cashout or wait till the end?

[CryptSafe]

Greed has made many lost their opportunities. When such avenue avails itself,  our of greed a gambler would want play till the end but the end results is what they never bargained for and that would cost them their many opportunities they should have taken advantage of. If as a gambler, you were able to scale through the hurdles of that game to that point, and you were given an option to cash out, you should be able to know that there is every tendencies that the game might not end in your favour so what you should do is to cash out immediately and leave with what you already have at hand.and have been given the opportunity to cash out. In this type of scene, it is expected that one Cash out because that money there is very much bigger than the investment so waiting for the end of the game to win more or all is greed on the gamblers side and those sorth of gamblers always lose everything at the end.

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[taufik123]

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These very risky measures taken by the risk taker sometimes goes well for them. But in all, self control matters the most.  Offers like this can really be tempting,  it takes a gambler with self control to quit and go home with what he has gotten so far.

Self-control sometimes comes and goes, but when it comes to cashouts of millions of dollars, it's just fooling and greedy people who make it all disappear instantly.

Stopping and enjoying that advantage is a boon for a gambler, let alone having the opportunity as explained by the OP.
But sometimes a person's greedy nature appears stronger and overcomes everything, even though they initially have good self-control.

Seeing some people only get high levels of sadness and stress when losing it all because of their greed gambling.

This is also a lesson for me, if I have the opportunity to take advantage of the first win, then I will take it and foolish with other bets.
Games and bets can be done when you have enjoyed everything.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I will reply to this in two patterns.
Firstly, it  depends on the financial strength of the gambler, if the gambler is financially strong, I will say that he can leave the game to finish since he doesn't need the money to survive, but if its someone with lower financial strength, and he streaks 3k plus and he's seeing almost 2 million and is still delaying for a second to cash out knowing fully well that this is prayer answered, I think its greed on the low income person's side.

Secondly, seeing such stake performing well and leaving it behind without taking your profits  puts  you in a restless situation. Someone like me will not be able to take my mind off the platform,  I'll be checking the game every 5 mins bearing in mind that the loss of a game means the  loss of the while funds, its even better I didn't see it in the first place. The psychological attachment will be much and I don't think its wise for someone to subject himself to that kind of pressure. Personallly I will  cash it out and keep my peace

[rachael9385]

People who have not experienced such will not understand the feelings of letting those kind of opportunities to pass by.
However, such have happen to someone close to me and I told her to cash it out but she refused because they have a big trust for the last game, but finally the game played the opposite of what she played.
I like cashing out my games mostly when it is such a big amount, there are many reasons to cash a bet out, 1, as long as the amount fir the cash out is very much bigger than the amount you het with, then you have to cash the game out.
Many gamblers today will think that all is risk but to me, yes all is risk and there will be no reward without any risk but speaking the truth, this amount is something that I will not think twice but click on the cash out because it will be unavailable. Most gamblers will not cash the game out but I think that's called greedy.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

People who have not experienced such will not understand the feelings of letting those kind of opportunities to pass by.
However, such have happen to someone close to me and I told her to cash it out but she refused because they have a big trust for the last game, but finally the game played the opposite of what she played.
I like cashing out my games mostly when it is such a big amount, there are many reasons to cash a bet out, 1, as long as the amount fir the cash out is very much bigger than the amount you het with, then you have to cash the game out.
Many gamblers today will think that all is risk but to me, yes all is risk and there will be no reward without any risk but speaking the truth, this amount is something that I will not think twice but click on the cash out because it will be unavailable. Most gamblers will not cash the game out but I think that's called greedy.

Looking at the overall potential winning amount which i believe is 31 million, and comparing that to what the casino is offering as a cash out which is less than 1.5 million, it's really hard to not feel cheated on and regret your decision of accepting a cash if at the end, the game ended just exactly the same way you have initially predicted it will end, imagine taking 1.5 million in place of 31 million? There is a very huge and significant gab in between this two amount of money, and any would likely think twice about accepting a cash out if they find themselves in such a situation.

