Cash out or keep playing?

[adultcrypto]

Being patient is what everyone needs to practice.

Because whenever you're winning, you lose that and whenever you're losing, you also forget that. It's all in our hands when we gamble that we tend to forget the important things.

Like when someone is asking if he should pass and take the profit when he's winning even if it's easy to make decisions and obviously need to take his money when he's done and made profit already.

If the person is wise and already have a lot of experience, I can say that it won't be a hard decision to make, knowing that there's no guarantee
that his luck will continue to show up and back him in each roll that he made.

Though the common inside gambling is you'll see a gambler who will keep pushing and keep trying to win more instead of enjoying what he already got.

Ending his session with a loss including his bankroll and the disappointment of the outcome of his game.

Even experienced ones let their guards down.

So this incident happen to all ages regardless of experience as well. If we let our guards down and we're on the peak of the time as we gamble, we definitely going to miss it.

If you don't want to end your day with a loss, always take the profit with a priority that you will not let it happen to you because of the past experiences you made and keep yourself reminded with that.

It is still a sign of poor gambling habits that will make someone not know when to stop. So I believe the real experience should show when to take a break after a major win. You cannot say you have experience but unable to cashout a good win, what then is the experience?

A lot of gamblers have not come to the reality that gambling is a game of probabilities. If it enters in your favour, use it very well because you cannot guarantee if it will stay like that for long. Missed opportunities tend to be more painful than no opportunity so winning and giving it back can be devastating.

Just like you stated, the best is to take profit whenever there is a major win. It is also fine to take a break and enjoy the winning.

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[mkr06]

I understand what you mean; the feeling that you have with a big win can be irresistible and make you want to keep playing.  but you should  be smart about it and setting aside a percentage of those winnings to ensure you enjoy the thrill of playing while also safeguarding your substantial winnings. This way you strike a balance between continuing to have fun and not risking losing your major wins.

[348Judah]

I understand what you mean; the feeling that you have with a big win can be irresistible and make you want to keep playing.  but you should  be smart about it and setting aside a percentage of those winnings to ensure you enjoy the thrill of playing while also safeguarding your substantial winnings. This way you strike a balance between continuing to have fun and not risking losing your major wins.

This is gambling we are talking about, gamblers will always want to exhibit that kind of feelings to always continue each time they finds themselves being lucky to experience a win, what always got them overwhelmed was the illusion that they will keep winning, the the more the attempt the higher the risk of loosing everything to gambling, winning comes in by luck and not by how determined we are for it, when ot comee, we should take it as an opportunity and never take that for granted, the next attempts may be the opposite experience.

[Jody.Drummer]

Even experienced ones let their guards down.

So this incident happen to all ages regardless of experience as well. If we let our guards down and we're on the peak of the time as we gamble, we definitely going to miss it.

If you don't want to end your day with a loss, always take the profit with a priority that you will not let it happen to you because of the past experiences you made and keep yourself reminded with that.

It is still a sign of poor gambling habits that will make someone not know when to stop. So I believe the real experience should show when to take a break after a major win. You cannot say you have experience but unable to cashout a good win, what then is the experience?

It's not other than the habit arises because their point of view on gambling is too excessive, always assuming that there will be a much bigger win, when in fact the final result will not always be in accordance with what they expect, honestly I have experienced something like this and I am very tired of the final conditions that are always disappointing when I try to behave greedily. Well that's right, I quite agree with your assumption about experience, therefore professional gamblers can always prevent the possibility of unwanted things happening, none other than that because they have a pretty good experience in gambling, meaning they have experienced things or conditions like that, So when they managed to get a win, they thought it was better to rest and withdraw the money from the win, because if they were greedy then they were very likely to experience things that were not wanted, instead of getting a bigger win but what happened was that all the previous winnings were gone again, I think that's a strong reason why we shouldn't be greedy.

A lot of gamblers have not come to the reality that gambling is a game of probabilities. If it enters in your favour, use it very well because you cannot guarantee if it will stay like that for long. Missed opportunities tend to be more painful than no opportunity so winning and giving it back can be devastating.

