cashout or wait till the end?

[EarnOnVictor]

In my opinion, when you win at gambling, the best choice is to pour it in, because the gambler's big goal is a profitable win, but even so, it all depends on your own principles. If you really want to continue gambling with the aim of seeking the sensational pleasure you want, then there's no harm in continuing. the struggle even though he had already won. but the other side that must be taken into account is that the risk of losing everything that is owned and obtained must be accepted, because there are people who continue gambling when they have won but they cannot accept the reality of the defeat that occurred which lost everything that was owned and obtained. . that's a common problem.

but if we are gambling with the aim of winning then it's best to just cash out, because that is the best choice when we win, and as you said, opportunities don't come twice, so if you have won and it's really profitable then it's the best choice. is to cash it in, then after that take a break because I believe that gambling done by getting quite profitable wins triggers our own adrenaline, immediately cash out, go and enjoy the win.

Gambling wins and reinvesting them is a fascinating and personal decision. If gambling brings delight and the dangers are known, I've always thought its fine to keep going.

The possibility of loss cant be overlooked. My experience with both sides of this coin reminds me of gambling's delicate balance. The game and our restrictions must be respected. I think of it as a dance with chance - sometimes you lead, sometimes you follow, but you must always follow the rhythm.

I agree with cashing out after a win. Profiting at the right time is often better. Its about celebrating our win, enjoying our gamble, and then relaxing. I celebrate these times because they show our plan and serendipity. Taking a break lets us return to the game refreshed and possibly more enthusiastic. Its about playing responsibly and enjoying every moment.

In fact, gambling is not dangerous if we respond to it correctly, because many people experience bad things because of gambling, it is because they themselves respond wrongly to gambling. Gambling games should indeed be done with limits set in order to minimize the risk of losses occurring, because large losses also occur in my opinion because they do not have limits on the gambling they do, if only they had limits on gambling perhaps they would not experienced many big losses too.

That's what I mean, if we have won then there is a side where we have to enjoy that victory, by cashing it in and then going to enjoy the winnings that we have obtained, whether that's spending it or treating friends. It's true what you say, this is about a true sense of responsibility for the moments that occur in everything we get. and in my opinion many people cannot take advantage of the moment that occurs. many of them waste moments that they should be able to enjoy properly

Yeah rewarding yourself is the best thing to do if you got the luck. Don't be so greedy enjoy your winnings buy things you and your family is needed and wanted. You have the opportunity and chance to spend some of that winnings there is nothing wrong with that. Judst don't play with regrets for not spending a portion of it because you just lose it all again because of greed.

Gambling can be rewarding and when this happens, it is not out of place for someone to buy what he and his family need, but at times, that mindset could still put gamblers into trouble if not carefully executed. Some might misplace it to gamble just for the reason of buying what their family needs, thoughts could shift. They might have a few bucks but believed that if I could gamble more with it, it could multiply to be more than enough to buy what they need. This might not be directly related but human thinking is vast, so we should be careful. This is why I would even say that gamblers should always have a neutral reason to gamble or where they want to spend their winnings. There is no perfect advice for gambling, though one can buy immediately things needed with gambling money but I still believe that we should not be in a hurry to withdraw from our betting account unless we really have the urgent need for it.

This is possible if you have a plan for gambling even before depositing your money, so a single winning will not trigger the withdrawal urge, and neither should a single loss cause a fast withdrawal of the remaining money due to fear. Gambling has to be patiently engaged so that it will eventually be worth it. In case the winning is big enough, there is nothing bad in withdrawing some of the profits, if not all, if the initial deposit is big enough to keep the subsequent gambling activities going. All these are to preserve our gambling mindset as a single wrong thought could elaborate wrongdoing in gambling.

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[junder]

That's right, if they can't stop gambling, they will spend a lot of money on gambling and of course this is what the gambling industry wants, where they make a lot of profit from gamblers who can't stop gambling. This happens because they are triggered by their greed and curiosity, as you said, greed is what dominates them most when they gamble continuously. and also in my opinion they tend to do this because they like the sensation they get, even though most of it is mines, they don't care about that.

If that's the case, I don't think they need to spend a lot of money to get a thrill from gambling, I think they can see other people gambling, but I admit that playing it yourself and seeing other people gambling feels very different. I think many of them are like this because they want to make money at gambling, because the fun is in the sensation and winnings they get.

