Showing your cash out amount to people, any negative effect?

[Makus]

Showing your cashout to people has no negative effect whatsoever, some people think when they tell people about the bet they placed it's going to affect it, i wonder why people would be so superstitious. There is nothing about spirituality when it comes to gambling. This issue was actually simple, a cashout offer was provided but he wasn't satisfied with it because he got greedy and that's the reason why he lost, it has nothing to do with spirituality or telling others about the game he placed. Gambling is a game of uncertainty, anything can happen

[JoyMarsha]

Does that affect the game?
Is there any spiritual attachment to it?

Or is it just because some of the people that saw it will wish you bad luck?

What happens or any explanation you have on this?

If there are spiritual attachments to gambling, I think many gamblers will be going spiritual for that, to make sure they have wins in their bets rather than losses.

In the case we have seen so far in gambling, spirituality doesn't work in gambling. You can't win a bet by going spiritual or thinking that someone is the reason why you didn't win a bet. That's not possible because any game that will turn out a win or loss will be the same without anyone being the cause of it that they see it.

[sokani]

So what do you think about showing cash out amount to public and its final outcome?

Does that affect the game?
Is there any spiritual attachment to it?

Or is it just because some of the people that saw it will wish you bad luck?

What happens or any explanation you have on this?

But myself, I don't like to show my cash out.

Accepting that the lose is spiritual because the cashout was made public is lame. Even if he had not shown anyone, it won't have changed the outcome. Though I would agree that it did influence his decision making but it didn't change outcome. He took the advice of his friends, instead of sticking to his gut feeling and he lost. It's as simple as that and it's not spiritual.

[ozgr]

Showing your cashout to people has no negative effect whatsoever, some people think when they tell people about the bet they placed it's going to affect it, i wonder why people would be so superstitious. There is nothing about spirituality when it comes to gambling. This issue was actually simple, a cashout offer was provided but he wasn't satisfied with it because he got greedy and that's the reason why he lost, it has nothing to do with spirituality or telling others about the game he placed. Gambling is a game of uncertainty, anything can happen

Gamblers usually believe in luck, superstition, and energy. I don’t have any superstitions, but whenever I tell someone about a large amount of money I won, it somehow brings me bad luck. So I stopped telling anyone how much I win; even when I do win, I just say I lost instead 

[OgNasty]

I would say if it isn’t a huge amount and you’re showing good friends, it is probably not a problem. However, there are reasons why lotto winners occasionally try to claim their prizes in disguise. When you come into a lot of money there are no shortage of people who try to get their hands on some. It is usually best to keep that sort of thing to yourself.

[rdluffy]

Every time I share my bets, I end up losing, hahaha  
It's just a superstition that many bettors have in common, don't think it's rare
Most people here will say they aren't superstitious, but I bet they are

But seriously, I believe that most people end up not showing their bets value for privacy reasons, and most of the time, the amount doesn't matter to the subject in question

[hyudien]

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Essentially, the person was overconfident in the remaining two games and too greedy for the potential winnings. Ultimately, their actions turned out to be a huge mistake, and the loss had nothing to do with showing the remaining bets to others. That's a big myth.
The cashout feature is very useful in parlay betting. In the past, when I placed multiple matches in one bet, I almost always used this cashout feature because I learned from experience that most of my parlay bets were almost always lost in the last few games. It's better to win a little than nothing, which is more heartbreaking.

[Joeboy]

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in the gamblers case what affected him was simply greed and nothing else, like you said he was given an option to cash out but due to his greedy nature he choose otherwise due to too much optimism. That is why having too much optimism or confidence in gambling is very very risky. Always be contented with whatever profit you get, cash it out and move on...... Due to security reasons, it is very wrong to show others even close friends your cash out, but then gambling is purely physical, it has no spiritual attachments. Why I said so is that if gambling is spiritual in any way that means that anytime a spiritual person like a pastor or so gambles, he will be encountering only profit, while those who do not believe in spirituality will always be prone to constant loss.

