Cash out or keep playing?

[carlisle1]

Coming in with the intention to have fun and make withdrawals if we are lucky with getting lucky regardless of the amount is better. I say it's not a real win if you can't enjoy the winnings. Yes it seems that you are too serious and too carried away my friend, it is like that if you are too serious then without realizing it you are very likely to fall into the trap of addiction. Right, so the point is whatever the amount of your winnings you better enjoy it, it's better to prevent than treat because it's just a matter of luck.

Exactly. but emotions often trap us in wanting more. It's not just greed that makes us want to get more, sometimes there is a target because we want to buy something and hope to use money from the winnings. However, this often makes it easier for us to lose everything, because setting this target may never be achieved from gambling. If we think carefully, this winnings can be used to at least partially pay for what we are going to buy. But the reality is often the opposite, in fact we always expect more when our emotions are no longer stable enough to play because we are thinking the current winning is closed to the target. if the bad season come, we can lose from here.

Yup! thinking wisely is better than trying that hard to achieve a goal. It's not easy to complete that target, as there are many factors that
may lead you to lose everything.

Better to stop while you still have that winning and, like you mentioned, you can use what you have to be a partial payment and try to pay the remaining
of maybe if luck permits, try to play again after pausing for a while.

You never know what luck may bring you, but for that instance, never to allow greed to push forward. Use your instinct to quit and enjoy with
something that you win.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

You never know what luck may bring you, but for that instance, never to allow greed to push forward. Use your instinct to quit and enjoy with
something that you win.

I think luck comes to me in a cycle. When I am lucky and winning, I usually withdraw the amount after a session. But when I am not lucky and losing, my days are like feeling to gamble, deposit, losing, depositing again and losing again. It goes for several cycle before eventually I am going for a break for few days or weeks or even months.

Right now I am in a break after losing a lot in the cricket world cup matches. The premier league and champions league match day are coming soon, I may start gambling again if I feel I can win from a certain market.

[Webetcoins]

I think it is a bad technique to start gambling like this. If you won a good amount it is best you quit gambling for that day. Going out on the process of betting is a good habit for a gambler, but sure there are sometimes when continue betting could also come in but usually by a smaller margin that the difference in the cash out. Cashing out is helpful it will save you from loss more than it will hurt because you do not play a game you feel you would win. Most persons wont cash out they win continue to gamble all the money they have won until they can't afford to risk anymore by then the money left with them is actually lower than the money they won, even they might go home with nothing left.

Well some persons gamble for fun. If that's the case they are aware that there’s no mindset of winning or losing so they just keep having fun losing all the money at least it’s entertaining to them.

That's definitely not how it works, people who gamble for fun also like winning, and it's not like they find it fun losing all their money, but it's just that they don't have regrets if they lose or won't chase their losses, but if they manage to win something significant, they would most probably cash out most of it and keep it for another session so that they can enjoy a free gambling session next time without having to spend any money from their pocket.

People who gamble for fun find it fun when they win something significant, that's the actual fun of gambling, it's not like a person has fun when they see themselves losing constantly, but the thrill of winning some and losing some is what gives them the chills and that's why they gamble to get entertained.

[rahmad2nd]

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?

Interesting question, and the answer is subjective. what you say in this thread, is an experience for many gamblers. Not infrequently, we often face situations like this. especially, if we remember the losses of previous betting sessions. The strong urge and desire to continue the gaming session will always be the attraction of the name gambling. personally, I have experienced this situation many times. but in the case of casino games, whether it's Baccarat, Dice, Blackjack or even the more popular slot games that most gamblers often play today. In a phase like this, we often get carried away when the game is in our favor. blow after big blow kept coming. It's as if our logic thinks that this time we will get a big win. it could also be, the game will still provide a bigger hit in the next round. In situations like this, sometimes we don't realize it. only after little by little did the game start to not provide anything interesting anymore. There are two choices that gamblers can make, stop or continue. The answer depends relatively on each individual and our condition after the gambling side.

