The real winning of gambling is withdrawals

[Coyster]

I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

[hahay]

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.

I also had my greedy moments like you, but as time goes by at least I have more control even though it's not entirely good. But at least, when I have gotten a good enough win and then of course it will be good to cash out but I personally don't make a full  withdrawal. Because anyway, I will only withdraw half or higher because the point is, I will still continue to betting with the money that is still left in the wallet. Therefore,then we will also try to make consistent wins but indeed, quite often I also lose and make deposits again. But as much as possible,  we must be able to control our emotions and greed when we are in a winning and losing position, because ofcourse we must also be able to control our finances to remain good even though we may gamble every day.

[348Judah]

I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

Nice approach to use, but we have to get it right that this only applies only to the best in consideration because some might have been playing bet over time without making wining until they had their first experience over a long time, this kind of calculation may not be effective on such except if the amount won is much, except if we are not going to extensively consider the long term effect on our gambling experience and focus on the present.

[Silberman]

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.

Without a doubt the only money that should be on your casino wallet is the money that you are willing to gamble, so you are correct when you withdraw your money as you do not want to lose it, yet it is concerning that you do not seem to be in full control and your urges control you instead, so you need to put at lot of a attention to this, as very often those are early signs that there is something wrong with the way you are approaching gambling, so solve it before you lose control completely.

[Dewi Aries]

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

Nice approach to use, but we have to get it right that this only applies only to the best in consideration because some might have been playing bet over time without making wining until they had their first experience over a long time, this kind of calculation may not be effective on such except if the amount won is much, except if we are not going to extensively consider the long term effect on our gambling experience and focus on the present.

Yes, even though this idea looks effective, there are still other possibilities that can thwart the success of this idea, one of which is, as you said, when a gambler always loses for a long period of time or when they experience consecutive losses, then the idea of ​​cashing out is definitely the idea. can be difficult to do because their thoughts lead to something they have already experienced by experiencing many consecutive defeats before. That means isn't it correct to say that they are typical gamblers who chase losses to reach the recovery phase? Of course, while chasing losses will always be a prohibited idea in gambling.

On the other hand, in my opinion, even though the number of wins they managed to get at that time was very large and exceeded the number of previous losses, we cannot fully conclude that they will take the decision to stop, because as we know, a gambler has the intention to chase losses. are those who are unable to take responsibility for their losses for the decisions they have taken, meaning that when the situation turns around or when luck comes that makes them win then there is a possibility for them to apply greed even though for example it is a situation that makes them recover the amount of their previous loss, the meaning is in Any of these situations could be a possibility, or that is, it is still possible for a gambler to take various other actions. This means that whatever method is applied that leads to the act of cashing out, in my opinion it will only be done by responsible gamblers who do not carry the intention and aim of making a profit.

[Onyeeze]

I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

I want to ask you if you withdraw everything you win will it affect your account, the answer is NO. The advantages of having reserving fund's in your account, is like something that have to do with not stressing yourself again to fund your account, I think that's one of the things that makes people decide to reserve funds in their casino account, is not that they have any effect or it gives chances or chance for anyone to win gambling, we all know that wining gambling is something of luck and if you don't have such opportunity you can't win gambling.

[irhact]

You are very correct considering the fact that winning itself actually booster confidence where majority get carried away and at the end lost everything they have got, the logic should be, utilize your potential winning at every point in time by probably getting something for yourself to mark a land mark of your winning which will become a memorial, a wise gambler will definitely make use of the ideas that are being shared here and am really happy to be in this honorable forum, the advice is that no one should be carried away by greed and lost attempting to win more and completely lost everything that has been won, and probably this may lead to having a negative feeling towards gambling as a result  of that.

A wise gambler that uses his wins to do something remarkable would not be a loser in his life as he is always using his profit to do other things that can help bring money when gambling isn't paying him well. Some individual use gambling as a source of money and this won't have been a problem if they are using the money that they gained to do other things but majority of the gamblers don't do this but they waste their money parting every time and when it finishes they will return back to gambling.

An individual always winning when he's gambling won't take the advise that he should use his money wisely as he's going to think that he is invincible and can't lose until he finally does but by that time it would had been already late to make good use of the money he has being winning from gambling as all would had been wasted on things that can't be of use to him when he's in need of money since he's no longer having luck at gambling.

[Mahanton]

this comes to a thing that sounds easy but is actually quite hard
knowing when to stop
knowing when to say "that's enough"
who'd say that calling it a day would be a skill after all
I often see more people who can't do it than the opposite.

Agree to that, it's easy to say but executing it in real situation is a tough decision to make, as from both sides whether you are winning or you are losing the urge of keep playing always inside you, calling it out for the day or pausing your sessions is a skills that experienced gamblers developed inside them.