I would call it balancing the player's greed and curiosity over the abyss into which he could fall if he stumbles. And it’s very easy to take a step aside; you just need to continue to satisfy your curiosity again and again, constantly thinking that right now we will be lucky. The player will do this again and again, he will believe that this is exactly what will save him from life’s problems. It turns out that many of us keep ourselves in this. There is no need to create illusions that this is our salvation from problems, we need to look from the other side and think about the fact that this can bring us problems. I would even say that we need to be more realistic and look at things more pragmatically.

that makes sense, they can fall into the abyss when they stumble, it's the same as those who will easily fall into addiction by taking the wrong actions, and in my opinion by satisfying their curiosity it will only make them spend a lot of money on gambling and that will making them addicted to gambling. That's the problem, they still think they can be lucky in the next gambling game, because I think that's also what makes them able to continue gambling.

also because they think that gambling can solve problems in their lives, such as solving their financial problems, of course that is a wrong thought, because even winning in gambling is difficult to get, so if they continue to think like that, it is possible that they will only lose their money, and it won't be able to solve existing problems including their finances, it won't improve their finances but it will only make their finances crumble and fall apart.

In fact, gambling is not dangerous if we respond to it correctly, because many people experience bad things because of gambling, it is because they themselves respond wrongly to gambling. Gambling games should indeed be done with limits set in order to minimize the risk of losses occurring, because large losses also occur in my opinion because they do not have limits on the gambling they do, if only they had limits on gambling perhaps they would not experienced many big losses too.

That's what I mean, if we have won then there is a side where we have to enjoy that victory, by cashing it in and then going to enjoy the winnings that we have obtained, whether that's spending it or treating friends. It's true what you say, this is about a true sense of responsibility for the moments that occur in everything we get. and in my opinion many people cannot take advantage of the moment that occurs. many of them waste moments that they should be able to enjoy properly

I hope that what you said is that the gamblers will be responsible for what they do while gambling. If we can only maintain our character as gamblers, for sure, with every win that we know we have to exit, we will exit.

Then come back another day to play again. Apparently, we will not waste the time and opportunity to get out our winning prize in gambling; we should be sensitive to that so that, as responsible gamblers, we can implement it correctly.

Of course, of course we also hope like that, the large number of irresponsible gamblers makes the gambling addiction factor strong, if only everyone could gamble responsibly maybe there would be no such thing as gambling addiction, but in reality everything turns around and there are many gamblers who don't. Being responsible also means gambling excessively and causing harm to yourself. including when they win, many gamblers choose to continue gambling without withdrawing their winnings because they may still be hungry for a big win.

that's what they have to do, when they get a win, as much as possible, they have to cash in the winnings they've got and come back another day to gamble again by trying their luck again, and if they still want to gamble then there's no harm in cashing out some of their winnings equivalent to the amount of money they have earned. used in initial or capital. with that, if they lose too, at least none of their pure money will be lost. In my opinion, this is only done by intelligent gamblers who know the correct facts in gambling about the slim chance of winning and the big chance of losing.

That's right, if they can't stop gambling, they will spend a lot of money on gambling and of course this is what the gambling industry wants, where they make a lot of profit from gamblers who can't stop gambling. This happens because they are triggered by their greed and curiosity, as you said, greed is what dominates them most when they gamble continuously. and also in my opinion they tend to do this because they like the sensation they get, even though most of it is mines, they don't care about that.

If that's the case, I don't think they need to spend a lot of money to get a thrill from gambling, I think they can see other people gambling, but I admit that playing it yourself and seeing other people gambling feels very different. I think many of them are like this because they want to make money at gambling, because the fun is in the sensation and winnings they get.

I would call it balancing the player's greed and curiosity over the abyss into which he could fall if he stumbles. And it’s very easy to take a step aside; you just need to continue to satisfy your curiosity again and again, constantly thinking that right now we will be lucky. The player will do this again and again, he will believe that this is exactly what will save him from life’s problems. It turns out that many of us keep ourselves in this. There is no need to create illusions that this is our salvation from problems, we need to look from the other side and think about the fact that this can bring us problems. I would even say that we need to be more realistic and look at things more pragmatically.