IMO, I'm sure, we don't always do the same thing. There are times when we will leave the game and withdraw the winnings. but not infrequently, our impulses are strong and our thoughts are influenced by high desires. in the end, the game continues. But wait a minute, not all bets that are continued will end in defeat. There are certain moments when luck is really on our side. Finally, when we feel that we have had enough winnings, we end the gambling session. Well, referring to your question, as I said at the beginning. The answer is very relative, it all depends on the conditions, situation and how we respond to it at that stage. because, I am sure, as gamblers we have many stories and experiences. whether it's the defeat or the victory we get. well, at least not infrequently, I often make direct withdrawals for the winnings I get. instead, many times I tried to continue to bet on our lead, ultimately ending up losing it all. and this is gambling, every risk is our own responsibility.

[livingfree]

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I know some of the reasons why it can be very hard to quit gambling while losing. It might be because the gambler is trying to recover the money that he has lost, but it is not a very good idea to continue gambling while one is losing. It is good to give it a break rather than continue to lose more to it, although it is hard. I am kinda sure that that's the best option at that particular point in time.

I quit gambling when I was losing some months ago, if I can recall, and I am proud to say that it helped me not to lose more at it. However, presently, I am not a regular customer, gambling either online or offline, and sometimes, if I do bet, I don't go back losing everything and sometimes I go back with more to the ones I came with. That is to say the winnings don't come all the time, but if the winning time doesn't come. We gamblers shouldn't force them to come by gambling more.

Those that are quitting while or before they're losing are like able to close and stop the faucet of losing more. And you did a good job with that if that's what happened to you.

While for the gamblers that are continuing as they lose, it's hard to break that cycle because it has become a norm for the most gamblers to keep going on until they recover or lose more.

That's always the choice and the result and we know all of these and yet we're doing what we shouldn't do. On the other hand, when you're winning, you also need to do what's right and that's just to take away with the money you already have.

[lionheart78]

You never know what luck may bring you, but for that instance, never to allow greed to push forward. Use your instinct to quit and enjoy with
something that you win.

I think luck comes to me in a cycle. When I am lucky and winning, I usually withdraw the amount after a session. But when I am not lucky and losing, my days are like feeling to gamble, deposit, losing, depositing again and losing again. It goes for several cycle before eventually I am going for a break for few days or weeks or even months.

Right now I am in a break after losing a lot in the cricket world cup matches. The premier league and champions league match day are coming soon, I may start gambling again if I feel I can win from a certain market.

Mine I have it mixed in a single gambling session, sometimes I got a series of losses then hit a huge win, sometimes I got a huge win and hit a series of losses at the end losing my bankroll. Reason why often times I got confused whether I have to stop or withdraw.  The only action I make is to create a certain limit, if I reach a certain amount, I will deposit and at the same time if I lose a certain amount, I stop and play again next time.

[Westinhome]

Interesting question, and the answer is subjective. what you say in this thread, is an experience for many gamblers. Not infrequently, we often face situations like this. especially, if we remember the losses of previous betting sessions. The strong urge and desire to continue the gaming session will always be the attraction of the name gambling. personally, I have experienced this situation many times. but in the case of casino games, whether it's Baccarat, Dice, Blackjack or even the more popular slot games that most gamblers often play today. In a phase like this, we often get carried away when the game is in our favor. blow after big blow kept coming. It's as if our logic thinks that this time we will get a big win. it could also be, the game will still provide a bigger hit in the next round. In situations like this, sometimes we don't realize it. only after little by little did the game start to not provide anything interesting anymore. There are two choices that gamblers can make, stop or continue. The answer depends relatively on each individual and our condition after the gambling side.

IMO, I'm sure, we don't always do the same thing. There are times when we will leave the game and withdraw the winnings. but not infrequently, our impulses are strong and our thoughts are influenced by high desires. in the end, the game continues. But wait a minute, not all bets that are continued will end in defeat. There are certain moments when luck is really on our side. Finally, when we feel that we have had enough winnings, we end the gambling session. Well, referring to your question, as I said at the beginning. The answer is very relative, it all depends on the conditions, situation and how we respond to it at that stage. because, I am sure, as gamblers we have many stories and experiences. whether it's the defeat or the victory we get. well, at least not infrequently, I often make direct withdrawals for the winnings I get. instead, many times I tried to continue to bet on our lead, ultimately ending up losing it all. and this is gambling, every risk is our own responsibility.

