cash out or let it ride?

[EarnOnVictor]

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$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

It is your choice though, but if I were you, I would cash out immediately, I've lived in an environment of risky choices to know that it's best to settle for less than being more greedy to lose everything. If you win this bet then congratulations to you, but it is a huge risk you take if you did not exit the bet now. I like to limit my risk where possible so that I will not be pained if I lose everything. Winning half ($50,000) of the whole expected winning ($100,000) is a very good one, it only depends on what you use the money for, and that's what matters afterwards. If you are wise, you may even invest that $50,000 won with a guaranteed risk and make more than $100,000 from it in a limited time space, so it is all about being smart with it and not about the betting and the money won only.

I can't wait to know your fate in this bet as I wish to know the result of the betting in line with the choice you later opted for. I tried to check for the result online but am surprised that mixed results are being published including the wrong timing, so I do not really understand why it's like that.

[Jaycoinz]

Well looking at the difference in the odds I would say that the last game is probably the one with the most tension because of the amount of odd given to it and if I were you I would probably go for a simple cash atleast it's better to have half of the amount promised than to allow your greed make you lose our on the whole money.

[livingfree]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

You don't need our suggestion IMHO but the majority here is going to take the money already and won't wait for the last ride.

If it means money, you literally have to secure yourself first and even if there's the big discrepancy from what you can cash out now compared to your winnings later if ever the last leg will win, I'd be better take home now and won't wait for the game later.

There's no need to take the risk higher for me, as that 50% is already a good amount, literally.

[Lanatsa]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

You don't need our suggestion IMHO but the majority here is going to take the money already and won't wait for the last ride.

If it means money, you literally have to secure yourself first and even if there's the big discrepancy from what you can cash out now compared to your winnings later if ever the last leg will win, I'd be better take home now and won't wait for the game later.

There's no need to take the risk higher for me, as that 50% is already a good amount, literally.

The feeling of satisfaction is something that would really be an issue on here since not all would really be tending to go home without getting that whole amount of winning. This is where the time which is really that too hard to consider out on how you would really be making out such decision whether you should really be letting it finish or you would really be securing out that 50% of the winning amount. Even myself wouldnt really be having no questions on where getting that early cash out rather than losing it all once that particular game result would be lost.  Yes, it would really be hindering you on doing so because we've known back in our heads that the amount we could get if it would be able to win up will really be doubling the amount.

It all matters about your preference and satisfaction just like i have said earlier. There are ones who would really be risks takers or simply gamblers and there are ones who do want to
play safe and securing out whenever they do have the opportunity.

[salad daging]

It's strange to ask about this bet with a 50% win if you cash out now, but you know how much money if you cash out it's so big it might not mean much to you because it often makes an opinion about your winnings halfway through.

Yes obviously if you ask here the majority will say cash out instead of waiting for the last match, they never reach this level unless you are yourself, you may be a professional gambling in sports betting so even with the value at stake it is quite large.

But your choice is in your hands, whether to let the last match win or cash out we will not feel any thrill.

[boyptc]

You already have $49500 to withdraw and as in, instant you can take that without even finishing your last bet.

Most of us would withdraw and we're not going to take further risk with that. Yes, with one more bet, you might end up with a $100k but that's already half of it.

We are gamblers but it doesn't mean that we're not idiots. Whatever you want, if you want to put more risk, don't cash out but make sure that you won't feel broke after any result.

[angrybirdy]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

If you're satisfied with the amount, just cash out, sometimes you need to think and plan carefully so you will not ended up lossing everything you have. you should know when to stop because if not, then I must say that greed controls you, and when you experiencing the greed, it will lead you to become broke. So think wisely! this is my opinion only and majority of our fellow gamblers here are saying that you should cash out instead of continuing the game.