Just like you stated, the best is to take profit whenever there is a major win. It is also fine to take a break and enjoy the winning.

True, most of the time lately I see some people who come to gambling with the aim of making money, one of the reasons may be because they have seen other people who managed to get a big win, even though on the other hand this is just a probability activity which is basically nothing more than a possibility that they cannot necessarily get because there is absolutely no guarantee in it. Therefore I think they should really change their wrong mindset, yes I understand that there are opportunities in gambling but remember that the percentage of defeat is always higher than victory, so it is not uncommon for people to say that don't overdo it when gambling, that's because as I said, there is no guarantee and certainty whatsoever, it's just a chance and doesn't mean you can get it. And also on the other hand you should not be ambitious to return the loss or chase the victory, it is better to let go of the amount that has been lost because there is no definite return, and if you continue to try to pursue it it will only increase the number of your losses.

Indeed, it's best, if you have won, it's better to get out quickly and withdraw all the winnings for you to enjoy, I say it's not a real victory if you can't enjoy it at all, it's better for prevention.

[Dewi Aries]

I understand what you mean; the feeling that you have with a big win can be irresistible and make you want to keep playing.  but you should  be smart about it and setting aside a percentage of those winnings to ensure you enjoy the thrill of playing while also safeguarding your substantial winnings. This way you strike a balance between continuing to have fun and not risking losing your major wins.

This is gambling we are talking about, gamblers will always want to exhibit that kind of feelings to always continue each time they finds themselves being lucky to experience a win, what always got them overwhelmed was the illusion that they will keep winning, the the more the attempt the higher the risk of loosing everything to gambling, winning comes in by luck and not by how determined we are for it, when ot comee, we should take it as an opportunity and never take that for granted, the next attempts may be the opposite experience.

Yes because it has become a common behavior of gamblers because of the greed they feel so they dare to continue the game when they get the winnings they get so they don't think about the risk of losing the winnings they have got. The high level of greed that controls them so that they lose control when gambling, where when they get a win that they should take the winnings and leave but they instead continue the game by increasing the value of the bet and thinking they will get a bigger win. Maybe they are not satisfied with what they have gotten so they continue the game.

It is true that you say, the victory that can be obtained is due to luck not because of the existing determination or patterns and tricks in gambling, because gambling cannot be separated from luck. This is because the existing patterns or tricks are only to make them continue to play gambling with the belief that the patterns and tricks can provide victory even though there is no effect on gambling which is clearly regulated in it.

[Promocodeudo]

There are few person with the mindset of crashing out, celebrating it and relaxing for a while before they continue, for me if I cash out big time, I will choose some favourable odd as they use to say it and continue playing my game, it is needless not to be sincere, this act is very much avoidable, you win, you will want to go for higher winning, not minding the risk in the journey ahead, as a gambler the sweetness is winning, there nothing to tell gambler that always win to give it a break before he or she continue, such advise will seem to him like hatred from your end to his, such gambler will read different meaning to your statement, so at this point a gambler can not be stopped from getting more winning. 

[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.

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.

That's just your preference that's speaking but I don't think you're the authority that my routine is or isn't gambling, I'm sure that in the definition of gambling that what I'm doing is still considered gambling, I mean I am putting my money in hopes that the chances of me making a win is the one that's going to be the result so by definition I still am gambling albeit in a manner that seems to insult you because it feels too short of a session for you. Given that I've had that testimony, I can attest to you that it definitely works for me. I can gamble and have fun but it's not hurting my bankroll too much and my budget always benefits from this because what I put for week with this routine more often than not, lasts for 2 weeks or 3 weeks if I have some wins along the way.