This question had various answer based on the individual who involved in the gambling.The gambling addicts will choose the keep playing option because of their addiction to the gambling.Being a gambler, my opinion will be cash out the entire profit from the gambling.Because we don't know the fact,the next game will be the biggest loss due to bad luck.So it's essential to cash out all the timing of winning in the gambling games.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

Mine I have it mixed in a single gambling session, sometimes I got a series of losses then hit a huge win, sometimes I got a huge win and hit a series of losses at the end losing my bankroll. Reason why often times I got confused whether I have to stop or withdraw.  The only action I make is to create a certain limit, if I reach a certain amount, I will deposit and at the same time if I lose a certain amount, I stop and play again next time.

It seems one thing is common between you and me, we lose our bankroll at the end of the day. For me gambling is fun and a way to escape the boring time I have. I don't mind losing but when I lose too much then I give a break.

If we don't lose then all these gambling business will be bankrupt LOL

[CryptSafe]

 If you gamble for fun mate then you should know that the best option at that moment is to withdraw your wins and go away. Responsible gambling is likely in a test at this stage if truly one claims to be a responsible gambler. I kmow theurge and desire to continue gambling will come once it happens yu have a big win but exercising self restraint is all what is required of me to do mate. I will walk away wth my wins. I gamble for fun and not for earnings. I am a responsible gambler.

[AmoreJaz]

If you gamble for fun mate then you should know that the best option at that moment is to withdraw your wins and go away. Responsible gambling is likely in a test at this stage if truly one claims to be a responsible gambler. I kmow theurge and desire to continue gambling will come once it happens yu have a big win but exercising self restraint is all what is required of me to do mate. I will walk away wth my wins. I gamble for fun and not for earnings. I am a responsible gambler.

if you want to save heartache at the end of your game, better separate some funds of your winnings. be firm with yourself that you won't touch it. and if you do want to continue playing, don't use all your winnings. remember, it is gambling, you can lose it all in one bet. do you want to go home as a loser?

[Casdinyard]

I have made it a point to not gamble that much, and to stop my sessions after incurring at least 3 losses or 3 wins. Stopping at 3 losses means I get to still keep a significant amount of my bankroll, while also preserving my mental for another gambling session next day (if I still feel like it), and 3 wins would more than often lock in whatever I have already earned so I end the day with a net profit. It took a few months of discipline cause I did this back when I was also in the process of recovering from gambling addiction, but boy do I tell you things were so different and nicer when I was able to actually control my gambling urges. I don't stress out anymore, I am way happier, and at the same time I don't lose that much money in gambling anymore.

[junder]

If you gamble for fun mate then you should know that the best option at that moment is to withdraw your wins and go away. Responsible gambling is likely in a test at this stage if truly one claims to be a responsible gambler. I kmow theurge and desire to continue gambling will come once it happens yu have a big win but exercising self restraint is all what is required of me to do mate. I will walk away wth my wins. I gamble for fun and not for earnings. I am a responsible gambler.

if you want to save heartache at the end of your game, better separate some funds of your winnings. be firm with yourself that you won't touch it. and if you do want to continue playing, don't use all your winnings. remember, it is gambling, you can lose it all in one bet. do you want to go home as a loser?

If you've got a win it's better to withdraw everything but this only applies to people who play just for fun, in contrast to people who play by making gambling their main income. with a thirst for victory that makes them not satisfied when they get the winnings they get and play the value of the bet even though it's not necessarily going to win back it could be that it runs out again then there is resentment because of the defeat he got.

Those who are experienced may suggest playing again by increasing the bet value but all return to each of us because the choice is in our own who will determine the future but maybe they increase the bet value are ready to lose all their money and are ready to face many defeats but certainly with the end that will regret it hahaha. if you win and withdraw all of it in my opinion this only applies to people who are disciplined in gambling. So it's just about self-control.

[Jating]

I have made it a point to not gamble that much, and to stop my sessions after incurring at least 3 losses or 3 wins. Stopping at 3 losses means I get to still keep a significant amount of my bankroll, while also preserving my mental for another gambling session next day (if I still feel like it), and 3 wins would more than often lock in whatever I have already earned so I end the day with a net profit. It took a few months of discipline cause I did this back when I was also in the process of recovering from gambling addiction, but boy do I tell you things were so different and nicer when I was able to actually control my gambling urges. I don't stress out anymore, I am way happier, and at the same time I don't lose that much money in gambling anymore.

