The real winning of gambling is withdrawals

[LUCKMCFLY]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

Yes mate you are actually correct. This is a nice picture that says if a gambler win a bet if he hasn't made any withdrawal he hasn't won anything yet. The main time when a gambler should be happy he has won is only when he has withdrawn his winnings. But you have to know that you don't have to continue gambling when you have won a good amount of money while you are gambling. Any money that's kept in casino is a temptation.

This is so basic and I think many of us have been falling into that of not withdrawing for a long time, then we do not enjoy the profits that are sometimes so difficult to get, we as players should be more like casinos, we should not tremble when withdrawing our money, it is our money, when we lose the casino does not trust taking our money, sometimes we are like sentimental, or I don't know, and we have to be more focused, we have to realize that the main thing in a casino is money and that there is nothing else, things are like that and we must be clear in that sense.

[rachael9385]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

Yes mate you are actually correct. This is a nice picture that says if a gambler win a bet if he hasn't made any withdrawal he hasn't won anything yet. The main time when a gambler should be happy he has won is only when he has withdrawn his winnings. But you have to know that you don't have to continue gambling when you have won a good amount of money while you are gambling. Any money that's kept in casino is a temptation.

This is so basic and I think many of us have been falling into that of not withdrawing for a long time, then we do not enjoy the profits that are sometimes so difficult to get, we as players should be more like casinos, we should not tremble when withdrawing our money, it is our money, when we lose the casino does not trust taking our money, sometimes we are like sentimental, or I don't know, and we have to be more focused, we have to realize that the main thing in a casino is money and that there is nothing else, things are like that and we must be clear in that sense.

That's correct, when we haven't make a withdrawal we haven't won anything, the important thing is that withdrawing is important for anyone who's gambling for profits. As a gambler make sure to withdraw when you have won a bet and if the money is very huge. However when a gambler won huge amount from bet he will also be tempted to continue gambling. Winning is hard and withdrawing is easy but we make greed Become part of us when we win and that's what makes us to lose more.

[Accardo]

This is so basic and I think many of us have been falling into that of not withdrawing for a long time, then we do not enjoy the profits that are sometimes so difficult to get, we as players should be more like casinos, we should not tremble when withdrawing our money, it is our money, when we lose the casino does not trust taking our money, sometimes we are like sentimental, or I don't know, and we have to be more focused, we have to realize that the main thing in a casino is money and that there is nothing else, things are like that and we must be clear in that sense.

If in a week a gambler decides to wager $500 and he ended up having a balance of $550 on his bank roll after the week is exhausted he probably can feast on the $50 as a profits. However, gamblers who don't care about this most definitely think they are withdrawing some profits not knowing that it's still their initial money which haven't yielded extra profits. Think of a gambler who withdraws less than the amount he deposited, did he actually made any profit so far? Unless he needed the money for something else. Then, it's still okay to withdraw the funds, but that's not some form of profits for the gambler.

[Mr.suevie]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

Yes mate you are actually correct. This is a nice picture that says if a gambler win a bet if he hasn't made any withdrawal he hasn't won anything yet. The main time when a gambler should be happy he has won is only when he has withdrawn his winnings. But you have to know that you don't have to continue gambling when you have won a good amount of money while you are gambling. Any money that's kept in casino is a temptation.

This is so basic and I think many of us have been falling into that of not withdrawing for a long time, then we do not enjoy the profits that are sometimes so difficult to get, we as players should be more like casinos, we should not tremble when withdrawing our money, it is our money, when we lose the casino does not trust taking our money, sometimes we are like sentimental, or I don't know, and we have to be more focused, we have to realize that the main thing in a casino is money and that there is nothing else, things are like that and we must be clear in that sense.

That's correct, when we haven't make a withdrawal we haven't won anything, the important thing is that withdrawing is important for anyone who's gambling for profits. As a gambler make sure to withdraw when you have won a bet and if the money is very huge. However when a gambler won huge amount from bet he will also be tempted to continue gambling. Winning is hard and withdrawing is easy but we make greed Become part of us when we win and that's what makes us to lose more.