[Findingnemo]

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Now, he feels that if he didn't share the information with his friends and others that the remaining games would have favoured him to win the full potential.
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This doesn't make any sense. He picked his options prior to this then there is no way sharing the information with others in the middle of the leg can influence him to do something, so why does he regret that? Does it mean he believes that his luck was gone just because people saw that he is winning?

[Franctoshi]

If he did not show the cash out to people, he will still lose.

Not spiritual.

I do not show cash out to people but this has happened to me before but mine was worse because it was only one game less but the odd was 1.01. The matches was the following day but there was not cash out at the time and I lost the bet after winning 9 matches yesterday, I lost the 1.01 odd match the following day. It was more than 10 odds in total.

If cash out was available at the time, I would have cashed out. This was probably 8 years ago or more, our local bookies do not support cash out at the time.

This Things can come in different ways,  two times recent experiences, one was the game between Manchester united and Liverpool, I played Manchester united to win, which the game was going in my favour before Liverpool equalised,  then they showed me a cash out when the game was a draw my friend said I should cash the money out so I don't finally lose everything, that Manchester United isn't gonna win again, immediately I cashed out, Man united scored another goal.

Now my friend again played a game, and the game was a draw, the moment he cash money they gave him, then team he was waiting to win now scored their wining goal. To better be on safer side I rather cash out when opportunity presents.

[GiftedMAN]

If he did not show the cash out to people, he will still lose.

Not spiritual.

I do not show cash out to people but this has happened to me before but mine was worse because it was only one game less but the odd was 1.01. The matches was the following day but there was not cash out at the time and I lost the bet after winning 9 matches yesterday, I lost the 1.01 odd match the following day. It was more than 10 odds in total.

If cash out was available at the time, I would have cashed out. This was probably 8 years ago or more, our local bookies do not support cash out at the time.

That's just it, whether he show or not he can either end up winning or losing, because in gambling one can't tell what will happen next, he might predicted he will win but gambling turns out to do the other way round, in this case no one should be blamed because he should know that he is dealing with gambling and he gats to be careful and do the needful by practicing responsible gambling.
That is why it's essential for gamblers to have self-control because with self discipline or control they can be able to resist greed and cash out, which might have saved the day from getting bad or worse.

[Hardyrobust]

There is a gambler who was suppose to cash out but because he was optimistic to win the remaining two games the next day, he left the cash and behold he lost it. He was given a cash out of $550 out of potential win of $1,000 but because he felt the two games remaining will favour him, he decided not to take the cash out.

Now, he feels that if he didn't share the information with his friends and others that the remaining games would have favoured him to win the full potential.

And some bettors too have also argued and said it was because he showed it to people that he didn't win it. Someone also said he advised him to go for the cash out since he has already made it a public information but he refused to cash it out.

So what do you think about showing cash out amount to public and its final outcome?

Does that affect the game?
Is there any spiritual attachment to it?

Or is it just because some of the people that saw it will wish you bad luck?
 
What happens or any explanation you have on this?

But myself, I don't like to show my cash out.

This is not the reason why the game didn't play, whether we shared or showed  a game that we are suyti cash out with strangers, it doesn't mean it will affect the game in a negative way. This has no spiritual attachment, is just that some person do feel that everything do has spiritual implications. The most important thing here is luck, as long as the luck is actually there regardless of how many person that see the game it will play. People should always learn not to be that greedy, as long as we are in profit we should always go for the cash out and we shouldn't forget that gambling is a game of luck.

[sompitonov]

That's just it, whether he show or not he can either end up winning or losing, because in gambling one can't tell what will happen next, he might predicted he will win but gambling turns out to do the other way round, in this case no one should be blamed because he should know that he is dealing with gambling and he gats to be careful and do the needful by practicing responsible gambling.
That is why it's essential for gamblers to have self-control because with self discipline or control they can be able to resist greed and cash out, which might have saved the day from getting bad or worse.

Showing a win, even a large one, would certainly make any normal player want to win that kind of money. Naturally, smart players understand how it works—it's actually very simple, because it's clear that there are both big wins and big losses in the game. But the important thing is that only one side of the story is shown, while the side with losses in the account history may not be shown. This, therefore, gives inexperienced players the illusion that they can do the same, and with great ease. Even my arguments about this won't convince them until they decide to test it themselves and their deposits.

