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[lionheart78]

No offense to anyone, this is just based on my own experience. I noticed that I’m more satisfied when I withdraw a bigger amount instead of small wins every time. That’s why now, I’m thinking of withdrawing maybe once a week on average, instead of doing it too often.

I am also one of thlse who fancy big amount withdrawal, it is also the main reason why I target 5x to 10x amount of my deposit as my gambling session winning goal and the sign to end my gambling session whenever i hit such target winning goal. 

Withdrawing big amount of money is very satisfying I bet no one will argue with that 😁.

[gunhell16]

I think sometimes you really have to adjust your habits a bit, because if you keep withdrawing every time you win, honestly it just adds more stress in the long run. I get it, we all want to cash out as soon as we win since it gives that quick feeling of fulfillment, like “okay, I got something.”

But then later, you realize you’ll probably deposit again just to keep gambling, and that’s where the problem starts, because next time you might not even be lucky anymore. So in the end, it kind of feels like a waste of time, going in circles.

It's about withdraw your profit from bets, not withdraw all money in your gambling account as far as I understood this idea. Like you deposit $200 for bets and after a while, you manage to win for increasing the fund to $250 or $300, you can withdraw your $50 or $100 as profit and save it somewhere beyond the casino. You will still have the initial gambling fund $200 for future bets without need of deposit any extra money.

It's helpful for gamblers to be disciplined and self-controlled their max gambling fund and won't exceed it while when they have profit, they save it for avoiding over betting with both initial fund and temporary profit.

This principle can be applied for trading and generally, if gamblers or traders can do it well, it's good risk and capital management.

Well, you’re right about that because this is exactly what we gamblers should be doing, and we can only achieve this if we truly have self-discipline. It sounds so simple to do, but why is it that most casino players just can’t seem to manage it?

It’s because a positive mindset always dominates their thoughts to the point where they no longer consider the losses they might experience once they start playing. If we all just thought this way, I’m certain there wouldn't be any gambling addicts.

[aleks86]

You are right that safe and fast withdrawals are the most important thing, maybe I just often withdraw small amounts so it makes me think that $1 is a high amount, I rarely deposit more than $50, sometimes even less than $15 when withdrawing only winning a little, the withdrawal fee feels a little painful LOL

I think sometimes you really have to adjust your habits a bit, because if you keep withdrawing every time you win, honestly it just adds more stress in the long run. I get it, we all want to cash out as soon as we win since it gives that quick feeling of fulfillment, like “okay, I got something.”

But then later, you realize you’ll probably deposit again just to keep gambling, and that’s where the problem starts, because next time you might not even be lucky anymore. So in the end, it kind of feels like a waste of time, going in circles.

No offense to anyone, this is just based on my own experience. I noticed that I’m more satisfied when I withdraw a bigger amount instead of small wins every time. That’s why now, I’m thinking of withdrawing maybe once a week on average, instead of doing it too often.

Since 2up.io doesn't pay out large balances, you absolutely shouldn't do this. When my balance reached its highest level in my history, they immediately closed my account. So, 2up.io is a scam and you shouldn't play there. You should choose a different casino.

[gunhell16]

You are right that safe and fast withdrawals are the most important thing, maybe I just often withdraw small amounts so it makes me think that $1 is a high amount, I rarely deposit more than $50, sometimes even less than $15 when withdrawing only winning a little, the withdrawal fee feels a little painful LOL

I think sometimes you really have to adjust your habits a bit, because if you keep withdrawing every time you win, honestly it just adds more stress in the long run. I get it, we all want to cash out as soon as we win since it gives that quick feeling of fulfillment, like “okay, I got something.”

But then later, you realize you’ll probably deposit again just to keep gambling, and that’s where the problem starts, because next time you might not even be lucky anymore. So in the end, it kind of feels like a waste of time, going in circles.

No offense to anyone, this is just based on my own experience. I noticed that I’m more satisfied when I withdraw a bigger amount instead of small wins every time. That’s why now, I’m thinking of withdrawing maybe once a week on average, instead of doing it too often.

That's a valid point, man. While some people may completely disagree with your post, others may understand what you're expressing. However, you make a valid point. You're right; if you're going to deposit anyhow, it's best to keep your first wagering money separate and remove as soon as you've saved up, say, $100 in profits.

Don't touch it until you reach that withdrawal goal, though, to avoid appearing inexperienced. Dude, I completely understand what you're saying. Of course, people will do whatever makes them happy; we’re just here to give them a heads-up.

[impulse709]

You are right that safe and fast withdrawals are the most important thing, maybe I just often withdraw small amounts so it makes me think that $1 is a high amount, I rarely deposit more than $50, sometimes even less than $15 when withdrawing only winning a little, the withdrawal fee feels a little painful LOL

I think sometimes you really have to adjust your habits a bit, because if you keep withdrawing every time you win, honestly it just adds more stress in the long run. I get it, we all want to cash out as soon as we win since it gives that quick feeling of fulfillment, like “okay, I got something.”

But then later, you realize you’ll probably deposit again just to keep gambling, and that’s where the problem starts, because next time you might not even be lucky anymore. So in the end, it kind of feels like a waste of time, going in circles.

No offense to anyone, this is just based on my own experience. I noticed that I’m more satisfied when I withdraw a bigger amount instead of small wins every time. That’s why now, I’m thinking of withdrawing maybe once a week on average, instead of doing it too often.

I fully realize what you are talking about. Depositing little deposits here and there will be enjoyable in short term but in long term it can prove to be stressful since you constantly deposit and hunt wins. It is much more rewarding to wait to withdraw after accumulation of a larger profit. It is also prudent to separate your first gambling funds and your gains- it is easier to make decisions out of those and keep everything in order. Each person will have their own withdrawal style, although it is less stressful and enjoyable as a whole with strategic planning of the process.

That's a valid point, man. While some people may completely disagree with your post, others may understand what you're expressing. However, you make a valid point. You're right; if you're going to deposit anyhow, it's best to keep your first wagering money separate and remove as soon as you've saved up, say, $100 in profits.

Don't touch it until you reach that withdrawal goal, though, to avoid appearing inexperienced. Dude, I completely understand what you're saying. Of course, people will do whatever makes them happy; we’re just here to give them a heads-up.

[MusaMohamed]

Well, you’re right about that because this is exactly what we gamblers should be doing, and we can only achieve this if we truly have self-discipline. It sounds so simple to do, but why is it that most casino players just can’t seem to manage it?

It’s because a positive mindset always dominates their thoughts to the point where they no longer consider the losses they might experience once they start playing. If we all just thought this way, I’m certain there wouldn't be any gambling addicts.

Doing things responsibly is really hard for most of us as we are mostly not too disciplined while being lazy and acting carelessly and arbitrarily is more easy to do. It's same from investment, trading to gambling, the majority are doing these thing irresponsibly that leads to common results that most people are losers while only the minority can be winners and have profit in long term.

With bets on casinos, people mostly do their bets in irresponsible ways and lose money but even if they gamble responsibly, it won't guarantee that they will get profit in long term. It only minimizes their risk of losing too much, too big money and with too fast losing rate.