You're betting on greed and curiosity like best pals at the casino. Truth: they're not! These enemies wait for you to fall. You think dancing with chance can rescue you from life's quagmire? Think again. In this cycle, the house always wins as you chase shadows

There's a clever method to play the game. Healthy gambling is about control, understanding when to play and when to quit. Instead of feeding greed, use curiosity to grasp the odds and game. The key isn't winning large once, but not losing yourself. You want to gamble? No problem, but do it with your eyes open, conscious of the risks, and a plan to retreat when the game gets too intense. Smart play - not giving up

I agree with you, the fact that the host always wins cannot be hidden, avoided or even eliminated, because it has become a permanent rule in gambling. with hosts who hold gambling of course what they aim for is profit, and with many gamblers who spend their money to gamble they will gamble with the money they have and if they do not have self-awareness and self-control they will spend a lot of their money on gambling and of course this will be advantage for the host, also the host will not care about the condition of the gamblers even if they go bankrupt.

It's easy, it's not easy to do, because even though it's easy to say, I'm sure that when you gamble, everything can change from one moment to another, I'm sure you've felt it too even though you know when to stop. because the sensation of winning at gambling can change a person's gambling motives, so the thing you need to pay attention to is self-control, but even so,  the things I mentioned earlier can still happen, because no one knows what the next second will be like. the point is that gambling smartly is the key.

In fact, gambling is not dangerous if we respond to it correctly, because many people experience bad things because of gambling, it is because they themselves respond wrongly to gambling. Gambling games should indeed be done with limits set in order to minimize the risk of losses occurring, because large losses also occur in my opinion because they do not have limits on the gambling they do, if only they had limits on gambling perhaps they would not experienced many big losses too.

That's what I mean, if we have won then there is a side where we have to enjoy that victory, by cashing it in and then going to enjoy the winnings that we have obtained, whether that's spending it or treating friends. It's true what you say, this is about a true sense of responsibility for the moments that occur in everything we get. and in my opinion many people cannot take advantage of the moment that occurs. many of them waste moments that they should be able to enjoy properly

Yeah rewarding yourself is the best thing to do if you got the luck. Don't be so greedy enjoy your winnings buy things you and your family is needed and wanted. You have the opportunity and chance to spend some of that winnings there is nothing wrong with that. Judst don't play with regrets for not spending a portion of it because you just lose it all again because of greed.

Gambling can be rewarding and when this happens, it is not out of place for someone to buy what he and his family need, but at times, that mindset could still put gamblers into trouble if not carefully executed. Some might misplace it to gamble just for the reason of buying what their family needs, thoughts could shift. They might have a few bucks but believed that if I could gamble more with it, it could multiply to be more than enough to buy what they need. This might not be directly related but human thinking is vast, so we should be careful. This is why I would even say that gamblers should always have a neutral reason to gamble or where they want to spend their winnings. There is no perfect advice for gambling, though one can buy immediately things needed with gambling money but I still believe that we should not be in a hurry to withdraw from our betting account unless we really have the urgent need for it.

This is possible if you have a plan for gambling even before depositing your money, so a single winning will not trigger the withdrawal urge, and neither should a single loss cause a fast withdrawal of the remaining money due to fear. Gambling has to be patiently engaged so that it will eventually be worth it. In case the winning is big enough, there is nothing bad in withdrawing some of the profits, if not all, if the initial deposit is big enough to keep the subsequent gambling activities going. All these are to preserve our gambling mindset as a single wrong thought could elaborate wrongdoing in gambling.

that's true, this could happen if those who gamble have luck, with luck they will win, and after that control is in each of them, there are those who cash in and leave gambling, and there are also those who continue playing. . It's true that a mindset like that always creates problems or invites problems, because they misunderstand gambling. It's true that they can double their money in gambling, but that's not certain, because it's impossible for it to always happen so smoothly, most likely they'll only end up losing, not winning double the money used in gambling.

In my opinion, if you have won at gambling then you should cash it in quickly, because the best option in my opinion is that, by cashing in the winnings that you have obtained even though there is no need for the goods purchased,  at least the winnings are in our own pockets,  rather than left in a gambling account that can be played again with the risk of losing something that cannot be avoided so that the winnings can run out again.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Here the solution is actually obvious. And I would say that it is obvious to most. The only thing that prevents you from making such a right decision is the hesitation associated with the fact that a person does not have a clear decision-making system. That is why he cannot make this decision. Therefore, the problem is in the decision-making system. The best thing is to create a system to avoid asking such questions next time. More precisely, integrate a simple rule into your system: if the profit is significant, then always withdraw a significant part of the profit from the game. Following this simple rule will help you avoid many regrets in the future.

