages from the stability many dont have.

[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.

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.

And we should stop after we can get a win because we don't know if our luck can come again in the next round or if it will just disappear. And by stopping that, we can enjoy the winning money, especially if it's the big money we can get. So don't waste the winning money because we got it hard, so we must appreciate it. We can gamble again after resting so our minds don't think about another win. And that can make us more relaxed in playing and we don't really hope to get lucky again because luck can't always be with us.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I imagine the OP is on a drinking requiem for a lost bet, a Viking burial for the dream of his fortunes.  If he played that much even in loss he'll get some kickback, the website will allow him to collect a monthly reward and he can venture this towards the next bet.    The basic advise easy to see in hindsight is to make sure to get back the original stake along the way.   If you get back your original money it will allow you to repeat an attempt regardless of your luck this time.  
  Maybe Im too much of a pessimist alot of the time also, my backbone is of a jellyfish consistency for adventures like this one but still theres some worth in preparing for the worst and hoping for the best; don't be all of just one of those things be both and arbitrage advantages from the stability many dont have.

😂 Haha
I can imagine that as well, OP made a very grievous mistake by allowing emotion to drive his decision, growing $4000 to $90,000 probably made him think or believe himself to already be a professional predictor who can never be wrong, he allowed his emotion to give him false confidence and that's what lead to him losing everything back at the end of the day..
$90,000 bucks is not small amount of money, and no matter how op try to be a man and bear it, the thought of losing such money will always hit him hard and way him down, most especially, if he is like the average gambler out there who probably have never touched an amount of money such as that in the past..

I believe this have taught him a good lesson, and if he's going to gather the balls to stage a come back, he won't make this type of mistake again.

[bangjoe]

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.
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I'm happy for you, it's a very good result. But why don't you want to spend some of your winnings on a relaxing holiday or something else useful. I think going all-in is a bad decision. You need to take some time off from betting on sports. Your decisions will be more considered after a rest.

He has a Pantastic victory, I am quite tempted by what he got that much in a period of one week.

For normal people like us, of course what is done OP is not an imitation, this is beyond my ability to decide the number of gambling.
Maybe he has a lot of money in his bag, and that much is only coins for him, which he can get easily, so no need to worry about money.
But even if he can easily get the amount of money, I strongly agree with you that he needs to take a vacation in betting, if not, with an increase in a gaping scale like that can make people fall easily, and return to the under his economy.

[Dimitri94]

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.

Gambling After getting a big win, some rest is definitely necessary. A person too panicked not to lose his money. The OP wants to bet confidently here because he has a history of winning a good amount of money in consecutive weeks but he should also consider that since he has good results throughout the week, he also has a chance of losing. However, it will not be easy for ordinary gamblers like us to participate in such bets.

[OgNasty]

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.

This does seem to serve as a cautionary tale. I know I would never consider gambling that $90K in this scenario. Turning $4K into $90K would be the win for me… You could invest that and get $3K a year for the rest of your life. That’s what I would consider the win. Must have been a hell of a rush watching 90K disappear though.

[goldkingcoiner]

OP, I am glad and disappointed that you both won 90k and lost it. As far as gambling goes, I think it suffices to say that you managed to entertain everyone here with your lack of planning and risk-management skills. If you ever make winnings, be sure to take some of that money and put it in the "do not touch" pile. You could have at least secured half your winnings. All in bets are never worth it. I hope you have learned something from your mistake.

For everyone else, I guess this thread serves as a decent learning moment.

[dothebeats]

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.

This does seem to serve as a cautionary tale. I know I would never consider gambling that $90K in this scenario. Turning $4K into $90K would be the win for me… You could invest that and get $3K a year for the rest of your life. That’s what I would consider the win. Must have been a hell of a rush watching 90K disappear though.

Me winning $90k from $4k seems like I have run out of luck to use and I wouldn't dare push it even further. I'll get $10k from it and try to bet it on some other things and keep the rest to maybe create a business that will generate an income passively. That's the smartest move as you pointed out, although in the heat of the moment (and when people are feeling really lucky), they can't think straight and their eyes are on the prize mainly, disregarding all reason and common sense.

[$crypto$]

Me winning $90k from $4k seems like I have run out of luck to use and I wouldn't dare push it even further. I'll get $10k from it and try to bet it on some other things and keep the rest to maybe create a business that will generate an income passively. That's the smartest move as you pointed out, although in the heat of the moment (and when people are feeling really lucky), they can't think straight and their eyes are on the prize mainly, disregarding all reason and common sense.

