Cash out or keep playing?

[aioc]

So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

This is a big trap and the same time a test of the gambler's control or how he moderates his greed, we are all tempted to continue and try to win all our losses this is what you call chasing your losses, and it's too risky, we could eventually lose everything and most of the time the house edge play its part just when you are too greedy to recover our losses.
This has happened to me so many times that is why make it a point to withdraw whenever I triple my bankroll, I only proceed when I come to play more for fun regardless if I win or lose but if I need money I immediately withdraw it before I change my mind and tempted to play more.

[Gozie51]

So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

This depends well I will not jump into my personal view yet because I'm not even expecting any of those because I'm not indulging so much in it or using huge money on it for the moment. So for a gambler who is really depending on gambling, he is not stopping even with jackpot because he most likely will expect more winnings. For someone who plays from time to time and experience loses, he may likely stop if he has recovered his money. It is about what you feel at the time, the worst feeling is when you have determined to stop after winning the huge some and you get tempted to play again thereby losing all.

[Reatim]

I will never let myself losing this way again.

back in the years , I have won big in a Blackjack in which make my richer x10 from my deposit amount.

having double mind instead of withdrawing ? I decide to change table and play in roulette and Slot machine , that ends me a loser? and guess what , aside from my initial deposit? i also lose another deposit because of chasing losses .

[ajiz138]

When the victory is superior, it will cash it out, why continue to play hoping for more victory but in the end it loses all and becomes a regret later.

A wise decision is to cash out some of it to enjoy and leave 20/30% in the account to start luck again, this is not a bad idea even if all that is left is lost, you can still enjoy the results because you have cashed out some of it, the gambling results need to be enjoyed so that you don't get stressed when you become frustrated because of the failure that continues to swallow you.

Greed you have to anticipate because if not, even if the big winnings of any amount will continue to be played.

[Kelvinid]

I will never let myself losing this way again.

back in the years , I have won big in a Blackjack in which make my richer x10 from my deposit amount.

having double mind instead of withdrawing ? I decide to change table and play in roulette and Slot machine , that ends me a loser? and guess what , aside from my initial deposit? i also lose another deposit because of chasing losses .

You will never lose if you don't let your greediness control you. Many gamblers got it wrong thinking that if they are lucky in Blackjack, they can be also lucky in other games. Regret is the only thing we get from continuous gambling that is why I've practiced not keeping my winnings on the platform but withdrawing it. Because most of the time we are limitless and sometimes we empty our wallets. Now, if we keep our winning prize in our wallet, the more chances that we lose them all.

[Josefjix]

You will never lose if you don't let your greediness control you. Many gamblers got it wrong thinking that if they are lucky in Blackjack, they can be also lucky in other games. Regret is the only thing we get from continuous gambling that is why I've practiced not keeping my winnings on the platform but withdrawing it. Because most of the time we are limitless and sometimes we empty our wallets. Now, if we keep our winning prize in our wallet, the more chances that we lose them all.

When a gambler had a wonderful opportunity of gaining substantial profits but blew his or her chance by playing ineffectual games, regrets hit deeper. Addicts to gambling can identify with the emotions experienced when betting with one's last card and having nothing to show for it at the end of the day. The main reason why the vast majority of gamblers haven't made enormous profits in the system is greed. It is extensively to discuss the complete eradication of Greed for the overwhelming majority of gamblers because some of the eligible gamblers are enraged and driven to score enormous winnings.

[Text]

I think it really gets to the heart of the psychology of gambling. I would always cash out after a big win. In my opinion, the key to making a decision in this situation is to have a clear plan before I start gambling. It's important to set limits, both in terms of how much money I'm willing to spend and how much I want to win. If I reach that target, it might be wise to cash out and savor my victory. That way, I can walk away with some tangible gain and not fall into the trap of chasing even bigger winnings. I set aside a portion of my profits and only used the rest for further gambling. By doing this, I protect some of my gains, ensuring I don't walk away empty-handed even if my luck takes a turn for the worse.

[kingvirtus09]

I want to pose a question that I believe is quite expensive for many of us here, and it's a dilemma most of us can relate to. We all know that gambling is a game where we put our luck to the test. However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?

I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible. I've witnessed situations where a friend deposited money into a casino, faced losses, and just when he was on the brink of frustration, he struck a significant win. Did he stop playing? No, he left his winnings in the casino, only to lose it all again.
So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

When they win, most gamblers increase their stakes because they believe their luck has changed. When you play casino games and consistently lose, you get even more determined to make up the deficit.

