Tension that comes on the last game/s.

[Dewi Aries]

This is not a rule, it is just the way the casino works with someone who is putting all their money into one last game, the default state for this situation is to lose but a few still have a spectacular comeback. However as you say, they become the ones who break their promise even though it was a win that suited them, finally, there are the promise breakers who get extra rounds at the end and as long as the behavior and scenario don't change much, they just prolong the playing time and get the same persistent thrill without any additional benefits.

I totally agree with you here. Thrills. This will be the dominant factor for many addicted players. Getting dopamine, no matter if they win or not. Our habits form very quickly, but curing them can be a challenge. Whether the game ends up winning or losing, people will always find an excuse for not being able to control their willpower.

Exactly, honestly I will say that I am a gambler who previously experienced addiction problems when I first got to know gambling where I played with full obsession and it is true as you said that someone who is trapped in an addiction phase usually what they want is to keep playing without caring about whatever the end result is, I can't lie that the increase in dopamine really makes me interested in continuing to play, and when I win then of course it's more fun and when I lose usually they including me will think that it's nothing new, don't know why I can just let my money go, but what is certain is probably because I have experienced defeat very often and I am tired of venting my emotions, so the only thing I can do is accept whatever the result is especially defeat.

But I will say that over time problems after problems will arise especially from financial problems that will continue to cause pressure on your mind which will make your mental and psychological start to be disturbed, and maybe this is one of the reasons why some of them end up stressed, but fortunately I was able to recover from addiction problems even though it was a fairly long process.

[Yatsan]

Might just be because last bets are the ones we notice the most but in reality, every bet has equal risks and outcome tendencies. Expectations are just bigger because of ideologies of wrapping your game off already, expectations that you'd have a great betting ending. There's always a temptation for play "1 more" or "1 last time" depending on the outcome. In this instance, discipline is the thing every gambler needs. If you know when to stop and when to continue, this tension would lessen in gradually.

This could only be done if the player had achieved the goal. And if you are still in the process of playing, then there is no point in cashing out your money, otherwise you will have to go and buy game chips again.

In the process of playing needs to stop at some point though, continuing to play beyond what your bankroll can afford will lead to a bad loss if luck turns against you. It is a basic mistake gamblers make and continue to make when they are on a green streak. The best way to release that tension is to stop playing and move away from the casino.

The importance of bankroll management and cashing out at the proper point cannot be emphasized enough, there should be no exceptions to that.

Might just sound easy but it's the hardest; to hve the initiative. But that's just how gambling works; you'd go against temptation and urge. We all know how hard it is to quit playing in both instances of losing and winning. Setting the right mindset is the right thing to do BEFORE you engage in gambling activities. Halfway changes would be a problem to apply to oneself, actually to anything which is addictive. It will require practice and commitment to have such discipline. Feeling would be you going against oneself.

[danherbias07]

For gamblers, it is always difficult to decide the final game. As a rule, this game is often a losing one, which leads to breaking promises to yourself to end the game. I have seen many examples. People promise that one more time, and we will take everything, but ironically, they often lose more than the winnings themselves. Do you need to educate yourself to make plans last? Of course. Those who have a habit of breaking their plans receive lessons regularly. However, for people who use games for fun, such moments are much easier since they can quickly switch from playing to going to a bar, for example.

This is not a rule, it is just the way the casino works with someone who is putting all their money into one last game, the default state for this situation is to lose but a few still have a spectacular comeback. However as you say, they become the ones who break their promise even though it was a win that suited them, finally, there are the promise breakers who get extra rounds at the end and as long as the behavior and scenario don't change much, they just prolong the playing time and get the same persistent thrill without any additional benefits.

It's very rare to have a spectacular comeback when you are near depleting your balance. Just recently I played slots with 200 coins in my wallet. I only bet for 1 coin at each game and I am down to 10 coins. I thought that is where  I would get a surprising bonus and get everything that I had or even just half of it would be nice. I never did and just wasted time and money watching everything gone.

That kind of incident ain't new to me and all I can do is expect something in return with the last of what I have. I mean, when it's all gone I can rest, but it would've been more fun if I could have a comeback and maybe profit some to make the game more exciting. Slot games eat a lot of money before they give back, sometimes it goes to 1000 tries and beyond and it would still not give anything.

