Your Psychological ability is your therapy.

[EluguHcman]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

I think if we considered that emotional breakdown effects is unhealthy for us with the disappointment of loosing the bets, we can always appreciate every moment that our greed does not lead us to emotional risks..

As the topic title reads

[Odusko]

Some times game's with avaliable cashout can still become a losing game in the end even if the cashout is up to 80% the total winnings which is as good as winnings also, for me cashout is an added advantage for gamblers that have the courage to accept their present realities and calculate their risks in such a way that they are not totally put out if the lose or the dont also lose out on the winnings since they will definitely cashout more than the amount their bet with.

[Mia Chloe]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

Not cashing out and eventually losing the bet is not a bad thing depending on the gambler in question. Not everyone likes to cash out before the full game is over. Similarly some other gambler could argue that not cashing out is an expression of greed yeah it's only true based on his own perspective.

People who really place bets for fun hardly cash out some just bet on a game and forget they ever did and move on to watch the match. What's important is to not be too naive and optimistic about winning so your psychology is your edge in my opinion not exactly therapy.

[rodskee]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

Not cashing out and eventually losing the bet is not a bad thing depending on the gambler in question. Not everyone likes to cash out before the full game is over. Similarly some other gambler could argue that not cashing out is an expression of greed yeah it's only true based on his own perspective.

a gambler will regret cashing out if his initial bet has won he basically just gave away the win at that point but you just really have to accept what’s done is done

People who really place bets for fun hardly cash out some just bet on a game and forget they ever did and move on to watch the match. What's important is to not be too naive and optimistic about winning so your psychology is your edge in my opinion not exactly therapy.

it’s normal to feel excited or tense during placing a bet or during a match but if gambling runs your emotions too much then you might want to relax a bit and take a step back because gambling isn’t supposed to stress you out so much

[Furious 7]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

Actually in this case I think that when we are in a gamble whatever the decision when we are in the middle of it should not make us regret the situation because it is our own decision.

Regardless of cashout or not in the middle of the ongoing bet I don't think it is a reason that we doubt or anything because as long as we have enough and we are not too sure that the bet will end up profitable if continued then why force ourselves.
Maybe this will sound like someone who is quite skeptical but the decision taken when cash out in the end could be an advantage that we can get.
Some time ago I had multiple games and there were cash outs I could have made but I didn't which led to a loss in the last game.

So in this case I understand that in the end not all multi bets must be made until the end because the decisions we make determine the final fate of the bets we make.

[Russlenat]

The cash-out option in sports betting really made things harder. Before, we just placed our bets and waited for the result, win or lose, simple as that. Now with cash-out available, it feels more like trading and it adds stress to something that’s meant to be fun.

We can’t avoid it anymore since it’s part of most sportsbooks, but with enough discipline we can just ignore it and stick to our original bets.

[Charles-Tim]

Bettors should use small amount of money to bet which will really help them. It is not good to bet frequently and also not good to use huge amount of money to bet. Like the cash out, I bet on one or two matches and I do not like to cash out even if I am losing, just because I am able to afford to lose the money and because it is a small amount of money.

[Dr.Osh]

If I see a profit above 50%, I will cash out if possible, but if the situation is favorable, I will not cash out and believe in my initial prediction. How unlucky it is when I see a win but at the end of the game I lose, most of the time I cash out because I always doubt my prediction, rather than feeling anxious, I just do what I want

[Ivystar5]

Gamblers or bettors most of the time risk their emotional, Psychological and mental health in gambling through using an amount that looks furious to them and probably may not be able to take it smoothly on themselves if they loss it, that exactly has brought people to risk between cash out and letting the games play out. some times I usually place safe by risking it high with same amount but one plays out and the other I take the cash out, it definitely helps you a lot of Yiu have a set amount you use to gamble. Yet surely, how you perceive gambling is only going to be your therapy, because sometimes we may not be able to find consolation after a near miss loss.

[Perfectbaby]

In gambling we often regrets every action we have not taken or we have taken but we celebrate it when it comes out positively, forgetting that these things are what attributes to the gambling we involving ourselves. Of course when the negative results comes out we allow it to ruin our day or even affects our ways of reasoning but when the positive results comes out we term it to be our knowledge and how good we could be while gambling. The bottom line is, you are just that lucky that very day to have let your emotion didn't control you to have a cashout or not having cashout.

[Ojima-ojo]

Why should I place a bet when I know I am going to cash out on the long run, that doesn't make sense to me, although we have some gamblers that make use of cash out most times to their own advantage, but for me excitement is in the winning, and not the near winnings experience that comes with cashing out before game ends.

