If you win, you should gamble with a portion of the profit.

[AmoreJaz]

The question is whether you can stick with this strategy in the long run. Especially if you want to recoup your losses. It makes sense to only gamble with part of the profit, if any. The problem is how much has already been gambled, depending on the amount, the profit is not really a profit.

That's true, there are factors that may affects your decision making especially if you just managed to win decently but from your previous sessions you already lose a lot, most of the time those who experience this kind of situation they push it and instead of using portion of their winnings eventually they will use everything together with their initial deposits, more on how you managed your finances and your time, it's needed to have good set up limitations and make sure that you have a good discipline to accomplished whatever your strategy or your patterns to follow.

That's the usual scenario for most gamblers, they will use the money back again up until they have no more money left. I believe, that's the dilemma of gamblers. As they want to hit big, they are continuously pushing their luck. And because this is gambling, there's no assurance that they can recover such losses. And so the cycle of deposit - loss - deposit begins. It is on the gambler's hands how they will stop such cycle. Because if they won't stop, it may easily lead to addiction.

[mindrust]

If you win, you can even stop playing. Playing after winning big is almost as dumb as chasing your losses. Both of these actions make you chase something, meaning you will be playing more. If you can’t stop yourself from playing, then in the long run you’ll lose your bankroll without a doubt. In the end it is all about having a self control. There is not one universal right when it comes to gambling. Whatever makes you feel better.

[mcdouglasx]

The truth is, luck doesn’t always follow logic, and even though it might seem sensible to withdraw your invested money after winning a bet, things aren’t always that straightforward. You could lose several times in a row and then recover, but there are no guarantees. That’s why the most prudent thing is to set a money limit you’re willing to risk. Once you lose that amount, it’s better to stop and not keep going, because the risk of losing more can become too high. This way, you stay in control and avoid letting emotions lead you into making poor decisions.

[Wakate]

The truth is, luck doesn’t always follow logic, and even though it might seem sensible to withdraw your invested money after winning a bet, things aren’t always that straightforward. You could lose several times in a row and then recover, but there are no guarantees. That’s why the most prudent thing is to set a money limit you’re willing to risk. Once you lose that amount, it’s better to stop and not keep going, because the risk of losing more can become too high. This way, you stay in control and avoid letting emotions lead you into making poor decisions.

Taking your profits immediately after a win does not mean that you are trying to protect yourself from future losses because loses will surely comes when we keep gambling. Although sometimes, it could be advisable to take profits after every winning to avoid the chances of becoming greedy to the extend of going back to gamble with the money which could end up in a big loses. Gambling is not for those that are too desperate to make money. Some people have financial issues to solve, sometimes they think about gambling so that they could make money from it and settle their problems which is normal.

[Sandra_hakeem]

In theory it sounds great but we all know that a real gambler is just going to keep putting his capital back in as soon as he loses his profit until he drops to 0, so without any sort of discipline it's pointless right?

Without any form of discipline, yes.... But away from that, majority of casinos have what we all know as the same "withdrawal limit" -- well, that was made to discourage such acts. You gotta have to make it up and above the limit of the casinos to be able to place a withdrawal. So, even if anyone would wanna practicalize that, they'd need to be hitting the hottest part of the core

If you win, you can even stop playing.

You know what pushes them atimes into gambling and losing everything? The fact that the winnings may come early, even when the urge to play is still strong.

[Mia Chloe]

Yeah, everyone has it's own strategy here, and this could be just one of them as describe by the OP and for sure majority of us here are very familiar with it and maybe using it already. But, we have our one mindset on what to do with our profit. Maybe one day, if I win, I will used this strategy.

Yeah the choice of a gambler as well as his preference depends a lot on how lucky he is concerning that particular game or strategy as the case may be. But the thing is majority of the time they always come back especially because of the fact that they've already made some profit and in addition to that they still have some chances of winning again.
Just like some gamblers are good with odds and multiplier strategies so also there are gamblers too that are always very lucky and as a result odds are on their side most of the time.

[Agbamoni]

You will only bet with the portion of your profit if you don't want to take profit immediately. To me, this is not the best process to gambler. It is more ideal whenever you win to take your profit out of the casino wallet. While you can keep gambling with the initial money deposited in the casino. Profits are not really meant for gambling rather the capital will do.

A common mistake made by gamblers is that they gamble with their either profit won from a bet or their capital, this isn't really bad but if you really want to manage your risk this is the system you are supposed to adopt. You must know that almost every win is as a result of luck whether you carried out statistical research or not, you might not be so lucky in your next trial, that's why it's important that you stake just a small portion of your profit, this would help you minimize losses. Bankroll management is important

Must it be your profit? Your bankroll comes from the money deposited not from the money won.