[BABY SHOES]

This could only be done if the player had achieved the goal. And if you are still in the process of playing, then there is no point in cashing out your money, otherwise you will have to go and buy game chips again.

In the process of playing needs to stop at some point though, continuing to play beyond what your bankroll can afford will lead to a bad loss if luck turns against you. It is a basic mistake gamblers make and continue to make when they are on a green streak. The best way to release that tension is to stop playing and move away from the casino.

The importance of bankroll management and cashing out at the proper point cannot be emphasized enough, there should be no exceptions to that.

The process of the game they should be able to determine the end point by... When the bankroll is depleted it's time to quit... If a big win happens then we need to cash out...

The person who is difficult to manage the bankroll in gambling is when he wins the game gets more aggressive by increasing the bet... But he forgets that from the winnings it will be difficult to win again especially in large amounts... But in the end a player with such behavior will only regret it after they can't fill the bankroll anymore.

[Awaklara]

It's very rare to have a spectacular comeback when you are near depleting your balance. Just recently I played slots with 200 coins in my wallet. I only bet for 1 coin at each game and I am down to 10 coins. I thought that is where  I would get a surprising bonus and get everything that I had or even just half of it would be nice. I never did and just wasted time and money watching everything gone.

That kind of incident ain't new to me and all I can do is expect something in return with the last of what I have. I mean, when it's all gone I can rest, but it would've been more fun if I could have a comeback and maybe profit some to make the game more exciting. Slot games eat a lot of money before they give back, sometimes it goes to 1000 tries and beyond and it would still not give anything.

it is indeed very rare to get a spectacular win on our last bets. what usually happens and I experience is getting some small wins that will only extend the game for a few rounds. when what we get is a small win even though it is in a row it will not make us think about stopping. because we have lost a lot in the previous spin, if we are lucky maybe we will get it in the last spin. but the result may be luck is not close to us.

[usekevin]

it is indeed very rare to get a spectacular win on our last bets. what usually happens and I experience is getting some small wins that will only extend the game for a few rounds. when what we get is a small win even though it is in a row it will not make us think about stopping. because we have lost a lot in the previous spin, if we are lucky maybe we will get it in the last spin. but the result may be luck is not close to us.

The winning at the last betting is the unpredictable one,So it’s essential for the gamblers to play the responsible game after his capital was reduced to 30 percentage of the initial capital.The gamblers should learn to play the gambling more responsible and need to withdraw the funds after the capital money is multiplied to 2x or 3x to avoid of loss of entire capital money.Many gamblers will end the game after the multiple of the capital,Some will continue to play to multiple to the maximum value.But the second tactics will not work all the time to the gamblers.

[gabbie2010]

The fear and tension of losing such a huge amount of money when the only remaining last game is at stake infact that time isn't easy for any feeble minded newbie in gambling particularly when the option of cashing out is gone emotions would be very high this is what I had personally experienced because I had the opportunity of meeting a gambler who ought to have won a massive bet with the last game while he had the option of cashing out big but refused hoping that the last game is too sure win unfortunately lost the entire bet after the last game cut it was bitter experience for that gambler thus it very had to wait for the last match.

[Mahanton]

The fear and tension of losing such a huge amount of money when the only remaining last game is at stake infact that time isn't easy for any feeble minded newbie in gambling particularly when the option of cashing out is gone emotions would be very high this is what I had personally experienced because I had the opportunity of meeting a gambler who ought to have won a massive bet with the last game while he had the option of cashing out big but refused hoping that the last game is too sure win unfortunately lost the entire bet after the last game cut it was bitter experience for that gambler thus it very had to wait for the last match.

On the moment that you are already on that last game then it would really be that normal that you would really be having the thrill or having that kind of tension on which you do really know that you could really be able to make yourself win up some significant amount of money specially if that last bet would really be able to have some win but of course you've seen that you do have that kind of chance on making some early cash out or
securing your wins but of course its something that which is lesser into that potential amount you might be taking, on which this one is really that understandable.

This is why whenever you have put up yourself on such situation, then it will really be normal that you will really be that thinking up whether you should secure those winnings at least
or would really be that finishing up the bet so that you would really be able to find yourself having such that kind of contentment because  you are really that betting for the sake of
entertainment and fun and not on the money but of course it will really be giving out that kind of regret on the moment that you will losing that last bet or game.

