Try to stick to your instincts as a gambler

[retreat]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

[Poker Player]

Today i decided to try one of my sweet predictions in the EPL games. So, i predicted in 4 matches and placed my net. However, during this time i watched my games played so well but two games were holding it and i felt i would lose this game. It was already 83 minutes and i needed these games to play at 87 minutes i gave up and decided to cashout the amount i used to stake since it was the amount that was showing there. I thought it was clear and instead of losing i should rather just get my money back. Just in 15 minutes after i checked the live score and found out that the game played. I felt so angry and unhappy because i have not trusted my instincts if not i wouldn't have cashed out at that time.

This is one of the reasons I hate cash out. This is also one of the reasons I do not like to watch any of the matches or their live scores until the matches ended.

You are putting the spotlight where you shouldn't be putting it and in this I agree with Outhue.

The lesson you should tell others shouldn't be about your instinct, because you will not going to be right always, the only thing that I could call a lesson here is to learn how to take small risks in gambling, if all you have as risk management is your instinct you will burn yourself up and you will be full of regrets later on.

Although I would express it differently. Agbamoni and Oshosondy have broken the first rule of the good gambler: gamble with money that you don't need, that you can afford to lose. If the possible outcome of the game is making you nervous to the point of rushing to cash out, it is an amount of money that is important to you, and therefore you are not respecting that rule.

[Oasisman]

Today i decided to try one of my sweet predictions in the EPL games. So, i predicted in 4 matches and placed my net. However, during this time i watched my games played so well but two games were holding it and i felt i would lose this game. It was already 83 minutes and i needed these games to play at 87 minutes i gave up and decided to cashout the amount i used to stake since it was the amount that was showing there. I thought it was clear and instead of losing i should rather just get my money back. Just in 15 minutes after i checked the live score and found out that the game played. I felt so angry and unhappy because i have not trusted my instincts if not i wouldn't have cashed out at that time.

Well, that time you cashed out, it was your instinct that telling you to do so as well, so I think what you meant is that you should trust your FIRST instinct, which was the time you placed your bet and choose the odds and never try to alter anything no matter what happens while the game is still in process.
Anyway, scenarios like this happens all the time and the most frustrating one was when the type of betting you choose let's you alter your bet anytime during the game. Nevertheless, it is the bookies that's messing with your mind because either way it is a gonna be a win-win situation for them. So, yeah that's how every betting works, you need to think and trust your instincts. The problem is, there are too many instincts your mind tends to develop in the process LOL.

[OceanBit]

Trusting your instincts is very important. It sounds like you had a strong feeling about those games, but later on, decided to cash out early instead of sticking to your initial prediction. It's frustrating when things don't go or play out the way we anticipate, especially when we let our doubt influence our decisions. It's a lesson learned that next time, you can trust your gut a bit more and see how things will play out.

[Hewlet]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

I'm telling you!
The story would have been the reverse of the case if he had lost and failed to cash out at the time he did. Gambling is a game of luck and their isn't a better way to go about it. If your instinct works for you at this time and you've won, that's good enough but it's not to say it will always work that way. A friend gave me a sure bet that I refused playing because my instinct didn't subscribe to it, it later turned out that the game played and I had to facey reality cause that's what it is.

[KiaKia]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

I'm telling you!
The story would have been the reverse of the case if he had lost and failed to cash out at the time he did. Gambling is a game of luck and their isn't a better way to go about it. If your instinct works for you at this time and you've won, that's good enough but it's not to say it will always work that way. A friend gave me a sure bet that I refused playing because my instinct didn't subscribe to it, it later turned out that the game played and I had to facey reality cause that's what it is.

Exactly, when they failed to follow their minds and the result came out right, they blame their minds but when the opposite happens they thank themselves for not getting greedy.

This would have been the case if this OP loses the prediction, I don't know why people behave this way, it's very hard for them to accept that they have no power over anything that's based on predictions, anything can happen.

Instead of him to be thankful of the little that he got, he is here blaming himself for not listening to the voices in his head, thinking that he is a god-like being, when you understand time and human beings you will be able to appreciate, some things are beyond our control but its a blessing if we accept this truth.