[LUCKMCFLY]

~snipp~Yes, because it should be like that friends, do not overdo it in gambling let alone consider that gambling as a place to earn, honestly it is not recommended, none other than because the first risk there is very large, secondly there is no guarantee whatsoever for you to produce victory, and the last is that victory there is very dependent on luck, while there is no consistent word in the concept of luck, but to lose it will happen more often. Therefore, it is only natural and has been proven in reality that you or anyone will experience more defeats than wins. And also yes of course if you have won then it is better to withdraw, do not overdo it because it is only a temptation, so be grateful for whatever the amount of your victory. ~snipp~

I agree with you, there are only motives under the pretext of looking for consistent daily profits, assuming every day will win even use emergency money and money for a day without risk management and unlimited stops even though they just played, assuming they can get the same opportunities, in my opinion this will be a burden and can not feel the sense of pleasure that will be felt, because enjoying the game is the most important, unfortunately the more curious the more chased and do not care how much has been obtained, This will make a mess of daily finances, and maybe to play tomorrow only rely on the latest predictions at this time, different times are not necessarily with the same correct predictions as yesterday, and the pre-professional characteristic in my opinion is that he can stop when he feels enough for tomorrow or research looking on other platforms that may have different features and advantages, there is nothing wrong with looking for new toys, consider today a break even though you have won, any pleasure if excessive will become impetuous and forget the moment of pleasure in the "game",

We are people who are on the constant path of a good life, we must Always make decisions, and these decisions are the ones that can mark a future, for better or worse, sometimes the right decisions have to find what a successful life is. , or perhaps the decision to continue or stop following in a casino in a particular game, when in a particular casino we have a case that we can have the best of all the profits, so we have decided to continue playing, but in my experience staff in a casino, when you feel like you have to stop, then you have to stop , so you can't make money.

Here in the forum we have seen that there are many who have shared their stories and I have seen that among those stories they have said that many people when they feel the need that they can win a lot of money, because they put a large amount of money in their bet, and That's where they lose a lot of money, so what's left for them when they make a decision like that? nothing, staying in the black, because they didn't know how to Control themselves, so according to these things the decision is everything.

When we are in a casino, we want to win , but we have to be very cautious and measured in what we are doing, because what we are earning is more money, it is not just anything, so in my experience that is what it is, that when we We feel that we Must leave a bet until there, we must leave it until there, because in repeated occasions they can return to a bad streak that can last a long time, in fact you have to have a lot of money to withstand the losses of a very bad streak, and It is very difficult to recover the money that has been lost, this is something that has to be seen, the casinos are set up to enforce their house edge, so this is the reason why we Should accept things as they are, we should not To start fighting against a system that will not give us a chance, we must remind ourselves when it is appropriate to Withdraw.

[maydna]

There are few person with the mindset of crashing out, celebrating it and relaxing for a while before they continue, for me if I cash out big time, I will choose some favourable odd as they use to say it and continue playing my game, it is needless not to be sincere, this act is very much avoidable, you win, you will want to go for higher winning, not minding the risk in the journey ahead, as a gambler the sweetness is winning, there nothing to tell gambler that always win to give it a break before he or she continue, such advise will seem to him like hatred from your end to his, such gambler will read different meaning to your statement, so at this point a gambler can not be stopped from getting more winning. 

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

[Slow death]

people who make multibet bets, in my opinion, when they make a multibet bet that has many games and manages to get more than 70% of the games right and there is still a game left for the bet to be completed, I advise people to cashout and be satisfied with the profits they make, I give this advice for the following reasons: in a football game, even if a team is very good and has very low odds in its favor and is playing against the worst team in the league, the chances of that worst team are still winning exist and as long as these chances exist then people should take into consideration that if there is a game missing with odds of 1.14 for him to win a multibet with odds of 35.00 and he has already got 99% of the games right and got odds of 27.00

so canceling a bet is the most logical thing, because if that person loses the entire bet, that person would no longer be in a position to continue placing sports bets, giving up would be the best way because greed took over him and that is the worst scenario that could happen to him. he. After losing because he refused to make a cashout he will put more money in the casino and go back to making a multibet bet and will lose, because a multibet bet is much more difficult to get right compared to simple bets and people don't understand this, they keep making multibet bets with many games included and they hardly get it right

[LUCKMCFLY]

Depends on how ahead you are. I mean if you enter with 100 dollars and get to 200 dollars, there isn't really a reason to cash out, but lets assume you start with 100 and made it 1000 dollars, then cashing out 500 and then keep playing with the other 500 makes sense.

