If you’re gonna CASH OUT, Why PARLAY in the first place?

[Cityhunter34]

People play parlays for different reasons, some do it to get a high accumulator and others do it just to get lucky. But  combining a lot of games can be a very poor way to add value especially when you are aiming to cash out, I would suggest that your bet slip should not be more than 5 games because not only does numerous amount of games affect your cashout it also reduces the chances of winning

You are absolutely right that's the real truth about it because gamblers play parlays for different targets. However, just like as you mentioned that is exactly the main reason why some people normally play this parlays because they always have this feeling that they might likely cash out along the line or that one day would definitely be there own lucky day. Honestly, I don't like betting on a game that I would be depending on cash out then at least I end up regretting, because I have often see where gamblers normally end up regretting because of early Cash out.

[KiaKia]

Why do people even go for parlays if they’re planning to cash out later? I’ve seen a lot of threads about cash outs in sports betting, and most of the time it’s about parlays based on their experience.

What I’m trying to say is, we already know from the start that parlays are hard to win. But we still take the shot because we want that big payout from a small stake. Then suddenly, when a few legs hit and the remaining games look shaky, the bettor decides to hit cash out to secure a profit, even though it’s not the payout they were really aiming for. Isn’t that kind of stressful?

So again, why bother with a parlay if you’re just going to cash out early? Doesn’t that kinda show you’re not really in it for the challenge? I mean, if the parlay hits, that would’ve made your day. And if it loses, that’s fine too since you already knew the risk. But when you cash out and it still wins? That’s where the real regret kicks in.

Is it really that hard to win in Parley? I've never tried to place bet on any sport matches that's parley but isn't it a game like others? For me I just find every other leagues not as interesting as champions league which is where I place most of my bets.

I bet that some gamblers are finding their ways in this same parley you claimed to be hard to predict, just because it look impossible for you doesn't mean it will look the same for other gamblers.

Gambling is not an investment, so I am going to say this on my own terms, take your reward, once you are in good profit when the game is on or almost over just take it and avoid greediness at all cost.

[Ever-young]

Well it's not as if most of those gamblers who opts for a cash out initially planned to do so, you know what they say, desperate times calls for desperate measures, that's exactly what happens when they discover that their games are about to go off the cliff, so it's like it's better to leave with something, (even if it's not exactly what they initially had in mind) than to lose it all and IMO that's a wise choice.

Again, whether a Parlay or a Solo, winning isn't guaranteed, people lose solo bets all the time and same thing goes for a Parlay. For me, I feel going for a Parlay is even safer because you don't have to stake a huge amount in order to win a significant amount, even if it looks like it's harder to win, I still feel like it's safer.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, this is like a regular method for me and I don't find it stressful in any way. If for example I stake on a single game of 2:00 odd and maybe I received a cash out offer while the game is still on, the amount offered will not be same as to when I staked on a parlay of 10 games which about 7 or 8 games has already played successfully, the reason that make me take cash out is if I lose confidence in the remaining games. The method is not challenging for me.

[Sanitough]

the reason that make me take cash out is if I lose confidence in the remaining games. The method is not challenging for me.

Sometimes it helps if you don’t watch the games live. Just wait until all the games in your parlay are done. If you open your account and your balance didn’t go up, that means you lost. But if it did, then that’s a win.

Thing is, this is a parlay. We bet on it because we’re chasing that big win we’ll remember.
So if you’re cashing out early, maybe you’re not a full-on gambler just yet.

[Agbamoni]

Its called gamble, asking questions like this, is difficult to get the right answers. When you risk more games in a parlay which increases the odd, you will have higher cashout offers which most people preferably accept it and forget about the remaining games left. It might not be their initial idea in the first place, but since they have an offer which is comfortably higher than the amount used to stake, why shouldn't they take it. Although there are gamblers who would rather see the game till the end for the bigger profit.

[Mrbluntzy]

Why do people even go for parlays if they’re planning to cash out later? I’ve seen a lot of threads about cash outs in sports betting, and most of the time it’s about parlays based on their experience.

So, are you trying to say that bettors are not supposed to cash out their bets on parlay? Are parlays not supposed to be cashed out if the gambler is quite appreciative of the amount he is having there already? Every gambler has his or her own method, perhaps even in parlay you are not certain if all the legs will play as predicted and if you don't cash out on time, you will end up losing the bet and regret why you didn't take the cash out.

