Cash out or keep playing?

[CryptSafe]

I suggest to cash out your capital and at least 10% of your profit then keep the remaining amount so it could be used on your next game. do not be greedy, Just set a certain limit on yourself once you win and follow your momentum in playing but once you hit the jackpot prize, You can withdraw it all and then allocate the winning prize to your savings and investment. keep a small portion for your leisure and budget for gambling.

Cashing out of capital is very much important but I think 100% of your investment would be good because your efforts were fully compensated. Then the remaining wins can be splitted into different budget as you may wish to.   If possible, do away with gambling for a while before starting up again to gamble  as that would save you some stress  of imminent game loss.  

People prefer to cashout when they've reached specific target, but the mind never accept it giving a feel that we're on the winning streak and the same could bring more money on further wagering. I personally wager with small win target and once reached I used to go for bigger win. This way the wager continues, and our intention to stop at the specific target doesn't come to an end. If I were in very emergency need of money and I don't have any other go, I used to Cashout. If not I used to go further wagering with the hope that God have got a better plan for me.

I believe people do have the plan of cashing out at a specific amount but it takes discipline and self restraint to do such when you win big because you would be thinking that  you just won big so it is possible that the next play would be another big win which is likely not the reality till you game and see the results, that is when you will really know that it is not as you have thought.

As you have said, if one is likely having pressing issues at hand that requires financial commitment and one wins big, immediately the thought of financial settlement comes to their consciousness immediately, they know that it would not be feasible for them to continue playing. They go home with their win to settle their financial demand. In this scenario, one can be able to resist that urge to play further but to go settle their debt.

Self control and discipline would really be that something crucial on this time because cashing out when you are winning is something that would really be that questionable or something that cant really be that be finalized on the time that you are on such condition or situation. You cant really be that making yourself that tell on what you should gonna do on that particular time knowing that when it comes to gambling then emotions would really be that be stirred up on that particular time on which means that you cant be sure whether you would really be able to successfully cash out or withdraw or you had really that decided to play even more just because you do have that impression that you could be able to hit more winnings on which this is really just that a normal approach since we know that it is really that part of human behavior or instinct on being greedy
and on the time that those emotions and intents do kick in then self control would really be that a main big issue.

This is why we could really be able to see different outcomes basing up on someones decisions which it could always falls down whether you would really be spending or loss it all back into the casino or you have
just that secured it out on buying something or whatever purpose it would be. You would really be that consider yourself to be a true winner if those winning amounts hadnt been
that been used again on doing gambling but well we do have different approach towards things on which you would really be that thinking on playing more because we are hoping for more winning.

Self control and discipline should be the option at this very point because after the win, the next moment is an "injury time" because the decision at that moment determines if he or she would walk away with the win or continue and any decision taken at that moment could either make or mar the player if they choose to continue playing and he or she can not be guaranteed of winning because I believe the casino too would want to collect their win back so it would be good one moves away with the win and not return for a while.

[Dunamisx]

It’s the classic dilemma of the gambling world. Personally, I believe it all boils down to self-control and knowing your limitsw. I prefer to do both like do it in half. I mean it’s preferable to continue playing from my winnings, right? I think theres a thrill in the possibility of even greater winnings after a large win. It's not just about the money, it's about the excitement and the hope for an even more bigger prize. But its still essential to approach this with caution and set clear limits. Responsible gambling means knowing when to walk away and not letting the pursuit of more winnings overshadow the joy of the initial winning. It's a delicate balance between enjoying the moment and being mindful of the risks involved. After all, the key is to have fun while staying with what you can afford to lose.

What is a big deal in making a decision to either continue or cash out, it's not a dilemma stage at all because a gambler will not waste time in thinking on what to do in this kind of situation, if we think we can afford the risk to continue gambling because we already have that greedy enough, we may continue till everything got exhausted, if we are the considerate kind of gambler, we may quit for some other day.