Good strategy, but I don't think that is gambling per se, I mean you could be gambling for fun or what not, but after just let's say 3 spins on a dice or in a roulette you will suddenly stop and quit? Anyhow, it might work for you as it seems that you are not that really into gambling. But for some, it really hard just to deal 3 cards in a deck in black jack or baccarat and then quit.

But in any case that I experience a big win, I will have to think very hard whether to continue or not. Most of the time like after a hour or two of gambling in a land base casinos and I'm winning, I maybe will have to cash out my winnings, even if it just as little as $100. Because I know that it's hard to get a win and as you go on a long sessions, the chances of you losing are increasing as well.

[Gozie51]

Mine I have it mixed in a single gambling session, sometimes I got a series of losses then hit a huge win, sometimes I got a huge win and hit a series of losses at the end losing my bankroll. Reason why often times I got confused whether I have to stop or withdraw.  The only action I make is to create a certain limit, if I reach a certain amount, I will deposit and at the same time if I lose a certain amount, I stop and play again next time.

It seems one thing is common between you and me, we lose our bankroll at the end of the day. For me gambling is fun and a way to escape the boring time I have. I don't mind losing but when I lose too much then I give a break.

If we don't lose then all these gambling business will be bankrupt LOL

Having the right kind of emotion takes you through the awareness that gambling is luck base and so you don't need to depend on it all day for finance which is why most gamblers find themselves struggling with it, they want to recover their losses by all means but that is not going to happen because in gambling you lose more than you gain and this is the right mentality.

Also as an old time gambler, you should know when to walk away if your loses are becoming excess. It is the newbies that are suppose to generate money for the casinos at least because of their lack of experience until they are also technically equipped for it.

[naira]

The most frequently encountered case is self-control, where gamblers who have won cannot stop gambling. They become greedy and want a bigger win so they continue gambling. They don't think that what they have is luck that not many gamblers can get and they are not satisfied with what they have. If they realized that they had to stop gambling immediately with the winnings they had won, they would do it immediately.

So if we later win from gambling and it is a big win, we must be able to remember that and immediately decide to withdraw the winnings and stop gambling as soon as possible. We can't always win in the next round because it depends on our luck, analysis and others. So while we still have time to stop and withdraw the winnings, we must do it immediately.

We have other time to play gambling so we do not have to play more after winning.

Recently I had a trick to deal with when I got a big win and could control myself to enjoy the win, namely by inviting a friend next to me and watching me play. The goal is that I appointed this friend to give him the task of being an advisor if I win so that I can immediately withdraw from the casino. So far this trick has been successful considering the friend I invited doesn't really like gambling so when faced with a large amount of money in front of him he can immediately respond. Of course, in this case I gave him payment for successfully carrying out his duties.

[nara1892]

It seems one thing is common between you and me, we lose our bankroll at the end of the day. For me gambling is fun and a way to escape the boring time I have. I don't mind losing but when I lose too much then I give a break.

If we don't lose then all these gambling business will be bankrupt LOL

Having the right kind of emotion takes you through the awareness that gambling is luck base and so you don't need to depend on it all day for finance which is why most gamblers find themselves struggling with it, they want to recover their losses by all means but that is not going to happen because in gambling you lose more than you gain and this is the right mentality.

Also as an old time gambler, you should know when to walk away if your loses are becoming excess. It is the newbies that are suppose to generate money for the casinos at least because of their lack of experience until they are also technically equipped for it.

Agree to your statement, basically to sum it up a little bit that when we gamble we have to know when to go home, know when to come and also when to go home, it's better than you keep gambling with vague expectations, instead of being able to realize those expectations but the fact that always happens is that you always lose, it always happens and with that I think you should be able to think and consider why this always happens. I hope you can get the answer from your healthy brain and mind, which is really about luck, so there is no point if you always come with the intention of winning or to recover from previous losses.

