Your Psychological ability is your therapy.

[junder]

When greed comes into play in betting, the decision can change. The level of greed in betting should definitely be kept at a tolerable level. I myself have regretted many such bets. Sometimes it was a big mistake to cash out my money and sometimes it was a big mistake not to cash out. These situations happened more often when I had high expectations. One should definitely review the decision well before placing a bet.

Indeed, I think greed is something that everyone who gambles has experienced, but the difference is that some people can control it well, while others can't. Furthermore, we should gamble prepared to lose and only deposit what we can afford. Greed and other feelings arise, I believe, because they aren't prepared to lose. Conversely, when they win, they follow it with greed, not by immediately withdrawing their winnings.
While sometimes cashing out is a big mistake, and sometimes, not cashing out is a big mistake, the important thing is not to assume that gambling will guarantee a profit.

[₿itcoin]

Im laughing, but its true, the worst feeling isnt actually the loss, its when you cash out early &  see that bet eventually wins, LoL . Believe me, that feeling is worse than the loss ! ! 😂

But you are right, controlling your emotions is half the battle in gamblin world. If you can keep your head cool &  not let greed or panic control your moves, then you are already way ahead of most gamblers.  Discipline is the real therapy here, , not just winning

[Davidvictorson]

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

People with cashout early experiences may or may not have any of the negative emotions which you have described. I think that with more years of expereinces in gambling comes desensitization effects. Would you feel as disappointed as you would have felt when you were just starting out gambling and lost than when you are in your year 3 or 4 of gambling? I don't think so. They are very different feelings. Any one that is gambling and suffers emotional breakdown that affects them for more than an hour is still a newbie gambler. We usually shroud off those feeling as we become more experienced.

[Hardyrobust]

 It is always greed and the motive or drive of making huge profit from gambling that's the reason why some person may feel that it is wrong to cash out game half way. Even if it happens that the whole game happens to play as predicted at the end of the day and I don't  see the reason why they should feel sad about it. To me as long as our betting is already in profit there shouldn't be any reason why we should hesitate to cash out if given the option

[KingJaz]

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..

Never regret your decisions, whether you cash out early or decide to hold till the end, it’s all part of the game. Once the choice is made, let it go. Regret only drains your peace of mind and makes you doubt yourself the next time. At that moment, you made the best decision you could with the information and feeling you had. Sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn’t. What really matters is staying calm enough to learn from the outcome and move forward with a clearer mindset.

[EluguHcman]

Im laughing, but its true, the worst feeling isnt actually the loss, its when you cash out early &  see that bet eventually wins, LoL . Believe me, that feeling is worse than the loss ! ! 😂

But you are right, controlling your emotions is half the battle in gamblin world. If you can keep your head cool &  not let greed or panic control your moves, then you are already way ahead of most gamblers.  Discipline is the real therapy here, , not just winning

Well... We can say the worse feelings may not be about the loss but that comes when we have already taken the available percentage of the profit out of FOMO while the game plays out successful. Lol.

But not when greed has caused us loosing everything when we had the chances for cashout. Then the loss will become the utmost problem because the green light does not give an uninterrupted guarantee.

So at the end the loos becomes the ultimate ultimate where the regrets becomes worse if we never had a single profit when we had the chance.