Personally, like I've said before, we have all different goals in gambling, and one of my personal goals is to win the maximum amount at every given opportunity, and personally, I consider cashing out at every slight opportunity as the gambler being chicken hearted.
For me, depending on the status of the game being played, if there are chances that I would win the game, it's either gold or nothing, as long as money at stake is one I can comfortably lose without regrets.

[$crypto$]

Self-control sometimes comes and goes, but when it comes to cashouts of millions of dollars, it's just fooling and greedy people who make it all disappear instantly.

Stopping and enjoying that advantage is a boon for a gambler, let alone having the opportunity as explained by the OP.
But sometimes a person's greedy nature appears stronger and overcomes everything, even though they initially have good self-control.

Seeing some people only get high levels of sadness and stress when losing it all because of their greed gambling.

This is also a lesson for me, if I have the opportunity to take advantage of the first win, then I will take it and foolish with other bets.
Games and bets can be done when you have enjoyed everything.

Yes self-control is still difficult sometimes today can control not necessarily tomorrow can not control again because if you are blind with greed do not care about self-control.

Greed is still difficult to stop, people always want to achieve maximum winnings even though we know the risks themselves in the end will regret not cashing in on what the casino has given them the opportunity.

Honestly, for example, what the OP told me, I will immediately cash out because it is clear that the offer is better than waiting until the end, not necessarily winning, if you win the whole total until the end, of course the profit is much greater but when there is a good opportunity then do it, don't regret it later.

[hedgeh0g]

Greed has made many lost their opportunities. When such avenue avails itself,  our of greed a gambler would want play till the end but the end results is what they never bargained for and that would cost them their many opportunities they should have taken advantage of. If as a gambler, you were able to scale through the hurdles of that game to that point, and you were given an option to cash out, you should be able to know that there is every tendencies that the game might not end in your favour so what you should do is to cash out immediately and leave with what you already have at hand.and have been given the opportunity to cash out. In this type of scene, it is expected that one Cash out because that money there is very much bigger than the investment so waiting for the end of the game to win more or all is greed on the gamblers side and those sorth of gamblers always lose everything at the end.

Yes, with a high degree of probability we will leave our deposit there if at some point we cannot stop. The key idea here is to stop at the right moment, but not every player can find the willpower in themselves, as real life shows. Another interesting point here is that after the player leaves with the winnings, he can return and his endless race will continue. Besides me, many people write about this, but those who were actually able to do it and never return again are so few that they are talked about as legends. This is exactly what we should strive for, win and leave.

[bayu7adi]

Cashout... never mind 1.8 million, if with initial money of 3k and there is already 100k in my wallet balance, I will immediately do a cashout. Maybe I'll save a little to play again after I've had fun with the money I got.

I often hear stories of people who have won gambling, but he bet again with a bigger bet. That's because his victory made him confident of another victory. Most of them go home with another loss and in the end can cashout with a smaller amount.

It's better to end the game with a win and leave a balance to play again someday.

[Xxmodded]

I won't losses with great opportunity after huge winning amount in gambling keep waiting until the end, its great moment for us make cashout and withdraw above 80% from your amount if you won't stop from gambling.
I have many bad experienced when winning large amount in gambling but can't controlling my emotion with more large amount winning target until losses all win before and make us realize if withdraw half or 70% of last winning amount still has opportunity for upcoming day to bet.

Good emotion when leaving betting with the winning than losses, so withdraw your winning amount and left few percent for upcoming day.

[Z-tight]

The decision to cashout or not is a difficult one for gamblers, many times they refuse to cashout and end up losing everything. There is something i tell people when they are in such a dilemma, and it is that when you look at the amount of money you are offered as cashout, is it an amount you can easily make, be it in your business or workplace, if it is an amount you can make in a couple of months, then the decision of not cashing out makes sense for you.

On the other hand, if the cashout amount would completely change your life and you stand no chance of making such an amount in a long time or even in two lifetimes, then cashout, it is the right decision, no matter what happens in the end.

