Tension that comes on the last game/s.

[AmoreJaz]

I have experienced this numerous times and still don't understand this...
it's it's usually between the first or last game that spoil the parlays maybe because of pressure of how you will start the parlay or how you will end it...maybe just bad luck at play

But I have come to a conclusion that the reason for this first/last game failure is usually greed!! We are always trying to fatten the odds when we already have enough but still push our luck till nothing is left.

Nope. It's completely opposite   I may be wrong but most players try to reduce the risk and therefore it hits their winnings hard. Most choose the favorite and make a "safe" bet (with such bets they only remove themselves from even a simple doubling) instead of at least taking the favorite's victory with a handicap of -1.
Roughly speaking, to achieve x100 it is much more realistic to make two successful bets with a coefficient of 10.0 than many bets with a coefficient of 1.2.-1.4. It's just mathematics.

For me, if you are not very sure about the last game, better cash out rather push your luck up until the end. But I can understand if some people will continue especially if they have very good feelings about their lineup. As long as you can accept the results afterwards, win or lose, it is on you, as it is your money in the first place.

And besides, even if the odds are low because they are the heavy favourites, there's always underdog that will come out as a winner. And we will only be surprised once it happened. I've seen that many times in boxing or UFC.

But even with 2 bets with odds of 10x or more is still very risky. As the odds are high for so many reasons- the athlete is seen to be the weaker one, low winning percentage, among others. Now, it is on you how will you attack such situation. After all, it is your money on the line.

[Raflesia]

Nope. It's completely opposite   I may be wrong but most players try to reduce the risk and therefore it hits their winnings hard. Most choose the favorite and make a "safe" bet (with such bets they only remove themselves from even a simple doubling) instead of at least taking the favorite's victory with a handicap of -1.
Roughly speaking, to achieve x100 it is much more realistic to make two successful bets with a coefficient of 10.0 than many bets with a coefficient of 1.2.-1.4. It's just mathematics.

I agree with this because until now I have also done something like this especially in a multibet where there must always be a multi done on the grounds of safe bets where only favorite clubs are always chosen in this multi. Almost every week I do it although not every week I also get good results but precisely with the existence of safe bets like this makes me more comfortable because the progression and probability of winning still looks bigger and less risky.

Although this combination does not really provide fantastic odds such as x50 or even greater but in the end this is worth what we do in terms of the probability of winning. But it is undeniable that there are some people who are even more courageous by making a much bigger bet just because the odds are higher. I personally don't want to take that kind of risk so I remain comfortable in my version of safe betting.

[$weetne$$]

For me, if you are not very sure about the last game, better cash out rather push your luck up until the end. But I can understand if some people will continue especially if they have very good feelings about their lineup. As long as you can accept the results afterwards, win or lose, it is on you, as it is your money in the first place.

Having a good feeling when it is gambling is not wise because why will you think that you can depend on your games when there are stories of one game making some bets to becoming worthless. Unless the cashout is not that much then I can understand when you risk it for the full payment but if the cashout is a decent money, I will forget about the last game and close my bet for me to get the money. Alot of times this has happened to me and I have learnt my lessons. The small money we make is better than the losses we get when we risk everything for those last bets. There are times the last game might be a game between a big club and a small one and when you think that your chances of winning is higher, some unfortunate results will come out and the big teams losses or they draw.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Last bet on normal game usually doesn’t provide a lot of tension because it usually just waste bet however all-in bet when player is already at huge loss can give a tension too but not the same tension on the topic because there’s already a choice to take profit or continue risking.

I think many of us have made all-in bets and that is something that is very Scary , but I Really do it when I know I'm going to lose and that I have no other option, that is, I do it when I am already resigned, it would not Surprise me at all , but sometimes when I am like that I win , and wow that is where I say that in the game one is under any type of Possibility of doing things right and doing them the way they have to happen , sometimes the casino, its house advantage is not so bad , we Know that they can and will win but we have a very good option even if we are resigned.

[jossiel]

I think many of us have made all-in bets and that is something that is very Scary , but I Really do it when I know I'm going to lose and that I have no other option, that is, I do it when I am already resigned, it would not Surprise me at all , but sometimes when I am like that I win , and wow that is where I say that in the game one is under any type of Possibility of doing things right and doing them the way they have to happen , sometimes the casino, its house advantage is not so bad , we Know that they can and will win but we have a very good option even if we are resigned.