[Mauser]

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?

Not sure if I understand the screenshot correctly, you can cash out 1.8 million now or gamble for a potential win of 31.6 million, while your current stake is only 3,100? With such a small stake at the moment this sounds like a clear cash out for me. You make such a high return and good profit with 1.8m that I would always take that money. Sure 31m sounds much nice, but that money is not guaranteed. Better take a huge profit that is save right now than gambling even more. If you already have millions and don't care so much about one more or less million, then I would say gamble for the whole 30m. We need to put everything in perspective of our total bankroll and how our bet is going to affect our future gambling chances. Which is why I would never put all my money into one single bet, the risk is just too high for my stomach. Also it depends a lot how we think the chances of winning are changing during the game, which makes watching the game and analysing it during the half time break very important.

[Kliss]

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

Gambling as said is a game of luck, you can win huge if the chances arises and can lose with just a slight mistake. Gambling involves taking risks especially in scenario like this, in situations like this is left for you to observe the remaining games, amount used in placing bet, how much is the cash out given with difference of total amount to be won, Because at this moment in gambling you can have a fare share, win all or loose all depending on your luck and decisions. Just observe the remaining games and follow up your instincts.

[ethereumhunter]

I've always believed in positive thinking, especially while betting. Like planting seeds, you wont see the fruit right away, but with patience and luck, you might have a nice crop. You're smart to avoid greed and enjoy successes as they come. It is easy to get caught up in "what ifs" and miss the joy in the "what is".

Yes, we must be aware of the hazards and play smart. Finding the right mix between adventure and mindfulness. Indeed, sports betting is a roller coaster with thrilling lows and exhilarating highs. Make the most of our wins and enjoy the journey properly.

Positive thinking is necessary, but we should not keep chasing winnings from gambling because it is still difficult to obtain, especially if we are just ordinary gamblers who don't use much money to gamble. We must be able to prevent greed from taking over us and instead telling us to continue gambling. When we can win, we must immediately stop the game so that greed doesn't get bigger.

And when we can see the winnings from the bet, we should immediately cash it out before we really lose that opportunity. We must take advantage of our winnings by cashing them out so that we can enjoy the winnings because it is a lot of money for us.

[Blitzboy]

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Gambling can be rewarding and when this happens, it is not out of place for someone to buy what he and his family need, but at times, that mindset could still put gamblers into trouble if not carefully executed. Some might misplace it to gamble just for the reason of buying what their family needs, thoughts could shift. They might have a few bucks but believed that if I could gamble more with it, it could multiply to be more than enough to buy what they need. This might not be directly related but human thinking is vast, so we should be careful. This is why I would even say that gamblers should always have a neutral reason to gamble or where they want to spend their winnings. There is no perfect advice for gambling, though one can buy immediately things needed with gambling money but I still believe that we should not be in a hurry to withdraw from our betting account unless we really have the urgent need for it.

This is possible if you have a plan for gambling even before depositing your money, so a single winning will not trigger the withdrawal urge, and neither should a single loss cause a fast withdrawal of the remaining money due to fear. Gambling has to be patiently engaged so that it will eventually be worth it. In case the winning is big enough, there is nothing bad in withdrawing some of the profits, if not all, if the initial deposit is big enough to keep the subsequent gambling activities going. All these are to preserve our gambling mindset as a single wrong thought could elaborate wrongdoing in gambling.

This is about our mental health, not just money. Gambling for essentials is a steep slope. Its fascinating, right? How the excitement of a win may soon evolve into seeking more, sometimes with diminishing results.

I've always pushed for gambling for its own sake, not merely reward. Enjoy the adrenaline, strategy, and chance of winning within enjoyable and sustainable limits. Saving wins for urgent needs is smart, but it emphasizes balance and constraint. You have to know when to hold back, when to push forward, and when to enjoy the game.

First, gamble for fun with money you're willing to lose. Second, treat profits as bonuses. This protects our finances and preserves gambling as entertainment. Arent unpredictability, chance, and strategy what attract us? Keep fun gambling alive, but remember the difference between a pastime and a habit.

[coinerer]

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

Gambling as said is a game of luck, you can win huge if the chances arises and can lose with just a slight mistake. Gambling involves taking risks especially in scenario like this, in situations like this is left for you to observe the remaining games, amount used in placing bet, how much is the cash out given with difference of total amount to be won, Because at this moment in gambling you can have a fare share, win all or loose all depending on your luck and decisions. Just observe the remaining games and follow up your instincts.