The chances of luck or defeat will not care about whether you are an old or new gambler, both things will always come to you especially defeat, and for the difference between these two gamblers maybe for those who are old or experienced will know better how to minimize losses, none other than because they already know about the various conditions that are there, so maybe when the possibility of defeat comes then they are not thinking about defeat but more focused on minimizing losses, for example they will take a break first and continue at a later time. And as you said, it is usually the beginners who will be the target of the casino.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

Speaking from some experiences, not with me but with some close friends of mine, i would say that, it mostly never ends well for most gamblers who kept playing after winning some significant amount of money, so for me, it's a straight withdraw.

If by playing, luck struck hard on me, and i win some amount of money that is life-changing, i tell you that i will first and foremost be shocked, and i possibly cannot be playing the game while in shock, and when eventually come out from that shock, which means that i have then come back to myself and believe that everything is real and not me dreaming, I will straight up request withdrawal of 90% or 95% of the entire winning in to my private wallet, after i have withdrawn, i will relax and probably take a little break of like 30 to 60 days from gambling, might be longer depending on the amount of money involved, this is to enable me make proper plan on what and how to use the money so it doesn't end up going back to where it came from.

[michellee]

The most frequently encountered case is self-control, where gamblers who have won cannot stop gambling. They become greedy and want a bigger win so they continue gambling. They don't think that what they have is luck that not many gamblers can get and they are not satisfied with what they have. If they realized that they had to stop gambling immediately with the winnings they had won, they would do it immediately.

So if we later win from gambling and it is a big win, we must be able to remember that and immediately decide to withdraw the winnings and stop gambling as soon as possible. We can't always win in the next round because it depends on our luck, analysis and others. So while we still have time to stop and withdraw the winnings, we must do it immediately.

We have other time to play gambling so we do not have to play more after winning.

Recently I had a trick to deal with when I got a big win and could control myself to enjoy the win, namely by inviting a friend next to me and watching me play. The goal is that I appointed this friend to give him the task of being an advisor if I win so that I can immediately withdraw from the casino. So far this trick has been successful considering the friend I invited doesn't really like gambling so when faced with a large amount of money in front of him he can immediately respond. Of course, in this case I gave him payment for successfully carrying out his duties.

It's a good trick because by having friends by your side, they can quickly pull you out of the casino. They can also see how long you have been gambling and when you should stop gambling.

Maybe it can be done by people who gamble frequently because it can help them to stop gambling. But the problem is, if they are gamblers who hide their activities, how can their friends come in and be by their side?

But whatever it is, if more people know how to stop, they can reduce gambling addiction cases. And that is a good thing to do for gamblers because they can also limit their gambling activities.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

This question never gets old.

For me it is easy to answer, whatever I do it is ALWAYS the wrong decision.
I cash out, my team suddenly goes on a run and secures the win and/or makes a big comeback.
If I let it run they suddenly fall apart and lose the game in crazy fashion.

It is hilarious how often this happened to me and ever since I totally ignored the cashout feature. I only lost plenty of money with it for no reason.

Another thing I have to mention about cashouts, over the past 2 years I almost only used stake and the cashout on the site is hilariously low.
I mean if I bet on odds of 2.5 and the game goes my way and the odds are down to around 2.0 or 1.9, if I cashout at the point I only get my original stake back, how greedy is that.
Also if you make a bet, line has not changed, and you check the cashout number it is 10-15% smaller than what your stake was. At for example sportsbet.io it only takes 3-5% from you. Amazing how bad the odds and cashout numbers at stake are.

I must have played with eyes closed there before finally coming to my senses and taking my business somewhere else.

[boty]

Recently I had a trick to deal with when I got a big win and could control myself to enjoy the win, namely by inviting a friend next to me and watching me play. The goal is that I appointed this friend to give him the task of being an advisor if I win so that I can immediately withdraw from the casino. So far this trick has been successful considering the friend I invited doesn't really like gambling so when faced with a large amount of money in front of him he can immediately respond. Of course, in this case I gave him payment for successfully carrying out his duties.

I don't think the strategy you use will work if you invite your friends who are addicted to gambling because those who are addicted to gambling will certainly advise you to keep playing so you can get even bigger wins. Gambling with friends who are not interested in gambling will indeed allow us to control ourselves so that we don't force ourselves to continue playing if we lose and if we experience a win, I don't think there's any harm in rewarding them because we have won at gambling.