[Distinctin]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

I'm telling you!
The story would have been the reverse of the case if he had lost and failed to cash out at the time he did. Gambling is a game of luck and their isn't a better way to go about it. If your instinct works for you at this time and you've won, that's good enough but it's not to say it will always work that way. A friend gave me a sure bet that I refused playing because my instinct didn't subscribe to it, it later turned out that the game played and I had to facey reality cause that's what it is.

We can actually win or lose in gambling, but the question we should ask ourselves, how are we doing on long term? Sometimes we just want to trick our mind as there are times we felt so confident and we won, with that kind of feeling, we are so overwhelm making us overconfident next time. But the law of average will come to play, eventually we will lose in the long run.

So here's the truth, enjoy gambling, limit your stake to what you can afford only, and everything will be fine since anytime you can stop and resume gambling. It's very simple as that, you don't need to be emotionally attach in every result of your bet, consider it as a daily occurence where losing and winning are possible.

[Oilacris]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

I'm telling you!
The story would have been the reverse of the case if he had lost and failed to cash out at the time he did. Gambling is a game of luck and their isn't a better way to go about it. If your instinct works for you at this time and you've won, that's good enough but it's not to say it will always work that way. A friend gave me a sure bet that I refused playing because my instinct didn't subscribe to it, it later turned out that the game played and I had to facey reality cause that's what it is.

I do totally agree on this one that you would really be having that different sentiment or comment on the time that you would really be able to experience whether it is opposite on what your instincts tell you or would really be that getting in line with it. We do know that not all the time those those instincts does work or would really be always right. When it comes to gambling choices then it would really be that totally depending on you because there are really times or moments that we would really be having that kind of feeling that we do need to skip or pass out on such bet.

Sometimes it do really ends up on a good call for you not to be able to do so. In my case then it is really just that on break even on which i dont
really put up that attention too much whenever those inner voices would really be telling up something.

[rachael9385]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

  This topic is so interesting, reasons is because most atimes some gamblers instincts don't doesn't work at all, because some people bet and don't border about checking the games.
   However, it's not bad but on one side it's bad, when you bet on games that's runes for a week or 3,4 days you should be at alert to check the game.
   Although some gamblers don't consider checking in games because they might be very busy or what ever.
   My other reason is because of you don't check your bet and the house give you an option to cash out or continue playing then the game lost at last, you might not be happy for it, so the best way to keep this cool is just gamble and still be watchful for any opportunity.
   Like yesterday I persuaded my friend to cash out his game because the other ones are not trustworthy. And finally the games were lost.
   I am trying to say, sometimes your instincts doesn't work but you just have to try someones opinions.

[GxSTxV]

As long as you didn’t lose your betting amount then you shouldn’t feel bad about your decision, in another case maybe you would save your betting from a loss. Actually your instincts are the reason why you cashed out early because you felt that the match maybe going to the wrong side and you would lose, your instincts pushed you to give up but not losing anything, remember this lesson as a good thing for your next bets and maybe the next time you bet and cash out early will prevent you from losing.
We all had one similar experience at least, sport betting is something very entertaining and stressful at the same time, especially when you are following that game which is going to your side then everything changes at the very last minutes of the match, then you get that feeling of regret not taking some of that profit instead of continuing with your bet.

I believe the option of cashing out only a part of your bet is a good feature, I have never encountered a casino or a sportbook that allows you to withdraw a part from your bet, all the casinos I know only offering cashing out the full bet during or before the game starts.

[topbitcoin]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

Uncertainty is what makes us like that, and I have also experienced something almost similar to you, where I placed a small bet because at that time I felt less confident about winning the bet, but for some reason at that time I really wanted to place it. he. a bet even though I didn't feel confident enough to do it. and the final result of the bet was beyond my expectations, I managed to win the bet, although with a bit of annoyance, annoyed because I only placed a small bet, and if at that time I had placed a fairly large bet, it might have been a win. I found it would be even bigger. And the opposite also happened, where I lost a fairly high bet, even though at that time I felt very confident in being able to win the bet.

Yes, but after all it is also gambling, which is full of uncertainty and surprises. So we must always be able to accept the final result of a gamble we play or a bet we place, regardless of whether the final result is a win or a loss. We don't need to regret it, because defeat is something we will definitely get, while victory is only a possibility.