[Silberman]

The fear and tension of losing such a huge amount of money when the only remaining last game is at stake infact that time isn't easy for any feeble minded newbie in gambling particularly when the option of cashing out is gone emotions would be very high this is what I had personally experienced because I had the opportunity of meeting a gambler who ought to have won a massive bet with the last game while he had the option of cashing out big but refused hoping that the last game is too sure win unfortunately lost the entire bet after the last game cut it was bitter experience for that gambler thus it very had to wait for the last match.

That is definitely one of those things that a gambler may come to regret, after all when you are so close to obtaining a massive win, sometimes it is better to just accept the cash out option as in this way you can still obtain a nice sum of money that can be more than enough to change your life for the better, but often during those times people think about nothing else but all the money they can get, disregarding that option on their quest for the big win they have always wanted.

[Odusko]

The point here is that, when you get to that level of tension and anxiety for your last remaining game, you have to come to a conclusion and to take a stand wether or not to continue until the last game is played out or you choose to take off the already made profits, this is because in most cases when you stake a high amount on this kind of bet, you will be forced to make a possible cash out because that is the only way you can make our something and save yourself that pain of anxiety and a possible loses at the end of the day.

The fear and tension of losing such a huge amount of money when the only remaining last game is at stake infact that time isn't easy for any feeble minded newbie in gambling particularly when the option of cashing out is gone emotions would be very high this is what I had personally experienced because I had the opportunity of meeting a gambler who ought to have won a massive bet with the last game while he had the option of cashing out big but refused hoping that the last game is too sure win unfortunately lost the entire bet after the last game cut it was bitter experience for that gambler thus it very had to wait for the last match.

That is definitely one of those things that a gambler may come to regret, after all when you are so close to obtaining a massive win, sometimes it is better to just accept the cash out option as in this way you can still obtain a nice sum of money that can be more than enough to change your life for the better, but often during those times people think about nothing else but all the money they can get, disregarding that option on their quest for the big win they have always wanted.

Exactly many of the gamblers who regret at the end of the day when their last game lead them to like sena big amount of winning, and at the end when you checked very well, you will discovered that there was a point where they hard that chance of taking off the available profits in form of a cash out but greed and the tendency to win all make the feel it too early to call it a day or the available amount of cash out is somewhat too small based on their expectations from the game.
S this make the lose everything at the end of the day, and that isn't a good experience at all for any gambler, because it is more painful t reach almost winning and then lose it all, compared to when you just don't d not bet at all, or you lose for m the very first game in the bet.

[Jody.Drummer]

The fear and tension of losing such a huge amount of money when the only remaining last game is at stake infact that time isn't easy for any feeble minded newbie in gambling particularly when the option of cashing out is gone emotions would be very high this is what I had personally experienced because I had the opportunity of meeting a gambler who ought to have won a massive bet with the last game while he had the option of cashing out big but refused hoping that the last game is too sure win unfortunately lost the entire bet after the last game cut it was bitter experience for that gambler thus it very had to wait for the last match.

This may happen to people who gamble with the aim of seeking profit, because of course with their aim of seeking profit indirectly they are not ready for the defeat that can occur in the bets they make. Someone who makes a bet with such a goal usually will express unrest when the course of the match does not go according to what they think, in fact I think it is people like this who tend to experience emotions with results that do not match their expectations.
The tension will be felt by ourselves, but there are two options that can determine the future, including players whose goal is for fun where maybe they bet because they were invited by their friends, of course I think people like this will be calmer by watching the match that is taking place, tension is certain to occur only they are likely to be able to control their emotions. And with those whose goal is for profit, the opposite will happen.

[bubilas]

Sometimes it's better to cash out and take little things home than to wait for the end of the game and later regret what the outcome will be.
 
As your friend is in a confused state right now, don't be surprised that the game might end up not playing the way he expected it to play, which is why sometimes it's better not to be following the game up if it's for football. Just watch a few of the matches and leave the rest until the last game has been concluded. I just like going to meet my faith in most cases.

Exactly is better to cashout any little amount you have made than to wait , just to be in a safer side because you can`t tell what will be  next outcome if they wait till the end . Because there`s chances of one losing everything after waiting till the end though there`s chances of one cashing out big time after waiting till the end , but most time the chances of winning is lower than that of winning .