[skarais]

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That's the usual scenario for most gamblers, they will use the money back again up until they have no more money left. I believe, that's the dilemma of gamblers. As they want to hit big, they are continuously pushing their luck. And because this is gambling, there's no assurance that they can recover such losses. And so the cycle of deposit - loss - deposit begins. It is on the gambler's hands how they will stop such cycle. Because if they won't stop, it may easily lead to addiction.

The biggest disaster for gamblers is when they are addicted and do not know how to stop. We may realize that there are some gamblers who have the ambition to get rich from gambling, but in fact that dream is almost impossible to come true. The most true fact is, it is easy to get addicted to gambling regardless of whether the gambler loses or wins.

The cycle you are talking about is something that gambling addicts do all the time. Someone who wins $1000 in a day can still lose more than $1000 when they continue or when they come back the next day. Gambling is a place to have fun, so it is not right to chase wins or want to recover losses.

[Accardo]

That’s why the most prudent thing is to set a money limit you’re willing to risk. Once you lose that amount, it’s better to stop and not keep going, because the risk of losing more can become too high. This way, you stay in control and avoid letting emotions lead you into making poor decisions.

Holding on to this strategy is the perfect path to achieving Op's perspective. Setting a time and money limit, grants the chance to utilize wins without having to often deposit to the casino. Whereas, withdrawing the profits as said in the thread is more stress to the player, as the bankroll could go down with no wins available.

So, leaving the funds including the wins untouched and moderating how much money and time is spent, builds a better gaming experience because the gamer win and lose, hence the bankroll will hardly finish. Atmost, this method works best for low rollers.

[Miles2006]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

The whole process sounds stressful whereby you continue gambling with the profit then secure your capital or I’m getting the op wrong. Well, if anyone should act this way consistent they’re greedy and we all know what happens when a gambler is greedy, firstly you don’t have to act this way always perhaps once in awhile regardless I would want to know if op use this method is this beneficial, definitely you can’t predict gambling win correctly always especially when you try to rebet using your profit you might just miss everything out including your capital.

[Z_MBFM]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

It sounds good and should be done but not everyone can control their cravings. Due to which when someone wins in gambling he thinks that he is very lucky or he is very expert and for that he starts gambling with all his original capital and winning money because then his capital increases due to which he can bet very big amount. His winnings can be huge for placing big bets.  They can't give up gambling when they think about it.  And they lose all their funds as they continue to gamble. Gambling confuses our brain and increases the attraction towards gambling. So very few people can afford to get good things by gambling.

[Pi-network314159]

then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe.

Well your analysis are good but how truee or sure this is? Because as far as I know wining a huge or big amount in bet / gambling is very difficult talk more of winning an amount that you will keep your Capital seprate and still divide your profit into two part and use one and the remaining will now becomes and alternative. This your analysis is easy saying than done. As far as I know, if many guys have the opportunity of wining, they will even prefer to allow the whole amount to be on there dash board and be using them gradually. The fact is that only few will be able to cash out some bucks and use the remains to gamble. Majority will still finish the amount in their bankroll and still fund back their account from the amount they have already removed and still use it to bet again..

[JunaidAzizi]

It's a good strategy for newbies, and I can say it would be even better if professionals also followed it. This strategy consists of minimum risk and provides a great sense of confidence. If a person can earn some profit, then they should withdraw the deposit amount and continue with the profit amount. This can save them from actual loss. However, I would add that if you start trading with a profitable amount, treat it as if you have no more funds than that profitable amount. I have seen some users, when they earn, trade carelessly and don't take it seriously, leading to losses as they expand their trades. So, it would be much better to approach it as if it's your own money and you need to grow it.

[tvplus006]

...Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account...

This is all theory, but in practice it is very rare for a player to make a significant profit from the very beginning of the game and be able to cash out part of the profit. You simply won't have this opportunity, as you will start losing your money from the first bets and as a result you will have nothing to cash out.

[AmoreJaz]

...Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account...

This is all theory, but in practice it is very rare for a player to make a significant profit from the very beginning of the game and be able to cash out part of the profit. You simply won't have this opportunity, as you will start losing your money from the first bets and as a result you will have nothing to cash out.

That is true, hard to determine if you will win or not with your games. Thus, you will never be sure because you have no crystal ball to know your game results. And if you don't want to disappoint yourself with what you may get at the end of the game, better accept the fact that this is gambling. And whatever you should use as bankroll should be treated as a "loss" for that day. It means, you are not expecting any winnings out of it. And if there will be winnings, you can now decide for yourself whether you will set aside some amount for some worthwhile things or continue your games using that amount.

[Mehmet69]

"If you win, you should gamble with a portion of your profit."