[BitcoinPanther]

It’s the classic dilemma of the gambling world. Personally, I believe it all boils down to self-control and knowing your limitsw. I prefer to do both like do it in half. I mean it’s preferable to continue playing from my winnings, right? I think theres a thrill in the possibility of even greater winnings after a large win. It's not just about the money, it's about the excitement and the hope for an even more bigger prize. But its still essential to approach this with caution and set clear limits. Responsible gambling means knowing when to walk away and not letting the pursuit of more winnings overshadow the joy of the initial winning. It's a delicate balance between enjoying the moment and being mindful of the risks involved. After all, the key is to have fun while staying with what you can afford to lose.

What is a big deal in making a decision to either continue or cash out, it's not a dilemma stage at all because a gambler will not waste time in thinking on what to do in this kind of situation, if we think we can afford the risk to continue gambling because we already have that greedy enough, we may continue till everything got exhausted, if we are the considerate kind of gambler, we may quit for some other day.

To those who are hooked in gambling and greed taken over their minds, it is really a big dilemma whether to cash out or not.  One part of their mind say that it is better to cash out in order to preserve the winnings while the other part says the what if there is another huge win streak and withdrawing will make him miss out on the opportunity.  Not all gamblers are satisfied with just a little winnings, many of them aims for a bigger one so whenever they face a situation like this, they really got into some dilemma whether to continue or cash out.

[adultcrypto]

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?

You only know you have won if the money won have been withdrawn and spend on important things, things you can remember and be proud. Personally, anytime I win, I must use the money to achieve something I will be happy to have.

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?

This is a major problem for most players and shows just how greedy humans can be. This style of following gambling is not advisable because one might enter into serious depression if not properly managed. The most excruciating pain in gambling is loosing all you won. This can actually make you question nature regarding the kind of luck you were born with.

[Hypnosis00]

It’s the classic dilemma of the gambling world. Personally, I believe it all boils down to self-control and knowing your limitsw. I prefer to do both like do it in half. I mean it’s preferable to continue playing from my winnings, right? I think theres a thrill in the possibility of even greater winnings after a large win. It's not just about the money, it's about the excitement and the hope for an even more bigger prize. But its still essential to approach this with caution and set clear limits. Responsible gambling means knowing when to walk away and not letting the pursuit of more winnings overshadow the joy of the initial winning. It's a delicate balance between enjoying the moment and being mindful of the risks involved. After all, the key is to have fun while staying with what you can afford to lose.

What is a big deal in making a decision to either continue or cash out, it's not a dilemma stage at all because a gambler will not waste time in thinking on what to do in this kind of situation, if we think we can afford the risk to continue gambling because we already have that greedy enough, we may continue till everything got exhausted, if we are the considerate kind of gambler, we may quit for some other day.

Whether they cash out or keep their winnings on the platform, they are probably sure what they are doing. But for me, I withdraw some just to save my capital. Perhaps, responsible gambler knows what is best for them and when it comes to money, they are certain about it unless they are heavily addicted to gambling where they never know anything but to keep playing while they still have money. For at least, withdrawing some of our winnings could help us not to lose too much.

[SOKO-DEKE]

If I bet in hope of winning a large amount of money and, in the process of the game running, they bring cash out, I may not like to do the cashout and win because my aim is to win a large amount of money. If I want to win a small amount of money, I should just stake a small amount, and I will expect a small outcome from the bet. The only thing that can make me cash out my running tickets is when I see the cashout is a huge amount, like half of the potential winning, and again, I don't have much money with me, but if the cashout is not much, I will prefer to lose the bet than regret it when it happens as I predicted it. In fact, I always bet in different ways with different amounts of winning; one ticket will be a huge amount, and the other ticket will be a small amount.

[Ever-young]

I suggest to cash out your capital and at least 10% of your profit then keep the remaining amount so it could be used on your next game. do not be greedy, Just set a certain limit on yourself once you win and follow your momentum in playing but once you hit the jackpot prize, You can withdraw it all and then allocate the winning prize to your savings and investment. keep a small portion for your leisure and budget for gambling.

That’s really big, I mean just removing you capital and only 10% from the profit made from the winning, the person must be a bad gambler to do that, if I must advice for any money to be left their my own advice is to withdraw all and leave only less down 10% of even as low as 5% should be what should be consider to leave in the gambling account and then put the rest into good use why tying out luck again with others, this is because.