For some people who are indeed experiencing doubts about the bets they make, they may cash out the small amount they have received, this is the same as in slot games, because there are people who are not satisfied with what they have received so they continue their bets to get a larger amount. In addition, I think all games can usually make us tense, but for people whose goal is for fun they will not experience tension unless they bet on their favorite team.
I agree with what you said, it does seem that the chances of winning tend to be lower than the chances of losing. This is not much different from other betting games, so I think we have to be able to think well by finding ways not to experience big losses even though defeat is more likely to occur than victory, but there is nothing wrong with us being able to limit or minimize losses that can occur later in the future.

Constantly cashing out part of your winnings is the right decision for a gambler who cares about not being left with nothing.

I have been using this practice for a long time, and it is a kind of insurance against greed. And if a gambler does not follow this approach, then of course the turnover of his money is greater, but ultimately he can be greedy, or play all-in, and then he will lose everything and will regret that he did not put aside cash from his winnings.

Piling up your wins in your gambling account is not the best because your luck will only last for some time and not forever. This is why when you are cashing out, so that you are not prune to more losses when you start losing. If your bankroll is empty, you can easily stop gambling and enjoy the profit that you cashed out.

I could remember when I was younger than this, if I and my friends are gambling, what I do is that my younger brother will be with me ans when I am on my winning streak, I always remove some money from my wins and give him to hide so that should incase I end up losing all the funds on me. I will quit the game and later enjoy the money that I gave my brother to keep which is bigger than the amount I started gambling with.

It's just a really smart approach to money management in gambling. I can understand the way of thinking of those players who don't put aside some of their winnings for safekeeping. They are simply afraid of the powerful "unearned profit" effect. They think that if they reduce the bet amount now, then the winnings won't be very big if they get a multiplier in some type of gambling. But this is unreasonable, because if such guys lose, they lose absolutely all the money on the deposit.

[laijsica]

Sometimes it's better to cash out and take little things home than to wait for the end of the game and later regret what the outcome will be.
 
As your friend is in a confused state right now, don't be surprised that the game might end up not playing the way he expected it to play, which is why sometimes it's better not to be following the game up if it's for football. Just watch a few of the matches and leave the rest until the last game has been concluded. I just like going to meet my faith in most cases.

Exactly is better to cashout any little amount you have made than to wait , just to be in a safer side because you can`t tell what will be  next outcome if they wait till the end . Because there`s chances of one losing everything after waiting till the end though there`s chances of one cashing out big time after waiting till the end , but most time the chances of winning is lower than that of winning .

For some people who are indeed experiencing doubts about the bets they make, they may cash out the small amount they have received, this is the same as in slot games, because there are people who are not satisfied with what they have received so they continue their bets to get a larger amount. In addition, I think all games can usually make us tense, but for people whose goal is for fun they will not experience tension unless they bet on their favorite team.
I agree with what you said, it does seem that the chances of winning tend to be lower than the chances of losing. This is not much different from other betting games, so I think we have to be able to think well by finding ways not to experience big losses even though defeat is more likely to occur than victory, but there is nothing wrong with us being able to limit or minimize losses that can occur later in the future.

Constantly cashing out part of your winnings is the right decision for a gambler who cares about not being left with nothing.

I have been using this practice for a long time, and it is a kind of insurance against greed. And if a gambler does not follow this approach, then of course the turnover of his money is greater, but ultimately he can be greedy, or play all-in, and then he will lose everything and will regret that he did not put aside cash from his winnings.

Piling up your wins in your gambling account is not the best because your luck will only last for some time and not forever. This is why when you are cashing out, so that you are not prune to more losses when you start losing. If your bankroll is empty, you can easily stop gambling and enjoy the profit that you cashed out.

I could remember when I was younger than this, if I and my friends are gambling, what I do is that my younger brother will be with me ans when I am on my winning streak, I always remove some money from my wins and give him to hide so that should incase I end up losing all the funds on me. I will quit the game and later enjoy the money that I gave my brother to keep which is bigger than the amount I started gambling with.

The decision to hide the money after winning the gambling game was definitely a good decision because when we are betting it can often go beyond our control especially when we are losing. That is why a gambler should take care of his funds before gambling and enter the gambling board with a limited amount of allocation. A portion of your disposable income can be set aside for gambling and of course you should keep that allocation within the particular limits and it is important to be aware of the time allocation while gambling because if you get used to unlimited gambling, you will lose a lot of money and become addicted. will continue to be

Also, you should tend to withdraw when you keep winning to prevent yourself from losing again for the day. Basically, the chances of losing in gambling are relatively high, but if you control your emotions with the right strategy, you can greatly reduce the risk of losing money.

