Post-Win Behavior in Gambling

[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?

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 get the point? I don't even have any form of expectations in my mind whenever I gamble, so if the games don't come out as planned, I'll just, not worry about anything else ... I learn from every bit of the experience I have, even when I get win sometimes.

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.

Hitting the jackpot only stirs you up and strengthens your gut to take even bigger risk than what just paid you... It makes you feel drunk in certainty that you can always win over and over again, so that alone can keep you around till the jackpot is scraped off your wallet again.

[rojan]

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.

Sometimes it is very difficult to understand when you face a big loss while gambling. Because I have seen several times when I started gambling, I did not even realize when a few hours had passed. I realized at that time when I saw that I had completely lost the money I had taken to gamble. However, different people approach gambling in different ways. Many people gamble to enjoy themselves. On the other hand, many people gamble to earn money, so I think there are many differences between them.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

For me, I gamble mostly for fun, I don't treat gambling as an activity that I have or must make money from at all cost, though sometimes, if in the process of gambling; and I won and made a good profit, I try to secure that, I don't (because I am or was playing for fun) decide to deliberately continue gambling and losing until the entire money I won is lost again, no, this is stupidity.

But when I win, depending on the amount that I won, I could decide to quit playing at that moment, withdraw the money I made as profit, and use the money for something significant so that i could have something to always point to and say, "this is what I did with money I made from gambling".
So, this is the type of gambler That I am, in as much as I gamble mostly for fun, I am not a reckless gambler, I try as much as possible to apply wisdom, make the most out of my money whether it be for spending little by little playing for a longer period of time, or preserving what ever profit I made from playing a game.

[junder]

Hitting the jackpot only stirs you up and strengthens your gut to take even bigger risk than what just paid you... It makes you feel drunk in certainty that you can always win over and over again, so that alone can keep you around till the jackpot is scraped off your wallet again.

It is true that reactions like this can be experienced by all players, not only by getting the jackpot, but sometimes even small wins can make our courage bigger and increase our self-confidence, which has a big chance of making gambling continue. This is a common reaction in my opinion.

But not all players experience the same thing with the winnings they have obtained, there are those who really lose control of themselves to the point where they lose all the profits they have gained, and there are those who manage to withdraw their profits when they think the game will no longer give them a win, I myself have experienced both. How about you?.

[Text]

For me it really depends on the mood & how the game is going but most of the time once I hit a good win especially if it’s already double my starting amount I prefer to cash out & call it a day. I learned the hard way before that chasing more wins after a lucky streak usually ends up the opposite way so now I’d rather enjoy the win, treat myself a bit & come back another time w/ a fresh mindset. Discipline is really the key when it comes to gambling.

[Dunamisx]

Once winning has been experienced, gamblers can choose to behave as it pleases them depending on how this comes up in their minds, but everything is expected to be done moderately in other to avoid being careless of any moves made after having a huge winning and later we have nothing to show about it, mostly, the spending aspect has to be done with perfect control and we have to plan ourselves over the next step of interest to take.

[fruktik]

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

Do you withdraw the entire amount at once or leave a small amount in your account? I, for example, prefer to keep a small portion in a deposit so I don't have to deposit my own funds next time. I always buy something with my winnings to experience that taste of victory. Of course, such moments can be counted on one hand, but they have happened.

I once managed to win enough money to buy a good used car. It was a pleasant moment. I never thought something like that could happen to me.

[Shinpako09]

Well, I’ve set a limit for both wins and losses each day. Whichever comes first, I’ll stop and come back tomorrow. As for taking a break, I usually do that whenever I have consecutive losses for days. But when it comes to winning, nah, I play every day. Although it’s necessary to take a break so you won’t get carried away, I don’t. It’s not that I don’t want to, it’s just really hard to stop myself. I feel very confident, even though I know my winning streak will only last a few days.

[michellee]

I chose to stop gambling and leave the casino. That is the best decision for me because I can eliminate the will to chase more wins. I can not have more wins especially if I already won before. So stopping gambling will be my choice and leave it while I can enjoy my win.

I realize that if I continue gambling, I can lose more money including the win money I won. That will make me regret and I can not forget it easily. We must realize that winning a big amount is a blessing so we need to be grateful and use the win money we win for ourselves.

But if they still want to chase more wins, they must accept the risks of losing money. There is no guarantee they can win more but they will have a chance to lose.

[bitbollo]

It's always best to have a plan of what should be the daily program. Like with tennis open, you had at least 10 hours of matches to bet daily!
It's really crazy if you think, and if you don't plan your activity you can play without no ends. Even make many betting attempts due to nice odds and many events available.
A kind of program to be followed should be always in place. You need at least few hours of pauses daily, that include a full break for food and so on.
No, long betting sessions are the worst....

[LogitechMouse]

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?
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How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

When the day comes that I win, I will not withdraw my funds, but I'll quit and call it a day. I'll use that funds again for the next day. I'm not the type of gambler where I will withdraw my funds on a gambling website (unless I really need the money for some reasons). I'll gamble the next day if I win, and if I lose, I will lose all of it on the same day.

Unfortunately, there are many gamblers out there where they don't know when to stop if they're winning. They are very greedy, that even though they double or tripled their initial capital already, they still want more hence, gamble more. They'll gamble more until the time comes where luck isn't on their side anymore therefore, they will lose all of their profits plus their initial capital. If they lose, they'll find a way to have money to recover their losses, and the cycle keeps going on, and on, and on. This is why gamblers are getting addicted to gambling.