I would say up to 5x is enough to keep going, anything above that could be cashed out and that's an important distinction on what we are talking about here. I understand that we are not going to end up with anything substantial when gambling and this type of big returns happens rarely so I would end up gambling with whatever I win because it is not a lot. This is why it is not always about one solution thing, you are not going to get that at all in most cases.

It is not possible getting such opportunity always that is why when you get a win as quickly as possible, take your  profit or your capital at first  out because that should be able to guarantee you of your proceeds from the gamble as you can not tell what the next round could be. That is where many make such a mistake of not keeping a fraction of their win to themselves but are quick to still continue gambling until they lose  all their wins that is when they would realise that they have lost everything including their investment as well. As a smart gambler it should be a priority to always withdraw a fraction or your full  win at first to safeguard your interest.

Well regarding that, I have a very solid way of thinking that I have learned through experience, it is not that I have much experience but I have learned something, casinos are made for us to be happy, I don't know how to have fun, There is no doubt about that, but we can also lose a lot of money, and it is obvious, they are designed so that they have the advantage, the famous house advantage, so in this order of ideas we must be emphatic people regarding the criteria of action. , because the moment I arrive at a casino I have a problem, if I see that in plkenso game I have a decent winning, and I don't hesitate to invent, I withdraw my money and leave, and I return the next day or to others days later, and some players do the same, they spend the money, enjoy it and then come back to see if they can have the same luck again, and it is not frowned upon, in fact that is what it is for, of course doing it often is a very difficult act, because being reborn in one case is quite Difficult, for some it is impossible.

I do have my own strategy, but of course it is a strategy that is so exciting, and that at the same time I have a profit, no matter how small it may be, then I go and leave it there in my account, because it is a profit, and I don't I save until I have a balance from a few wins to a few wins, but of course this is about having a balance in a casino where one plays in a very considerate manner and where I don't expose or break my own rules, because I'm sure that if one breaks his own rules, then he loses, there is no doubt about that, so to avoid this, we must be very safe, very disciplined and very determined when making the decisions of the games, sometimes they can be mocked for having small profits, but it is better that way. , because losing is very ugly and I think no one likes to lose, so for me that is my technique, since everyone can do what they want because everyone is the owner of their way of playing and their money.

It is normal that casinos are designed in the way that the game mechanism would be ok no their own favour. So I am not surprised if an to he serial numbers of loses gamblers accrue while playing. As a smart gambler, it is nice you withdraw your profit if you record a big win because you never can tell what you next game might result to if you continue.

It is best one takes break after big win so as to take time before coming back to play again otherwise you change casino because I believe it can not be possible winning back to back because once you win a huge amount the casino would put an eye on your account to start watching your games possibly imploring mechanism to reduce the rate at which you might likely win a game while playing.

Lastly, setting up a guideline for yourself is likewise you setting a rule to go by. If you go against it then it means you do not respect yourself and a let down to your already implemented guideline. This is what makes people to fail because they fail to obey their own rules.

Yes, that's what I think, when we talk about how to make a better game, there are always some rabbits, from people who are playing all the time, of course, we cannot confuse wanting to win and the desire to win in a casino, that must be something prevailing, but it has to be something that is demonstrated with good facts, for example, when we are thinking about how to win, we have to have considered how much we are willing to lose in each game session, where that money that is allocated to playing, is not going to affect any type of activity that is considered something basic in our lives, we must fulfill our primary obligations, so when all this is already well established, we must be aware that first of all we are a person who We must make the exception in everything, we have to be consistent with the good or bad consequences that playing in a casino will bring, that for all this there must be a plan, an order and something that can be carried out so that it does not fall into the trap. addiction.

Addiction is something that we must avoid at all costs, always and when we are responsible persons, we have to do it well, now when we are thinking about doing good management in each game session and ensuring fun and why not? Maybe some profits What should be done is a poan with rules, where the requirement will always be pa, the less I have money willing to lose, how much do we have for that? So when we do something like this, we must fully comply with our own rules, because otherwise there would be no point in doing so, of course when we are doing other types of activities it is something else, but in a casino, and in gambling we must be very emphatic, and we have to know how to control them, know how to have fun and even know how to lose and above all know how to win, what I recommend is that every time you win, you withdraw the money.