[Dewi Aries]

Constantly cashing out part of your winnings is the right decision for a gambler who cares about not being left with nothing.

I have been using this practice for a long time, and it is a kind of insurance against greed. And if a gambler does not follow this approach, then of course the turnover of his money is greater, but ultimately he can be greedy, or play all-in, and then he will lose everything and will regret that he did not put aside cash from his winnings.

Piling up your wins in your gambling account is not the best because your luck will only last for some time and not forever. This is why when you are cashing out, so that you are not prune to more losses when you start losing. If your bankroll is empty, you can easily stop gambling and enjoy the profit that you cashed out.

I could remember when I was younger than this, if I and my friends are gambling, what I do is that my younger brother will be with me ans when I am on my winning streak, I always remove some money from my wins and give him to hide so that should incase I end up losing all the funds on me. I will quit the game and later enjoy the money that I gave my brother to keep which is bigger than the amount I started gambling with.

It's just a really smart approach to money management in gambling. I can understand the way of thinking of those players who don't put aside some of their winnings for safekeeping. They are simply afraid of the powerful "unearned profit" effect. They think that if they reduce the bet amount now, then the winnings won't be very big if they get a multiplier in some type of gambling. But this is unreasonable, because if such guys lose, they lose absolutely all the money on the deposit.

From the opinion you convey regarding the thoughts of gamblers who do this, I am sure that they are gamblers who gamble with the aim of making money, or those who gamble with the aim of achieving recovery in the sense of wanting to return all the losses they have experienced before so that when at any time they succeed in winning they instead allocate all the amount to gamble again in the hope of getting a bigger win when they bet with big capital.

But of course that is a wrong idea, I will say that it doesn't matter to you if you want to bet any amount as long as you can really accept the situation if it turns out that the result is a loss, meaning if you are indeed pursuing recovery then it is better to do it slowly with a little money so that when the results are not as expected then you still have some of the winnings that you have previously obtained.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It's not scary at all.

And just as you, I've done mostly these all-in bets when I'm almost out of my bankroll. It's a do or die as they say and that's becoming the norm of many gamblers IMO.

We think that with the very last bet that we have, we have no option but to lose it so then lose with some chances of winning through betting with the last remaining money that we've got.

Yes, I understand what you're Saying, but many players take it as you Say , as if it were a rule, and I don't know to what extent this is right ? Because Basically things are very Given that they can focus on what should be done and no , I don't see it that Way , I think it's already resignation to give or burn that cartridge, because if the Players do it faster , problems will occur in the game, even falling into Addition, because Losing all the money for some is Strong , I would Consider sometimes going all-in , leaving it as the last strategy to follow.

[stomachgrowls]

Constantly cashing out part of your winnings is the right decision for a gambler who cares about not being left with nothing.

I have been using this practice for a long time, and it is a kind of insurance against greed. And if a gambler does not follow this approach, then of course the turnover of his money is greater, but ultimately he can be greedy, or play all-in, and then he will lose everything and will regret that he did not put aside cash from his winnings.

Piling up your wins in your gambling account is not the best because your luck will only last for some time and not forever. This is why when you are cashing out, so that you are not prune to more losses when you start losing. If your bankroll is empty, you can easily stop gambling and enjoy the profit that you cashed out.

I could remember when I was younger than this, if I and my friends are gambling, what I do is that my younger brother will be with me ans when I am on my winning streak, I always remove some money from my wins and give him to hide so that should incase I end up losing all the funds on me. I will quit the game and later enjoy the money that I gave my brother to keep which is bigger than the amount I started gambling with.

It's just a really smart approach to money management in gambling. I can understand the way of thinking of those players who don't put aside some of their winnings for safekeeping. They are simply afraid of the powerful "unearned profit" effect. They think that if they reduce the bet amount now, then the winnings won't be very big if they get a multiplier in some type of gambling. But this is unreasonable, because if such guys lose, they lose absolutely all the money on the deposit.

From the opinion you convey regarding the thoughts of gamblers who do this, I am sure that they are gamblers who gamble with the aim of making money, or those who gamble with the aim of achieving recovery in the sense of wanting to return all the losses they have experienced before so that when at any time they succeed in winning they instead allocate all the amount to gamble again in the hope of getting a bigger win when they bet with big capital.

