Which is easier, to quit when winning or to quit when losing?

[hyudien]

I know that as gamblers, everyone can relate to this question, as we have surely experienced it in real situations.

Suppose our bankroll is $100 and it has already grown to $500, would you quit or continue? Conversely, if with our bankroll, we are down to $10, would you still continue or save the remaining $10? I used specific amounts to make it easier to discuss this situation. I understand that we all gamble with different amounts based on our income, but consider this as an example. You can mention any amount you want based on your personal experience; it doesn't matter.

        -   You know it's actually easy to quit gambling, whether you win or lose, when you don't have any greediness that builds up in your personality as a gambler. I have done that several times.
When I win $50,, I immediately take out the $30, leave the $20, and come back another day because there is no greed in my personality.

But if from the beginning you have greed in your person as a gambler in a casino, for sure you will have a hard time quitting whether you are winning or losing a large amount.

Maybe that's something you should pay attention to, because if there is no greed, gambling can be stopped easily. There are not many people like you who can control themselves in gambling by controlling their emotions and greed. because in my opinion more people who gamble tend to be impatient, they are often greedy and can't control themselves, especially when they win, they definitely have thoughts of continuing to gamble. Apart from that, we can just stop gambling if we feel bored.
Cashing out some of your winnings is something you have to do if you still want to gamble, but the good thing is to withdraw all the winnings you have earned, but it comes back to you, whether you withdraw all of it or some of it. But if you still want to gamble, we can do as you did by cashing out some of the winnings you have earned, and don't get carried away when the remaining balance has run out. When the remaining balance is used up, you should stop not putting money back in to continue gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

That should not be too difficult to quit gambling after they can increase their bankroll from $100 to $500 because not many people can do that and gets the big luck. I considers that's a big luck for someone who can wins much money such as $500. If he still keeps playing gambling, that will be stupid for him because he can gets $400 wins and he doesn't have to keeps playing gambling.

If his money down to $10, he must quit gambling because that  is a big lose for him and if he keeps playing gambling, he can lose all of his money and he can playing gambling for the next days unless he deposits more money. That's what I will do if I can wins $500 from gambling because I will not lets that $400 by keeps playing gambling because I can guess that I can lose all of that money. I will not lets my greediness telling me to keeps playing gambling and I will choose to stops playing gambling immediately before something bad happens to me.

[Agbamoni]

To answer your question, it is easier to quit when winning than to quit when losing. When losing you would want to see if you can recover your money back at least up to your bankroll. Whenever you are winning and you have made good profit of 50% of your bankroll this excitement comes and it makes you quit and take your winning happily. However, only responsible gamblers can be satisfied and make such a profit the greedy ones might feel it is a good day for them and that they should continue gambling. If such person loses both the bankroll and the profit, he has made previously because of greedy then he got what he deserved.

That should not be too difficult to quit gambling after they can increase their bankroll from $100 to $500 because not many people can do that and gets the big luck. I considers that's a big luck for someone who can wins much money such as $500. If he still keeps playing gambling, that will be stupid for him because he can gets $400 wins and he doesn't have to keeps playing gambling.

Obviously, it is not easy for one to gain a profit of 500% of their bankroll. Even 50% or 100% is enough for a person to quit gambling for the day. Some people just make 10% profit and they are done for the day. Just like i have said anyone who refuses to quit with this amount is really greedy.

[Promocodeudo]

I know that as gamblers, everyone can relate to this question, as we have surely experienced it in real situations.

Suppose our bankroll is $100 and it has already grown to $500, would you quit or continue? Conversely, if with our bankroll, we are down to $10, would you still continue or save the remaining $10? I used specific amounts to make it easier to discuss this situation. I understand that we all gamble with different amounts based on our income, but consider this as an example. You can mention any amount you want based on your personal experience; it doesn't matter.

