When you’re supposed to stop but the sportsbook pulls you back in

[Cryptomultiplier]

There no sportsbook that would force you to go back to gamble even with the kind of bonus rewards or win they offer you, if you actually don't want to gamble. It all boils down to how disciplined you are with a decision you made and this is the bridge that seperate those who become addicted from those who don't become addicted but have control over their gambling habits.

[moneystery]

It's your luck, but looking at what you went through, if I were you, I would withdraw all the money and enjoy it... because if you try your luck at gambling again, there is no guarantee that the gambling will produce the results you hope for. So instead of regretting losing some or even all of the money, it's better to enjoy it, especially since the new year is approaching and you should enjoy it whether buying clothes or buying other things for yourself.

[FirmWars]

Do you mean that you are pulled back to continue betting anytime you win your bet? It shows you don't have self control and that could cause you a bad regret someday, whether you are winning or losing, you should build some self control, know when to stop no matter any circumstance. Like the $6 that won you a parlay of $300, that should have even been a reason for you to cashout and go enjoy yourself, if you continued right after you won that money, that's not the bookie pulling you back but addiction 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[Myleschetty]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

But today, things suddenly changed.

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.

If you have withdraw atleast 75% of the fund. Congrartulations
If you haven't 
Second, winning shouldn't be an excuse for you to neglect your goal of reflecting back on the past losses, or else you will continue to make the same mistakes.

[OgNasty]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

But today, things suddenly changed.

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

Nope. Never. This seems to be a case of looking too much into random luck. I’m glad you got a win to keep you alive, but remember that you’re betting on games. There isn’t some mysterious force working behind the scenes.

[Tungbulu]

There no sportsbook that would force you to go back to gamble even with the kind of bonus rewards or win they offer you, if you actually don't want to gamble. It all boils down to how disciplined you are with a decision you made and this is the bridge that seperate those who become addicted from those who don't become addicted but have control over their gambling habits.

It all boils down to the player’s mental maturity, as well as their level of self control. When a gambler has a good amount of self control and discipline, no matter the offer they’re given, No would still mean No, and if they have decided already to take a break, then nothing would change their mind.

[Mhizlove]

I get you.That sudden win after many bad runs can be so confusing because you've already plan on how to stop and manage your risk, then all of a sudden a little bet just changed the whole thing which I have seen it happened before and small win brings back hope.

The good thing is that it's realistic and you will notice that anything can happen and gambling is like that,you can win today and loss tomorrow. Just be conscious on how you bet,your moves and just share your experience and don't think that people won't relate,many people will relate to it.

[Churchillvv]

We’ve all lost money but if you placed $6 and won $300 you should be pulling some money out to enjoy. There is no point gambling it all away, that only works for the bookie, not you. Try and have some self control buddy and I mean that in the nicest way.

Perfect!! Infact in this festive season you (op) manage to have made a significant win, it should be for some kind of celebration like we do take out some money to enjoy ourselves, I agree with you LFC that it’s some kind of money that op should take some away to enjoy himself and maybe take a break and in my own opinion reflect on how gambling has been for the year and probably make better decisions next year which in two days.

[I_Anime]

We’ve all lost money but if you placed $6 and won $300 you should be pulling some money out to enjoy. There is no point gambling it all away, that only works for the bookie, not you. Try and have some self control buddy and I mean that in the nicest way.

Exactly try spending some on yourself . Because winning is not constant in gambling so is best one enjoy the little wins that come their way . Not just given the casino back the money, with the mindset of having enough to risk now after winning .

So you are right LFC op need to have some good self control so that he or she won't end up given the casino his wins completely, because the best way to enjoy gambling is having good self control.

[death69]

That's actually a solid win congratulations for the $6 to $300 hit. Right at the moment you're about to step back the universe throws you a bone. I've had those moments too where it seems like the sportsbook knows exactly how to keep you interested. You were smart enough to know you needed a break before this happened to have awareness left even if the win changed your plans long enough.

Maybe this time you can ride it different though? Like actually put some of that $300 aside as profit that you won't touch but play with the rest if you want but at least you're walking away with something no matter what happens next.

End of year's a weird time for gambling. Everyone is either trying to chase losses or trying to go out on a high note. You're even thinking about bankroll management and you reflect on what went wrong puts you ahead of most people who just keep feeding the machine without any awareness at all.

Enjoy the win, play smart if you keep going and yeah hopefully this bankroll treats you better than the last one did.

[Davidvictorson]

We’ve all lost money but if you placed $6 and won $300 you should be pulling some money out to enjoy. There is no point gambling it all away, that only works for the bookie, not you. Try and have some self control buddy and I mean that in the nicest way.

