$90,000 all in bet

[Josefjix]

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.

OP was carried away by his greed acts, he wanted everything in the flash of an eye, not fitting in the shoes, one may have possibly thought of investing in actual business rather than wasting such large sums in gambling, which is extremely risky. I know how it feels to have a valuable portfolio and lose it all due to a simple mistake. Significant sums on a single game, one of the riskiest bets I've ever seen. Is this risk or utter greediness? He should never gamble with passion and confidence, even if he is consistent in this field. Because our plans do not always go as planned, we should plan for option B in cases where our initial intentions fail.

[Rabata]

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.

OP was carried away by his greed acts, he wanted everything in the flash of an eye, not fitting in the shoes, one may have possibly thought of investing in actual business rather than wasting such large sums in gambling, which is extremely risky. I know how it feels to have a valuable portfolio and lose it all due to a simple mistake. Significant sums on a single game, one of the riskiest bets I've ever seen. Is this risk or utter greediness? He should never gamble with passion and confidence, even if he is consistent in this field. Because our plans do not always go as planned, we should plan for option B in cases where our initial intentions fail.

It is not possible to get success in gambling without risk. But I will not support betting with full of my bankroll either. Because if I lose I have to arrange the money again. So I will try to bet in an amount where even if I lose I will have no regrets and I will be able to gamble normally afterwards. If I get a big win and lose it all due to a small mistake, that big win is worthless. I would never take the risk the OP took. Because my assets and plans will be different, I have to manage my gambling systematically in order to stay in gambling for the long term.

[noormcs5]

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.

OP was carried away by his greed acts, he wanted everything in the flash of an eye, not fitting in the shoes, one may have possibly thought of investing in actual business rather than wasting such large sums in gambling, which is extremely risky. I know how it feels to have a valuable portfolio and lose it all due to a simple mistake. Significant sums on a single game, one of the riskiest bets I've ever seen. Is this risk or utter greediness? He should never gamble with passion and confidence, even if he is consistent in this field. Because our plans do not always go as planned, we should plan for option B in cases where our initial intentions fail.

You can never win in gambling if you're unable to control your emotions. Earning money is not so easy as it seems in gambling. OP case is a perfect example where he took action purely based on his emotions and greed.

This is just one example, there may be many of such activities and actions taken by the gamblers that may result in loss of funds. If people stop being greedy, they can somehow save their savings or winnings in gambling. I hope other people will learn lesson from OP and do gambling responsibly.

[tusandii]

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.

OP was carried away by his greed acts, he wanted everything in the flash of an eye, not fitting in the shoes, one may have possibly thought of investing in actual business rather than wasting such large sums in gambling, which is extremely risky. I know how it feels to have a valuable portfolio and lose it all due to a simple mistake. Significant sums on a single game, one of the riskiest bets I've ever seen. Is this risk or utter greediness? He should never gamble with passion and confidence, even if he is consistent in this field. Because our plans do not always go as planned, we should plan for option B in cases where our initial intentions fail.

Greed is always owned by every gambler and this is the nature of a human being so that only a few people are able to control greed when it comes to gambling sessions.
OP wanted a sizable win that's why he couldn't be satisfied with what he got before his goal was achieved but in the end he lost all the betting money.
I myself have done the same thing several times where when I got a win it wasn't interesting but used it as a whole to be able to win even bigger.
I want to regret it but everything has happened and all I can do is use that experience to learn that greed can make someone broken.

[Popkon6]

One should never bet with a full stream of total assets. Because if you lose, where will you get the resources to bet again, so you should divide the resources into smaller bets so that if you lose, you don't have to borrow resources to bet later. Once the OP wins here and owns a long asset he shouldn't have bet all his assets afterwards. (Because covetousness is sin, sin is death) This is especially true of gamblers because I myself have lost wealth over and over again through greediness. Especially when the money goes to the betting just keeps going and a lot of money has to be borrowed at the last minute. The above strategy should be used to avoid such debts.

[EarnOnVictor]

Today, I am going all in on a bet I am very confident in.
FRANCE LEAGUE 2: GRENOBLE - GUINGAMP

How I wish I saw this post before you made a ridiculous bet, I would have advised you against it. See, it's a thing to know how to gamble very well, but it's another to be responsible and managerial in your gambling. Without the last two, you are nothing and will always be susceptible to losing everything.

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

This might sound hurtful, but I congratulate you on this loss and going back to the drawing board with nothing. At least, it would teach you a lesson that you should use your sense while gambling. It's a lesson, take it in good fate, but next time, learn how to divide such a big fortune into at least 10 parts (1/10). By this, it would have greatly reduced your risk exposure even if greed is dragging you.