[hedgeh0g]

Showing a win, even a large one, would certainly make any normal player want to win that kind of money. Naturally, smart players understand how it works—it's actually very simple, because it's clear that there are both big wins and big losses in the game. But the important thing is that only one side of the story is shown, while the side with losses in the account history may not be shown. This, therefore, gives inexperienced players the illusion that they can do the same, and with great ease. Even my arguments about this won't convince them until they decide to test it themselves and their deposits.

Of course, this is precisely how most players' brains are affected, so emotional balance and control are essential to avoid reacting to such images of a large balance after a win. It's just that it's obvious to me that there are also losses that no one wants to show, as society might think they're an unsuccessful player or a gambling addict who plays poorly. However, I believe that losses should also be shown, and there's nothing wrong with that; it's simply a warning to players about what could potentially happen to them. It's just that many players only want to win, not considering the possibility of losing, and almost all players think this way. Instead, we should think first about the worst-case scenario and what we'll do if that happens.

[yahoo62278]

You actually made me laugh a bit with this line

Does that affect the game?

Telling someone you have 2 games left in a parlay or showing the slip does nothing to the outcomes of the games. Be as superstitious as you want, but it still doesn't affect the outcome of the games. Some people really go overboard with their beliefs. They're allowed but it doesn't make their belief and less silly.

[mindrust]

It doesn’t affect the outcome that’s for sure but it has bad psychological effects on the bettor. “What if I did this, what if I did that…” those questions will come one after another. “I wish I haven’t done old anybody about this bet, now they know how much i lost” Well, it is just like gambling itself. Had we won, he would have bragged about his winnings. When he loses, it becomes a pain in the ass to look like a loser. This is a knife that cuts both ways. If you don’t want to experience pain, either don’t play or don’t tell anybody that you play. If you are going to spread the word, then grow a pair and take the outcome like a baws. Remember, a wise man once said “One man’s bottom is another man’s shield.” The quote means, today’s loser can become tomorrow’s victor.

[Slimzeee]

I believe everyone should be the final dictator of their destinies. The person giving advice to cash out or not is not sure of the outcome either, as he has not seen the final score too, so I don't really think it will make much difference. The most important thing is going with your conscience and fully understanding what works for you.

If you show it to someone else and he/she advises you to cash out, and then the game booms later on, would there be another thread on how not to listen to outsiders?

Finally, show your cashout to a friend to seek advice in some cases, and keep it to yourself in others, but know that you are fully responsible in all cases

[Fredomago]

That cash out option is for the gambler to decide if he choose to push thru expecting that he may win that's a decision on his own even you show it to someone or not if the fate of those upcoming games are not on your favor automatically you'll lose that chance to win. There's no affiliation or a y link if ever someone saw your options or knows your options not unless the game can be manipulated that's the only thing that I know which will have a very big impact in terms of the possible results.

[dimonstration]

So what do you think about showing cash out amount to public and its final outcome?

Does that affect the game?
Is there any spiritual attachment to it?

Or is it just because some of the people that saw it will wish you bad luck?

What happens or any explanation you have on this?

But myself, I don't like to show my cash out.

Completely different matter and doesn’t affect each other. The will bet is destined to lose regardless if he didn’t show it to a friend.

They called it “jinx” but it’s just a superstition doesn’t have any proof to back it. The only negative you can get is the criticism from the people that knew your bet was lose after you show it to them.

Showing off a cash out is useless since the money is still not yours unless you already avail it.

[Floxynice]

People will always look for a way to find an excuse for their misfortunes. There is no spiritual implication involved. The only thing that would happen is that you might start getting some opinions that will influence your decisions. Some friends will influence you to cash out immediately to avoid losing everything. This is possible to happen and there is nothing spiritual about it. Another possible thing that would happen is that you would likely share your earnings with the people you told about your cash out. So before you talk to anyone about your gambling plans, think about what's at stake.