There is a possibility that since one have win large money recently they will try to wager big and might make wrong selection on their game choice which can make them lose those money real quick and if they have more in that account they will gamble all of it until nothing is left, but when they have been withdrawn to person account or wallet, and the one on the gambling site has been spent, there will be a little break and rethink store the person can move further and fund their account.

[serveria.com]

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?

As I only gamble for fun, in case I'll win some significant sum, I'll most probably withdraw it immediately. I'd possibly leave some small amount on the betting platform so I can make some small bets in future.

[bettercrypto]

It’s the classic dilemma of the gambling world. Personally, I believe it all boils down to self-control and knowing your limitsw. I prefer to do both like do it in half. I mean it’s preferable to continue playing from my winnings, right? I think theres a thrill in the possibility of even greater winnings after a large win. It's not just about the money, it's about the excitement and the hope for an even more bigger prize. But its still essential to approach this with caution and set clear limits. Responsible gambling means knowing when to walk away and not letting the pursuit of more winnings overshadow the joy of the initial winning. It's a delicate balance between enjoying the moment and being mindful of the risks involved. After all, the key is to have fun while staying with what you can afford to lose.

What is a big deal in making a decision to either continue or cash out, it's not a dilemma stage at all because a gambler will not waste time in thinking on what to do in this kind of situation, if we think we can afford the risk to continue gambling because we already have that greedy enough, we may continue till everything got exhausted, if we are the considerate kind of gambler, we may quit for some other day.

To those who are hooked in gambling and greed taken over their minds, it is really a big dilemma whether to cash out or not.  One part of their mind say that it is better to cash out in order to preserve the winnings while the other part says the what if there is another huge win streak and withdrawing will make him miss out on the opportunity.  Not all gamblers are satisfied with just a little winnings, many of them aims for a bigger one so whenever they face a situation like this, they really got into some dilemma whether to continue or cash out.

If a gambler lets greed to take root in his personality, it will never go, but it may be stopped. As long as you exercise self-control when playing at any casino site in the cryptocurrency gambling community,

However, if your primary goal is to simply have fun and you're pursuing the reasons you entered the casino and made a deposit, there won't be any issues as long as you know when to quit playing. Perhaps understanding that is so simple.

[boyptc]

As I only gamble for fun, in case I'll win some significant sum, I'll most probably withdraw it immediately.

That's what everyone must do. Whether you're for fun or money as you gamble, always secure your money first. You don't need a lot of reasons to do that but it's like a practice of many gamblers so that they won't go home crying and have nothing.

I'd possibly leave some small amount on the betting platform so I can make some small bets in future.

This is okay, you'll deduct that from the sum of your winnings while you have already secured your starting amount when you gamble. It's a win for you and whether you lose that money, you're okay because you're secured already with that money you've withdrawn before.

But it seems that this becomes hard for many gamblers when they're not using their common sense because they think that they're not going to lose any moment.

[goinmerry]

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?

Admit it, most of us will still keep playing after making a big win. It's not wrong in the first place as you are just taking advantage of our luck.

However, keep in mind that at least, we should enjoy our winnings too as it's not often to happen.

In my experience, after hitting some good win, I'm setting a limit on how much amount should I still put on risks. If continue winning, then good.

[junder]

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?

Admit it, most of us will still keep playing after making a big win. It's not wrong in the first place as you are just taking advantage of our luck.

However, keep in mind that at least, we should enjoy our winnings too as it's not often to happen.

In my experience, after hitting some good win, I'm setting a limit on how much amount should I still put on risks. If continue winning, then good.

Yes, I agree with that, people who gamble when they get a big win maybe they will continue to play because in situations like this they may still be dissatisfied with the winnings they get and increase the value of the bet with the aim of getting a bigger win.

It is unlikely that they withdraw all the winnings they get, instead I think that people who are addicted to gambling and when they get a big win this is an opportunity for them to get bigger, with a sense of dissatisfaction and the nature of greed that they feel has controlled them so that they cannot control themselves of course still at their own risk, so it all depends on their respective personalities, whether they will be able to control themselves when they get a big win.