[sompitonov]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

[Silberman]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

And since no one knows where that point is then it is important to ignore it completely and instead create some easy rules you can follow about the moments in which you should stop to gamble, and once one of those moments is reached then you need to stop gambling immediately, now such a thing can be very difficult at the beginning as we are not used to do this, but it has to be done, or whenever we have some good luck we will always think about gambling even more and then lose it all once our results go back to the mean.

[cabron]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

And since no one knows where that point is then it is important to ignore it completely and instead create some easy rules you can follow about the moments in which you should stop to gamble, and once one of those moments is reached then you need to stop gambling immediately, now such a thing can be very difficult at the beginning as we are not used to do this, but it has to be done, or whenever we have some good luck we will always think about gambling even more and then lose it all once our results go back to the mean.

When a gambler believes that he must keep playing while luck is on his side, he will start losing the money he just won. He could just secure some money to buy what he wants during that time or he can withdraw the capital if he is comfortable losing the rest and continue playing.

But oftentimes, gamblers think one more time will not hurt and then again bet several times and lose it all. Those sob stories we read where they were pushing their luck too much and then regret after. Not all of them are made up, it happens even in the local casinos with a man that rarely wins and then suddenly one day he wins more than $20.000, the next day he returns again and loses 70% of it.

[Hirose UK]

There are few person with the mindset of crashing out, celebrating it and relaxing for a while before they continue, for me if I cash out big time, I will choose some favourable odd as they use to say it and continue playing my game, it is needless not to be sincere, this act is very much avoidable, you win, you will want to go for higher winning, not minding the risk in the journey ahead, as a gambler the sweetness is winning, there nothing to tell gambler that always win to give it a break before he or she continue, such advise will seem to him like hatred from your end to his, such gambler will read different meaning to your statement, so at this point a gambler can not be stopped from getting more winning. 

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

We must always believe that luck will not come twice, so when we manage to get several wins that result in number of profits we must immediately stop and withdraw the profits to be able to stay safe when continuing the game so that we not lose all winning.
It is said that greed is indeed a human attitude and no one can avoid it, so the right decision in anticipating greed is to take the amount of winnings that you get.

Indeed, regret will always come at the end of the story and what is stupid is that they cannot learn from the bad experiences that made them regret it.
Most gamblers forget bad experiences when they have made number of wins that are quite pleasing to their hearts and minds.

[maydna]

~snip~

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

I agree with what you say because continuing to chase victory that we don't know when we can get will only make us go round and round in a circle that has no end, so we have to break the circle to get out of gambling. And when we have won more than the minimum limit, we must immediately withdraw the winnings and leave the casino so that our minds will not think about continuing to gamble. If we continue gambling, we have the potential to lose money, which may be more than before because there is already winning money that we can get to use to gamble. But only a few people can go out of the casino after getting their big win to enjoy the winning money. In contrast, others cannot leave the casino and instead continue gambling, and eventually, they experience gambling addiction.

~snip~

We must always believe that luck will not come twice, so when we manage to get several wins that result in number of profits we must immediately stop and withdraw the profits to be able to stay safe when continuing the game so that we not lose all winning.
It is said that greed is indeed a human attitude and no one can avoid it, so the right decision in anticipating greed is to take the amount of winnings that you get.

Indeed, regret will always come at the end of the story and what is stupid is that they cannot learn from the bad experiences that made them regret it.
Most gamblers forget bad experiences when they have made number of wins that are quite pleasing to their hearts and minds.

That is the thinking of wise gamblers who do not want to experience losses in gambling, and they always make good use of their winnings so that they can truly be successful in gambling. Many people become greedy because they want to win more and more, so they don't stop gambling but instead continue gambling. It will not be able to give them victory but can instead give them even more defeats. And if they can't manage their greed well, they will never be able to enjoy their winnings because they always hope to get more wins.