Well I don't want to seem off but there is the fact you can still make withdrawals and yet still fall back to depositing the coin or money just for the urge of wanting to play more or maybe trying your chances to maybe increase your winnings again. The reason why I say this is because I have seen numerous cases of gamblers that fall back to this category of actually making withdrawal and then again depositing it back.

[l3pox]

OP post is the old saying: "good profit is realized profit" since unrealized profits can vanish at any point in time.
you can get lost in the thrill of making money specially if you're exposed to serial wins over and over again
but if you're risking it all than it takes only one bad decision

[wheelz1200]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

Typically I deposit a set amount and set a cash out goal and stuck with it no matter how the betting goes.  I used to not withdraw based on set amounts and almost always just ended up gambling it right back in.  I like to deposit a set amount, put a time on it like 2 weeks and what I have at x time I withdraw.  Then next time I want to gamble start this process all over again.

[Egii Nna]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

This is something like a compulsive act, or more simply, compulsive gambling. Although it happens to many people, especially those who believe in risk, they just feel the urge and can’t stop themselves from doing that act, which deals with psychology. 

A psychology mentor of mine said that this compulsive act is the early stage of addiction, and if you don’t act to stop it at the right time, you will end up as an addict. So let's look at this incident in gambling. If you have this kind of urge that you can’t control yourself on how to save your money before using it to gamble again, then what are you expecting will happen in the near future if not addiction?
 
Even though we know either you let the money in your gambling wallet or you withdraw it, you will still deposit and play another game, but that is not the main issue here. The main issue is how to stop this act, and the best solution for that is to visit a medical counsellor and discuss in order to identify your negative thinking and some of the facts that make you commit such an act and be able to find a solution for the problem identified. We called it cognitive-behavioural therapy in health counselling. 

[Renampun]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

managing finances in gambling now is very important especially when you don't have good self-control at all, if you are wise then you will definitely withdraw your profits and leave your initial capital in it, this is a good trick especially to make you know how many actual results did you get (win or lose). I always apply the trick of leaving capital such as an initial deposit when finished gambling so that I know how much loss and profit I have made, I'm sure there are many smart gamblers out there who do this, this makes it difficult for them to beat the bookie.

[rachael9385]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

Yes mate you are actually correct. This is a nice picture that says if a gambler win a bet if he hasn't made any withdrawal he hasn't won anything yet. The main time when a gambler should be happy he has won is only when he has withdrawn his winnings. But you have to know that you don't have to continue gambling when you have won a good amount of money while you are gambling. Any money that's kept in casino is a temptation.

This is so basic and I think many of us have been falling into that of not withdrawing for a long time, then we do not enjoy the profits that are sometimes so difficult to get, we as players should be more like casinos, we should not tremble when withdrawing our money, it is our money, when we lose the casino does not trust taking our money, sometimes we are like sentimental, or I don't know, and we have to be more focused, we have to realize that the main thing in a casino is money and that there is nothing else, things are like that and we must be clear in that sense.

That's correct, when we haven't make a withdrawal we haven't won anything, the important thing is that withdrawing is important for anyone who's gambling for profits. As a gambler make sure to withdraw when you have won a bet and if the money is very huge. However when a gambler won huge amount from bet he will also be tempted to continue gambling. Winning is hard and withdrawing is easy but we make greed Become part of us when we win and that's what makes us to lose more.

Well I don't want to seem off but there is the fact you can still make withdrawals and yet still fall back to depositing the coin or money just for the urge of wanting to play more or maybe trying your chances to maybe increase your winnings again. The reason why I say this is because I have seen numerous cases of gamblers that fall back to this category of actually making withdrawal and then again depositing it back.

Everyone is actually correct on what they are saying about this thread and I believed that they are saying out from their assumptions. However, when a gambler withdraw his winnings from his betting account it doesn't mean that he will never deposit again, but the main point is that as long as he has withdrawed his winnings at that specific time. The purpose of a gambler withdrawing money from his betting account is to use it and do something important at that time. So when a gambler deposits money to his betting account again it means he's ready to risk it.