[bitzizzix]

the reason that make me take cash out is if I lose confidence in the remaining games. The method is not challenging for me.

Sometimes it helps if you don’t watch the games live. Just wait until all the games in your parlay are done. If you open your account and your balance didn’t go up, that means you lost. But if it did, then that’s a win.

Thing is, this is a parlay. We bet on it because we’re chasing that big win we’ll remember.
So if you’re cashing out early, maybe you’re not a full-on gambler just yet.

It should be, but sometimes it's hard to resist watching the game or even the final score because it's so tempting, especially if you're a true football fan and can't resist watching every game.
For me, parlay betting, or any other betting option, and if I'm a football fan and always watch football games even when I'm not betting, I have to accept the consequences if I lose. Another reason is that I always bet small amounts just to test my skills and intuition when making picks and also for fun, which creates a different thrill when watching.

[Marvelockg]

Then suddenly, when a few legs hit and the remaining games look shaky, the bettor decides to hit cash out to secure a profit, even though it’s not the payout they were really aiming for. Isn’t that kind of stressful?

do you call cashing out stressful when you know that you are not sure what the outcome of the remaining games might look like? it is called gambling and that means that there is no certainty in what the outcome of the game might be. what you do is entirely your decision and whatever comes out from it is going to affect only you and you alone. what happens when instead of cashing out you allow the game to play to the end and then after that you latter discover that cashing out would have been the best option? cash out is a means of reducing the extent of losses that gambling face and kind of allow them have a change of mind while the game is in session. if your mind is not strong enough to wait till the end of the game, you can cash out, there is absolutely nothing wrong about it. as long as your decision didn't end up worse than you were before you placed the game, then you are certainly good to go.

[SmartGold01]

To me I don't see it as stress rather I take as something that makes up the fun in gambling. Usually we know that people often go for higher odds and with a little bet amount, and of course they wouldn't want to use higher amounts to stake by take risk rather they may decides to go on a higher odds then and stake with a small amount instead. Most times I may decide to do that with small amounts for games that could give me possible odds to bet on but I don't really look out for the cash out rather expected to have a full winning.

[acroman08]

So again, why bother with a parlay if you’re just going to cash out early? Doesn’t that kinda show you’re not really in it for the challenge? I mean, if the parlay hits, that would’ve made your day. And if it loses, that’s fine too since you already knew the risk. But when you cash out and it still wins? That’s where the real regret kicks in.

a lot of soprtsbettor bet because they want profit, they don't care about the "challenge"(I'm sure a lot of sportbettor does), and there is really nothing wrong with cashing out if you are not confident with your bet, it is better to secure the profit than possibly losing it all if your goal is to be on the positive(of course there is also the possiblity of winning it all).

[coolcoinz]

I'll tell you why people do it.

The most obvious reason is big money at hand. Let's say you bet $100 on a few matches and suddenly it's $1k. You didn't care much about that $100 but now you can take $1k, or leave it and get $2k if that one last match hits, but with the possibility of losing it all. Many people will take $1k just because when they were betting their attitude was "I'll say goodbye to my $100" and now they're thinking "I could bet 9 times for free on similar parlay and still have my $100 if I take the deal"

[Fivestar4everMVP]

That's what I'm asking too.

People said they're in doubt with their next bet, I mean, then why you bet in the first place? I wouldn't bet if I'm doubt with my bet, if I want to try it, I will split the bet.

Sorry if this hurt people, I think people who choose to cash out are coward, their risk tolerance changed before they bet and after they see the potential winning they could earn.

I put it to you that you don't even know or understand what being a coward truly means, you can't tell me that you've never done something even though you are not so sure of its outcome, this is exactly how it is with or in gambling, no matter how certain or sure you are about the outcome of a game or match you bet on, there is never a 100% guarantee that you would win or that the game or match will turn out exactly as you expect or predict it.

Betting on a parley is almost like betting trading futures, you have to monitor the trade and and exit when ever you are already in profit and you don't want to lose it, or maybe take profit rather, that's exactly what cash out mean in betting, if cashing out in betting means being a coward, then what you are telling us now is that those who take profit or exit a trade to prevent losing are also coward.