Gambling will not give you multiple chance to win huge so you Don't miss your opportunity to cash out your big win. If you are not able to cashout your money in time then chances are high that you will lose it again. Gambling will entice you to win bigger if you bet bigger amounts. But if you fall into that temptation and continue betting, you won't be able to keep that money.  So the best thing to do is to cash out the big wins as soon as you win them

[kojektea]

If I had the opportunity to have that much money I would immediately withdraw it without further ado, maybe this depends on my finances, but in a different situation if we consider it is not a large amount and can be easily obtained of course we finish the game until the final, whether we lose or not. If we win, we are ready to accept it

[piebeyb]

Here the solution is actually obvious. And I would say that it is obvious to most. The only thing that prevents you from making such a right decision is the hesitation associated with the fact that a person does not have a clear decision-making system. That is why he cannot make this decision. Therefore, the problem is in the decision-making system. The best thing is to create a system to avoid asking such questions next time. More precisely, integrate a simple rule into your system: if the profit is significant, then always withdraw a significant part of the profit from the game. Following this simple rule will help you avoid many regrets in the future.

Yes, it's true that as gamblers we should never have doubts and should be able to make the right decisions so that our doubts don't turn into something that makes it difficult for us to make decisions when gambling and ends up spending our winnings. This kind of character is not good to maintain when gambling because it can harm yourself later, for example, if you gamble, make sure you have a daily profit target so that when you win, you should withdraw all your winnings.

Sometimes greed can make us forget ourselves, so why don't you be wishy-washy in making decisions when you win a lot, it's better to withdraw your winnings and leave the money to play until the end, so that when the money runs out it won't make you regret it too. Because you play with the remaining winnings. It's better than playing with your winnings until you finish, but instead end up spending the winnings again, so the only way to avoid losing your winnings is to consistently control yourself and make your own choices in the right way. 

[Rabata]

Here the solution is actually obvious. And I would say that it is obvious to most. The only thing that prevents you from making such a right decision is the hesitation associated with the fact that a person does not have a clear decision-making system. That is why he cannot make this decision. Therefore, the problem is in the decision-making system. The best thing is to create a system to avoid asking such questions next time. More precisely, integrate a simple rule into your system: if the profit is significant, then always withdraw a significant part of the profit from the game. Following this simple rule will help you avoid many regrets in the future.

You are right that it is really difficult to decide whether a bet should be cashed out or not because there can be either a profit or a loss. In this case, some bettors take a risk and refrain from withdrawing their money, while some gamblers who are not overly greedy want to get some of their investment back. I think a gambler has to make decisions based on his financial situation. If he feels that he has no problem gambling even if he loses that amount of money, he can take the risk. But in most cases gamblers should reduce risk in order to manage better gambling in the future.

I have lost a lot in betting only to get a little bit more so I now try to withdraw my money to the point where there is a positional profit on any bet. Because I realised that in gambling there is no end.

[gabbie2010]

If I had the opportunity to have that much money I would immediately withdraw it without further ado, maybe this depends on my finances, but in a different situation if we consider it is not a large amount and can be easily obtained of course we finish the game until the final, whether we lose or not. If we win, we are ready to accept it

Personally I won't even consider anything about my finances even if I have extra money or source of income that won't stop me from cashing out that bet instead of losing everything, I have seen someone who had such opportunity to cash out huge sum of money with only a single match to go despite all pleas by his friends to cash out yet he defied all their advices because the last match was between Barcelona against a lowly rated club, he bet on Barcelona to win thus expecting to cashing out big unfortunately I think Barcelona drew or lost that match consequently losing all his winnings, it was a very terrible scene because people gathered around him to console him for a big opportunity lost. So if such an opportunity came my way I won't make a mistake not to cash out.

[EarnOnVictor]

Here the solution is actually obvious. And I would say that it is obvious to most. The only thing that prevents you from making such a right decision is the hesitation associated with the fact that a person does not have a clear decision-making system. That is why he cannot make this decision. Therefore, the problem is in the decision-making system. The best thing is to create a system to avoid asking such questions next time. More precisely, integrate a simple rule into your system: if the profit is significant, then always withdraw a significant part of the profit from the game. Following this simple rule will help you avoid many regrets in the future.