[Dewi Aries]

Whenever I win, I usually feel this strong urge to gamble more and also increase the amount I'm using to gamble. I do fall for this urge most times and the result is always disastrous as I end up losing the money I won with great pain and regrets. The only time I can say I have won is when I make withdrawals and possibly use the money for something else. As long as the money is still in the platform, there is a high chance of using it to gamble more. I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling. If I notice a better approach, I will switch immediately as I don't want to continue experiencing the pain of winning and later losing the money again.

managing finances in gambling now is very important especially when you don't have good self-control at all, if you are wise then you will definitely withdraw your profits and leave your initial capital in it, this is a good trick especially to make you know how many actual results did you get (win or lose). I always apply the trick of leaving capital such as an initial deposit when finished gambling so that I know how much loss and profit I have made, I'm sure there are many smart gamblers out there who do this, this makes it difficult for them to beat the bookie.

Yes, what you said is a good idea, which I also often do, especially when I am in a lucky situation by successfully achieving a number of wins, I don't have a target regarding the number of wins I have to achieve, but at least the balance in the casino account. If I increase to 2x or more then usually there is nothing else I do apart from taking the profits and leaving the initial capital, even though for example in the next session I lose with that amount of capital but basically I am still in a stable condition because previously I had cashed out the amount the victory I got.

This is a good idea to do, because apart from being able to secure the money we just won, we can also continue playing with the amount we have left in our casino account, and also this idea can make us enjoy the game for a long period of time. for longer, this can also minimize the possibility of emotions occurring, because usually a gambler ends up feeling emotional when he experiences losing all the money he has in his casino account, sometimes we have to be smart in planning.

[hyudien]

It is true, the role of self-control in gambling is important because it is one of the things that must be mastered well so that large losses do not occur. with many gamblers experiencing big losses and other bad impacts, it is because they do not have good self-control, so gambling affects their thinking completely and makes them eventually become addicted and it is difficult to get out. Controlling yourself is certainly something that is not easy, especially if it involves profit or winning. Many people lose the victory they have obtained because they cannot control themselves when they win
thoughts about the bigger wins that can be obtained arise when they win and influence gamblers not to stop, but to continue gambling by increasing the amount of their bet, but the risk of losing cannot be lost until in the end they experience defeat with lost capital and accompanying winnings. and for those who have gambled following their greed, it is not easy to stop unless they have lost all the money they have, and only then can they stop gambling. and indeed those who can win are the real winners, because they do not waste the winnings they have obtained.

It seems to me that the most important thing in the issue we are discussing is maintaining the bankroll that we have allocated for the game. If we have a certain amount in the account for the game and we use it at our own discretion, then we must adhere to the rules for spending on the game and one bet. All this is done as a percentage. You also need to come up with a loss limit for one day, for example, no more than 2.5% - 4% per day. I came up with these numbers off the top of my head as an example, but for me they are acceptable. But the most important thing is not even knowing these rules, but observing them, because gambling tests our strength and discipline. If we show weakness, then emotions will take over us and will control and dictate to our brain what rash actions to take.

In my opinion, managing bankroll also depends on our self-control, if we can control ourselves well then everything can be done well without overdoing it. Apart from that, it is very important to be able to control your finances when you like gambling. We must be able to determine the amount of money that will be allocated to gambling, trying not to exceed the predetermined limit. Also, with money allocated to gambling, it is better to have leftover money that is really not needed for anything else, because there are gamblers who allocate a predetermined amount of money but their gambling ends in defeat and makes them use money that should not be used for For example, gambling using savings or money that was used for basic needs.
That's true, gambling tests discipline and patience in my opinion, because if they are impatient when gambling it will be bad for them in the future. as you said, by controlling yourself, of course don't let emotions arise when gambling because this will only lead us to bad actions, moreover it's not just gambling, but other things are the same, if done with an emotional state it will usually only just be bad with the results.

[hedgeh0g]

It is true, the role of self-control in gambling is important because it is one of the things that must be mastered well so that large losses do not occur. with many gamblers experiencing big losses and other bad impacts, it is because they do not have good self-control, so gambling affects their thinking completely and makes them eventually become addicted and it is difficult to get out. Controlling yourself is certainly something that is not easy, especially if it involves profit or winning. Many people lose the victory they have obtained because they cannot control themselves when they win
thoughts about the bigger wins that can be obtained arise when they win and influence gamblers not to stop, but to continue gambling by increasing the amount of their bet, but the risk of losing cannot be lost until in the end they experience defeat with lost capital and accompanying winnings. and for those who have gambled following their greed, it is not easy to stop unless they have lost all the money they have, and only then can they stop gambling. and indeed those who can win are the real winners, because they do not waste the winnings they have obtained.

