The real winning of gambling is withdrawals

[Moreno233]

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.

[Nrcewker]

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.

[Oshosondy]

If you have money on a gambling site, you should just want to to have fun with it. That is just it. If you win, you can withdraw because you can lose it back if you continue to gamble. But most likely that the amount of money that you deposited into your gambling account can be lost. I gamble with just little amount of money. If I gain, I withdraw for that week and use it to have more fun like to drink beer and eat meat and food when hanging out with family or friends during the weekend.

[un_rank]

Always withdraw your winnings from gambling sites. If you are going to leave some to play around with it should be less than 20% of what you won and you should only do that if you had run out of capital to stake before winning. If you did not run out keep staking with what you have using the strategy you were using.
Gamblers get tempted to up the stakes when they win, but that is a terrible option.

Another reason to withdraw your winnings is you are never sure which website will withhold your withdrawals when you try to pull out a large amount, as long as it remains on the site, you are being allowed to use it, which can change at anytime.

- Jay -

[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.

[Zadicar]

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.

Regrets do always come at the end and this is something which is really that very usual, if you are someone who cant really be able to control yourself then you would really be still ending up on the same situation on which you would really be losing it all. Its true that the true winners are to those people who do really be able to get out and able to make withdrawals because at the moment that you would be still losing those winnings back into the casino then you would really be still considered to be a loser on which this is something that you should really be thinking about in the first place.
It all matters about on someones preference because there are ones who do it in purpose on which losing it all on such session just trying out to enjoy the game because non all would really be
having on the same insights and approach towards gambling.

[Lida93]

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.

If this is what your gambling experience has been with most of your wins it therefore mean you are not enjoying a healthy gambling lifestyle. I won't abruptly call it an addiction but it's just some lack of gambling discipline at a surface level.

We understand that when those wins come in we get that adrenaline to want to try more bet believing it win get us another more win, and that's how the loss stem forth.  Maybe what you need doing to save yourself from an instant use of your win is to make part withdrawal and leave just the limit you commonly use to gamble.  Or,

Another mistake that leads to this attitude of gambling more after having some win is when we give a target towards what amount we looking forward to win before withdrawing. If you've been such a gambler then eliminate that attitude and be the gambler is keen to accept any amount gotten from gambling. We can only set target for businesses and not in gamble.

[Yatsan]

It would be more accurate to say that it is your gambling winnings once you spend it but the idea is correct as well. As long as it is on the website, there is a tendency for you to use it again on your bet. Same thing goes if you are not spending it to other things  that could be either your desire or something that could generate money. Point here is that, you could withdraw the money and just save it but if you will be again playing using that money, then doesn't it make no difference at all? This is not to say or order a gambler to spend the money literally but to secure it and make sure to not re-use it on where it came from.

If you have money on a gambling site, you should just want to to have fun with it. That is just it. If you win, you can withdraw because you can lose it back if you continue to gamble. But most likely that the amount of money that you deposited into your gambling account can be lost. I gamble with just little amount of money. If I gain, I withdraw for that week and use it to have more fun like to drink beer and eat meat and food when hanging out with family or friends during the weekend.

Indeed the idea that you'd lose it again, eventually. You won't be winning consistently in gambling. You could be lucky today and be messed for a week or month. The only way to get out with profit is to learn how to secure it and manage your bets afterwards. Problem is with people who embraces greed to earn more and ending up with nothing left.

[cabron]

Why not withdraw some of it and leave some for the games you play? I can see you are not into sports though which you probably rely on playing casino games. It's a downer when you get excited to win more thinking you can win more as your luck is still on your side. And then lost it all so suddenly.

Well, luck usually dries up as well when you increase the amount you bet. You'd be happier if you just withdraw more than your capital and then cross your fingers when you try betting again.

[Frankolala]

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.

I don't think it is proper to have an amount that you will win before you can withdraw. As long as the funds can be withdrawn, just withdraw it. This is because if you want your wins to pile up to a certain amount before withdrawing, what if it does not get to that amount before losing all that you won back to the casino.

I have this instinct since I started gambling responsible that if it is not the money that I deposited into my gambling account, any other money there is not mine until I have made withdrawal, and since I started withdrawing without leaving any apart from the one I will gamble with latter, I have not fallen for the temptation of losing back my wins.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

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.

So imagine you just won $100,000 and the money is still on the casino website which you have not withdraw, what name will you call that? Is it fake winning or what? Because though there have been scenarios whereby gamblers due to lack of self control, gambled out all the money they had won in their betting account or probably casinos refusing to process withdrawal payment of gambler who won huge, due to KYC requirements. Hence, it doesn't mean if the money is in your account it's not a real winning, because it's left for you the gambler to effectively manage your funds, and have a specific gambling style which saves you from more lose, because inasmuch as their is fund in your account and you can withdraw it, it's real winning.

[Tmoonz]

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.

My logic to this regard has always been that one should take up the capital amount and probably rebet with the profit amount no matter how small it is, it is devastating to win and at the same time loss the winning amount, total waste of time, energy, and resources. However you shouldn't feel all that bad just because it didn't end well at a spot because the reverse could  be the case, two things are always involve in gambling it is either you win or lose and it doesn't matter how, and when, one needs to trade with caution in terms of of an exit point at every point in time to avoid over allocating time and resources.

[Juse14]

More precisely, real victory in gambling is not about how big a win we achieve, but how capable we are of controlling the gambling activity itself.

Everyone who has been involved in gambling for a long time has certainly had their luck and achieved some big wins, but these wins are in vain when we are unable to control the gambling. What we get is lost for nothing in the next gambling session.