But of course that is a wrong idea, I will say that it doesn't matter to you if you want to bet any amount as long as you can really accept the situation if it turns out that the result is a loss, meaning if you are indeed pursuing recovery then it is better to do it slowly with a little money so that when the results are not as expected then you still have some of the winnings that you have previously obtained.

We can't really be able to deny that whether you would be finding yourself getting involved with casino games or sports betting, the main aim that we do have in mind is to win up and make money and thats a normal approach for someone who do touch up this industry and its really that pretty normal. We would really be that lying into ourselves that we do gamble for the sake of fun? Yes, it could be possible but it would really be always comes behind or in second priority because the main one is on how to make money with gambling. You wont really be just that waste up your time and money on something that wont really be able to benefit you out and this is really that something that will really be understandable.

Speaking about on last games on a very long betting slip or simply with parlays then it cant be that avoided that you wont really be able to feel up such tension on which it is really that always part of the game.
Even in speaking about single bets but the scores are really that too close enough, it will really be giving out that kind of thrill or simply with different emotions on which it is really that something which is really that normal. If you cant be able to feel up any excitement, thrill or tension then you arent really just that enjoying on what you are really that doing or get involving into.
There would really be those times that we are already that numb specially if you are really that having that confidence towards into your choices.

[junder]

It's not scary at all.

And just as you, I've done mostly these all-in bets when I'm almost out of my bankroll. It's a do or die as they say and that's becoming the norm of many gamblers IMO.

We think that with the very last bet that we have, we have no option but to lose it so then lose with some chances of winning through betting with the last remaining money that we've got.

Yes, I understand what you're Saying, but many players take it as you Say , as if it were a rule, and I don't know to what extent this is right ? Because Basically things are very Given that they can focus on what should be done and no , I don't see it that Way , I think it's already resignation to give or burn that cartridge, because if the Players do it faster , problems will occur in the game, even falling into Addition, because Losing all the money for some is Strong , I would Consider sometimes going all-in , leaving it as the last strategy to follow.

I think not everyone can do this option because there are people who do not dare to take risks because in my opinion this all-in option is a risky action, I myself have never done it and have not even thought about doing it. For those who gamble with the aim of seeking profit, they may have the thought of doing this option when they have experienced consecutive defeats, but in fact, in my opinion this option is not recommended either because basically we do have to take risks once in a while but we also have to see in what we are taking risks.
This All-in option can be said to be the final strategy, where this is the choice that is most likely made by players when they are at the point of resignation. With finances running low and hopes that have not been achieved, all-in is an option for some people, but what is clear is that the results cannot be guaranteed to be good. I think people who are experiencing despair will do something like this.

[traderethereum]

It's not scary at all.

And just as you, I've done mostly these all-in bets when I'm almost out of my bankroll. It's a do or die as they say and that's becoming the norm of many gamblers IMO.

We think that with the very last bet that we have, we have no option but to lose it so then lose with some chances of winning through betting with the last remaining money that we've got.

Yes, I understand what you're Saying, but many players take it as you Say , as if it were a rule, and I don't know to what extent this is right ? Because Basically things are very Given that they can focus on what should be done and no , I don't see it that Way , I think it's already resignation to give or burn that cartridge, because if the Players do it faster , problems will occur in the game, even falling into Addition, because Losing all the money for some is Strong , I would Consider sometimes going all-in , leaving it as the last strategy to follow.

Going all in will not good for gamblers in the last bet as they still have the chance to lose all of their money. But back again to gamblers itself because if he willing doing that without think about his losses, he will not have a problem even if he lose all of the money. He can manage his tension better than other gamblers because he know that gambling really can make him losses.
But if he can realize that he can do other things such as placing a bet with money he can afford to lose, he will not have to face all losses because he only lose the money he can. But if we only have a small money and we willing to use all of that money in the last bet, that will not be a problem because we hope that there is a magic that can change the situation and give the big win to us.

[bubilas]

Constantly cashing out part of your winnings is the right decision for a gambler who cares about not being left with nothing.

I have been using this practice for a long time, and it is a kind of insurance against greed. And if a gambler does not follow this approach, then of course the turnover of his money is greater, but ultimately he can be greedy, or play all-in, and then he will lose everything and will regret that he did not put aside cash from his winnings.