It seems to me that the most important thing in the issue we are discussing is maintaining the bankroll that we have allocated for the game. If we have a certain amount in the account for the game and we use it at our own discretion, then we must adhere to the rules for spending on the game and one bet. All this is done as a percentage. You also need to come up with a loss limit for one day, for example, no more than 2.5% - 4% per day. I came up with these numbers off the top of my head as an example, but for me they are acceptable. But the most important thing is not even knowing these rules, but observing them, because gambling tests our strength and discipline. If we show weakness, then emotions will take over us and will control and dictate to our brain what rash actions to take.

True, maintaining bankroll is a top priority when we are involved in gambling, none other than because the risk of losing in gambling can be very large which makes us lose significant amounts of money, and if we want to maintain the stability of our bankroll then obviously the first thing to do is prioritize ourselves with various precautions such as for example keeping the action so as not to overdo it or that means always risking the amount we can afford to lose and never try various actions that are too excessive because you can feel emotional and that's where usually bad possibilities can be more likely to occur. On the other hand, it is true what you said that the most difficult thing is to obey all the rules that we have previously made, because in some cases usually in the end they often get carried away and forget all the rules they have made before, meaning that it is useless for you to make rules if in the end you don't obey them, meaning that I would advise that making plans is not enough, meaning you need to apply firmness in yourself to stick to the plans about the limits you have made.

The fact is that there are players who don’t even suspect that they simply won’t be able to obey the rules on a physiological level; this is extremely difficult for them, due to the structure of their personality’s psychotype, genes, and emotions. It is better for such players not to start the game at all, because following the rules will be almost like torture for them, they will not be able to do this and will definitely lose, unless, of course, luck decides a different outcome in their favor.

I hardly play poker, but I am still amazed when I see how professional poker players remain dominant, firm and calm in huge hands with big pots. A professional poker player is the standard for me who regularly knows how to adhere to firm rules.

[EluguHcman]

Although that is strictly on the concept of when you are gambling for fun while the profit chasers are the ones who only accounts winning on their cashing out and giving account to what they utilizes the money on.

If you don't only rate your winnings based on the cashout, how do you think it should be calculated? Let's say I deposited $10 into my betting account.
 
From my first few games, I was able to turn that $10 into $100 or more, which is already on the profit side, but due to greed and overconfidence that I can still win more if I place a bet with a higher wager amount, I continued betting, and I ended up losing both the $90 profit and the $10 initial deposit to the casino. Should that be considered winning, or what will you call it?

In this case, the question should be... While gambling in the first place, what is your target or aim? This is in-between gambling for fun and gambling to make profit.

There is always this argument after gaming that.... Yes lost the best but then, I won at some points before loosing loosing it all  back.

It is understood that there is no profit count out of it but the records of your winning before lossing them back feels some fun at discussion. That is why I say you can account winning without profit if you are specific to gamble for fun.

[Jody.Drummer]

Well I don't want to seem off but there is the fact you can still make withdrawals and yet still fall back to depositing the coin or money just for the urge of wanting to play more or maybe trying your chances to maybe increase your winnings again. The reason why I say this is because I have seen numerous cases of gamblers that fall back to this category of actually making withdrawal and then again depositing it back.

Everyone is actually correct on what they are saying about this thread and I believed that they are saying out from their assumptions. However, when a gambler withdraw his winnings from his betting account it doesn't mean that he will never deposit again, but the main point is that as long as he has withdrawed his winnings at that specific time. The purpose of a gambler withdrawing money from his betting account is to use it and do something important at that time. So when a gambler deposits money to his betting account again it means he's ready to risk it.