Non of this is easy, it is very difficult to quit when a gambler is losing unless you are that kind of gambler that understands the principle of gambling and apply it as it is in all your gambling sessions, once you comprehend that gambling works in such a way that is either you lose or you win, you wouldnt get bothered if any of these happen, althiugh gambling has its own control over individuals, when a gambler luck shine, he or she will like to go for more and i attribute this to greed, if you are a greedy gambler once you win your next option will be to multiply your wining and thats where addiction comes in because when you lose all your winning, you will want to look for a way to get fund to retrive your loss and as so doing you will continue to swim in the game if care is not taken you may become a chronic gambler.
There is one thing I know about gambling which is, once a gambler start chasing loss or trying to multiply his or her winning, it will take time for such gambler to win again, these are principle we need to be conversant with, don't gamble with greed, know when to rest, control your emotions and continue later.

[Gaza13]

It’s just kind of difficult to stop gambling when you are losing and when you are winning. When we are gambling and winning, we will always want to keep on gambling just to increase the amount that we have won, until things go wrong and we start losing back all the amount that we have won. Most gamblers are always losing back the amount they have won just because they keep on gambling when they are supposed to stop.
 
When losing money from gambling, most people do feel bad, and they will always try to win back the amount they have gambled with before they stop gambling, but when they are doing that, they will end up losing more money. So when gambling, if you are not disciplined, you will find it difficult to stop gambling.

Indeed, most people continue to play at the gambling table, yes this goes back to the individual of each gambler. Yes, in this case we should control ourselves or be disciplined in playing, if we lose control we can be sure that the profits we have obtained little by little will be drained by themselves. Personally, I will stop if I get enough profits and of course I enjoy what I earn at that time, and I don't want to force myself to play again, there is still tomorrow to play.

[noormcs5]

That should not be too difficult to quit gambling after they can increase their bankroll from $100 to $500 because not many people can do that and gets the big luck. I considers that's a big luck for someone who can wins much money such as $500. If he still keeps playing gambling, that will be stupid for him because he can gets $400 wins and he doesn't have to keeps playing gambling.

Obviously, it is not easy for one to gain a profit of 500% of their bankroll. Even 50% or 100% is enough for a person to quit gambling for the day. Some people just make 10% profit and they are done for the day. Just like i have said anyone who refuses to quit with this amount is really greedy.

Think of this in another way. Have a situation where a gambler lost the money, and now he has no more money to gamble. In that case, he will have to forcefully quit because he has no more funds to gamble.
Now in this case, the gambler after winning many X's profit, may continue to gamble (because he has money in his bankroll), if he is liking the game and believing more on his luck.

To be honest, only those people will quit, who have a prior plan otherwise they will just ride the profits to gamble more and then losing it all in the end.  

[moneystery]

i feel that quitting when i lose is much easier than quitting when i win. because when i lose, i don't get what i want to get, so quitting at that time is not so difficult for me since i no longer have the desire to spend more money. but when i win, that's the challenge, because the desire to play until i get more money becomes even greater. it feels like my ego forces me to be able to play and get that jackpot, and that's what makes quitting when i win much more difficult for me.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

When winning the excitement and desire to continue can be strong which makes it difficult to stop. Quitting when losing can be equally challenging due to the hope of recovering losses and the fear of missing out on potential winnings.

The ease of quitting depends on an gamblers self control, mindset and understanding of the risks involved in gambling.

[EluguHcman]

Quite impressive gambling discussion from you OP.

So clearly, assuming my gambling resultants has affected my bankroll either on decrease or increase and had to make decision to quit, honestly speaking, it is better to quit when you have losts especially beyond affordability and have utilization plans with your little balance than to quit when you have made winings and your wager secured.

But being realistic, you will be so tempted to gamble with the least remaining balance to either have it a case closed if you lost it all or trying to recover your losts.
So, quitting when you have made profits is easier than when loosing.

[ChiBitCTy]

This is a similar subject as when if it's easier to sell a stock when you're up, or is it easier to sell a stock when it's down.  I had always though that it's much easier to cut my losses when things are down, than it is to walk away when things are looking up.  So for me when it comes to gambling, it's much easier to just walk away than it is to walk away from winning or a hot streak.  Both are difficult, don't get me wrong.

