Post-Win Behavior in Gambling

[Davidvictorson]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

This is my gambling mentality. I learned it from a painful personal experience. We already know what I am talking about. You know when others share their own stories and strategies, it may not make any sense to you until you are in their shoes. If I don't quit, withdraw the winnings, log off and take some days off, I will lose the money definitely and end up with nothing. There is always another time and it makes me return back refreshed and ready to gamble again.

[Oasisman]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

This is for sure the right thing to do after a huge win, and I myself will have done this as well. But what you meant about not playing again is totally quitting a never ever in your life going to gamble again, I think that's kind of a huge lie. I mean there will always be some moments where you will think of trying your luck again and go gamble some times. I think we all could agree to this. So, best thing to do when situations like that occur is to minimize the spending this time.

[robelneo]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

How I wish I had the will to do this. I consider this a virtue. A gambler will always be a gambler and never quit on big wins; only after they exhaust everything and become wasted, but never after a big win.

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

So many of us are like this; we believe in the saying that we should strike when it's hot, or take the opportunity when it is presented to us. This is why many of us lose our winnings, then try to chase our losses —a vicious cycle we always forget until it happens again.

[Pandu Geddon]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

When I achieve a win, I will stop and make a withdrawal. Although sometimes I leave a little in the account to continue playing, it is just to satisfy my sense of enjoyment in the game. The most important thing for me is that the winnings have been withdrawn and I can enjoy them.
I am not confident about a streak of luck in one gaming session. We can be lucky at the start, but if we continue, all that happens is losing. At least, that is what I have experienced.

[Koadharber]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

I used to be the kind of gambler who kept playing after a win just to see how far the luck could go but over time i realized that kind of thinking never ends well because luck fades faster than we expect and once you lose the winnings the excitement quickly turns into regret so now i always cash out when i hit my target and take a break the best feeling is walking away with profit still in your account instead of giving it all back to the house.

Quitting while ahead takes discipline because that little voice in your head will always tell you to try one more round but that’s how most gamblers lose control setting a clear goal before you start playing like doubling your bankroll or hitting a specific profit helps you stick to your plan once you reach that point you stop no matter what. I’d say the smartest gamblers are those who know when to leave the table even if it feels like they could still win more luck is temporary but self control lasts long term and that’s what separates those who enjoy gambling responsibly from those who spiral into losses.

[₿itcoin]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

Actually most gamblers hurt themselves, not because of their own luck, but because they dont know when to stop. You are absolutely right about that, dude..

The idea that some people have, "I'm hot today," is as powerful as the devil who has spent everything he has. The smartest move is to take the money you have won &  let your dopamine cool off when you reach your goal. I have seen many people who have turned big wins into nothing, just because of their arrogant belief that no one can come close to them.

I think following the rules is much more important than luck. Remember, the win shown on the screen is not achieved until it leaves the screen &  enters your pocket

[palle11]

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

If I have had a winning streak, it is reasonable for me to take a break for sometime at least till the next gambling day so that you can be refreshed to think properly for the day because if you keep playing, the chances are high that you will become over confident to the game and might begin to lose attention. Like they will say pride will come before you fall, this is what a confident gambler may encounter if they continue to play in the face of winning. Winning and losing can affect a gambler in same way that will confuse you from thinking properly. I will step aside if I happen to have a level of winning so that I will be able to come back in with refreshed mind. Many gamblers have lost this way in regret.

[ejikeme24]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Yeah, but I must say that this method was adopted just recently over a year now, at first I was going with this method of waiting to see the end of my wining streak but I must say that the end wasn't that funny reason been that I end up losing back the money.

 I have done this experiment for like 3-4 times but, it all went badly then I decided to implement this method of withdrawing some portion of my win and then Lock it up or use it immediately to buy some stuffs like clothes or shoes.

[qwertyup23]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?


Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

During my younger days, I used to be the latter- I would exhaust all of my luck for that day after winning huge amounts of money just to see if I could repeat the same luck twice. More often than not, all of my winnings would be quickly converted to a loss in the process.

After maturing and understanding my purpose in gambling, I am now the person that you described on your first sentence. For every win that I experience, no matter how big or small, I would quickly cash out my money and call it a day.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

Personally, you should always strive to be the person that cashes out their winnings quickly. If you want to gamble just for the sake of entertainment, then gamble in small amounts so that you would still be able to enjoy your huge winnings for that day.

[Z_MBFM]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

Here, the behavior after winning in gambling will depend on his target. If someone has a target that he will go there only for fun and will come back from there after having fun for a while, then if he wins a big win, he can withdraw the money and stop gambling or it may be that since he went there only for fun, he will use that money to continue gambling. Again, if someone has the intention to double his money, then of course he will withdraw his winnings after making a will and come back from there. And if someone is an addicted and greedy gambler, then after making a big will, he will think that his luck is very good that day and he will continue gambling for something bigger without withdrawing the money.

[dunfida]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

Here, the behavior after winning in gambling will depend on his target. If someone has a target that he will go there only for fun and will come back from there after having fun for a while, then if he wins a big win, he can withdraw the money and stop gambling or it may be that since he went there only for fun, he will use that money to continue gambling. Again, if someone has the intention to double his money, then of course he will withdraw his winnings after making a will and come back from there. And if someone is an addicted and greedy gambler, then after making a big will, he will think that his luck is very good that day and he will continue gambling for something bigger without withdrawing the money.

It all depends on the type of gambler someone is and what their mindset looks like at that moment some people have a clear target before they even start playing maybe they just want to double their stake or hit a particular win once that happens they log off withdraw and go do something else for them it’s about discipline and knowing when enough is enough while others don’t really have that limit they see a big win as proof that they’re on a hot streak and instead of stopping they want to see how far the luck goes which usually ends with them losing everything they just made.