However gambling is an activity that is unlikely to be done only once in a person's lifetime, usually when someone tries gambling and feels the excitement whether it's because of winning or just getting entertainment then surely one day they will always come to gamble again, meaning as you said that next time they will definitely make a deposit again, regardless of their purpose of gambling.

On the other hand, I understand that cashing out is a wise decision that is very difficult for the majority of gamblers, especially those who are addicted, meaning that most likely the decision will only be made by ordinary gamblers who are not addicted because their interest in the activity is not too high. I don't know exactly what the purpose of a gambler withdrawing is but the point is that whatever the purpose of withdrawing when you win in one of your sessions is the best decision.

[nara1892]

True, maintaining bankroll is a top priority when we are involved in gambling, none other than because the risk of losing in gambling can be very large which makes us lose significant amounts of money, and if we want to maintain the stability of our bankroll then obviously the first thing to do is prioritize ourselves with various precautions such as for example keeping the action so as not to overdo it or that means always risking the amount we can afford to lose and never try various actions that are too excessive because you can feel emotional and that's where usually bad possibilities can be more likely to occur. On the other hand, it is true what you said that the most difficult thing is to obey all the rules that we have previously made, because in some cases usually in the end they often get carried away and forget all the rules they have made before, meaning that it is useless for you to make rules if in the end you don't obey them, meaning that I would advise that making plans is not enough, meaning you need to apply firmness in yourself to stick to the plans about the limits you have made.

The fact is that there are players who don’t even suspect that they simply won’t be able to obey the rules on a physiological level; this is extremely difficult for them, due to the structure of their personality’s psychotype, genes, and emotions. It is better for such players not to start the game at all, because following the rules will be almost like torture for them, they will not be able to do this and will definitely lose, unless, of course, luck decides a different outcome in their favor.

I hardly play poker, but I am still amazed when I see how professional poker players remain dominant, firm and calm in huge hands with big pots. A professional poker player is the standard for me who regularly knows how to adhere to firm rules.

Yes but I think everyone will never know about what will happen next or what they will do next, although breaking something like the rules they have previously made is something they might do but it is much better than not preparing any precautions, I understand that in gambling there are so many things that look tempting that can make them tempted and forget all the limits they have made before, but when someone has prepared something it does not mean that they will always forget what they have prepared when they run a gambling session.

This means that there is always the possibility for them to remember about something that they have prepared and as I said above that it is better than not preparing anything that will make them gamble blindly, so it is better to do if they still want to engage in gambling, but if the choice not to gamble at all is an easy choice for them then obviously that is the best thing to do.

[JMBitcointernational]

When you have won a large amount of money in gambling, it is better to withdraw it than to keep it in the account, you will feel like continuing to play if the balance is still there, at least withdraw 70% or more and the rest you can play that way you will not care if the 30% money will lose because you have secured the rest.

Gamblers who have won withdraw the entire balance and take a break - well done.
Gamblers with a win and withdrawing their profits leaving only the initial balance - pretty good.
Gamblers with their winnings still want to keep playing because of greed - eventually lose everything and become regretful.

For me 70% is too much to remain in the account because it is an invitation to treat instead If I win big money I will withdraw the money and possibly keep 15% back in the account to forecast more games whenever the need arises and that will be when I must have invested the huge amount that I withdrew. There is a spirit that controls bet when it comes to gambling because whenever you have a substantial amount in your wallet you will be tempted by an unknown spirit to go and gamble and try luck so that is the reason why it is not always advisable to keep a huge sum in your gambling account or wallet because you might end up spending all of them to gamble without knowing.

[Pandu Geddon]

There is a spirit that controls bet when it comes to gambling because whenever you have a substantial amount in your wallet you will be tempted by an unknown spirit to go and gamble and try luck so that is the reason why it is not always advisable to keep a huge sum in your gambling account or wallet because you might end up spending all of them to gamble without knowing.

that's what often happens. therefore I made a habit of controlling my gambling. such as leaving a fixed amount when making a withdrawal from winnings. The remainder is also in accordance with the value I usually deposit.
So whether I continue playing or decide to come back tomorrow, I can still feel the victory. I collect winnings from gambling in different wallets. and still make deposits in the amount I'm used to. I avoid depositing everything, as you said, it's risky for me to spend in the game.