[piebeyb]

One should never bet with a full stream of total assets. Because if you lose, where will you get the resources to bet again, so you should divide the resources into smaller bets so that if you lose, you don't have to borrow resources to bet later. Once the OP wins here and owns a long asset he shouldn't have bet all his assets afterwards. (Because covetousness is sin, sin is death) This is especially true of gamblers because I myself have lost wealth over and over again through greediness. Especially when the money goes to the betting just keeps going and a lot of money has to be borrowed at the last minute. The above strategy should be used to avoid such debts.

in another thread OP said that he is good at gambling can make $ 1000 into $ 10k even more, I said he is like a crazy gambler who dares to bet big, he is only obsessed with getting $ 1 million dollars for each bet and multiples for that he dares to bet with his winnings even though it's a lot of money, he doesn't seem to care about it.

We never know the background of the OP who knows he is a rich man who has the money to multiply his money to $ 1 million dollars from a low initial capital or conduct experiments from his gambling style to be followed by many people, but in my opinion it's just a waste of money . still want to see another OP's guts for another big bet

[worle1bm]

From our perspective it's big loss and you should have taken a break from gambling if you were able to turn $4k into such big amount instead of going all in on a single bet so better luck next time and feeling bad for your loss bjt can't do anything about it now.But there are some big gamblers taking risk and rewards are high for them so hope you have profits also in future bets.

[aioc]

From our perspective it's big loss and you should have taken a break from gambling if you were able to turn $4k into such big amount instead of going all in on a single bet so better luck next time and feeling bad for your loss bjt can't do anything about it now.But there are some big gamblers taking risk and rewards are high for them so hope you have profits also in future bets.

I also recommend that he should take a break, get perspective, and the right strategy how to control his greed, his ego is playing tricks on him,  if after you lose a big amount you are not supposed to go back to the drawing board and trying to recover your losses, there is a battle that's not worth continuing and there are right battles to continue, pick the right battle.
OP should use logic over ego and pride, if you think you are good then control your bet if you are winning make sure to at least take your initial bankroll before going all out.

[dimonstration]

From our perspective it's big loss and you should have taken a break from gambling if you were able to turn $4k into such big amount instead of going all in on a single bet so better luck next time and feeling bad for your loss bjt can't do anything about it now.But there are some big gamblers taking risk and rewards are high for them so hope you have profits also in future bets.

Maybe at some point of his game. He already got tired on slowly but surely method and decided to have an all-in bet to save time and effort since he is confident on his bet which the result is just short with 1 goal. Sometimes I feel this way too but I never have the courage to do it since I value huge money.

I think his history of having huge amount before makes him fearless on bet like this. For us this is really scary but for him this just a normal big bet since he is on this same situation many times with much larger bankroll.

[lienfaye]

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

This is sad. Because you already turned your $4k to $90k that's a big achievement already. But you decided to go all in without hesitation for a bigger profit, unfortunately you didn't managed to win. Do you have regrets for what you did? Because it seems you're fine with what happened.

Sometimes we will only realize what we already have once it's already gone. If only a gambler is not greedy to ask for more, we can already enjoy the profit that's already in our hands.

[Merit.s]

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

This is sad. Because you already turned your $4k to $90k that's a big achievement already. But you decided to go all in without hesitation for a bigger profit, unfortunately you didn't managed to win. Do you have regrets for what you did? Because it seems you're fine with what happened.

Sometimes we will only realize what we already have once it's already gone. If only a gambler is not greedy to ask for more, we can already enjoy the profit that's already in our hands.

Luck has a major role on our wins. I guess OP never understood that he was lucky on that day that he used 4k to win 90k. He thought it was is smartness or strategy and before he knew what was happening,he allowed his emotion to control him in a greedy way. That was why he never thought if he was doing the right thing. Now that he has lost it all,how does he feel happy or remorse. Knowing the right time to quit the game and self-control will safe one from big losses. OP, this should be a lesson for you next time that if you win big,it wasn't your skill or strategy but luck,so that you can just quit the game and gamble the next day or use little fraction of your profit to gamble.

[len01]

From our perspective it's big loss and you should have taken a break from gambling if you were able to turn $4k into such big amount instead of going all in on a single bet so better luck next time and feeling bad for your loss bjt can't do anything about it now.But there are some big gamblers taking risk and rewards are high for them so hope you have profits also in future bets.

judging by the post history of the OP he seems like a man of a lot of money and he just has a dream of winning $1 million on sports betting.
so no wonder he lost a lot of money from his winnings even OP once lost $500k in winnings. try to look at the history of the post, you will definitely be interested in knowing the history of OP and I'm sure here OP just wants to feel the sensation of getting a big win that other people rarely get, namely a $1 million win.

but advice for the OP, it's better to lower your dreams, don't make yourself regret later after losing a lot of money at gambling.

[Wakate]

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.

OP was carried away by his greed acts, he wanted everything in the flash of an eye, not fitting in the shoes, one may have possibly thought of investing in actual business rather than wasting such large sums in gambling, which is extremely risky. I know how it feels to have a valuable portfolio and lose it all due to a simple mistake. Significant sums on a single game, one of the riskiest bets I've ever seen. Is this risk or utter greediness? He should never gamble with passion and confidence, even if he is consistent in this field. Because our plans do not always go as planned, we should plan for option B in cases where our initial intentions fail.