Personally i think it’s smarter to have a set plan before you start maybe something like once i’ve made a certain percentage profit i cash out no matter what happens after that because emotions can trick you into thinking the luck will keep flowing and that’s when mistakes happen if you’re playing just for fun maybe it’s fine to keep going for a while but if you’re trying to protect your bankroll or profit then quitting early after a good win is the best move. Greed and excitement are the biggest enemies in gambling and if you can control those two then you’ll always leave the table with something in your pocket instead of regrets later.

[mcdouglasx]

If I'm one of those people, I could simply go months without placing another bet, and that's the healthy way to deal with it. Many people challenge luck and continue playing hoping to make more money, but that tactic is dangerous because you could end up losing everything you won and even more than you expected. It often happens, so it's better to understand how chance works. A stroke of luck is rare and doesn't happen often, so if you get that stroke of luck, I recommend you stop betting. It doesn't necessarily have to be for months, but give yourself time to enjoy your victory, and then you can come back in peace.

[Alphakilo]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?


Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

During my younger days, I used to be the latter- I would exhaust all of my luck for that day after winning huge amounts of money just to see if I could repeat the same luck twice. More often than not, all of my winnings would be quickly converted to a loss in the process.

After maturing and understanding my purpose in gambling, I am now the person that you described on your first sentence. For every win that I experience, no matter how big or small, I would quickly cash out my money and call it a day.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

Personally, you should always strive to be the person that cashes out their winnings quickly. If you want to gamble just for the sake of entertainment, then gamble in small amounts so that you would still be able to enjoy your huge winnings for that day.

Sincerely, I only bet when I feel I can win and when that doesn't happen, I try again but not more than three trials even though I might be lucky to win big or cashout early.
Only small amounts at a time does the magic for me because using big amounts to bet on a lot of games is very risky and if I happen to have more than a ticket I have placed bet on, I don't add any other even if my friends or colleagues bring me a sure code to try out.

The fun I have when betting comes from me making my analysis and picking the odds myself. Copying codes from others often get me confused and takes away the fun from it and that's why I use my brain power to select my choice and watch it till it cuts or comes out with cash out option of which I could either leave or withdraw depending on how big the option is.

[leonair]

If I'm one of those people, I could simply go months without placing another bet, and that's the healthy way to deal with it. Many people challenge luck and continue playing hoping to make more money, but that tactic is dangerous because you could end up losing everything you won and even more than you expected. It often happens, so it's better to understand how chance works. A stroke of luck is rare and doesn't happen often, so if you get that stroke of luck, I recommend you stop betting. It doesn't necessarily have to be for months, but give yourself time to enjoy your victory, and then you can come back in peace.

If you cannot take a break from gambling, then no matter how much you win, your behavior will be gambling-oriented. And no matter how much you lose, you should always be responsible for your financial condition when gambling. Otherwise, you will not be able to control yourself and if you indulge in gambling, then your confidence in gambling will increase, due to which there will be a risk of becoming addicted to gambling more deeply. Not everyone's behavior is the same after winning in gambling, different people have different behaviors. However, most gamblers behave in such a way that they are very expert in gambling, so they try to convince others that they have won like this regularly.

[ScamViruS]

It's actually hard to say, and the decision also depends a lot on how big the winning amount is. If I win and stop gambling, it might be temporary, because one thing will always be on my mind, that I have found a shortcut in gambling and now I will win an even bigger amount if I start gambling again. A gambler is mentally attracted to gambling, which makes him return to gambling even if he doesn't want to. So I think the most effective way to quit gambling after winning big is to develop self-control.

[Marvelockg]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

How many gamblers in all honesty are able to do what you are saying? in this case, it is right to say that it is easier said than done because the post-win reaction is moment dependent. a certain person can win and try to control his urge to gambling again and same person at other time will go right back into gambling after he has won and end up loosing everything in the process. in all, post win behavior is generally influenced by the mood of the individual at such time. an over excited person can win and make some silly gamble decision that gets him back to square one.

[348Judah]

There could be series of behaviors that gamblers may be found doing the moment they have won a bet, some can be catching cruise with all manners of entertainment offers including women, alcohol and gambling more because they feels on top and have the money necessary enough for them to do and undo anything as they wanted, which is a form of lavish spending to me, instead of them to invest and make some savings and go softly.

[Akbarkoe]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

The emotions of the average person here are almost the same I think, I also do the same thing as what you said, when I get a win thinking that I am in hockey and continue to want more, there is always a greedy mind even though you have learned very much from the same mistakes repeated.
But I think you have matured and dared to stop and reduce the curiosity to bet more, it is a good choice to continue until you have strong principles and are not easily tempted again.

Enjoy every win you get, it's not easy to get it because of the amount of gambling you go through only the most losses.

[Moreno233]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

I have tried both options and I learnt several lessons from the process. I have tried stopping to gamble whenever I have a big win but sometimes when I stop that way, I will see all the other games I had in mind playing as predicted but in other times, they failed but from the little data I gathered in the process, stopping whenever there is a big win is the best option because it made me protect what I have won and not lose them. Continuing to gamble even after a big win is a soft display of greed and if not checked will lead to regrets.

[rakebit]

Post-win behavior can define how long your bankroll lasts. Many players chase another high right after winning that’s where discipline breaks. I usually lock in part of the profit and stop for a while, even if I feel “on a roll.”

Do you set a specific cash-out target after a win, or play until variance evens out?