Piling up your wins in your gambling account is not the best because your luck will only last for some time and not forever. This is why when you are cashing out, so that you are not prune to more losses when you start losing. If your bankroll is empty, you can easily stop gambling and enjoy the profit that you cashed out.

I could remember when I was younger than this, if I and my friends are gambling, what I do is that my younger brother will be with me ans when I am on my winning streak, I always remove some money from my wins and give him to hide so that should incase I end up losing all the funds on me. I will quit the game and later enjoy the money that I gave my brother to keep which is bigger than the amount I started gambling with.

It's just a really smart approach to money management in gambling. I can understand the way of thinking of those players who don't put aside some of their winnings for safekeeping. They are simply afraid of the powerful "unearned profit" effect. They think that if they reduce the bet amount now, then the winnings won't be very big if they get a multiplier in some type of gambling. But this is unreasonable, because if such guys lose, they lose absolutely all the money on the deposit.

From the opinion you convey regarding the thoughts of gamblers who do this, I am sure that they are gamblers who gamble with the aim of making money, or those who gamble with the aim of achieving recovery in the sense of wanting to return all the losses they have experienced before so that when at any time they succeed in winning they instead allocate all the amount to gamble again in the hope of getting a bigger win when they bet with big capital.

But of course that is a wrong idea, I will say that it doesn't matter to you if you want to bet any amount as long as you can really accept the situation if it turns out that the result is a loss, meaning if you are indeed pursuing recovery then it is better to do it slowly with a little money so that when the results are not as expected then you still have some of the winnings that you have previously obtained.

That's right. Whether it's greed that pushes such gamblers to do this, or fear of those to whom they owe money - I don't know, but the fact remains - these guys play and play having all the money in circulation.
Thinking about this, I remember poker. There, the more chips under the player's control, the more chances he has to win. I also think that the situation with the fastest possible repayment of debts can affect the style of play of poker players. Probably, such players more often go all-in, hoping to quickly get all the winnings in the shortest possible time.

[Dewi Aries]

From the opinion you convey regarding the thoughts of gamblers who do this, I am sure that they are gamblers who gamble with the aim of making money, or those who gamble with the aim of achieving recovery in the sense of wanting to return all the losses they have experienced before so that when at any time they succeed in winning they instead allocate all the amount to gamble again in the hope of getting a bigger win when they bet with big capital.

But of course that is a wrong idea, I will say that it doesn't matter to you if you want to bet any amount as long as you can really accept the situation if it turns out that the result is a loss, meaning if you are indeed pursuing recovery then it is better to do it slowly with a little money so that when the results are not as expected then you still have some of the winnings that you have previously obtained.

We can't really be able to deny that whether you would be finding yourself getting involved with casino games or sports betting, the main aim that we do have in mind is to win up and make money and thats a normal approach for someone who do touch up this industry and its really that pretty normal. We would really be that lying into ourselves that we do gamble for the sake of fun? Yes, it could be possible but it would really be always comes behind or in second priority because the main one is on how to make money with gambling. You wont really be just that waste up your time and money on something that wont really be able to benefit you out and this is really that something that will really be understandable.

Speaking about on last games on a very long betting slip or simply with parlays then it cant be that avoided that you wont really be able to feel up such tension on which it is really that always part of the game.
Even in speaking about single bets but the scores are really that too close enough, it will really be giving out that kind of thrill or simply with different emotions on which it is really that something which is really that normal. If you cant be able to feel up any excitement, thrill or tension then you arent really just that enjoying on what you are really that doing or get involving into.
There would really be those times that we are already that numb specially if you are really that having that confidence towards into your choices.

Yes I agree with that, on the other hand I think that if there is no chance of winning in gambling then I think no one will be interested in the activity and even if there is maybe their number will be very small, or I mean gambling will not be that interesting if there is no money as the object of victory. And yes gambling can be used as a place to seek entertainment, but it is a fact that most of them come because they are attracted by the chance of winning.

Basically I would say that gambling for entertainment will only be possible if money is not the main priority at the end of the game, and with this if you want to know whether someone is gambling to make money or to seek entertainment then look at the reaction he gives out from within himself when he experiences defeat, usually they will never be able to lie to themselves or will not be able to hide their annoyance, and if you see that reaction then that means he is gambling to make money.