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.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Last bet on normal game usually doesn’t provide a lot of tension because it usually just waste bet however all-in bet when player is already at huge loss can give a tension too but not the same tension on the topic because there’s already a choice to take profit or continue risking.

I think many of us have made all-in bets and that is something that is very Scary , but I Really do it when I know I'm going to lose and that I have no other option , that is, I do it when I am already resigned, it would not Surprise me at all , but sometimes when I am like that I win , and wow that is where I say that in the game one is under any type of Possibility of doing things right and doing them the way they have to happen , sometimes the casino, its house advantage is not so bad , we Know that they can and will win but we have a very good option even if we are resigned.

Looking specifically at the part of your comment I highlighted, I want to assume that you meant you rarely (instead of really) do it when you know you are going to lose, if this is what you meant, then I completely agree with you, no one in their normal sense will see fire, and also knowing that the fire will burn him or her, still goes ahead to put his or her hand in the fire, except of course, a crawling child.

But also on the other hand, assuming that you actually meant what you said, like you really do go all in only when you are sure you are going to lose, then to be honest with you, that makes no sense to me at all, I personally will do all in when I am sure of winning, or the risk of losing is low, but if paradventure, I end up losing, I simply assume luck wasn't on myself at that moment and move on.

[promise444c5]

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What if the last games comes unexpectedly... alright just kidding  , you have the chance to take  the cashout (if it's really  worth it) then just take it and move on with trying your lucks with other games it's better to have part of profits than loosing everything to a single bet, It's not about risking, its about maximizing your profit( with the profit you could try tens of other lucks which might yield much more than what you anticipated).
Hence, I know someone might talk about risking, forget about risking   the moment you placed that bat you already risk something but if you aren't bother and you have a positive feeling about the remaining game either last or second to last(whichever...), you can let it be who knows it might be your lucky day . Its actually a hard choice but it's good to always stay on the safer side.

[TopTort777]

The tension that I notice I get from gambling is when I mistakenly did not make a significant bet (did not click or instead of bet cancel bet that I have already placed or run out of time to place a bet), my potential bets loses, I did not lose money, but realise that easily would have lost and was a second away from it. That is the moment when my heart starts to beat faster, cheeks starts to turn red. Last bet, all-in did not give me any noticeable feeling, but when I was one step close to losing and by miracle had my money saved, that is when I feel tension and emotions.

Can clarify this statement because I don’t get what you are trying to express here. Why you feel tension on bets that you place didn’t place successfully or some sort(confusing) compared to all-in bet.

Typically, all-in bet is always the most nerve wrecking bets among all bets unless your bankroll is just a penny when you do all-in but assuming you will bet all your bankroll immediately then this is more intense than the one you are describing.

Can you clarify whether the bet you are describing is a mistake bet which you place significant amount?

Clarification

I feel tention for not placing a bet, that next round would lead me to loosing this bet. Lets take Crash game as an example. Previous round has ended with rocket blowing up at 1.00. For me this indicates, that the next round it would definitely going to fly higher that 1.20. In such moment I often go all-in or place a large bet. Sometimes, I forget to place a bet. Or have placed it during previous round, so when I about to hit button, with already placed bet, this button is “cancel”. So the tention starts, when I realize I have missed betting this round, that should bribg me some good money, but all of a sudden, rocket blows up. This is a few seconds when I realize I have missed chance to earn, and a relief later that I could have lost a lot, but I was lucky not to.

[rachael9385]

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What if the last games comes unexpectedly... alright just kidding  , you have the chance to take  the cashout (if it's really  worth it) then just take it and move on with trying your lucks with other games it's better to have part of profits than loosing everything to a single bet, It's not about risking, its about maximizing your profit( with the profit you could try tens of other lucks which might yield much more than what you anticipated).
Hence, I know someone might talk about risking, forget about risking   the moment you placed that bat you already risk something but if you aren't bother and you have a positive feeling about the remaining game either last or second to last(whichever...), you can let it be who knows it might be your lucky day . Its actually a hard choice but it's good to always stay on the safer side.

Most cashout are like a temptation (yes temptation). Let's say you bet to win a potential amount of $1,000,000,000 and just 2 games were remaining, then they gave you a cashout of $50,000. Will you cash out the game?
Well to me, cashing out the game depends on the team I played, if I noticed that the team will not perform well to make me win the full money I will cashout but if my instincts tell me to keep the games then I will not cashout. And that's risky because of by any chance you lost the bet, you might regret your actions . However, if you were given cash out and you refused to take it, it means you already know the risks you are about to take (whichmeans, winning is not guaranteed).