A clear-minded person, he will not go any further because of his ambition, of course if I get a big win I will think about the future that I have to make from the betting money by investing or other things that can benefit you guaranteed, we might say by setting aside even 10% for the bet back was more than enough but what happened with having a big win from the start having to lose a big bet was so sad that even he would probably regret it.

I see all the comments point to the more positive thing not going all-in in one bet because it will be fatal if he doesn't get lucky again.

[el kaka22]

I agree, this was one of the worst decisions ever to bet this much one a single game and it turned out to be a wrong one. But people are forgetting that he was the one who claimed that he turned 4k into 90k as well, which means that he understands this game and it was not really all that far away from this bet being a win neither, one more shot going in means he has 180k instead.

All in all if he was capable of turning 4k into 90k then I am guessing that he will be capable of getting another win streak like that and turn whatever he has left into profit as well. I am hoping he would do that because I do not want to see anyone losing all this much all at once. I get smaller losses that doesn't hurt your life, but this is huge money whoever you are, wherever you live.

[Mr.right85]

I agree, this was one of the worst decisions ever to bet this much one a single game and it turned out to be a wrong one.

No doubt it was one bad decisions from my perspective, one that i wont be able to take but, if you look at the proceedings of the bet, 3 goals was possible. If not for the lost penalty that dragged the first half to a 1 goal is to 0 ending, 1 goal in the second half was something you could always expect to result. I think the user did expect a both team score result as well to have draw 3 goals closer to a realisable outcome but, neither of that happened.

His choice for a single bet was some of the best decision, it minises the risk but, this wasn't one that would play out.

[KTChampions]

I imagine the OP is on a drinking requiem for a lost bet, a Viking burial for the dream of his fortunes.  If he played that much even in loss he'll get some kickback, the website will allow him to collect a monthly reward and he can venture this towards the next bet.    The basic advise easy to see in hindsight is to make sure to get back the original stake along the way.   If you get back your original money it will allow you to repeat an attempt regardless of your luck this time.  
  Maybe Im too much of a pessimist alot of the time also, my backbone is of a jellyfish consistency for adventures like this one but still theres some worth in preparing for the worst and hoping for the best; don't be all of just one of those things be both and arbitrage advantages from the stability many dont have.

😂 Haha
I can imagine that as well, OP made a very grievous mistake by allowing emotion to drive his decision, growing $4000 to $90,000 probably made him think or believe himself to already be a professional predictor who can never be wrong, he allowed his emotion to give him false confidence and that's what lead to him losing everything back at the end of the day..
$90,000 bucks is not small amount of money, and no matter how op try to be a man and bear it, the thought of losing such money will always hit him hard and way him down, most especially, if he is like the average gambler out there who probably have never touched an amount of money such as that in the past..

I believe this have taught him a good lesson, and if he's going to gather the balls to stage a come back, he won't make this type of mistake again.

If you look at the OP's previous threads, you'll see that from time to time he comes to the forum to tell some awesome story. But after a few of them, I no longer have confidence (not at all hehe) that everything he says is happening in reality. I don’t blame anyone, but this behavior looks strange (I remember how in his regular topic he advertised, it seems, the TG channel).

[wheelz1200]

Came back to see if this was a car wreck and seems to be.  That one stings and this happens all too often.  A great run of betting only to be taken away with one wrong decision.  OP, have ypu ever won a bet of this size is this a normal betting range for you?  I'd be gutted if I lost that much in one go around. 

[Casdinyard]

I imagine the OP is on a drinking requiem for a lost bet, a Viking burial for the dream of his fortunes.  If he played that much even in loss he'll get some kickback, the website will allow him to collect a monthly reward and he can venture this towards the next bet.    The basic advice easy to see in hindsight is to make sure to get back the original stake along the way.   If you get back your original money it will allow you to repeat an attempt regardless of your luck this time.  
  Maybe Im too much of a pessimist alot of the time also, my backbone is of a jellyfish consistency for adventures like this one but still theres some worth in preparing for the worst and hoping for the best; don't be all of just one of those things be both and arbitrage advantages from the stability many dont have.

Certainly sad, but I don't think he'll be relishing over this loss. He's worked with such a staggering amount in the past and I'm pretty sure he'd have the chance to work with such amount once again in the future. Just easy come easy go as they say. He'll get back the money he lost from this ordeal, and backtracking if he wants to be disillusion himself to cope he can just say "I only lost 4 grand" lmao, cause that 90 grand from the looks of it was never his for the taking in the first place.