Yes, if I win, I will gamble with the leverage.
Because the current situation shows that we lose most of the games. If we can win after losing repeatedly, we should recover our previous losses and play again with the leverage. Because if you run out of money, you will have to use the money again. Then if you face losses, you will worry about recovering that money. This way, you will become addicted to gambling again.

[HONDACD125]

On paper, everyone thinks about withdrawing their profits and leaving the principal to continue playing, but the problem is that all gambling games cause losses in the long run. Even if someone came to say that he is a professional in gambling, in the long run he would still be at a loss and that means that he and everyone else would eventually end up using all the money they won at the casino.

Not everyone, buddy. There are countless gamblers who manage to withdraw their profits immediately because they know how gambling works in general. If you delay the process, you will eventually lose it because humans are mostly impatient by nature and when you see that your casino account has funds, the urge to play a little won't leave you alone and it will eventually take you to a game that you usually like playing and that playing a little can turn into busting your balance if you don't have control over yourself.

It happens to most of us because we are impatient, but I have seen patient gamblers who don't do it. Sports bettors usually have more patient than casino gamblers because if they make a bet with $100, and manage to win $150 on top of it, they wouldn't bet the whole $250 in the next bet, most of them will withdraw the profit and then play with their initial bankroll again.

[bitcoin_mining]

I think it's the same in the end the gambler will lose his capital if the profit is gone and he who initially got the profit didn't get it because he decided to continue gambling, if he wins why not just stop for a while to enjoy the profit? if it's been a few days then start gambling again with the same capital and if he loses it means it's not him luck.

Having some plan or some strategy then but a gambler has to gamble. As I have said, if the gambler saves his capital and gambles with a portion of the profits in the beginning, the chances of him losing a lot of money will be greatly reduced. What usually happens in novice gambling is that a gambler starts gambling and when he wins one or two gambles, he gets more motivated and gets motivated to gamble more money, which results in the gambler losing a lot of money later on. 

In the first case, the gambler loses a lot of money, but he always thinks that he has to win more than the amount of money he has lost. Due to such thoughts in his mind, he later bets more money and still loses the game, showing that he is suffering financially. So I ask gamblers to use strategies to ensure that the gambler does not suffer financially at the very beginning of the gambling game.

[Lanatsa]

On paper, everyone thinks about withdrawing their profits and leaving the principal to continue playing, but the problem is that all gambling games cause losses in the long run. Even if someone came to say that he is a professional in gambling, in the long run he would still be at a loss and that means that he and everyone else would eventually end up using all the money they won at the casino.

Not everyone, buddy. There are countless gamblers who manage to withdraw their profits immediately because they know how gambling works in general. If you delay the process, you will eventually lose it because humans are mostly impatient by nature and when you see that your casino account has funds, the urge to play a little won't leave you alone and it will eventually take you to a game that you usually like playing and that playing a little can turn into busting your balance if you don't have control over yourself.

It happens to most of us because we are impatient, but I have seen patient gamblers who don't do it. Sports bettors usually have more patient than casino gamblers because if they make a bet with $100, and manage to win $150 on top of it, they wouldn't bet the whole $250 in the next bet, most of them will withdraw the profit and then play with their initial bankroll again.

Mostly impatient at the same time we are all greedy fellas on which at the moment or time that you do experience up some winnings then the primary thing that comes up into on the moment that you are making profits then you will be thinking that you might be able to win up even more and you wanted to make withdrawals in one go on which means that you are trying out to make the amount something even more bigger and this is the usual case for most gamblers and this is why they do really ends up on having that huge problem at the moment that they have lost it all. One of the main reasons on why gambling business is really that profitable into its owners just because of this having this kind of mentality for most gamblers on which they do continue to play despite of being profitable making up some wins.

We cant really make ourselves that easily stop at the moment that we are making profits with gambling on which the thing comes up at our mind is that we can even go further and make even more winnings. Regrets do always come at the end and not on the beginning. Buy up something with those winnings so that whenever you have seen some of those profits being used on gambling will really be lost again then you wont really be that hurt up that much because you have secured something with those winnings, in compared into those people who havent done this and lost all of their profits back again into the casino.

[bakasabo]

On paper, everyone thinks about withdrawing their profits and leaving the principal to continue playing, but the problem is that all gambling games cause losses in the long run. Even if someone came to say that he is a professional in gambling, in the long run he would still be at a loss and that means that he and everyone else would eventually end up using all the money they won at the casino.

It is always like that. We always know when to stop, when to sell or buy, when to do something, but when it comes to really do what was planned, we always becomes too carried away and forget about being responsible. People always promise that they will play cautious, play smart, withdraw as soon as they get profit and etc. But everything ends with going not as planned. Theory rarely comes together with practice. Even if person withdraws and plays with profit, he will return next day and risk with original balance again.