[Zadicar]

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What if the last games comes unexpectedly... alright just kidding  , you have the chance to take  the cashout (if it's really  worth it) then just take it and move on with trying your lucks with other games it's better to have part of profits than loosing everything to a single bet, It's not about risking, its about maximizing your profit( with the profit you could try tens of other lucks which might yield much more than what you anticipated).
Hence, I know someone might talk about risking, forget about risking   the moment you placed that bat you already risk something but if you aren't bother and you have a positive feeling about the remaining game either last or second to last(whichever...), you can let it be who knows it might be your lucky day . Its actually a hard choice but it's good to always stay on the safer side.

Most cashout are like a temptation (yes temptation). Let's say you bet to win a potential amount of $1,000,000,000 and just 2 games were remaining, then they gave you a cashout of $50,000. Will you cash out the game?
Well to me, cashing out the game depends on the team I played, if I noticed that the team will not perform well to make me win the full money I will cashout but if my instincts tell me to keep the games then I will not cashout. And that's risky because of by any chance you lost the bet, you might regret your actions . However, if you were given cash out and you refused to take it, it means you already know the risks you are about to take (whichmeans, winning is not guaranteed).

On the moment that you would really be able to see that early cash out feature then there's really that kind of tingling feeling that we should really be that cashing out and would really be trying out to secure
those profits or winnings and would really be having those thoughts that its a profit and its just fine that you wont really be doing any further games or bets and call it a day.
It will really be just that depending into a certain bettor whether he would be securing profits or will really be continuing with his bets.  Tension and thrill will really be at peak
specially if you do know that this last bet could neither be a huge win or a huge regret in the end. 

[harapan]

Whether you gamble for fun or not, the joy of gambling is winning and I know the tension that comes when you are about winning a bet and it's remaining just the last event in your ticket, like you will be monitoring the event from beginning to the end and that is how your heart will be beating very serious especially when it involves a huge winning. But I don't like the idea of monitoring the event I've accumulated what I mostly do is that I will check the time the last event will end then after which I will check the whole events at once except if I have the feeling of cashing out on events that has already played accordingly.

There's one thing I believe in gambling and that is luck, if you will win a bet you gonna win whether you cash out or not because I have placed bets that I was scared of the whole events playing accordingly and after I did a cash out, all the events still played according to predictions. Before the features of cash out was introduced in betting more especially in sports, people were still winning without cash outs so gambling is just luck as I said earlier but if you wish to be checking up on the events as they're playing one after another then I suggest betting same ticket twice such that one of the ticket will be for cash out while the other would be allowed to run through the last event on the ticket.

Honestly, the luck factor syndrome and gambling works perfectly together.Although they're many emotional support and stability that's needed to gamble when necessary.
Gambling has to do emotions and the winnings moments is of great value to the players irrespective of the experienced or inexperienced gambling dimensions.that needs to be introduced.

[KTChampions]

Nope. It's completely opposite  I may be wrong but most players try to reduce the risk and therefore it hits their winnings hard. Most choose the favorite and make a "safe" bet (with such bets they only remove themselves from even a simple doubling) instead of at least taking the favorite's victory with a handicap of -1.
Roughly speaking, to achieve x100 it is much more realistic to make two successful bets with a coefficient of 10.0 than many bets with a coefficient of 1.2.-1.4. It's just mathematics.

For me, if you are not very sure about the last game, better cash out rather push your luck up until the end. But I can understand if some people will continue especially if they have very good feelings about their lineup. As long as you can accept the results afterwards, win or lose, it is on you, as it is your money in the first place.

The problem with cashout is that it is very unprofitable, it is not a "return of the bet" but a return of approximately 70% of what is at stake. Moreover, 70% is still a very good level. I remember someone showed a multi-bet on the forum where there was only one outcome left to win and asked - is it worth making a cashout? So, the math was something like this (the numbers are just to show the proportions): he could win a million if the 2.0 odds worked. It's logical to assume that the cashout should be 500k right? But he was offered to take something like 250k (which was already a big Xs for him).