[Huppercase]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

I hope that the last game wasn't a mistake right? I have check from the top of the screenshot games to the last one, only the remaining one has big odd, the 3 odd and the rest has only 1.xx, that's means that the game chosen is skeptical, something is not right about about that game but if he sure of what he chosed, then he is good to go, there is nothing absolutely to be scared about, just make the call and be gallant about it.

However, if it's me that has this kind of opportunity, damn I'm cashing out because I have zero greed in me, unless I have seen this kind of event many times, I wouldn't let go because the only thing that would be ringing in my head right now would be what if? What if? What if? If I eventually lose this game and refuse to cashout, I wouldn't be able to forgive myself.

[alastantiger]

Already getting four out of five bets is good, it will be bad if the remaining game spoils the game.

Certainly but then telling a gambler that he lost when he could have won by the cash out from the game id
I will cashout. From experience I have won more times games by cashing out before game. My criteria for is it that I must get comfortable with the amount of money that is showing that I will win if I cash out or let it ride. It may be greed to leave it until the game is or maybe not.

[livingfree]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

You don't need our suggestion IMHO but the majority here is going to take the money already and won't wait for the last ride.

If it means money, you literally have to secure yourself first and even if there's the big discrepancy from what you can cash out now compared to your winnings later if ever the last leg will win, I'd be better take home now and won't wait for the game later.

There's no need to take the risk higher for me, as that 50% is already a good amount, literally.

The feeling of satisfaction is something that would really be an issue on here since not all would really be tending to go home without getting that whole amount of winning. This is where the time which is really that too hard to consider out on how you would really be making out such decision whether you should really be letting it finish or you would really be securing out that 50% of the winning amount. Even myself wouldnt really be having no questions on where getting that early cash out rather than losing it all once that particular game result would be lost.  Yes, it would really be hindering you on doing so because we've known back in our heads that the amount we could get if it would be able to win up will really be doubling the amount.

It all matters about your preference and satisfaction just like i have said earlier. There are ones who would really be risks takers or simply gamblers and there are ones who do want to
play safe and securing out whenever they do have the opportunity.

It's best to play safe. If you're going to take risk, then go back to your main plan on why did you gambled and that is to make some money, correct?

And you've already made a lot for which a lot of people could have been an average salary of a year or two.

You have to go back wherever you have started when things are being forgotten for you to get some knocking reality on what you should do.

[o48o]

If i was as a high roller as you, i would probably risk it. Then again, you might be better off asking opinions from other high rollers as yourself.

Because your question is highly subjective, i reckon i would ride that bet if i were you. At least if i am adjusting that to my bets, because from my point of view multiplier itself isn't that huge, just the total amount. but if that's something you can afford to lose, and you bet this amount frequently, i would say ride it. And good luck mate.

If it was me with that amount of money, i would cash out in a second.

[wheelz1200]

Cash that thing out asap at least that's what I would do.  Bird in the hand as they say.  That's a guaranteed killing right now.  And also not knowing the status of Damien Lillard and giannis would have me shook.  It's at the Pacers too.  I kmwo the Bucks killed in game 5 but I don't know if I'd expect the same.  Either way good luck!

[topbitcoin]

This is a victory that I could not possibly get, whether it was luck or maybe you are quite skilled at placing a bet, but it is quite an extraordinary victory.

If you feel confident about continuing, it would be better if you withdraw some of the winnings you have achieved, because even though you are lucky enough or skilled at placing bets, we will never know whether in the next bet you will win again. because in a bet the result is not certain, and what is known as luck will not last long, and if it is the result of a betting strategy that you place, then you must remember that there is no single betting strategy that can provide a guarantee that in Every time you place a bet you will win.

Don't let greed control you, what you get is already big enough, don't waste your winnings chasing something you're not sure you'll get. Because it is nothing but carelessness. Don't let the pleasure you get turn into a feeling of regret. Because losing a large amount of winnings, which is already in your hands, is very painful.