[alegotardo]

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?

Both!!!

I believe that it is necessary to withdraw a good part of the winnings, but reserve a balance to continue playing.
And in my opinion, "bankroll management" is one of the fundamental principles that determine the player's decision to continue betting or withdraw his winnings after obtaining a big win, as it allows the player to make a very sensible approach to preserve his money, allowing the player to continue playing in a responsible and prolonged manner.

To apply this stall management, you need to consider some important points:
- Determine a budget: Establish spending and earning limits, decide how much you want to spend without compromising your personal finances, and even if you earn a lot of money, withdraw it and disregard it from your limits.
- Set a percentage approach, where you decide to bet only a specific percentage of your budget on each bet, regardless of the results you get. Or, set winning and losing limits, so that when you reach it, you should stop playing.

But, I still like the “progressive withdrawal” approach, where I withdraw part of my winnings and reinvest the rest, so I can enjoy the fruits of my victories and still have the opportunity to earn more.

[Silberman]

Yes, I agree with that, people who gamble when they get a big win maybe they will continue to play because in situations like this they may still be dissatisfied with the winnings they get and increase the value of the bet with the aim of getting a bigger win.

It is unlikely that they withdraw all the winnings they get, instead I think that people who are addicted to gambling and when they get a big win this is an opportunity for them to get bigger, with a sense of dissatisfaction and the nature of greed that they feel has controlled them so that they cannot control themselves of course still at their own risk, so it all depends on their respective personalities, whether they will be able to control themselves when they get a big win.

Even someone that is not addicted to gambling may fall into this kind of thinking, since after a big win the first thought that people have is to keep gambling, after all if they got lucky once then why quit when this could happen again? So people keep gambling hoping for the best but this rarely happens, and that is when people begin to lament being so greedy, but at the time there is nothing they can do to recover the money they have lost so far.

[mirakal]

~~~ but at the time there is nothing they can do to recover the money they have lost so far.

This is the main reason why most gamblers end up losing more than they can afford. They have this emotional drive that makes them believe they won't allow themselves to lose, so they keep chasing their losses until they are in the profit zone. Unfortunately, they fail to realize that the gambling house always has its edge. This kind of behavior leaves them playing without a clear direction, and they'll never come out ahead in the long run. Gradually, their losses pile up, and they only realize it when they've depleted their bankroll to the point where they can't continue gambling. It's a typical scenario and happens all too often among irresponsible gamblers.

[ethereumhunter]

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?

Admit it, most of us will still keep playing after making a big win. It's not wrong in the first place as you are just taking advantage of our luck.

However, keep in mind that at least, we should enjoy our winnings too as it's not often to happen.

In my experience, after hitting some good win, I'm setting a limit on how much amount should I still put on risks. If continue winning, then good.

Yes, we admit that happens to us, especially if we can win a lot. We don't stop gambling but instead continue gambling because we think that luck is with us so we should use it to our advantage and win more wins. It is common to most gamblers that instead of taking home their winnings, they spend it on the next rounds.

But there is a gambler who can find out that when he manages to win a lot of money, he should immediately stop gambling. He knows that in the next round, he can't win again or his chances won't be great so if he continues gambling, it will only bring him loss. He didn't want to experience that, so he chose to withdraw his winnings before he thought about continuing his gambling.

[btc_angela]

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?

Admit it, most of us will still keep playing after making a big win. It's not wrong in the first place as you are just taking advantage of our luck.

However, keep in mind that at least, we should enjoy our winnings too as it's not often to happen.

In my experience, after hitting some good win, I'm setting a limit on how much amount should I still put on risks. If continue winning, then good.

Yes, we admit that happens to us, especially if we can win a lot. We don't stop gambling but instead continue gambling because we think that luck is with us so we should use it to our advantage and win more wins. It is common to most gamblers that instead of taking home their winnings, they spend it on the next rounds.

And maybe that's what we gamblers are looking for, that adrenaline rush and that we think that we are in control of what is happening, that luck is one our side and that we will not going to lose but inside going to break the casino and win more. But that is the very wrong mindset for us, everything is based on luck, however, I will admit as well that it's a challenge to control our emotions during big wins, and hard to decide as our decision are clouded and we just want to go on and on because of that high adrenaline effect on us.

Nevertheless, the longer we play the higher the chance that we are going to lose. So it's better to really decide whether to cash out early and not go for for another dice roll or wait for the next numbers to fall in the roulette table.

[Gozie51]

~~~ but at the time there is nothing they can do to recover the money they have lost so far.