I am very disappointed in op for his big lose. I can't still imagine that someone will use such a big amount of fund to bet because he want to make 2× profits. This is a big greed that could lead more loses if op do not relinquish from this kind of risky gambling.

Going through the post and his result ending at loses really pains me why he would took this kind of bad decision. I know that he might worth more than this but that money is even enough to buy a house and cars in it. He could have invested the money in cryptocurrency to make some crazy profits that would shock him with the outcome.

[Doan9269]

It would have been so exciting if OP think the way he just mentioned it is how it always works out for gamblers, it's not by mouth, it's by task and luck, when we gamble, we all have that generic confidence in what we do even though sometimes we are not too sure about it, I ones cannot be overconfidence with gambling because we only see the beginning but not sure of the end result, it's rather more better to win and testify than boasting on what is not yet achieved.

[NicNacCoin]

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

~snip~

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

OP I think you live in a sea of money or else you are drunk all the time. The reason I say this is because every time you win $4000 to $90k you should bet 30% of the $90k. After that if you keep the remaining 70% for your future, you will have no regrets. If I were in OP's position, I would put 80% of the $90,000 away for my future. So I would like to say to those who are involved in gambling platforms that you should never participate in betting with huge capital on gambling platforms. Always participate in gambling with small amount of money. Don't make the same mistake as the OP.

[wiss19]

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.

OP was carried away by his greed acts, he wanted everything in the flash of an eye, not fitting in the shoes, one may have possibly thought of investing in actual business rather than wasting such large sums in gambling, which is extremely risky. I know how it feels to have a valuable portfolio and lose it all due to a simple mistake. Significant sums on a single game, one of the riskiest bets I've ever seen. Is this risk or utter greediness? He should never gamble with passion and confidence, even if he is consistent in this field. Because our plans do not always go as planned, we should plan for option B in cases where our initial intentions fail.

I think OP has created another thread where he explained why he did this, he says that he has a dream of getting $1,000,000 through sports betting and by increasing a small amount and reaching there just like how he did it with $4k but lost it all when reached $90k, I know it's a very large sum and one could do a lot of things with it, especially a business could be set up with an amount that big, but I feel bad for him too.

Chasing your dreams is not a bad thing but I feel this way is not the right one, he might have managed to get it done if he had only used a part of that and kept the rest so that he could get some more chances and maybe could manage to reach his goal eventually.

[Jody.Drummer]

One should never bet with a full stream of total assets. Because if you lose, where will you get the resources to bet again, so you should divide the resources into smaller bets so that if you lose, you don't have to borrow resources to bet later. Once the OP wins here and owns a long asset he shouldn't have bet all his assets afterwards. (Because covetousness is sin, sin is death) This is especially true of gamblers because I myself have lost wealth over and over again through greediness. Especially when the money goes to the betting just keeps going and a lot of money has to be borrowed at the last minute. The above strategy should be used to avoid such debts.

I agree with you, we have to be able to divide our money into several pockets and it shouldn't be kept in just one pocket, moreover this is gambling where we know what the risks will be. Indeed, when we see money, if we win, who isn't tempted by the large amount that will be obtained. But we can't just look at winning, we also have to see what will happen if we lose, yes our money will be totally gone. But if we can share it, then if we lose in one bet we still have hope of winning in another bet. Things like this do look simple, but difficult to do.

[klidex]

It would have been so exciting if OP think the way he just mentioned it is how it always works out for gamblers, it's not by mouth, it's by task and luck, when we gamble, we all have that generic confidence in what we do even though sometimes we are not too sure about it, I ones cannot be overconfidence with gambling because we only see the beginning but not sure of the end result, it's rather more better to win and testify than boasting on what is not yet achieved.

I just realized that this thread slightly affects someone's mindset, especially myself, almost influenced and inspired to believe that luck will come when I'm betting and for a moment forget that gambling will only lose my money in gambling.
In other words this post can inspire others to bet continuously on sports betting to get big returns like Op.

[carlisle1]

From our perspective it's big loss and you should have taken a break from gambling if you were able to turn $4k into such big amount instead of going all in on a single bet so better luck next time and feeling bad for your loss bjt can't do anything about it now.But there are some big gamblers taking risk and rewards are high for them so hope you have profits also in future bets.

The best way to think about it after missing that all-in bet, it's a good run before this bet converting $4k to $90k not sure what inside
OP's mind risking that huge amount of money.

It's a single all-in bet, very risky but if he able to grow his capital to that point, I'm assuming that he's really good just been carried away
maybe, that's why he risks it all.

Whatever the reason, it's a loss now and nothing can do aside from regretting the decision and then move forward to forget.