I think you got the gist well and also have the right solution in this condition. But not as many would take it as playing again or awaiting more is a kind of evil or a bad decision by players. One can play and stop and still miss opportunities, as no one would know what the next outcome would be or in the situation where the person waited more. Again, if the person continues to play, it could be bad for the fellow or it could be good, but no one will know the actual outcome if they never tried to play to unveil it. People had played more and lost, and the same view goes for those who played more and won better, so there is no perfect advice in this regard.

This takes me to the suggestion of the "system" you mentioned, this is good, but instead of calling it a system as the case may be, I rather call it a plan. The system might be the approach you play, but the plan is what makes you accountable for how you play, the number of times in both winning and losing streaks and many more. This is where the budget of the bettor would be known as his way of gambling, so that even in either winning or losing gambling, the bettor will know what to do and not panic or be random in the decision. By that, you call the shot immediately on whether to stay and continue playing or to quit based on your plan. Not that you will just be making random decisions due to fear as many would want it since they believe continuing playing is addiction and recklessness. That's not professional and a smart thought.

[Docnaster]

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

Gambling as said is a game of luck, you can win huge if the chances arises and can lose with just a slight mistake. Gambling involves taking risks especially in scenario like this, in situations like this is left for you to observe the remaining games, amount used in placing bet, how much is the cash out given with difference of total amount to be won, Because at this moment in gambling you can have a fare share, win all or loose all depending on your luck and decisions. Just observe the remaining games and follow up your instincts.

The question in this topic is a technical question if you ask me because I think the answer to question is determined by nature of the game that should be cashed out or be left till the end of the game. For instance, when I gamble and I consider the games which are to be played for me to get full payment to be difficult games, I'm surely gonna cash out but when I'm I believe that my options on the yet-to-be played games are very likely to play the way I predicted them, I'm surely gonna let the end of the games before I can cash out

[slapper]

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Gambling can be rewarding and when this happens, it is not out of place for someone to buy what he and his family need, but at times, that mindset could still put gamblers into trouble if not carefully executed. Some might misplace it to gamble just for the reason of buying what their family needs, thoughts could shift. They might have a few bucks but believed that if I could gamble more with it, it could multiply to be more than enough to buy what they need. This might not be directly related but human thinking is vast, so we should be careful. This is why I would even say that gamblers should always have a neutral reason to gamble or where they want to spend their winnings. There is no perfect advice for gambling, though one can buy immediately things needed with gambling money but I still believe that we should not be in a hurry to withdraw from our betting account unless we really have the urgent need for it.

This is possible if you have a plan for gambling even before depositing your money, so a single winning will not trigger the withdrawal urge, and neither should a single loss cause a fast withdrawal of the remaining money due to fear. Gambling has to be patiently engaged so that it will eventually be worth it. In case the winning is big enough, there is nothing bad in withdrawing some of the profits, if not all, if the initial deposit is big enough to keep the subsequent gambling activities going. All these are to preserve our gambling mindset as a single wrong thought could elaborate wrongdoing in gambling.

This is about our mental health, not just money. Gambling for essentials is a steep slope. Its fascinating, right? How the excitement of a win may soon evolve into seeking more, sometimes with diminishing results.

I've always pushed for gambling for its own sake, not merely reward. Enjoy the adrenaline, strategy, and chance of winning within enjoyable and sustainable limits. Saving wins for urgent needs is smart, but it emphasizes balance and constraint. You have to know when to hold back, when to push forward, and when to enjoy the game.

First, gamble for fun with money you're willing to lose. Second, treat profits as bonuses. This protects our finances and preserves gambling as entertainment. Arent unpredictability, chance, and strategy what attract us? Keep fun gambling alive, but remember the difference between a pastime and a habit.

Habits make it easy to go from enjoying to dependent without realizing it. Yes, mental health is as important as financial health. Don't sugarcoat it. The discipline needed to maintain this balance is immense. You've already fallen off the cliff the moment you start gambling with money you can't lose. Your idea of treating gains as bonuses is sound. However, it involves self-control and awareness that many underestimate

Self-awareness counts. Know yourself, they say. Notice when gambling becomes a priority. The real strategy is there. The game and regulating our reactions to it are both important. Support healthy gambling, but watch out. Minds are tricky, and they often tell us we're in control until we're not

[killerfrost]

Leaving with your winnings, is the safe choice. It guarantees a profit, a sweet victory to walk away from. But oh, the lure of that even bigger prize! The siren song of what could be, a mountain of gold shimmering just beyond reach.