[Justbillywitt]

If I find myself in this situation I will cash out. You never know what will happen with the remaining games. It's best to have some taken the profit when you see it than lose everything at the end of the day. If you wait and lose everything you will regret not cashing out, but if you cash out and the game played completely you will have some level of regret but it won't be the same as when you lose everything.

[len01]

cash out is the best choice.
from my experience, which I often experience in sports betting or esports betting, if I choose to bet on a parlay bet with 4 matches and there is 1 match left in progress but the result is a draw and the bookmaker gives me the opportunity to cash out, I will cash out my winnings.
the reason I did this was because I had often lost in the last match even though the team I chose was a big team, but for me when the bookmaker gave me the opportunity to cash out, it was a sign that the match ended in defeat.

I do this from experience that I have personally experienced so that every time someone else asks me to cash out or wait for the match to finish I will give advice that it is better to cash out rather than take a big risk.
but it all comes down to each bettor and the best advice for me is that if the winnings are felt to be big enough, it better to immediately cash out even though there is 1 match left that gives a bigger win but doesn't have a guarantee, it's better to get a small win but we can enjoy it.

[Casdinyard]

2020 Casdinyard will say "fuck it, we ball" and hold on to that bet for dear life even if it means losing it all at the end. 2020 Casdinyard is not responsible when it comes to gambling and is most of the time seen splurging wins and paychecks every time friends invite him over for a session of gambling, sometimes even when he's just alone for the hell of it.

years from then and I'd take the first chance I get at cashing out on a huge win like this. The thing that I realized soon as I figured out that gambling was taking a larger role in my life now is that wins are wins at the end of the day, and you should take care of them and secure them as much as possible, especially in a game/industry as gambling where wins are hard to come by in the first place. In that regard, let me tell you that if I were in your position, even if it's just as low as a couple hundred dollars, just enough for me to breakeven and recover all my losses I'd take the chance right then and there. Why? Cause securing your wins are just as important as getting them in the first place. It's great if you get a million bucks, but it's even greater if you could ensure that you're not gonna fuck things up and end up losing the million bucks all because you're greedy and you think you can still manage to get more wins when the amount you're shown in the first place was more than enough.

[Fredomago]

If I find myself in this situation I will cash out. You never know what will happen with the remaining games. It's best to have some taken the profit when you see it than lose everything at the end of the day. If you wait and lose everything you will regret not cashing out, but if you cash out and the game played completely you will have some level of regret but it won't be the same as when you lose everything.

Much better than nothing at all, though same with your sentiment if you cash out and the bet wins there's still regret but not totally the same with how you will you feel when you didn't withdraw and lose together with capital,  though still depends from how a person can handle things out, since you  are in gambling  more will choose to take a risk and hope for luck to back them up, we do have different perspectives and not everyone can take that kind of a call when seeing the potential,  but it's always a wise decision to be contented with the win that you surely take.

[oktana]

Looking at your stake, you have made a lot of money already. The decision to cash out is on your shoulders, and it’s a tough one. But I normally believe that you can take the proposed amount and restake it again. I know luck doesn’t come all the time but you will feel terrible if it happens that you loose all the money. And honestly, you will feel terrible too if it happens that you take the money offered and it later reaches your target. So, none is better than the other, it is a personal decision where you have to take that risky stance.

[alegotardo]

How would you feel if you had the opportunity to cashout this amount, and later loose all?

most times people always find it difficult to cashout their fund when they have the opportunity,  due to having that mindset that they want to go home with the Goody bag. by so doing Sometimes the game will end without them winning a dime. but loosing all to nothing. while some will cashout, and later the game will end well and they will start regretting why dey didn't wait to the final.
now my question this,

cashing out or waiting till the end of game which is more better?

3x... 3x the value of the initial bet, this is my limit for a super conservative person when it comes to gambling. So, whenever I manage to triple my bet amount, I stop immediately.

