Post-Win Behavior in Gambling

[AmoreJaz]

I guess when you’re already satisfied there’s no reason to keep gambling for the rest of the day. Some people can’t enjoy their winnings because they get too greedy. They don’t set a goal and they’re never content. They forget they won because of luck, and luck doesn’t stay forever. In the end they lose everything chasing more.

We don’t want to be like that. When luck is on our side, we should just enjoy the win and call it a day.

As I only have limited time to gamble, I make sure that I only have allocated budget per session. So if I already hit my limit, whether I am losing or winning, I stop my game and call it a day. With that manner, I can say, I have the upper hand of my gambling activities. And if I win, I know that I need to take advantage of it because with my previous experiences, I know that it is not always that I am on the positive side.

[aioc]

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?

I prefer to enjoy my winnings rather than risk losing them and end up with a miserable life. I experience the hardship of winning, then trying to extend my luck by playing more when I should have stopped and enjoyed my winnings.
I lost all my winnings and had a miserable whole month. From then on, I preferred to enjoy my winnings, no matter the amount. I highly recommend it's not good to be too greedy, you only extend your playing if you're ready to lose your winnings.

[DaNNy001]

Whenever I win big i take a break because that's the smartest move you can make at that time...if you keep on gambling there's a high chance that you might end up blowing your account your profit and stake might just go to waste..one way to utilize your wins effectively is to withdraw immediately after winning and stay away from gambling for a certain period of time so you don't get tempted to keep on chasing wins

[CryptoYar]

Your strategy of quitting early when you win big is great and smart method of gambling since it is main rule to keep your money and stay profitable in long run. Two kinds of gamblers show difference between controlled person who takes win as finished deal and person who looks for excitement. By quitting, you take away temptation to keep playing and lose your profits, since you know that longer you play, more casino has advantage on you, that is, your decision to stop playing and save your winnings is difference between successful money manager and one who will finally lose all his or her money.

[virasisog]

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?

There are times that I would quit and stay low for sometime when I manage to gain a big win in gambling, but there are also times that I would try a few more games that would lead to losing everything that I gain.
But if I would chose I would rather quit and secure it, than to continue in risking it just to prove that I am lucky.
There are times that I could control my greed specially when the amount is too much for me, when it is something that could make my life easier for a couple of weeks or even months.
And we could only consider it as a win if we have it or stopped playing, it doesn't matter how much it is if in the end we would only lose it.

[MiF]

I guess when you’re already satisfied there’s no reason to keep gambling for the rest of the day. Some people can’t enjoy their winnings because they get too greedy. They don’t set a goal and they’re never content. They forget they won because of luck, and luck doesn’t stay forever. In the end they lose everything chasing more.

We don’t want to be like that. When luck is on our side, we should just enjoy the win and call it a day.

As I only have limited time to gamble, I make sure that I only have allocated budget per session. So if I already hit my limit, whether I am losing or winning, I stop my game and call it a day. With that manner, I can say, I have the upper hand of my gambling activities. And if I win, I know that I need to take advantage of it because with my previous experiences, I know that it is not always that I am on the positive side.

Gambling can be enjoyed only if you have unlimited time to gamble. Sometimes, if you start gambling when you have little time, then you cannot enjoy the pleasure. We must take care of some aspects while playing so that we do not waste time gambling excessively. Sometimes, if we lose too much, we cannot go crazy to recover those money.

[Accardo]

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.

On an actual sense it could be a lie but nobody chooses or concludes for another gamer's behavior or motive towards a huge win. They should be some players who have concluded that whenever they hit it big would be their last time of gambling. Although a lot of players won't keep to this self promise, yet those who would are there, in a small number. In a short definition, these kind of gamers are the real winners against the house edge.

[libert19]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again?

Yes.

As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

I mean, I wouldn't say I gamble to win, but winning big is certainly something I would like so yes, I would gladly accept the win and stop.

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

There is part of me that would like to continue, but I'd like to go with rational part of me and stop playing.

[junder]

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 was once in a position where I was chasing winnings and yes it might be said to be a phase where I was addicted to gambling so when I got the winnings I didn't immediately withdraw them but chased bigger wins with the result that often happened of course was losing back everything I had got, but because of an incident that made me realize so now-now with even small wins I am easy to withdraw them, so I don't waste the opportunity.
Honestly, I myself feel better to be able to control myself well such as not prolonging the gambling session by depositing more and more money to chase the victory and easily withdraw the profits that have been obtained, this is better than before.

[rodskee]

Here is what i do after a 'big' win. I withdraw a large chunk of my winning, i never fail to do that, but i leave a little portion of my winnings in the casino, with which i would start off with when i return. As for when i would return to gambling after a big win, it simply depends on my mood, i can start playing again after my withdrawal or take a break, but one thing i must do is take out a great part of my winnings.