It's a system that they learned thru time and from those past experienced that allows them to think wiser compared from their previous sessions and over exceed from thier own set limits.

that's why we need experience and wisdom to close the gap between knowing something in theory and knowing it in practice, like really living it, these are two different things at times.

knowing how to set limits and boundries is a good skill to develop too, you are right.
what else?

Even trying out to implement those ideas and concepts into your mind is something that you can called to be a skill.  We do know that on where most people do really fail
up on doing on which is to make withdrawals at the moment that they will really be winning up on a particular gambling session. When it comes to gambling then the main target we do have is to make
money or simply winnings which is always comes next to on having fun on which some people are really that explaining or trying out to tell but in most cases on which gambler would really be that aiming
for the money that they could really be able to possible earn on the moment that they would really be that lucky on their gambling sessions.

It is really that indeed true that when it comes to gambling then the ones who are considered winners are to those people who had been able to make themselves having that withdrawal.
If you are someone whose really that intending to play on a certain session then you would really be tending to lose it all on that particular point whether you are profitable or not.
But it would really be that hard to believe on that you would be tending to lose it all on that particular time yet people would definitely be doing their very best to be profitable in the end of the day.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

And some platforms that I have not withdrawn from either, usually to summarize the experience I have lost it, so I learned that even if it is 5 dollars and they are withdrawable, then I do it, so I have to make deposits and withdrawals at every moment, of course always and when the withdrawals do not charge so much fee, then I do it, but it is less Because it is better to have some profits, even if they are few, than to have nothing and lose the effort that has been made and I say this with property and I hope that many do it, it is better to prevent than to regret.

[rachael9385]

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.

And some platforms that I have not withdrawn from either, usually to summarize the experience I have lost it, so I learned that even if it is 5 dollars and they are withdrawable, then I do it, so I have to make deposits and withdrawals at every moment, of course always and when the withdrawals do not charge so much fee, then I do it, but it is less Because it is better to have some profits, even if they are few, than to have nothing and lose the effort that has been made and I say this with property and I hope that many do it, it is better to prevent than to regret.

I like the point that you made. That it's good to withdraw little than nothing. Withdrawing encourages us to gamble more but I have also seen someone who didn't gamble again after withdrawing some winning from bet and I am still sure that he's gambling secretly because it's not easy to quite gamble after winning. Any time we managed to withdraw from a casino we also develope more attraction to gamble on that same game we won last.

[Accardo]

I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

I want to ask you if you withdraw everything you win will it affect your account, the answer is NO. The advantages of having reserving fund's in your account, is like something that have to do with not stressing yourself again to fund your account, I think that's one of the things that makes people decide to reserve funds in their casino account, is not that they have any effect or it gives chances or chance for anyone to win gambling, we all know that wining gambling is something of luck and if you don't have such opportunity you can't win gambling.

That's probably a nice idea, Onyeeze, that the withdrawal makes no much changes and could be stressful on the gambler's end, due to the challenges engaged with running out of funds on the casino balance and the need to deposit back on the account. Although, nothing is actually wrong with withdrawing our wins. But, it doesn't make much difference as to be termed a “real win".

The gambler only wins when he withdraws the money and decides not to participate in gambling again. Provided he'll still wager money again into the casino, I'd see withdrawal as limiting technique. Its advantage is also a win, by reducing how a player wagers in a session. This will only extend his gambling schedule to some other time. Which also helps a player emotionally. But, trying to evaluate this thought on a financial level, the changes are not much.

[Wakate]

I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

The most important thing is for us to always withdraw our profits because this is the only way we can make money from the casino or the gambling platform we are using. There is no need to us to keep leaving our funds at the casino we are using to play bets, we can withdraw part of the profits and leave the rest so that we can use it to try our luck so we can always make money. Gambling is fun and it is good we know the way we can always make it so that we can be making money that could care of bills rather than leaving the funds there.

[bettercrypto]

You are very correct considering the fact that winning itself actually booster confidence where majority get carried away and at the end lost everything they have got, the logic should be, utilize your potential winning at every point in time by probably getting something for yourself to mark a land mark of your winning which will become a memorial, a wise gambler will definitely make use of the ideas that are being shared here and am really happy to be in this honorable forum, the advice is that no one should be carried away by greed and lost attempting to win more and completely lost everything that has been won, and probably this may lead to having a negative feeling towards gambling as a result  of that.

A wise gambler that uses his wins to do something remarkable would not be a loser in his life as he is always using his profit to do other things that can help bring money when gambling isn't paying him well. Some individual use gambling as a source of money and this won't have been a problem if they are using the money that they gained to do other things but majority of the gamblers don't do this but they waste their money parting every time and when it finishes they will return back to gambling.