It is obvious that a gambler has an addiction when he acts in that way. When they make a profit, he finds it challenging to halt or instantly cash out. They cease gambling because of greed, which also drives them to keep gambling even when they win.

[DabsPoorVersion]

I will never let myself losing this way again.

back in the years , I have won big in a Blackjack in which make my richer x10 from my deposit amount.

having double mind instead of withdrawing ? I decide to change table and play in roulette and Slot machine , that ends me a loser? and guess what , aside from my initial deposit? i also lose another deposit because of chasing losses .

You will never lose if you don't let your greediness control you. Many gamblers got it wrong thinking that if they are lucky in Blackjack, they can be also lucky in other games. Regret is the only thing we get from continuous gambling that is why I've practiced not keeping my winnings on the platform but withdrawing it. Because most of the time we are limitless and sometimes we empty our wallets. Now, if we keep our winning prize in our wallet, the more chances that we lose them all.

That's easy to say but the hardest thing to do. Do you know the feeling of being lucky, especially in gambling? The feeling of something burning inside our body that keeps us playing. Even with a continuous losing bet, a gambler will hardly stop as the body and mind still have the feeling and keep on chasing the previous winning.

Sometimes, even if you have control over yourself, it's still hard to do it while gambling. After realization, this leaves us the regret once we lost all of our money in gambling. Imagining that if ever you stop in the middle of gambling while you still have your winnings, maybe instead of regret, what you have is the joy or the feeling of winning in gambling.

[Spaceman1000$]

I want to pose a question that I believe is quite expensive for many of us here, and it's a dilemma most of us can relate to. We all know that gambling is a game where we put our luck to the test. However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?

I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible. I've witnessed situations where a friend deposited money into a casino, faced losses, and just when he was on the brink of frustration, he struck a significant win. Did he stop playing? No, he left his winnings in the casino, only to lose it all again.
So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

For anybody that has placed a bet and his bet comes out successful especially when it's a big win, trust me that person will always want to play gamble. It more like a wake-up call whenever you win big, a psychological sense of entitlement will just come into you with the hope that you will still make a big win again, that sense of entitlement will make you to play over and over again. So in answering your question, I will continue playing.

When you win big and you have a lot of funds with you, it will make you want to be playing small odds and be making higher-stakes, so you can continue winning because at that point, money is no longer the problem, the problem will now be your ability to continue having accurate predictions to keep you at the top echelon, so that you will be an elite gambler.

[Jawhead999]

Cash out, if someone can't stop when they're already win big amount of money, it could be a sign you're a gambling addict.

If you can't stop when you win big, then you will never stop to gamble because money is infinite and you will become hungry to achieve more than you've achieved.

You need to know when you gamble and when you stop to become a good gambler.

[sunsilk]

I want to pose a question that I believe is quite expensive for many of us here, and it's a dilemma most of us can relate to. We all know that gambling is a game where we put our luck to the test. However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?

I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible. I've witnessed situations where a friend deposited money into a casino, faced losses, and just when he was on the brink of frustration, he struck a significant win. Did he stop playing? No, he left his winnings in the casino, only to lose it all again.
So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

Well, each of us have different attitudes towards gambling and when we win. If the amount of winning is hefty, I am sure that the majority of us will secure our bankroll or capital and then let it go with the remaining ones. Let it loose or let it reproduce.

For those gamblers that have been losing a lot, and if an opportunity has come then it's a mistake not to cash out. You don't want to lose all of it again when you've won the tough way.

I know that there are gamblers that will ignore that fact of securing themselves money despite winning big. It's because they won't waste the opportunity that they think that luck is still with them and they need to max it out.

But definitely the wisest thing to do is to cash out with the money you think is enough for you and if you want to continue, leave some balance that you can afford to lose.

[bittraffic]

Withdraw your capital and play. But if you have plans for the money you have, it's just logical to simply withdraw them and then do what you like.

I might be playing once again just to see if my luck continues to give me profit. Sometimes this doesn't really end well just as it did when I kept rolling after a successive win. What follows is also a consecutive loss. Fortune doesn't always favor the bold. 

[YOSHIE]

So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

For me there are several things and factors for someone involved in the world of gambling, the specifics vary, there are those who are really serious about gambling and there are those who are not serious about gambling, meaning: These two things and factors can be explained broadly.
In short, some people gamble without the effect of winning big, they keep gambling, even though they lose everything on the next bet, This often happens because of greed, wanting to repeat bets in large bets, hoping to get lucky again.
There are also those who gamble just for fun, when they win they don't want to place another bet, they are happy and proud of the money they earned and many other reasons.