@Questat whatever you do, please take this advice. No other one matters aside this. Take it.

[lombok]

We’ve all lost money but if you placed $6 and won $300 you should be pulling some money out to enjoy. There is no point gambling it all away, that only works for the bookie, not you. Try and have some self control buddy and I mean that in the nicest way.

Exactly try spending some on yourself . Because winning is not constant in gambling so is best one enjoy the little wins that come their way . Not just given the casino back the money, with the mindset of having enough to risk now after winning .

So you are right LFC op need to have some good self control so that he or she won't end up given the casino his wins completely, because the best way to enjoy gambling is having good self control.

The gambling venture has been created to ensure that the players continuously roll the dice with their bankroll until they exhaust it, hence profit taking is the only way of ensuring that their win is guaranteed. You can realise this fact well, as it is much more gratifying to reap the benefits of winning the real world than to just see your balance increase and vanish. We need to protect our resources when we are winning because the moment is rare that gamers would be financially ahead of the betting service provider.

[Asiska02]

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

You can’t always be on the losing run all the time, you can get to win intermittently and that should at least make you recover back what you’ve lost as a gambler if you’ve been applying proper risk management. Getting $300 from $6 is whopping win for you that calls for celebration. If you don’t want the market to take it all back, you should have withdrawn that money and not feel like gambling some more games until you see the end of the money. You seem so confident that the market will take it all back where in the real sense, you’ve already given up and will not risk the money wisely when betting with it.

[Smartprofit]

I read your post and got the impression you see some mystical meaning in this story.🙋

You write that for a moment you thought the bookmaker read your mind... However, telepathy seems to exist only in science fiction novels. I don't see any mysticism in your story at all.🙂 First, you had a few days of bad luck, and then you had a big win. In fact, that's usually how it works. A loss is followed by a win, and vice versa. Life is like a crosswalk, where the white line replaces the black one. All of this is completely consistent with our life experience, common sense, and the mathematical theory of probability.

In my opinion, there are two main questions here. First: are you in an altered state of consciousness? Are there any signs of gambling addiction in your actions? If the answer is "yes," then you need to take a break from gambling immediately. Second: why didn't you withdraw the $300 and spend it on your own needs?  Have you considered this option?

[Powerjumboo]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

But today, things suddenly changed.

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

I am limited to betting on sports and not any other casino games. In my gambling experience I can stop whenever I want and continue gambling responsibly. I can stop whenever I feel like I should stop gambling now because I have a set budget and I never gamble outside of that budget and I don't use extra money and if I lose I have a lot of time to think and then I gamble thoughtfully. That is my enough gambling strategy.

[r_victory]

If you've decided to take a break, take a break. Don't fool yourself into thinking that by thinking about stopping, luck has smiled upon you and that this is a sign to continue. Use the money you earned for another activity, buy yourself a gift, or buy something for someone you love and who deserves to receive it. It was luck; the sportsbook didn't read your mind...

[icebar]

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

I don't dare to bet money on parlay. Although I want to be attracted by the reward, it doesn't happen later. I like to take risks, but those are risks where I have some chance. But in parlay, I feel like it's like winning a lottery. It will be like that after going from the beginning to the end, the hope will stop. Taking the pressure of betting for such a long time is really difficult for me. I have taken risks in many such bets where even if there is a possibility of losing, I felt that I could win, but in parlay, that thought doesn't come. It is really a great fortune for you to win at Parlay. You were lucky because you had the opportunity to win big using only small amount.

[Mindyspace]

This happens to many people. A victory like this is encouraging and gives the feeling that everything has turned around, but it doesn't always change the long-term scenario. It's always worth remembering why you were thinking of stopping and trying to maintain control so that luck doesn't decide everything.

[$weetne$$]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

If you are feeling the need to stop awhile, I think you should as it will definitely help you, you will definitely get a better chance to tame your addictive tendencies.  The reflection on all of your activities will help you improve your gambling skills more than you had at the start of your gambling habit.

[GeorgeJohn]

We’ve all lost money but if you placed $6 and won $300 you should be pulling some money out to enjoy. There is no point gambling it all away, that only works for the bookie, not you. Try and have some self control buddy and I mean that in the nicest way.

This point you made has always be my advice to gamblers, their's one proverbs my community says" A bird at hand is better than an expecting bird" meaning value what you have, and do not be greedy over what you dont have.....

Op, knows the methods of gambling and i believe that he has an experience of gambling, so therefore he won't have have such taught of gambling with all the $300 he profit with $6, that's high rate of risk, because their's no assurance that is going to win if he gambles with $300  he made with $6...having self discipline and self control in gambling, is another key that will save gamblers from temptation..