Also, you're not a pessimist, you're a realist. Just cause you don't want to risk losing all your money in one go over a single bet doesn't necessarily mean that you're a coward. You're maximizing your chances of making sure you keep the 90 grand, which in my opinion is far better than the promise of a higher pay.

[Sim_card]

You the man OP, you won it big and I just feel that you have the right strategy for the game or was it that it was your lucky week. Putting your wins back to gamble shows sign of addiction and greed,I hope you know that this time you might loss and will not be as lucky as winning $90K. You should have remove some fraction to gamble with and have fun with some fraction and if possible use some fraction to achieve something remarkable. When I won big then all I did was to the money to take care of some of my major problems.

[ChiBitCTy]

To me this is pretty crazy, but on the other side of things I know that you can't win big if you don't bet big.  I've never had the stomach that many gamblers/better do that can allow myself to even think about making a starting big as close to that $4,000 bet you made, let along a $90,000 bet. 

That being said, this upcoming NFL season I think I'm going to follow the lead of a lot of successful gamblers and start betting bigger.  I unfortunately don't have enough knowledge in any other sports to feel confident betting such large sums, so I'll have to wait the 3 months roughly until the NFL is back.

Best of luck moving forward OP..certainly interested in any big bets you make going forward.

[Popkon6]

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.

You are very brave, a very brave player for betting. Because you made huge money in one week which is rarely seen in history. And even with the fear of losing money you go ahead with the betting and continue betting with honest courage. Here I mean that you are very good at enjoying the game which is why you are betting huge sums of money despite the fear of loss. But I hope you win this match as well because veteran betting rarely misses. Great to see your great success, keep going.

[serjent05]

I imagine the OP is on a drinking requiem for a lost bet, a Viking burial for the dream of his fortunes.  If he played that much even in loss he'll get some kickback, the website will allow him to collect a monthly reward and he can venture this towards the next bet.    The basic advise easy to see in hindsight is to make sure to get back the original stake along the way.   If you get back your original money it will allow you to repeat an attempt regardless of your luck this time.  
  Maybe Im too much of a pessimist alot of the time also, my backbone is of a jellyfish consistency for adventures like this one but still theres some worth in preparing for the worst and hoping for the best; don't be all of just one of those things be both and arbitrage advantages from the stability many dont have.

😂 Haha
I can imagine that as well, OP made a very grievous mistake by allowing emotion to drive his decision, growing $4000 to $90,000 probably made him think or believe himself to already be a professional predictor who can never be wrong, he allowed his emotion to give him false confidence and that's what lead to him losing everything back at the end of the day..
$90,000 bucks is not small amount of money, and no matter how op try to be a man and bear it, the thought of losing such money will always hit him hard and way him down, most especially, if he is like the average gambler out there who probably have never touched an amount of money such as that in the past..

I believe this have taught him a good lesson, and if he's going to gather the balls to stage a come back, he won't make this type of mistake again.

A mistake can turn into a fortune if @OP is winning.  We might have stated a different statement and congratulated him if ever he won the bet.  I never think that it was a mistake since @OP is confident in his bet and had accepted the consequences of his action.  It is that the winning this time is not for @OP and I wish him better luck next time.

To me this is pretty crazy, but on the other side of things I know that you can't win big if you don't bet big.  I've never had the stomach that many gamblers/better do that can allow myself to even think about making a starting big as close to that $4,000 bet you made, let along a $90,000 bet. 

Indeed it was crazy but I believe @OP thinks it is worth the try since I believe he is very knowledgeable about the sports and is capable of predicting the right outcome.  Its that the variable just kicked in making @OP lose the bet.

[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.

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.

Sad but true argument, I have to agree with this one. They don't care how hard it is to earn such amounts, they usually care how to build more and more so they can lose more to feed their gambling addiction. The future is not bright for such types of gamblers, their addiction leads to a burst lifestyle sooner or later. This can be a start point of a gambler who lost everything to chase big wins and he never makes cashout when the winning amount is less than $100k.

[coin-investor]

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.

This does seem to serve as a cautionary tale. I know I would never consider gambling that $90K in this scenario. Turning $4K into $90K would be the win for me… You could invest that and get $3K a year for the rest of your life. That’s what I would consider the win. Must have been a hell of a rush watching 90K disappear though.

I just wonder why OP did not consider taking the $12k and just bet $78k so in case you lose you are still happy with the fact that you still double your initial bet now OP is disappointed with losing everything, I will secure my bet or my bankroll before I go all out so I have no hard feelings if I lose.

When betting we should not be 100% confident of the results this is gambling anything can happen, but OP has a different perspective he is back on the drawing board but taking profit should be part of his next strategy.