[Jaycoinz]

Only a greedy gambler plays a parlay and stakes a huge amount of money because usually parlays are staked with a small amount for tht purpose of making huge profits. The chances of winning from such games are very low but anything is possible because it's gambling, you can get lucky or unlucky. Combining a lot of games can reduce the value of your cashout option, so when you focus on cash out select just a few games

[cabron]

The bettor wants to take profit thats why. Although its not the amount he had in his mind, If the bettor  ia making a profit, there is no wrong in cashing out after all the money is to be have is more than he had wagered.

I always do this whenever there is the chance to make it when the next match is something that I doubt. The next fights may not end up the way we want it. There are possibilities and if one of the next fights is just something that slips, all the money you hope to win will be gone. cashing out is a strategy.

[Sanitough]

It should be, but sometimes it's hard to resist watching the game or even the final score because it's so tempting, especially if you're a true football fan and can't resist watching every game.
For me, parlay betting, or any other betting option, and if I'm a football fan and always watch football games even when I'm not betting, I have to accept the consequences if I lose. Another reason is that I always bet small amounts just to test my skills and intuition when making picks and also for fun, which creates a different thrill when watching.

There’s no problem with that if you’re not emotional and watching the game won’t lead you to make a bad decision. The thing is, if you’re easily tempted by the cash-out offer because it’s guaranteed money, you might not realize that the chances you’re giving up in exchange are actually huge, so huge that it gives the sportsbook a big edge.

[BABY SHOES]

The plan to cash out is not the main goal because they initially wanted to settle the bet. However, due to certain conditions that required them to secure their money immediately, they decided it was better to cash out rather than lose and get nothing.

In parlay betting, they hoped to turn small bets into big ones, even though most failed, they still did it repeatedly for the desired profit... but cashing out midway was their solution to secure their money.

But when you cash out and it still wins? That’s where the real regret kicks in.

Which is more regrettable: not cashing out and having the bet lose anyway? That’s even more regrettable.

[Russlenat]

But when you cash out and it still wins? That’s where the real regret kicks in.

Which is more regrettable: not cashing out and having the bet lose anyway? That’s even more regrettable.

If you can win or lose that kind of amount you cashed out regularly, then I don’t think it should be something to regret.

Let’s say the cash-out offer is $100, but you have the potential to win $1,000 if you don’t take it. For me, I’d let the game finish since the outcome is still uncertain anyway, and I’d go for the $1,000. I can live with losing $100, but letting a $1,000 chance slip away? That’s not something I could easily pass on. That’s my mindset as a gambler.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

But when you cash out and it still wins? That’s where the real regret kicks in.

Which is more regrettable: not cashing out and having the bet lose anyway? That’s even more regrettable.

If you can win or lose that kind of amount you cashed out regularly, then I don’t think it should be something to regret.

Cashing out regularly either it comes out successful or not is the best option to take, it gives you that sense of getting partial winning anytime you stake, and then your emotional intelligence is set strong to be ready for any outcomes. Whenever im winning 70% of all games, i cashout immediately, or whenever the cashout option has pop up on the home screen, I cashout immediately too.

That should be the rules a player could set to be on the safe side.

[BABY SHOES]

But when you cash out and it still wins? That’s where the real regret kicks in.

Which is more regrettable: not cashing out and having the bet lose anyway? That’s even more regrettable.

If you can win or lose that kind of amount you cashed out regularly, then I don’t think it should be something to regret.

Let’s say the cash-out offer is $100, but you have the potential to win $1,000 if you don’t take it. For me, I’d let the game finish since the outcome is still uncertain anyway, and I’d go for the $1,000. I can live with losing $100, but letting a $1,000 chance slip away? That’s not something I could easily pass on. That’s my mindset as a gambler.

Yes, whatever you cash out regularly is never regretted... even though there's always a little frustration.

There's a chance to win $1,000, but a parlay bet isn't guaranteed to go smoothly, so it's better to take the smaller offer than the bigger one that's uncertain. 

But remember, I don't always cash out on parlay bets either... sometimes it's better to let the offer pass and wait until the game is over. 

In this case, what I often notice is that most parlay bets are cashed out.