An individual always winning when he's gambling won't take the advise that he should use his money wisely as he's going to think that he is invincible and can't lose until he finally does but by that time it would had been already late to make good use of the money he has being winning from gambling as all would had been wasted on things that can't be of use to him when he's in need of money since he's no longer having luck at gambling.

Most of the gamblers are greedy or use greed for themselves, which is why they always end up losing. Even though they often win, they still continue to play gambling with the ending of always losing. It's the same thing over and over again: even though they already know it, they've seen it in others. When they're the ones who are there and experience winning, they feel different; they feel like they can't lose.

This is the sad thing that happens to most gamblers, but I don't think that all gamblers are like that. As long as we don't really let greediness enter our minds, that will definitely
not happen to us.

[hyudien]

Yeah, at least we have to be able to return the capital we spent previously - at least when we lose we don't use all our gambling winnings just to gamble - returning the capital from gambling is the most important thing we need to do. Because we don't know when we will use the gambling winnings to gamble again, even when we say that gamblers should be able to restrain themselves, but in practice this is quite difficult and there is no need to be surprised that we'll gamble again, because our subconscious desires to win again, and without us realizing it, this is what often makes us lose control of our gambling.

Indeed, this is something that must be done when you have won, and even so, it is sometimes difficult to withdraw or cash out even though it is equivalent to the initial capital amount. The good thing is that when you win and have withdrawn the winnings, it is equivalent to capital and capital, then we still continue to bet, indeed what is at stake is money, which can be said to be money, which is not our own money, because it is money from winnings that have been obtained, so even if it is money. Losing does not make us lose completely. Even though we might be annoyed, at least the capital we used at the beginning is still safe. However, when the money is lost again, that doesn't mean we have to bet again by putting in our capital again, it's better to stop so as not to trigger something that is even more risky.
It's true what you said, there will be an attraction to return to gambling because our subconscious really wants to win again and that will make us continue to be encouraged to gamble again and again. It's hard to restrain yourself when you're familiar with gambling. I think all gamblers feel this, but there are those who can restrain themselves well because they have self-control and there are also those who are easily attracted to the point where they can't ignore their urge to gamble, which makes them addicted to gambling.

[Fredomago]

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.

Without a doubt the only money that should be on your casino wallet is the money that you are willing to gamble, so you are correct when you withdraw your money as you do not want to lose it, yet it is concerning that you do not seem to be in full control and your urges control you instead, so you need to put at lot of a attention to this, as very often those are early signs that there is something wrong with the way you are approaching gambling, so solve it before you lose control completely.

Having that good practice will allow you to enjoy and if by luck will allow you to make something decent, but like what you said if you have that kind of emotions, better to solve it before you get out of control as it can lead you to risk a lot especially those amount that you are unwilling to let go, it's always better to have that hard stop whenever you need to quit, whatever the outcome as long as you can stop it will save your butt losing you control.

I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.

One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.

The most important thing is for us to always withdraw our profits because this is the only way we can make money from the casino or the gambling platform we are using. There is no need to us to keep leaving our funds at the casino we are using to play bets, we can withdraw part of the profits and leave the rest so that we can use it to try our luck so we can always make money. Gambling is fun and it is good we know the way we can always make it so that we can be making money that could care of bills rather than leaving the funds there.

It's important to understand the risk after winning, if you already have that chance to wihdraw while you are still in positive then it's wise to take that money and enjoy your day.

[bubilas]

Yeah, at least we have to be able to return the capital we spent previously - at least when we lose we don't use all our gambling winnings just to gamble - returning the capital from gambling is the most important thing we need to do. Because we don't know when we will use the gambling winnings to gamble again, even when we say that gamblers should be able to restrain themselves, but in practice this is quite difficult and there is no need to be surprised that we'll gamble again, because our subconscious desires to win again, and without us realizing it, this is what often makes us lose control of our gambling.

Indeed, this is something that must be done when you have won, and even so, it is sometimes difficult to withdraw or cash out even though it is equivalent to the initial capital amount. The good thing is that when you win and have withdrawn the winnings, it is equivalent to capital and capital, then we still continue to bet, indeed what is at stake is money, which can be said to be money, which is not our own money, because it is money from winnings that have been obtained, so even if it is money. Losing does not make us lose completely. Even though we might be annoyed, at least the capital we used at the beginning is still safe. However, when the money is lost again, that doesn't mean we have to bet again by putting in our capital again, it's better to stop so as not to trigger something that is even more risky.
It's true what you said, there will be an attraction to return to gambling because our subconscious really wants to win again and that will make us continue to be encouraged to gamble again and again. It's hard to restrain yourself when you're familiar with gambling. I think all gamblers feel this, but there are those who can restrain themselves well because they have self-control and there are also those who are easily attracted to the point where they can't ignore their urge to gamble, which makes them addicted to gambling.