[Obari]

$100 --> $500 I will stop and leave a little money in the account to continue playing and if the remaining money runs out will stop and come back another day.

$100 --> $10 then I will continue to play until it runs out because with a 90% loss it is certain that there is an emotional feeling so it is better to make it than to leave a little money, like yesterday I ran out of $50 and left $10 then with a desire to satisfy then I spent it no matter what after that.

The truth is, it is always very difficult to make withdrawals especially if you're on the lucky side for the day and most times, it takes actual commitment and discipline to be able to withdraw ones winnings because there are always hopes and believes of wanting to make more money which at some points leads to even more greater losses.
A true winning for the day is after a withdrawal, as I always tell people that, no matter how much you win from a casino, if there is no withdrawal, then there is no actual winning.

According to your second paragraph, it seems we're in same boat as most times if I get to loss over 80% of my  deposit, I always get to continue the game even if I get to loss the rest

[Frankolala]

Winning or quitting depends on the gambler understanding about gambling, because if you don't want to quit the game because you are winning, you are only being carried away with your greed and when you feel that it is hard for you to quit, losses with help you quit the game when you don't have any bankroll left.

Losing is also something that those who are not gambling with little amount of money will find difficult to do, because they want to win back their losses and it will lead them to more losses or an empty bankroll. Quitting is very important in gambling whether we like it or not because we cannot gamble when we don't have bankroll anymore, so the early you quit the better for you.

[Dewi Aries]

When winning the excitement and desire to continue can be strong which makes it difficult to stop. Quitting when losing can be equally challenging due to the hope of recovering losses and the fear of missing out on potential winnings.

The ease of quitting depends on an gamblers self control, mindset and understanding of the risks involved in gambling.

Yes what you said is true regarding what are the possibilities that can happen in these two situations between winning and losing, anything can happen but it all depends on whether they will be able to control themselves and their mindset or not, while we know how the behavior of someone who has entered the addiction phase.

What this means is that in any situation, win or lose, the act of quitting will only be easy for gamblers who are not addicted, because an addicted gambler obviously cannot control themselves so that they can enter the addiction phase, so I would say that quitting when winning or losing is only easy when a gambler is not addicted, or has full control over themselves.

[Quidat]

When winning the excitement and desire to continue can be strong which makes it difficult to stop. Quitting when losing can be equally challenging due to the hope of recovering losses and the fear of missing out on potential winnings.

The ease of quitting depends on an gamblers self control, mindset and understanding of the risks involved in gambling.

Yes what you said is true regarding what are the possibilities that can happen in these two situations between winning and losing, anything can happen but it all depends on whether they will be able to control themselves and their mindset or not, while we know how the behavior of someone who has entered the addiction phase.

What this means is that in any situation, win or lose, the act of quitting will only be easy for gamblers who are not addicted, because an addicted gambler obviously cannot control themselves so that they can enter the addiction phase, so I would say that quitting when winning or losing is only easy when a gambler is not addicted, or has full control over themselves.

Control and moderation would really be the key on here on which on the moment that you have lost that control then you would really be ending up on having that devastation when it comes into your finances and this is something that must be avoided on the moment that you would really be dealing up with gambling. Winning or losing then it would really be that always the main results or outcome
on gambling field. It wont really be that necessary to quit if you are really just that playing gambling for the sake of fun and not for making income because this is where people do usually derailed themselves when it comes to this manner on which you would really be messing up your finances if you would really be that making yourself that delusional towards gambling.
Dont play for making income but rather for entertainment then you would really be that safe on that part.

[hahay]

i feel that quitting when i lose is much easier than quitting when i win. because when i lose, i don't get what i want to get, so quitting at that time is not so difficult for me since i no longer have the desire to spend more money. but when i win, that's the challenge, because the desire to play until i get more money becomes even greater. it feels like my ego forces me to be able to play and get that jackpot, and that's what makes quitting when i win much more difficult for me.