[Samlucky O]

Nope. It's completely opposite   I may be wrong but most players try to reduce the risk and therefore it hits their winnings hard. Most choose the favorite and make a "safe" bet (with such bets they only remove themselves from even a simple doubling) instead of at least taking the favorite's victory with a handicap of -1.
Roughly speaking, to achieve x100 it is much more realistic to make two successful bets with a coefficient of 10.0 than many bets with a coefficient of 1.2.-1.4. It's just mathematics.

For me, if you are not very sure about the last game, better cash out rather push your luck up until the end. But I can understand if some people will continue especially if they have very good feelings about their lineup. As long as you can accept the results afterwards, win or lose, it is on you, as it is your money in the first place.

The problem with cashout is that it is very unprofitable, it is not a "return of the bet" but a return of approximately 70% of what is at stake. Moreover, 70% is still a very good level.

It may not be totally true that cashout is always approximately %70  return of your stake, cashout percentage is calculated according to the game and time and risk involved. For example if you stake a game and the game has not yet started, your cashout often fluctuates from %98-%100 but if the game has started and the game is at your favour, the cashout will be like 50/50 chance but as the game starts playing against your favour the cashout chance drastically reduce to as low as %10. Sometimes there will not even be an option for cashout. For me the best way is that when a person has played a game and it's still at your favour and the cashout chance is lik%60 above it is better to to take it, than become greedy and lost it all. Because this thing has made many people lose all of the bet they would have won at ease.

[Koadharber]

Nope. It's completely opposite  I may be wrong but most players try to reduce the risk and therefore it hits their winnings hard. Most choose the favorite and make a "safe" bet (with such bets they only remove themselves from even a simple doubling) instead of at least taking the favorite's victory with a handicap of -1.
Roughly speaking, to achieve x100 it is much more realistic to make two successful bets with a coefficient of 10.0 than many bets with a coefficient of 1.2.-1.4. It's just mathematics.

For me, if you are not very sure about the last game, better cash out rather push your luck up until the end. But I can understand if some people will continue especially if they have very good feelings about their lineup. As long as you can accept the results afterwards, win or lose, it is on you, as it is your money in the first place.

The problem with cashout is that it is very unprofitable, it is not a "return of the bet" but a return of approximately 70% of what is at stake. Moreover, 70% is still a very good level. I remember someone showed a multi-bet on the forum where there was only one outcome left to win and asked - is it worth making a cashout? So, the math was something like this (the numbers are just to show the proportions): he could win a million if the 2.0 odds worked. It's logical to assume that the cashout should be 500k right? But he was offered to take something like 250k (which was already a big Xs for him).

Do people wont be able to realize that bookies are really that trying out to less their payout via offering those early cashouts? Its really that pretty obvious that they would really be
doing such thing on which we know that when it comes to this then it will really be that understandable that there would really be those times or moments that we would really be hindering out
on the things that we are really that trying out to do because we do really want that full odd cashout or withdrawal on the bets that we had made on. Tension and temptation would really be
there and this is why it would really be up to you whether you would be doing such decision or not.

[Victorybit1]

I shared my thoughts on this thread yesterday. And I said I have another bet is on, and I will also share it if I won the bet. Though there was a cashout of 29k on the ticket yesterday but I didn't cash it out, and I was tempted to cashout the game.
Gamble is really fun when you win no matter whether you are gambling for fun or not. There is this kind of tension that always comes when the last game is on and they are not playing according to how you predicted them. Share your thoughts.
Just want to say lucky me.

Whenever you play a combined game there's a tension that comes with it especially when you have one more game to go on your bet slip, a lot of gamblers talk about this a lot, I have a friend that always play sports betting during the weekend, he played a multiple game with 500 naira and it was going according to his prediction, the potential win was about 2.5 Million naira. When the last game started he was getting tensed because he knew that if the game started going sideways he wouldn't be able to cashout because he didn't play the game online. To cut the long story short he lost the bet and vowed not to gamble again

[Perfectbaby]

Gamble is really fun when you win no matter whether you are gambling for fun or not. There is this kind of tension that always comes when the last game is on and they are not playing according to how you predicted them. Share your thoughts.
Just want to say lucky me.

There's no one who will be winning and not happy for their winnings and when they are losing you would see the opposite, and of course the last game maybe 1-2 last matches always scary and heart beating because as then if you stake with higher amount and was expecting to win something mind blowing and succeeded reaching the last game at this point may feels like either jumping into the football field to push the ball inside net for you not to lose the match.