We just need to remember that the numbers on the balance of any casino or betting platform are absolutely real money. Each of us knows how hard it is to earn money and therefore we should appreciate it and not treat it disdainfully. In general, the scariest thing in gambling and betting is the moment when a player devalues the meaning of money. When earnings are no longer important to him, but only the expectation of a new rate is important. At this point, the gambler does not need either positive emotions or victory, but only being in the game itself.
And as the player accumulates debts, he wants to escape from reality more and more. And this should not be the case, you should always understand that gambling is the first Game. It can't change their lives for the better if they don't have self-control.

[Accardo]

We just need to remember that the numbers on the balance of any casino or betting platform are absolutely real money. Each of us knows how hard it is to earn money and therefore we should appreciate it and not treat it disdainfully. In general, the scariest thing in gambling and betting is the moment when a player devalues the meaning of money. When earnings are no longer important to him, but only the expectation of a new rate is important. At this point, the gambler does not need either positive emotions or victory, but only being in the game itself.
And as the player accumulates debts, he wants to escape from reality more and more. And this should not be the case, you should always understand that gambling is the first Game. It can't change their lives for the better if they don't have self-control.

When a player devalues money, he is actually not in control of himself anymore. Looking at what you just wrote it's fine to say that gamblers who don't notice they've won some funds, instead focus on staying in the game, end up losing out completely, both their winnings and deposited money. Okay it's fine to add that gamblers should at least take out their winnings and let the deposit stay. This would help the player to at least harness lots of control on the money won via gambling.

Thereby, spending the withdrawn money on other utilities and then wagering the remaining bankroll, hoping to make some wins afterwards. There're some gambling strategy that helps the player to complete his designated time of gambling, lets assume, a player decides to gamble 5 hours a day for 2 weeks and designs a bankroll for it, his winning shouldn't be taken out until the 2 weeks period is attained. This helps the player not to run out of money while on his gambling journey.

[Poker Player]

The most important thing is for us to always withdraw our profits because this is the only way we can make money from the casino or the gambling platform we are using.

Well, I encourage people who play casino games to withdraw if they have a good session. Enjoy the money. But I wouldn't dare call that "winning", because it's a short-term variation within the inevitable long-term losing trend, due to HE.

But since there are too many people who after winning a big win in casino games keep betting until they lose everything and more, it is better to withdraw. There will be other days to lose money.

[bitgolden]

This type of thinking is very healthy, and I support that a lot. Because if you are withdrawing the money to your own pocket, then it means you are going to be doing fine, and I highly support this mindset, everyone should definitely do that without exception.

However, I think that nothing is that serious when you think about it, because we also deposit as well, meaning that instead of withdrawing our winnings, we could just end up considering how things could change a bit, and for that to happen we could just say that things aren't going to be the same. So instead of depositing, we just don't withdraw, and that way we still keep gambling, meaning we didn't deposit so that money is still ours and that works for me as well and quite the same result.

[junder]

When a player devalues money, he is actually not in control of himself anymore. Looking at what you just wrote it's fine to say that gamblers who don't notice they've won some funds, instead focus on staying in the game, end up losing out completely, both their winnings and deposited money. Okay it's fine to add that gamblers should at least take out their winnings and let the deposit stay. This would help the player to at least harness lots of control on the money won via gambling.

Thereby, spending the withdrawn money on other utilities and then wagering the remaining bankroll, hoping to make some wins afterwards. There're some gambling strategy that helps the player to complete his designated time of gambling, lets assume, a player decides to gamble 5 hours a day for 2 weeks and designs a bankroll for it, his winning shouldn't be taken out until the 2 weeks period is attained. This helps the player not to run out of money while on his gambling journey.

That's true, sometimes when they succeed in getting a win, what they do is not withdraw it, but they hold on to be able to get an even bigger win again, but it's not surprising that when they do that, what happens is they lose completely, as you said. because I don't think the casino will allow its players to continue winning, even if they continue to gamble when they have won, of course it is very likely that the casino will take back the winnings they have earned, because I think that when the player has won, it means the casino has given them an opportunity. for them to make good use of it, but unfortunately they couldn't take advantage of that victory so what they did was an action that had a big chance of making them lose completely.

quite good advice, I think everyone has their own strategy, especially with the winnings they have obtained, sometimes they think of withdrawing some of it, risking it all back, but what is more appropriate is to withdraw all the winnings that have been obtained, it's just that this action may be carried out by gamblers who have full awareness of gambling. In my opinion, it is rare for gamblers to withdraw all the winnings they have obtained, because even though they have a certain target, usually they can still change their minds so that they forget the initial target set.