I just bet and walk away for a while then check to see where my luck will take me, sometimes it works against us and we lose all but since we bet with a small amount, it won't hurt.

[Wapfika]

I typically don’t check back the game when I available cash-out so no regrets on my side. I also rarely use cash-out since I want my prediction and bet to play through because that’s the essence of sports betting.

If you are scared to make your bet continue only means you are not 100% playing sports betting since there’s a fear that your analysis is wrong.

I believe the only time I use cash-out is when I bet pregame while on the actual game 1 player is out of the game.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Mental health is and should always be treated as a priority because it is the seat of power when it comes to making solid financial decisions that could make you a rich person, and that's why I prioritize the cash out option over waiting for the game I bet on to be successful at the end.

I don't want any mental stress over indepth analysis, so I just pick few easy games and play according to my pocket. It is quite stress-free and I always use the cash out for now unless am playing casino based games where I can only quit after few games of being unlucky.

[Onyeeze]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

I think if we considered that emotional breakdown effects is unhealthy for us with the disappointment of loosing the bets, we can always appreciate every moment that our greed does not lead us to emotional risks..

As the topic title reads

for me I don't have anything to regret if I've already made my cash out from the game I played, provided that the amount that I cash out is higher than the amount I bet with I will be happy that I have not lost my capital and I have made the profit no matter how little the profit is I will be excited because it is not easy to make a little profit from gambling, there is some people also who will be waiting for the game to play full and at the end of it the game end, so we should not be greedy it is a greatness that met some of us not to benefit from gambling sometimes that will be an option of cashing out but so many of us we ignore it because they are looking for a Higher money to cash out so at the point they will lose both their capital and the profit they supposed to make from cash not, at last I don't need to regret my cash out

[Nathrixxx]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

Cashout is not what we can just see like that, it's been done base on the calculations that has been made already on the game to be able to help us prevent losing the entire bet before the end of the match after which the match is in our favour to almost win the entire bet, while they take away the cash out opportunity the moment they realized that they are winning already against us, these all depends on how we can take the risk for either conditions applied to us.

[Richbased]

This will be the umpteenth time that we will be talking about the cash-out option. It's just same opinion which is not to gamble with your emotions. If you know that cashing out a bet will later become a problem for you when the bet eventually plays according to all your predictions, then you have to discard the use of the cashout option but if you know that cashing out and winning part of the total amount will not be a problem when the rest of the events plays as you predicted then you can cashout. Staking 2 bets that contains same events is also a way to outsmart the cashout feature because you will have the choice to cashout one of the bets while the other bet can still play all and you go home with the full amount. In all, never attach emotions to gambling, it will help you even in times when you have made a wrong decision while gambling.

[rachael9385]

We have directly or indirectly had cashout experience which at times we regrets the cashout after we later see the games played as predicted.
If you also don't cashout, every second of time which you know can conclude the games will keep you skeptic like you are exhausting your breaths in the very high risk state of health.

I think if we considered that emotional breakdown effects is unhealthy for us with the disappointment of loosing the bets, we can always appreciate every moment that our greed does not lead us to emotional risks..

As the topic title reads

Gambling plays with your psychology but this is something that you can put under control. Lets talk about the situation of cash outs,  whatever decision you make is not really something you should take seriously because you cannot know the outcome of gambling, if you cashout a game that plays out there's no way you would have known so there's no point in beating up yourself over it, that's why it is called gambling in the first place

[Royal Cap]

I think the decision to cash out is never easy, sometimes I think I could have made a profit if I waited a little longer and sometimes I could have gotten out early and avoided a big loss. The most important thing for me is to think about my mental health. And in my case every time I didn't cash out my money after winning big I ended up losing money by betting again. In fact controlling your mind is the hardest thing to do when you have a balance in your account. So in my opinion, logic is more important than emotion in betting otherwise you will regret it later.

[mcdouglasx]

I think that early cashout of the bet is more of an advantage than a disadvantage, it is better to regret winning a small percentage than to regret having continued if the bet results in losses, but it is true that this leaves a feeling of "I had to continue", but the most advisable thing is to assimilate that feeling and leave it aside so that the next time the dilemma presents itself to you again you have a clear mind and are not influenced by this, and if necessary you can withdraw early again without the pressure of continuing with the bet based on your last experience.

[STT]

Cash out is highly useful, its about time and money.  Sometimes you cannot watch, you got to go do something and the game might still turn so you want to at least put yourself into certain profit and thats the useful option it is.
   Ideally you arent forced to cash all of the bet, even better the bet size should never worry you this much and its not a big deal just a game.