[slapper]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

I'm telling you!
The story would have been the reverse of the case if he had lost and failed to cash out at the time he did. Gambling is a game of luck and their isn't a better way to go about it. If your instinct works for you at this time and you've won, that's good enough but it's not to say it will always work that way. A friend gave me a sure bet that I refused playing because my instinct didn't subscribe to it, it later turned out that the game played and I had to facey reality cause that's what it is.

We can actually win or lose in gambling, but the question we should ask ourselves, how are we doing on long term? Sometimes we just want to trick our mind as there are times we felt so confident and we won, with that kind of feeling, we are so overwhelm making us overconfident next time. But the law of average will come to play, eventually we will lose in the long run.

So here's the truth, enjoy gambling, limit your stake to what you can afford only, and everything will be fine since anytime you can stop and resume gambling. It's very simple as that, you don't need to be emotionally attach in every result of your bet, consider it as a daily occurence where losing and winning are possible.

Now we're playing mind games, right? Gambler's cycle: deceive, feel invincible, crash, burn, repeat. This tantalising tango with fate is based on "I'm in control." It's illusion. You suggest betting less, enjoying the game, and staying calm. Simple, right? Wrong

What matters in gambling is how you react to winning or losing. The law of averages is more than math - it reminds us of our vulnerability to the same trick in different disguises. You say you're not emotionally attached, but isn't the excitement or misery of winning or losing the point?

Gamble within bounds is wise, but how frequently does the line blur? Society says, "Just one more time," and "what you can afford" becomes rationality. Daily, you say? More like a daily willpower test where the true gamble is within

[Beparanf]

Trusting your instincts is very important. It sounds like you had a strong feeling about those games, but later on, decided to cash out early instead of sticking to your initial prediction. It's frustrating when things don't go or play out the way we anticipate, especially when we let our doubt influence our decisions. It's a lesson learned that next time, you can trust your gut a bit more and see how things will play out.

I really doubt that this kind of scenario will help user in their future bets because doubts is always a huge factor whenever there’s money at risk. The more you play using money that you can’t afford to lose the more distracted and doubtful you are as the match proceed. Gambler never learn lesson because each bet is independent to each other which means what happened to your previous bet will not happened exactly to your future bets that’s why there’s always a confusion on gambling.

All this doubt and confusion will be avoided if gambler will just bet small money or an amount they are willing to lose so that they can stick to their decision without thinking again.

[Accardo]

Sportsbetting is fun when you don't use the cash-out option no matter what is happening in the game. Be confident about your bet, and that is only possible if you have done enough research and analysed both sides before placing your bet, but if you have chosen a side randomly just because you think they are the better side, you will not feel confident and you would want to get your money back when you see there is tough competition, etc.

When you make your bets, close the sportsbook where you did it, watch the games and enjoy. Don't keep the sportsbook open, and be ready to cash out as soon as you see some instability in the game. That's now how you gamble in sports betting, at least I don't do it that way.

This is what I do as well, those cash out options are offered to allow gamblers to second guess themselves and make a mistake, and the best way to avoid this is by not pay attention at all to those offers.

Now this is easy for those that like to just make their bets and forget about them, but for those that also like to make live bets this is way more complex, since they have no way to ignore those offers as they will be reminded about them by the casino in a regular basis.

Sport gambling has been fun all along before the initiation of the cash in feature. Which leaves gamblers like Op wondering over the best choice to take towards the end of a game. Imagine the joy he would have gotten after the suspense, and he ends up winning the game. The feature has helped in securing wins for most gamblers, but its disadvantage affects the thoughts of the player, to think he's not good enough in listening to his instincts.

Don't know how well the casino benefits from such features, gamblers complain about this a lot. Funny how gamblers don't feel comfortable with any feature casinos add to their platform. Shows how uncertain every feature close to gambling is to the players. Hence, players need to level up and be grateful for whatever result that appears to them, regardless of the level mistake. It's a two-way street, and one can't move in both ways at once.

[danadc]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

You are right in this, but as a player I prefer to withdraw and miss out on winning rather than continue playing and lose everything or lose more than half, because that is what happens with the majority of people who are in a casino, they cannot do the right thing because of suddenly greed sets in and everything ends there, I prefer that, because the regret for not earning more is not the same as that of losing everything or losing a large part of our money, that is what has to be evaluated, for That is why we have to be very astute and always do the right thing so that the best possible can be generated.