I do that because if i leave all of my winnings in the casino, seeing that huge bankroll could tempt me to increase my stakes and aim for bigger winnings. That usually doesn't end well, so i make sure to avoid it.

it is very nerve wracking because you would want to maximize your winnings so you try again you tell yourself one last time just to make the profit grow but of course there is always the chance that you end up walking away with nothing so once you have hit your goals learn to walk away and turn your back it is better to leave with the amount you already have than nothing at all

[jcojci]

Stopping gambling will be good if you have already won. You need to calm down your emotions and avoid thinking about continuing to gamble and chasing more wins. It will make sense to stop and not rush anything especially your win. You rarely win the games so when you get the opportunity to win and that is much money, you should stop gambling immediately and close your browser and then leave it. Stopping early will be good to prevent the will to keep gambling.

[purple_sparkles]

If I’m lucky and win what I consider a decent amount, I usually withdraw it and spend it on little pleasures I can afford with that money, it could be various purchases, a night out, or a short trip somewhere for fun. For me, gambling is entertainment, and I believe the money won should be spent on the same kind of enjoyable things.

[Questat]

If I’m lucky and win what I consider a decent amount, I usually withdraw it and spend it on little pleasures I can afford with that money, it could be various purchases, a night out, or a short trip somewhere for fun. For me, gambling is entertainment, and I believe the money won should be spent on the same kind of enjoyable things.

It’s only right to enjoy when we win, but that kind of mindset mostly comes from casual gamblers. Those who do it regularly think differently, they just cash out and enjoy some profit once they see they’re up for the month. No need for the hype, just steady play and discipline.

Honestly, I can’t even remember the last time I won big and really celebrated it. These days I’m more focused on consistency like mostly single bets, one game at a time. Even if I win today, there’s no guarantee I’ll win tomorrow. It’s just a “win some, lose some” kind of thing, but as long as I’m having fun, I’m good with that.

[Cantsay]

If I’m lucky enough to win something decent from just playing a few rounds I’d quit and call it a day. But if my aim is to gamble for fun, I have a strategy for it, first I’d instantly withdraw my initial deposit from my account and then use whatever is left to keep playing, if I’m still lucky and win more I’d make another withdrawal again this time I’ll make sure the amount left in the account is very small so I won’t stay long or be tempted to redeposits those money back into my account.

So my initial intention determines if I’d call it a quit or if I’d stick with the gambling for a long time, I wasn’t too interested I’d quit but if I really missed gambling I’d stay but still play it safe.

[Cyber_warrior]

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?

I don’t gamble with so much money, and am not the type that gamble with little amount and I will be expecting to win huge amount of money, I always gamble with little amount of money, I will pick little odds and will little amount of money. Actually even if I win huge amount of money, that’s not going to stop me from gambling, I will just make sure i withdraw the amount which I need to take care of the things which I need, then I will continue gambling with the rest. Winning cant make me stop gambling, because that’s not my primary aim.

[Sandra_hakeem]

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's that even possible?? I mean most people are early to the game... So they get their cash and move out, but some are always unfortunate that don't even get to buy a snack from it, talk more of doing something reasonable; they're always in search of a bigger plater, which usually takes everything from them

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?

[salad daging]

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

Likes to win big and then stop and pull out all the money won to enjoy.
But mostly what I do is leave a little balance in the account to try my luck again, maybe the balance set aside is 20% of the total win.

Even if I lose it doesn't matter because I already have 80% cash from the winnings so it's still safe.

But sometimes there are still people playing and continuing even though they have won, a sense of dissatisfaction is always there but when you lose it all, regret comes at the end - that's what you don't want.

[MRY]

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?

I don’t gamble with so much money, and am not the type that gamble with little amount and I will be expecting to win huge amount of money, I always gamble with little amount of money, I will pick little odds and will little amount of money. Actually even if I win huge amount of money, that’s not going to stop me from gambling, I will just make sure i withdraw the amount which I need to take care of the things which I need, then I will continue gambling with the rest. Winning cant make me stop gambling, because that’s not my primary aim.

It may appear logical to use money when playing a game, and it is a thin border between spending money to have fun and becoming an addict. When you still gamble and you are not thinking about winning then it could be that you are employing gambling to fulfil an emotional desire. In it, victory and defeat are not as important as the very process of gambling may be effective. In case you can break the habit without feeling anxious at all, that is why the risk is low, and it is necessary to pay attention when you feel that pleasure was transformed into something uncontrollable.

[AVE5]

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?

I'm not investing or treating gambling as a source of income so I don't have a particular jackpot price in mind that'd make me quit gambling.
You don't even know the influence behind hitting on the jackpot attracts addiction if you're not a responsible gambler. You'll surely have the urge to win more . So I don't think I who's playing for the entertainment would even afford to quit gambling for a jackpot when my account are in good conditions.
I'll gamble even more while I keep maintaining my responsible lanes.

[Orpichukwu]

Whenever I win big i take a break because that's the smartest move you can make at that time...if you keep on gambling there's a high chance that you might end up blowing your account your profit and stake might just go to waste..one way to utilize your wins effectively is to withdraw immediately after winning and stay away from gambling for a certain period of time so you don't get tempted to keep on chasing wins

Existing after a big win is a nice move which everyone should consider because at that moment you win; if you don't control yourself, it can lead to raising your betting amount based on your confidence level increasing, which might lead to a fast burning of your balance, and if the balance reduces below what you have raised it to, you will be triggered to start chasing your losses.