[Dickiy]

I fall into the first category you mentioned. Usually, when I win, especially if the winnings double my initial investment, I immediately stop and withdraw my winnings.

It would be a mistake to think that I don't feel greedy at all when I'm in a situation like that. Much like anyone else, my mind keeps pushing me to keep trying to win more, but my conscience tells me otherwise, as I've often regretted my greed before.

But I don't quit completely; I just take a break, at least a week after my win, and then I return to playing.

[ZeroVinsonN]

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 actually am, you see once I have made good gain from any bets I place I tell myself that that's enough profit for today and push all of my other gambling plans to the next day, it only on very rare occasions that I keep gambling until until my winning streak end and in those scenarios I don't let myself lose to much, the moment I realize that my winning luck is gone I stop there and leave with whatever winning I have left with me, this is because I've come to understand that the moment you start gambling like you want to prove something to yourself you start losing.

[Z390]

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 last time I won big in gambling it took me three weeks to come back , the amount I won was so big if I measure with how much I risked, the money I risked was very little and I won big amount, many would say its not big enough but it is to me.
Many people find it hard to take some time off after winning some money, there are some gamblers that will resume gambling the following day because they can't control their emotions after wining some money. It's better to take some time off after a win.
I have also see someone who lost everything he won because he was too eager to win even more, I thought he will keep getting lucky and he learned the hard way.

[Vaculin]

I have also see someone who lost everything he won because he was too eager to win even more, I thought he will keep getting lucky and he learned the hard way.

Getting luckier... well, that’s what we like to believe, but in reality, luck is only temporary.
We shouldn’t force it too much.. sometimes we win, and that’s when we need to learn to be content.

If we really want to chase that feeling of luck, then go for the big ones.. in sports betting, that’s a huge parlay, and in slots, it’s spinning until you hit the jackpot.

[Orpichukwu]

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.

Sometimes it is very difficult to understand when you face a big loss while gambling. Because I have seen several times when I started gambling, I did not even realize when a few hours had passed. I realized at that time when I saw that I had completely lost the money I had taken to gamble. However, different people approach gambling in different ways. Many people gamble to enjoy themselves. On the other hand, many people gamble to earn money, so I think there are many differences between them.

How did you lose without even noticing that your balance was burning out? Were you not seeing your balance depreciating and accounting for the number of losses you experienced in each of the games? Even without checking your bet history, unless there is something distracting you, you should be able to know that you are not on the winning side when a higher percentage of all games played end up in losses and the winnings don't hit big. If you experience such, sometimes it's better you close for the day and don't try to fund your account again, as it might end up the same way.

[danherbias07]

Withdraw and quit for a while after winning big.

That's what I did after I won $500 in slots. I bought a new mattress and some kitchen stuff. Then, I took the kids and my wife to the mall, and we ate a good dinner.
I like enjoying the money that was won from a bit of spending. I don't like trying to go for more and thinking about there might be one more big win that will happen. The possibility of that happening is very low.
As much as possible, we must always enjoy what we won and use it as a reset button for all the stress we went through before receiving it.

[bakasabo]

I am the kind of person, who withdraw or will withdraw all the money immediately after a large win. Reason for doing that is temptation to continue gambling with increased bet risk. I have spotted that after a large win, I leave amount of my deposit plus a little bit of profit, continue gambling and increase odds or go test other games. You know how it happens, lose a little bit there, play few rounds of different game, make few spins in slots (which is illogical, as few spins never bring anything good despite being very lucky. its like throwing money away), and in the end you realize that large amount was lost. To prevent that, I better leave casino and return later.

[Oluwa-btc]

Quitting early after winning double or higher will be the best decision. We can't always repeat winning double money or even lower so rather than lose that win money, it is better to know the situation and quit gambling.

We can enjoy winning money especially if the win is big. We don't have to bother thinking about winning a bigger win because we get the money. I prefer to quit gambling after winning and not tempting more winning. I know the risks will be big for me so before that happens, I will leave the casino.

I should enjoy the money and not think about gambling. I can return to casinos after taking a break. There is no need to rush returning to the casino because we have much time to return.

I'm not a fan of post win behavior but along the line,I believe I'll be giving in to positivity,more profit and growth instead of addiction.Every gambler have their way of reacting to every of their wins.Even so,many other players have experienced harmful consequences from post win behavior;something that starts as a reward becomes a trap if you're not careful enough.

[The Cryptovator]

I am not a good gambler at all, but if I found a life-changing opportunity by winning a big amount, then most probably I will leave gambling. Though not forever, likely I would gamble sometimes for fun or by influence of previous gambling habits. Because I definitely will withdraw all the funds that I win, and I will invest all of them in real life. Most probably I will buy land, which means I will never sell it for gambling again. So my winnings fund will be locked by investing.

I am witness to how gamblers lost their big win. He wins a big amount that is enough to lead a rich life if he invests those funds in real life, even with a low risk. But instead of withdrawing all the funds, that guy constantly gambled; as a result, he lost everything and became a loan defaulter. That's the biggest lesson for me, though often I don't gamble. But whatever I earned from the trading, I just keep cashing out and investing. Though still I am trading, but I have used profits in real life.