Making a withdrawal of the winnings achieved and withdrawing for a moment from gambling activities is the first step to safeguarding what we have earned. For the next step, don't deposit the money from the winning rice in your account or in your digital wallet, it would be wiser if you invest the money, spend it or lend it to people you trust.

[Mahanton]

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.

My logic to this regard has always been that one should take up the capital amount and probably rebet with the profit amount no matter how small it is, it is devastating to win and at the same time loss the winning amount, total waste of time, energy, and resources. However you shouldn't feel all that bad just because it didn't end well at a spot because the reverse could  be the case, two things are always involve in gambling it is either you win or lose and it doesn't matter how, and when, one needs to trade with caution in terms of of an exit point at every point in time to avoid over allocating time and resources.

Secure capital so that you would be still having that money if ever you would be tending to play on next day but eventually if the winning amount is really just that something significant then it would really be ideal on getting almost 75% of it and let that 25% re roll and could possibly be able to make it big but of course it would really be still depending on how lucky you would be, because not all the time you will really be that lucky on the moment that you would be getting involved with gambling or betting. Luck isnt on our side all the time on which it would be likely that you would really be losing it all. The hardest part that you would be able to experience in gambling is on how you would be able to secure via doing those withdrawals on which of course this isnt something that you could really be that easily done.

Just like the rest been saying that managing gambling winnings wouldnt really be simple as it looks or sounds because there would really be those individuals who would really be losing it all
on such session and wont really be having those kind of considerations on taking up some withdrawal specially when greed kicks in then it would really be that so damn hard to stop
on midway.

[Davidvictorson]

I struggle with this too not all the time but some of the time and I think that we are not alone in this. One of the ways in which I handled these was by reading similar experiences of gamblers in this forum when they share it. I also applied some of them which has worked out well for me. For example, requesting for withdrawal after a win. And once my request is processing, I log out of the website and go do something else. The outcome is that I don't feel like shit by  gambling again and I don't spend more than on the website than necessary.

[Richbased]

If you are new into gambling then you will have this urge to gamble more even increase your stakes when you win but when you have experienced too many losses as a result of winning and tending to increase your wager or continue gambling then you will be open to reality of how gambling should be followed.

Literally, most of us are gamblers and we have been in this situation whereby due to the joy we get when we win, the winning is being mismanaged so I believe now that you have realized your mistakes what you need do is for you to set gambling limit for yourself and try to maintain it such that even after a winning you won't go against the limit you have set for yourself that's one of the ways to conquer the idea of winning and playing more.

[nara1892]

There are several important points here that must be paid attention to, namely the actual winnings are when someone makes a withdrawal which means I agree with the OP's idea, and then another thing we need to understand is that if your winnings are still in the casino, especially in your betting balance then It cannot be guaranteed that you will win because of course, as you said, OP and I agree that in gambling there are many things that can be tempting, especially I am sure that many gamblers experience whispers that tell them to gamble, especially to apply greed. when you manage to achieve a number of wins.

And sometimes, even though we are not gambling, when we see other people gambling or hear about the wins that other people have achieved, there will usually be a feeling or desire to gamble within us, which if these thoughts are not immediately diverted, it is possible that we can fall into it and try it. And we return again to the issue of winning, where it is true that the real victory is when you hold the money in your hands in physical form.

[Die_empty]

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.

First, it is not recommended to keep your wins or large sums in your casino account. Casinos are not banks or wallets which is designed to hold money. It is risky to keep money on these gambling platforms because anything can happen. Second, as you mentioned it is easier to gamble uncontrollably if you leave your wins in your casino account. It could lead to loss chasing which can be very risky. For me, I follow my gambling budget strictly, and anytime I have a win, the funds are transferred to my wallet or bank account based on the gambling platform.

Winning to me is not withdrawal because I will not gamble more than I have budgeted. It is important to have a business mentality in gambling. You should know that you have lost money in times past, so when you win, make sure you maximize it no matter how small. I don't gamble with my wins rather I immediately use it to solve a basic need.

[Nwada001]

Another reason to withdraw your winnings is you are never sure which website will withhold your withdrawals when you try to pull out a large amount, as long as it remains on the site, you are being allowed to use it, which can change at anytime.

- Jay -

I second this: if you are a gambler and you are winning your games and leaving the money on the online gambling account, you will never know if the casino will allow you to withdraw your money or not, which is also the reason why one should withdraw as they go.
 
And another thing is, the more a gambler has a higher amount on his account, the more likely he might have a withdrawal issue, especially on small gambling platforms with low budgets, where large withdrawals always trigger extra investigation by them for the gambler just to delay or look for a reason to deny the withdrawal.

[salad daging]

Why not withdraw some of it and leave some for the games you play? I can see you are not into sports though which you probably rely on playing casino games. It's a downer when you get excited to win more thinking you can win more as your luck is still on your side. And then lost it all so suddenly.

Well, luck usually dries up as well when you increase the amount you bet. You'd be happier if you just withdraw more than your capital and then cross your fingers when you try betting again.

It should leave a little to play again but most gamblers start to get greedy when they win usually they increase the bet in the hope of winning high again, so don't be too convincing to win again especially in casino games the money will run out quickly when losing is just a matter of regret.

If I do a habit like this, suppose I have won some money in gambling it should be withdrawn immediately and leave a little to play again, I just want to play it safe in the sense that the money will not lose all of it, because if it is played again it is certain to lose again.

How many examples do we see cases like this not us or myself feel it, where after the victory then played again which in the end lost the entire victory was gone.