Regret will come at the end, and they will experience it. If they cannot learn from their experience, they will only repeat the mistake repeatedly. Only by realizing their mistakes and trying to avoid them can they begin to see that after winning, they should immediately stop gambling and enjoy their victory. Even though their winnings cannot reach the minimum withdrawal limit, at least by stopping gambling, they can control their emotions and prevent themselves from continuing to gamble, which could result in more losses.

[sompitonov]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

And since no one knows where that point is then it is important to ignore it completely and instead create some easy rules you can follow about the moments in which you should stop to gamble, and once one of those moments is reached then you need to stop gambling immediately, now such a thing can be very difficult at the beginning as we are not used to do this, but it has to be done, or whenever we have some good luck we will always think about gambling even more and then lose it all once our results go back to the mean.

When a gambler believes that he must keep playing while luck is on his side, he will start losing the money he just won. He could just secure some money to buy what he wants during that time or he can withdraw the capital if he is comfortable losing the rest and continue playing.

But oftentimes, gamblers think one more time will not hurt and then again bet several times and lose it all. Those sob stories we read where they were pushing their luck too much and then regret after. Not all of them are made up, it happens even in the local casinos with a man that rarely wins and then suddenly one day he wins more than $20.000, the next day he returns again and loses 70% of it.

It is this thought about one bet “that won’t hurt” that is the very cliff from which players with a positive score fall off. I thought about it and came to the conclusion that this is actually true. There is no just another bet, it needs to be perceived as a long distance, like a marathon runner running his way. And if at some point we are very lucky, we just need to leave this distance and finish the run.

Casinos love it when people return to them, because they know that this almost always happens. I’m sure there are even various tricks of the employees, security and others so that you don’t quickly leave with your winnings and continue to play with incredible passion, which will ultimately lead to a loss.

[Jemzx00]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

That's the catch about it, without proper planning you won't be able to determine when to stop that's also the reason why some people set an amount of winnings where they can just stop anytime, they hit it, the same goes when you're trading. It's easier said than done though, as we can't really know when our feelings and excitement catch on with the winnings as you'll feel extremely lucky during these situations. For me, the best option to avoid or minimize losses is that when you've won a significant amount of money and want to continue gambling is that you risk some of your winnings and keep some of it along with your bankroll so that if you've encountered a lose streak, which is likely to happen, then you'll still be on the positive as you did not lost your bankroll and some of your winnings.

[carlisle1]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

And since no one knows where that point is then it is important to ignore it completely and instead create some easy rules you can follow about the moments in which you should stop to gamble, and once one of those moments is reached then you need to stop gambling immediately, now such a thing can be very difficult at the beginning as we are not used to do this, but it has to be done, or whenever we have some good luck we will always think about gambling even more and then lose it all once our results go back to the mean.

It should be dominated or else you will be dominated by gambling, and you will see yourself keep doing the same mistake over and over and
lead you to lose more instead of getting something out from your bet.

I see your point and if you can practice that, controlling your emotion and make sure to execute your set target when to stop when you need to stop.

Something that will help you to stay positive not just with money but more on emotional control, stopping means controlling everything
when playing the game or betting with the game you love.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.

This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.

That's the catch about it, without proper planning you won't be able to determine when to stop that's also the reason why some people set an amount of winnings where they can just stop anytime, they hit it, the same goes when you're trading. It's easier said than done though, as we can't really know when our feelings and excitement catch on with the winnings as you'll feel extremely lucky during these situations. For me, the best option to avoid or minimize losses is that when you've won a significant amount of money and want to continue gambling is that you risk some of your winnings and keep some of it along with your bankroll so that if you've encountered a lose streak, which is likely to happen, then you'll still be on the positive as you did not lost your bankroll and some of your winnings.

How exactly do you guys even come to this conclusion that one or a gambler can set a winning limit and stick to it?, we all know that when a gambler in winning, that is when he or she is much more motivated to keep paying more and more, so as to keep increasing the profit, and we never can tell what may happen, the gambler might end up hitting the jackpot if he or she keep going.

To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.