Obviously this depends on how much I bet, because if I bet $1 I won't stop playing after winning $3
But, if I bet $100 and win $300, I will certainly restart the bet with $100 and withdraw $200.
If I bet $1000 and win $3000 I will sleep peacefully knowing I did my duty for the day.

As I said... I'm conservative, but I think everyone should determine not only a maximum amount of spending but also of earnings. In my country they say... "it's better to have a bird in the hand than two in the bush".

[klidex]

If that happened to me, I wouldn't think long about not cashing out because that alone is enough to give me a very big profit considering the stake is also quite big (for me) because I think cashing out that amount of money is a very big profit. We can rarely cash out that much money and we shouldn't be too greedy to want to get more remembering that sometimes there are always surprises that we don't expect. Don't wait until the final and your bet fails because it will be even more painful for you so it's better if you have an opportunity like that. It's better to cash out and enjoy your winnings so you don't regret not cashing it out.

Sometimes there are also people who are too greedy and want a bigger win like in the picture. If they reach the end, the chances of the profit will be bigger, but the more greedy you think, the harder it will be to get it because there is a possibility that you will lose the profit at the beginning because it is too greedy.

[Hirose UK]

If I find myself in this situation I will cash out. You never know what will happen with the remaining games. It's best to have some taken the profit when you see it than lose everything at the end of the day. If you wait and lose everything you will regret not cashing out, but if you cash out and the game played completely you will have some level of regret but it won't be the same as when you lose everything.

Much better than nothing at all, though same with your sentiment if you cash out and the bet wins there's still regret but not totally the same with how you will you feel when you didn't withdraw and lose together with capital,  though still depends from how a person can handle things out, since you  are in gambling  more will choose to take a risk and hope for luck to back them up, we do have different perspectives and not everyone can take that kind of a call when seeing the potential,  but it's always a wise decision to be contented with the win that you surely take.

That's true and the regret of losing all the betting money and not getting anything is much more pronounced than the regret of making a cashout and it turns out the bet ends in a win. Moreover, there are many cases where when you continue betting you lose and when you cashout you can actually get a win.
No one knows how the bets we have will go, so when we have the opportunity to make a cashout, we must immediately make the best use of it, lest we don't get anything from the bet and just lose all the betting money.
As a gambler, taking the safe route is the most appropriate attitude and being a gambler who can think about taking advantage of opportunities to make profits early is a success in betting.
Even though you can't get a complete win, we already have or saved a certain amount of betting capital along with some of the profits and of course there will always be another chance in the future so that we as gamblers don't need to worry about the bets we will get on another occasion if we choose cashout option.

We determine each decision ourselves and get the results from that decision so we have to really consider whatever it is.

[angrybirdy]

Looking at your stake, you have made a lot of money already. The decision to cash out is on your shoulders, and it’s a tough one. But I normally believe that you can take the proposed amount and restake it again. I know luck doesn’t come all the time but you will feel terrible if it happens that you loose all the money. And honestly, you will feel terrible too if it happens that you take the money offered and it later reaches your target. So, none is better than the other, it is a personal decision where you have to take that risky stance.

That's true that it's our personal decision and we need to think and decide carefully, Try to assess the situation because sometimes we tend to feel overwhelm on the things that goes beyond our limits that's why we make a decisions that are not well thought out. It's really a difficult to decide especially if you already have the Max amount that you set to your goals but I think It's better to cash it out then try to place a bet again, in that way, we can mininize the risk of losing the whole money.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

So is it your local currency or in dollars?

The OP did not respond, but he is from Nigeria, so that amount is in his local currency, which in dollars is equivalent to $36,000, which is not bad, especially in his country.

If that happened to me, I wouldn't think long about not cashing out because that alone is enough to give me a very big profit considering the stake is also quite big (for me) because I think cashing out that amount of money is a very big profit. We can rarely cash out that much money and we shouldn't be too greedy to want to get more remembering that sometimes there are always surprises that we don't expect.

I wouldn't give it much thought either. I play smaller amounts and have not hesitated to cash out for smaller prizes than that. Staying in the game is too great a danger of losing everything.