That's called greed, because you will continue to bet when you win because you think you still have a chance to get more. But, about stopping when losing I think it's also not that easy or maybe, the factor about still having money will make you continue to make deposits. After all,when greed has become a disease in yourself, then even if you bet with the money that has been prepared and then lose but one side you still have other money that was not previously prepared to bet. So if you are greedy,  you will of course make another deposit because you think you will be able to retrieve the money you lost earlier. So, in this case it is about self-control and not being greedy that will make it easy to stop gambling.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Thanks for answering my question. I can see that you are a responsible gambler. You have plans that you follow, and you understand how and when to stop. Personally, I'm not so disciplined when it comes to gambling. Though I must say that I have learned a lot from my years of being a gambler, from time to time I have this problem where I cannot stop when I'm down because I want to end the session with a profit. As a result, when I try to break my rules, I end up losing my focus in the game. Most of the time, when I do this kind of thing, not only do I lose my winnings, but also the entire money I have, including my initial bankroll.

Yes, gambling activities make our adrenaline activate, causing a person to have urge to continue gambling until they have zero balance or until they luckily win an amount they are satisfied with. If you don't want to lose more than you expect from gambling, then you must learn to discipline yourself. It's not usually easy, but with continuous practice, you will definitely learn. In the past, I have experienced symptoms of addiction, and I have even gambled off the money I never wanted to, but that was not the life I wanted for myself, so I had to learn. You can see that I am promoting a casino campaign, and payment is made directly to my casino account. I am beginning to form the habit of playing my favorite game almost every week of payment  now, but I don't spend more than $5. Even when I withdraw my campaign payment, I will not spend more than I want to. Yesterday, I decided to only spend $1 on "crash game," and after burning the $1, I left. 

[Rabata]

i feel that quitting when i lose is much easier than quitting when i win. because when i lose, i don't get what i want to get, so quitting at that time is not so difficult for me since i no longer have the desire to spend more money. but when i win, that's the challenge, because the desire to play until i get more money becomes even greater. it feels like my ego forces me to be able to play and get that jackpot, and that's what makes quitting when i win much more difficult for me.

Actually it is easy to quit gambling in the two aspects you mentioned but it depends on the gambler attitude. Some gamblers quit gambling when they lose and some gamblers quit after winning. And some gamblers just can't get out of it, win or lose. The gambler should set a certain level. A gambler should accept win or defeat. Many cannot give up gambling because of greed and many do not give up due to recover their losses. If you can't control your gambling by yourself, you can never get the desired results from gambling. If a gambler is too greedy then any win will never stop him. He will be eager for one win after another.

[SamReomo]

The ease of quitting depends on an gamblers self control, mindset and understanding of the risks involved in gambling.

That's the best statement ever about quitting gambling, the gambler who can't control his emotions many not be able to quit gambling even if he wins or losses.

Some people have good mindset and they can take quit gambling if they decide to do that while those with weak mindset won't be able to take such decisions.

Surely there are many risks involve in gambling and those who understand such risks often gamble for gun or avoid gambling at all, I personally prefer gamble for fun but there are of course some gamblers who make good amounts from sports betting.

[LDL]

It is not right to withdraw from gambling even if you lose a gambling bet or to withdraw from gambling even if you get a large profit from gambling. Rather, I think you should adapt yourself to every situation. Those who are wise and experienced are able to adapt themselves to gambling in all situations and a good gambler never stops gambling after losing or suddenly stops gambling after getting a lot of profit.  Rather, their main target is to control themselves in every situation and set themselves with gambling.

[karabiber]

Suppose our bankroll is $100 and it has already grown to $500, would you quit or continue? Conversely, if with our bankroll, we are down to $10, would you still continue or save the remaining $10?

I think I would never stop gambling. Because when my money was 500 Dollar, I would ask myself why not 1500 Dollar, and I would keep gambling. If my money dropped to 10 Dollar, I would keep gambling to save my money. I could easily sacrifice my 10 Dollar for that, because a one tenth drop in my money would do me no good. When I gamble, I never stop until I run out of money. Gamblers know this best. But when I gamble, I have a set amount of money where I have to stop, and if I reach that amount of money, then I stop gambling. It is easier to stop gambling in case of a win than in case of a loss.