In fact, whatever is left in gambling after withdrawal depends on the gambler's playing habits. There are also those who withdraw all the winnings they get, then make a deposit when they want to play again. Of course, each gambler's approach to this will be different.

[BABY SHOES]

When you have won a large amount of money in gambling, it is better to withdraw it than to keep it in the account, you will feel like continuing to play if the balance is still there, at least withdraw 70% or more and the rest you can play that way you will not care if the 30% money will lose because you have secured the rest.

Gamblers who have won withdraw the entire balance and take a break - well done.
Gamblers with a win and withdrawing their profits leaving only the initial balance - pretty good.
Gamblers with their winnings still want to keep playing because of greed - eventually lose everything and become regretful.

For me 70% is too much to remain in the account because it is an invitation to treat instead If I win big money I will withdraw the money and possibly keep 15% back in the account to forecast more games whenever the need arises and that will be when I must have invested the huge amount that I withdrew. There is a spirit that controls bet when it comes to gambling because whenever you have a substantial amount in your wallet you will be tempted by an unknown spirit to go and gamble and try luck so that is the reason why it is not always advisable to keep a huge sum in your gambling account or wallet because you might end up spending all of them to gamble without knowing.

It's up to you what you do with the withdrawal amount even if it leaves 15% for me it's good that even the entire amount is withdrawn, meaning you won't experience any more losses after withdrawing the balance.

While the money has been withdrawn there will be more benefits to use including investments that you make, or parties with family enjoying the money it will be better than losing again all in gambling. So still this should be a habit never be greedy.

In fact, whatever is left in gambling after withdrawal depends on the gambler's playing habits. There are also those who withdraw all the winnings they get, then make a deposit when they want to play again. Of course, each gambler's approach to this will be different.

Yeaah this depends on the habits of gamblers, because they always have different desires even when the desire is uncontrollable gamblers will not think withdrawal is the best way then return to play it.

We should not do that, do it as normal as possible.

[Z_MBFM]

When you have won a large amount of money in gambling, it is better to withdraw it than to keep it in the account, you will feel like continuing to play if the balance is still there, at least withdraw 70% or more and the rest you can play that way you will not care if the 30% money will lose because you have secured the rest.

Gamblers who have won withdraw the entire balance and take a break - well done.
Gamblers with a win and withdrawing their profits leaving only the initial balance - pretty good.
Gamblers with their winnings still want to keep playing because of greed - eventually lose everything and become regretful.

For me 70% is too much to remain in the account because it is an invitation to treat instead If I win big money I will withdraw the money and possibly keep 15% back in the account to forecast more games whenever the need arises and that will be when I must have invested the huge amount that I withdrew. There is a spirit that controls bet when it comes to gambling because whenever you have a substantial amount in your wallet you will be tempted by an unknown spirit to go and gamble and try luck so that is the reason why it is not always advisable to keep a huge sum in your gambling account or wallet because you might end up spending all of them to gamble without knowing.

One strategy I use when gambling is that when I gamble I keep a strong budget and if I make any profits from that budget I withdraw those profits. thus I continue to gamble but do not continue gambling for more than 2 hours in a day. Yet sometimes I get out of control and lose. People who gamble together for long periods of time lose their budgets very quickly, no matter how big they are. so while gambling it should always be kept in mind that gambling should never be played for long periods of time. And it should always be taken as fun. And of course there should always be a budget.  Never spend more than that budget

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I can understand; as gamblers, we get tempted to place bets. The best way to counter this is to set a profit limit or target. Once the target is achieved, make the withdrawal. If you keep your balance in the casino, then you will eventually get the temptation to place a bet and will continuously want to make more money. Hence the best thing is to just withdraw the funds after a certain amount is made in profits. Withdraw the initial amount you used, and if you really want, then gamble with the previous game’s profits.

You should know that an addicted gambler does not have any specific time frame or profit target for gambling bets. Because when they win repeatedly he will bet again and when he loses repeatedly he will bet again to get his money back. Generally the gambler will not rest until his funds are exhausted. So once addicted to something, it is not easy to give up. However you may be able to reduce your gambling if you devote yourself to other activitie.