The point is: gambling depends on the individual's thinking, they know how to continue and stop, but if I personally, of course I will withdraw 70% of the winnings and enjoy the rest I will bet again, of course the risk has been thought about, losing is not a big problem for me, if it happens. But I focus on saving 70% first.

[Oasisman]

I want to pose a question that I believe is quite expensive for many of us here, and it's a dilemma most of us can relate to. We all know that gambling is a game where we put our luck to the test. However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?

I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible. I've witnessed situations where a friend deposited money into a casino, faced losses, and just when he was on the brink of frustration, he struck a significant win. Did he stop playing? No, he left his winnings in the casino, only to lose it all again.
So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

Such common but interesting question. Well, my answer to this is always "depends" on the situation. I mean if I have a plan ahead of me that requires me to spend extra money (like a brand new something or a vacation), then I'd rather cash out immediately and keep that winning amount so I can get to enjoy it soon since we all do have that share of misery every time we lose.
Now, If nothing interesting in the next coming weeks for me, then I'd rather go for an extra win and try to multiply that winning amount even though I am well aware that there will be a huge chance that I'm gonna lose it all in the same night lol. This temptation is really strong that only a certain situation could make me stop after winning.

[danherbias07]

Cash-out if I hit the amount that I planned to win. Because what's the use if you only won like $10 and cashed it out, we will just be feeding the transaction fees on that kind of withdrawal.
Discipline is what we need when we hit the number that we want. Example: You want $50 as your goal and you hit it. Maybe offer another $5 to be risked but keep in mind that you are supposed to withdraw at that amount. Take the $45 and go, get a rest or drink beers if you like, just celebrate the money that you risked and won. It's not like every day we will experience that kind of ending, most of the time we are the losers so it better be celebrated if we can somehow win against the house. It's a very rare event so take your time and savor the moment.
There's only a very low percentage that you can win again after a gain, so I will definitely cash out.

[Doan9269]

there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?

Wisdom will say, cash out and leave, to home and enjoy your winnings and invest, then plan how you will spend on the other part of the money left on you.

Foolishness will say, continue playing, the day is all yours, you will continue to win till your cup fulls and you are loaded, then you couldn't remember anymore that gambling has risk of winning and loosing until you landed on the verge of loosing everything gradually without still noticing.

[AicecreaME]

Personally, I wouldn't risk my winnings into further uncertainty and would rather withdraw it instantly and bring it home. I know this sounds somewhat a cowardice to some, but I wouldn't really consider it as one. For me it's a move of bravery to accept what you already have and not be greedy to aim for more. You know, sometimes it's better to quit because knowing when to quit can help you and be a benefit as a matter of fact, instead of being a failure. In gambling, the more you engage in it, the more you have to lose. Although it will be a good thing if you win because the higher the risk, the higher the rewards if it turns out well.

I just don't want to be that kind of player who started it small, win huge amount, then eventually lost the winnings for being so thirsty to achieve and bag more. It's intoxicating if you are so hungry for money. Instead of bringing home a good amount already, it might end up into ashes if you will risk and play more. Then the cycle will continue because you will want to get back your winnings. So you'll end up betting and playing more and more without noticing you're getting addicted because of chasing the monetary prize.

[Gallar]

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So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

Personally, I usually withdraw all the profits first, after that I separate the capital money and the profits. Because after that I used the initial capital I deposited into the gambling platform to bet again. Then for the net profit that I get, I prefer to use it and just enjoy it. Because at this time I choose not to be greedy and not too ambitious in seeking profits from gambling. Because if, for example, after making a sizable profit, all the profits are used to gamble again, if you lose you feel a bit regretful. Therefore, I prefer to play it safe and take advantage of even the smallest profits. Because I learned a lot from the mistakes I experienced in the past regarding gambling. It turns out that sometimes what makes me lose when gambling is that I am too greedy and too ambitious. So in my personal opinion, if we want to be able to enjoy more benefits from gambling, we have to be able to manage our emotions well. Because sometimes gambling platforms often give us all the benefits. But what's wrong is that the profits are not taken and instead they are risked again.

[maydna]

I would rather withdraw the winning money than continue playing because it is not worth it to continue gambling. I have been in a situation like that, and I didn't cash out the winning money. It's better not to be too greedy by continuing to play in the hope of another big win because we might not be able to win again.

If you cash it in, you can also have the money and celebrate. You will also have additional capital to gamble another day to save the money you have prepared to gamble for other things. But that is each person's choice, and if someone prefers to continue playing, they may be ready for the risk. But for us, it's better for us to withdraw the winnings.