This is the main reason why most gamblers end up losing more than they can afford. They have this emotional drive that makes them believe they won't allow themselves to lose, so they keep chasing their losses until they are in the profit zone. Unfortunately, they fail to realize that the gambling house always has its edge. This kind of behavior leaves them playing without a clear direction, and they'll never come out ahead in the long run. Gradually, their losses pile up, and they only realize it when they've depleted their bankroll to the point where they can't continue gambling. It's a typical scenario and happens all too often among irresponsible gamblers.

When you are gambling for the sake of vengeance then you won't go any far in getting winning because you have anger on your mind and everything you do will mostly work against you especially because you won't take the right decision but you will be focused to get back the loses you have recorded. If you have a winning that is substantial, it is better to run with it at the moment and try to win more next time than to have that feeling you that you are recovering your loses. Take every game as a new and unique game and opportunity , not looking back to win back loses.

[BitcoinTurk]

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?

My decision making during this process actually varies depending on when I earn the bigwin. If I have made such a bigwin during the period when I have just started gambling and I'm not yet satisfied, I usually convert the winning amount into cash and continue gambling with the budget I set at the beginning. In another case, if I have gambled enough to satisfy myself and made this bigwin, I usually continue gambling for only a short time and withdraw my entire available balance.

Finally, if I have reached almost zero in my starting balance and made a big win at this point, I usually continue gambling with this win. The main reason for this is that since I gambled for fun, I started gambling by taking the risk of losing my initial budget and my balance reached almost zero and then reached the starting level again. That is, if I still want to gamble when that gain is realized I still prefer to consume that gain by gambling. Of course, it seems like a more logical choice to keep this balance to satisfy my desire to gamble in the future in case my balance which reached almost zero with a big win after gambling for a long time, reaches the starting level again.

[nara1892]

~~~ but at the time there is nothing they can do to recover the money they have lost so far.

This is the main reason why most gamblers end up losing more than they can afford. They have this emotional drive that makes them believe they won't allow themselves to lose, so they keep chasing their losses until they are in the profit zone. Unfortunately, they fail to realize that the gambling house always has its edge. This kind of behavior leaves them playing without a clear direction, and they'll never come out ahead in the long run. Gradually, their losses pile up, and they only realize it when they've depleted their bankroll to the point where they can't continue gambling. It's a typical scenario and happens all too often among irresponsible gamblers.

When you are gambling for the sake of vengeance then you won't go any far in getting winning because you have anger on your mind and everything you do will mostly work against you especially because you won't take the right decision but you will be focused to get back the loses you have recorded. If you have a winning that is substantial, it is better to run with it at the moment and try to win more next time than to have that feeling you that you are recovering your loses. Take every game as a new and unique game and opportunity , not looking back to win back loses.

Anything that is based on emotion and greed will always end up worse that even beyond your expectations, like those who come to gambling with the intention of revenge to seek victory which is nothing but to restore the defeat in the previous time, instead of getting the victory as they expected but what happened was well lose again and continue to lose, that's always what happens at the end of the round when they are too ambitious in gambling and bring the wrong mindset. I'm not saying you can't get a win in 10x tries but you will be able to get just one win in 10x tries, is that worth the amount of your 9x losses? obviously not, and that's the fact, the more you try the more defeat will dominate.

That's right, if we've got a win, which you feel is pretty good then it's better to just pull it, don't care about any opportunities that you always think will be better, when in fact it's nothing more than a temptation for you to keep playing and lose everything. Basically, if you don't know when to stop then you're agreeing with the statement "you'll keep losing".