[alegotardo]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

I would certainly withdraw 50% or more of that amount.
Obviously there are always chances of winning more, but think carefully about what would make you more frustrated:
Losing a large part of the amount won in a streak of bad luck or failing to win a little more because you were a player with "little faith"?

In my country there is an old saying: "It's better to have a bird in your hand than two in the bush".

In every type of bet, you need to establish limits on losses and gains, in my case the rule is simple: withdraw 50% whenever I manage to multiply my winnings.
This way, it is possible to continue betting after having the great achievement of a successful prize, otherwise it is common for you to bet, have great achievements, but end the day with nothing in your wallet.

[tread93]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

Brother, cash out! There is no guarantee that you will win it all and if you lose that last leg you are SOL. Its better to have one bird in hand rather than 2 in the bush! That is my opinion. There is no losing here. You bet a thousand and are going to rake in nearly 50K that is outstanding. If it were me I would take the money and forget about it, no looking back. This is not financial advice.

[Natsuu]

Well looking at the difference in the odds I would say that the last game is probably the one with the most tension because of the amount of odd given to it and if I were you I would probably go for a simple cash atleast it's better to have half of the amount promised than to allow your greed make you lose our on the whole money.

I would also suggest the same. You may consider taking some of your profits. Bag that already and reward yourself from your previous wins. Then if you still feel that the odds are on your side have some small bets until your conviction is met. Because you ae already winning. Don't give it back. Get some or at least 75 percent of your win and your initial deposit. Then play conservatively from what is left. So you won't get attacked by greed because you are overconfident.

[NAPK1NS_RA3]

thanks for all the responses everyone, I did end up cashing out, when Lillard was confirmed to be playing the cashout went up a good bit so I couldn't help it

turns out I made the right decision! next stop, Cancun!

[uneng]

$1,500 to return nearly $100,000, the Milwaukee Bucks are the last leg, would you cash out for just over 50% of the payout or let it ride? Let me know below. I cannot properly hedge this parlay so I can either cash out or let it ride.

50% of the payout seems a very decent prize already, so I see no reason to be greedy to pursue a 100% payout. You should be thankful for reaching this far, because it's no easy task. Considering the risks implied in taking this bet until the end makes the total payout not worth in my opinion. If we were talking about a more considerable reward to keep the bet, then we could think about the possibility. But considering the current scenario it definitely doesn't worth. I'm sure you can put 50% of the payout in good use by cashing out right now.

I know you are a lucky winner, but don't let greed take control of you this time. I remember you were having a nice winning streak some time ago, but put everything to lose due to your greedy behavior. You should have already learned by now. Make sure to guarantee what you have on your hands today, so you can keep playing tomorrow by placing new bets in further games which are still to come.

thanks for all the responses everyone, I did end up cashing out, when Lillard was confirmed to be playing the cashout went up a good bit so I couldn't help it

turns out I made the right decision! next stop, Cancun!

Very nice! Congratulations, enjoy your time! Arriba y arriba, muchacho! 🌴🍹🌅

[dansus021]

are u had luck in a year and put it on that game   is that a winning streak $1,500 to return nearly $100,000 If I were you Im going to cash out 85% of it and let it ride the rest dude you literally generate 100K that is a lot of money and don't let the greed eat your body right now I mean if you win again you probably earn more but cash out is also needed in my opinion.  

Tho if you had the confident cash out 85% and you can still play with the 25% and if you had the luck to you probably can earn 100K again in the next game hahah

[NAPK1NS_RA3]

are u had luck in a year and put it on that game   is that a winning streak $1,500 to return nearly $100,000 If I were you Im going to cash out 85% of it and let it ride the rest dude you literally generate 100K that is a lot of money and don't let the greed eat your body right now I mean if you win again you probably earn more but cash out is also needed in my opinion.  

Tho if you had the confident cash out 85% and you can still play with the 25% and if you had the luck to you probably can earn 100K again in the next game hahah

I cashed out haha, yeah Milwaukee lost so it was the right decision, the cash out went up a lot so I just took it