Sometimes it is better to earn a little money but safely, than to risk earning a lot of money and suddenly losing everything. I am very complacent in that regard. I prefer to have money in my pocket than to lose everything. You must always take advantage of these opportunities. life and what we get in the casinos.

[Su-asa]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

Exactly what I want to say, bettors might not know what to say or what to do when they come across some cash out in their games... But like the thread title, we should all follow our instincts because there is nothing or someone can advise you that's going to benefit you more than what your instincts tells you.
Although sometimes one might think he is going the correct things but not knowing that what he's doing is bad because he is not concentrated on it or doesn't care about it... Things about cash out is what you have to decide on your own, and you don't have to allow someone decide for you because if someone does decide for you to cash out and you did them lastly the whole games plays you won't be happy with your friend because he made you lose your huge winning.

[borovichok]

You are right in this, but as a player I prefer to withdraw and miss out on winning rather than continue playing and lose everything or lose more than half, because that is what happens with the majority of people who are in a casino, they cannot do the right thing because of suddenly greed sets in and everything ends there, I prefer that, because the regret for not earning more is not the same as that of losing everything or losing a large part of our money, that is what has to be evaluated, for That is why we have to be very astute and always do the right thing so that the best possible can be generated.

Sometimes it is better to earn a little money but safely, than to risk earning a lot of money and suddenly losing everything. I am very complacent in that regard. I prefer to have money in my pocket than to lose everything. You must always take advantage of these opportunities. life and what we get in the casinos.

I support your opinion on the fact that it is preferable to withdraw and miss out on winning rather than continue playing and risk losing everything or losing more than half. This decision is often driven by the fear of sudden greed taking over and causing detrimental consequences. The regret of not earning more is considered less severe compared to the regret of everything. Remember half bread is better than none. Although, some greedy gamblers have lost everything in their quest to end more.

I was at a betting shop where someone won $5000 and his friend advised him to stop for the day and plan how to spend his winning and maybe return later. He refused and instead told his friend that he wanted to try two more times then he would leave. He kept trying and trying until the money became $1700. Even at that, his friend told him to go back with the $1700 on the ground that he was still profiting, but he still refused and then lost everything. It was after losing everything that he said he would have listened to his friend. To make the best possible decisions in such situations, one must be astute and always prioritize responsible gambling.

[entertheabyss]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

Gambling is broad and we can not continue earning without losses. Regrets in space, but that does not imply we should give up on the system. We might anticipate more negative and positive situations in the gambling industry. What do you expect from the system besides winning and losing? I've learned how the system fails and disappoints the majority of gamblers; the flaws will continue to exist because gamblers are unwilling to accept full responsibility for their actions, preferring to shift blame to another source.

[justdimin]

I find that the best way to prevent a early cashout, is to not watch the game live or to look at the bets on the site.

You can see the odds for the game changing in real-time, while the game are being played and that might tempt you to cashout early... so avoid watching that.

I record the games and I watch them the next day. I can then free up some time to do something else and also forward through a game that are boring.  

That's probably a good way for people who lack patience and self-control, however, people who know that they can control their emotions and wouldn't get tempted by the odds getting changed or anything would enjoy watching the games that they have their bets on. I have that habit as well, if I place a bet, I won't look at my bet and how it's doing, but I always enjoy watching the game live to see what is going to happen.

Gambling is not for people with no control over their emotions because it is a requirement that you stay calm and patient after you have placed your bet and also after the outcome of your bet because whether it's a win or a loss, it's yours to have and it is the outcome of your own decision.

[Baki202]

This is the thing that bettors hate the most when they don't really believe in their intuition and choose to cash out, but not long after, their intuition turned out to be right and it was very unlucky that they didn't get what they should have gotten. But this is gambling, anything can happen, sometimes we are too sure about something but lose, or conversely we are not too sure but win in the end - it's all luck, so when that happens there's no need to regret it too much.

That is what is killing a lot of gamblers they do not believe in themselves, and what is now the essence of calling yourself a gambler?  because if its always about other people, then you should not complain when you do not win because it's the person's fault, Even those who we think are good at prediction are all luck, and the majority of them are faking their win, which is why people are believing them. and are also losing confidence in themselves. Just continue to play and you will get lucky most of the time because playing every time will give you a better understanding of something, and you will improve. That is how to succeed in gambling.