But the joyful part of it is, when you gamble and you win at that first moment it gives Joy and recreates your thinking on how gambling is so that very easy to secure winning without knowing that one might not even see any further winning for the past week and month, though one can't tell when to win but is a luring tools to gambling.

[coin-investor]

Gamble is really fun when you win no matter whether you are gambling for fun or not. There is this kind of tension that always comes when the last game is on and they are not playing according to how you predicted them. Share your thoughts.
Just want to say lucky me.

It really is frustrating and you are right,, its full of tension just before the last event is going to happen, It would have been better if you lost the early rounds because there is no expectation of winning the jackpot, I have experienced this so many times on horse racing and my heart literally stopped when the lap is ongoing and the horse that you bet is losing the race or have been overtaken.

I'm glad I have a strong heart to carry those frustrations, this is the kind of experience that I wish would not happen too often, because its emotionally draining, Even after you bet on sports for many years, the tension will always come out when faced with this situation.

[KTChampions]

The problem with cashout is that it is very unprofitable, it is not a "return of the bet" but a return of approximately 70% of what is at stake. Moreover, 70% is still a very good level.

It may not be totally true that cashout is always approximately %70  return of your stake, cashout percentage is calculated according to the game and time and risk involved. For example if you stake a game and the game has not yet started, your cashout often fluctuates from %98-%100 but if the game has started and the game is at your favour, the cashout will be like 50/50 chance but as the game starts playing against your favour the cashout chance drastically reduce to as low as %10. Sometimes there will not even be an option for cashout. For me the best way is that when a person has played a game and it's still at your favour and the cashout chance is lik%60 above it is better to to take it, than become greedy and lost it all. Because this thing has made many people lose all of the bet they would have won at ease.

Nope. Firstly, it is obvious that if you bet on X1 and the team loses 0-2, the cashout will be tiny. That is not the point, I am talking about games that have not started yet. Apparently, you mainly bet on small odds, so you are used to the possibility of a return of ~98%. But if your bet is made on a large odds (at least more than 5), then you cannot make such a cashout. I rarely look at this option at all, but I will try to check what percentage of cashout the bookmaker offers when betting on high odds.

[michellee]

Most cashout are like a temptation (yes temptation). Let's say you bet to win a potential amount of $1,000,000,000 and just 2 games were remaining, then they gave you a cashout of $50,000. Will you cash out the game?
Well to me, cashing out the game depends on the team I played, if I noticed that the team will not perform well to make me win the full money I will cashout but if my instincts tell me to keep the games then I will not cashout. And that's risky because of by any chance you lost the bet, you might regret your actions . However, if you were given cash out and you refused to take it, it means you already know the risks you are about to take (whichmeans, winning is not guaranteed).

Normally, people will not cash out the money and prefer to wait until the game ends. They think that the chance to win a potential huge amount will be there. But they forget that everything can change in the field so when they see those amount, it is better for them to cashout the money and leave the casino.

We must be wise when placing a bet for the team and if we see that the team can not perform well while we can see the chance to cash out the money, we should that take profit and not trying to chase the bigger winning. There will be a time for us to win the bigger winning so we must be patience with the result that we will get on the match. If we know the risk of delaying to cash out, we must not regret it because we consider our decision and we can accept the risk.

[hahay]

Last bet on normal game usually doesn’t provide a lot of tension because it usually just waste bet however all-in bet when player is already at huge loss can give a tension too but not the same tension on the topic because there’s already a choice to take profit or continue risking.

I think many of us have made all-in bets and that is something that is very Scary , but I Really do it when I know I'm going to lose and that I have no other option, that is, I do it when I am already resigned, it would not Surprise me at all , but sometimes when I am like that I win , and wow that is where I say that in the game one is under any type of Possibility of doing things right and doing them the way they have to happen , sometimes the casino, its house advantage is not so bad , we Know that they can and will win but we have a very good option even if we are resigned.

OP makes a large number of parlay bets and then, there is only one match left to play because the other matches have won. Thus, it is very reasonable for the OP to say that the tension arises in the last match, because if the last match is lost, all the good results that have been had in the other matches will be in vain, because parlay betting requires you to win all the matches on the ticket.

But indeed, if you bet on a single match and place a bet with a large amount of money will also create tension, but that tension usually also occurs at the beginning because  you bet all this, unlike parlay bets that can bet a  small amount of money but with the possibility of a large amount  when winning.