Gambling isn't just about numbers and probabilities. It's a psychological game, a battle against our own impulses and biases. We tend to overestimate our luck, forgetting the fickle nature of chance. We chase that elusive jackpot, ignoring the inevitable law of averages.

And luck rarely strikes twice in the same place. The hot streak that brought you those initial winnings might evaporate faster than a summer dream. Continuing could very well lead to regret, a hollow echo of "what if" gnawing at your gut.

[Westinhome]

The question in this topic is a technical question if you ask me because I think the answer to question is determined by nature of the game that should be cashed out or be left till the end of the game. For instance, when I gamble and Ii pp. 2consider the games which are to be played for me to get full payment to be difficult games, I'm surely gonna cash out but when I'm I believe that my options on the yet-to-be played games are very likely to play the way I predicted them, I'm surely gonna let the end of the games before I can fr

The gambler who had a ability to hold the money in the wallet can hold for the longer period.The gambler may need to pay the huge money in the gambling site as the fee to deposit the money in the gambling site.The gamblers can do the game without you the fees by keeping the winning in the gambling site.But sometimes by keeping in the casino wallet will give the gambler more confidence to win the game.So it was essential for the gamblers to play the responsible game in the gambling site.When the gambler have huge time to make money in the gambling site,it was more essentially to make money.

[Julien_Olynpic]

What matters here is not what we gain in the event of a favorable outcome, but what we lose in the event of an unfavorable one. Of course, the second thing is more important in my opinion. Simply because we do not control the winnings, but we can refuse to play further if the worst option does not suit us. We should always focus on the worst case scenario in the sense that we should avoid it. If we do not strive to avoid the worst-case scenario, then it will come true in our lives. And the potential gain is only what exists in our imagination. We should not pay too much attention to our imagination. This is great, but the pain of making decisions based on imagination is usually very great.

[Fredomago]

Leaving with your winnings, is the safe choice. It guarantees a profit, a sweet victory to walk away from. But oh, the lure of that even bigger prize! The siren song of what could be, a mountain of gold shimmering just beyond reach.

Gambling isn't just about numbers and probabilities. It's a psychological game, a battle against our own impulses and biases. We tend to overestimate our luck, forgetting the fickle nature of chance. We chase that elusive jackpot, ignoring the inevitable law of averages.

And luck rarely strikes twice in the same place. The hot streak that brought you those initial winnings might evaporate faster than a summer dream. Continuing could very well lead to regret, a hollow echo of "what if" gnawing at your gut.

The lure of what if and how luck will continue to provide decent winnings, something that gambler are drunk to keep pushing forward instead of being practical to quit it out and takeaway that sure profits, I think there's differences between types of gamblers who pick what direction they think will be good for them when they are in this kind of situation.

It's hard to resist when you feel that the bigger amount of money is waiting or almost in the grasp of you hands, though the big risk is also behind you as there's no assurance to what will be the actual outcomes of your bets.

[hedgeh0g]

I agree with you, the fact that the host always wins cannot be hidden, avoided or even eliminated, because it has become a permanent rule in gambling. with hosts who hold gambling of course what they aim for is profit, and with many gamblers who spend their money to gamble they will gamble with the money they have and if they do not have self-awareness and self-control they will spend a lot of their money on gambling and of course this will be advantage for the host, also the host will not care about the condition of the gamblers even if they go bankrupt.

It's easy, it's not easy to do, because even though it's easy to say, I'm sure that when you gamble, everything can change from one moment to another, I'm sure you've felt it too even though you know when to stop. because the sensation of winning at gambling can change a person's gambling motives, so the thing you need to pay attention to is self-control, but even so,  the things I mentioned earlier can still happen, because no one knows what the next second will be like. the point is that gambling smartly is the key.

This has already been going on for several centuries, the gambling room always wins, and it will always be so, otherwise why would this establishment host the game? I'm just still surprised by the fact that so many people don't realize this basic idea. This amazes me, they are probably not that smart or they want to prove to everyone around them and to themselves that they are the luckiest in the world. Such players are usually then surprised that they are left without coins.

And yet, how important it is to be able to stop, this skill is necessary in many areas of life. It also reminded me that everything should be in moderation, which is probably what the Swedes thought and took as the basis of their national idea. So this also applies to gambling, it should be in moderation. Such a simple rule, but at the same time so difficult for many, unfortunately.