If the 'Big One' hit today, would your Monday morning look different?

[Crypto Library]

I don't have an exit strategy yet, but I set my bankroll before gambling every time to take a temporary break. In this case, I never put my bankroll above what I can afford to lose, even if the bankroll budget was so small.
And this is basically my exit limit or strategy, when I basically lose my entire bankroll, I take a temporary break from gambling for that day or for that specific period and then when the cool down period passes and there is a possibility of building a new bankroll, I start gambling again.

[Sammye3]

Well, I would not say I have an exit plan to stop gambling anytime soon but I think I could in the future. These past few weeks has not really been the best for me but I know I gamble within my limit and it does not affect my finances.

I think the conception that gambling is a breakthrough financial source has always been the problem for most gamblers and that has led to obsession with gambling and addiction. And based on the topic " If the 'Big One' hit today, would your Monday morning look different?", of course it would make my Monday a lot better.

[icebar]

If I get a big win from gambling, I try to withdraw my deposit immediately. The reason for this is that if I lose and cannot control myself, I will lose everything. But when I withdraw my winnings and at that time if I lose continuously, I will not be hurt because I have already set aside my bankroll. Gambling in this way can greatly reduce the chances of losing all my money after a big win. There are many people in gambling who do not want to stop just because they win. They keep playing again and again even after winning, which is why losing is a common ‍issue for them. Those who cannot stop themselves from gambling in any way will never be able to profit. No matter how much the gambler profits, if he does not take a break, he will lose it. Even though I don't have an exit plan for gambling, I try to take a break after a few bets.

[o48o]

My wife would have a very different Monday, but mine would be pretty similar. It would be different in the sense that on Monday I would have to deal with taxes, banks, accountant and many other things, if we are talking about officially taking it over and putting it in the bank and paying the taxes and putting the rest in some funds, like interest and bonds and stocks etc, some to bitcoin, that is the boring answer.

If you ask me, it's already in the account, all taxes paid, like I already "have" it? Then yeah, I would have the same life, I am happy with all I have, but my wife would probably go on a shopping spree lol.

I am curious, why would that make it different morning to your wife then? Because if she isn't doing taxes? Is she doing taxes now? And if you are married, isn't that income for you both, so why is it that you are dealing with bank accountant? And you make it sound like that's happening every day anyway.

But "boring" way to spend it is cool these days, as responsibility is way hotter now. Being cool just century ago was being irresponsible, which was the worst.

[Orpichukwu]

I see many people saying quitting isn't the best way. But I think it's a personal decision.
So as for me, if I win a jackpot, I will quit betting; I don't care about the wins I might make in the future. I already have plans waiting for the money. I will take a break from everything and give myself a good rest, not spending lavishly, but with a budget. Then when I am done, I will start up my business.

Quitting is the right journey anyone who won a jackpot is supposed to embark on; that's the safest thing to do at that moment until they have got their head cleared. Then the next thing which comes is making sure you put the money to good use.

Even if they want to return to gambling, which I believe many will, they will do it not with the hope of using a higher amount so that they can win a larger amount but because they just want to gamble under the minimum like they usually do before the jackpot winning comes.

[qwertyup23]

Honestly there's a lot about me that will change and this will start immediately I got this achieved, firstly is not about lavish spendings and being recognized by the entire world that I made it to fortune, but how I could sit down and plan myself and have a changes in status, because I can't continue with the old way I have been living my life, instead I will try to invest and make use of the opportunity for something massive that will benefit me and the entire family for life time.

Assuming that I experience that "big one", I would definitely leave my country and migrate somewhere else. The problem with owning huge amounts of money in my country are taxes- it will slowly eat up my winnings to the point that I have to be smart about it.

I just hope that this really happens to me because not only that I would benefit but also my family as well. I would be able to at least pay all the debts of my father and clear his name to the bank given that he's slowly becoming a bad credit member.

As for my gambling addiction and habit? This would be that final push that would compel me to finally stop and move forward with my life. What's more to experience after winning the coveted jackpot that every gambler seeks to experience?

[serjent05]

want to hear from the veterans, the whales, and the grinders.
What keeps you in the game, and what is your exit strategy?[/size]

It is the balance in my bankroll that keeps me in the game.  If my balance runs out, I stop gambling and wait until I have the funds to replenish my bankroll.  I keep on coming back to gambling because I find it entertaining, and the possibility of winning back what is spent on the entertainment, plus the chance to win extra money.

My exit strategy for the session is when I hit the target multiplier.  If I hit the goal, I cash out and wait until next week for another gambling session.

[alani123]

We have to realize that working isn't something we do just to make money it's also amself fulfilling exercise to be part of society and contribute.

So even if I hit it big without expecting it, I might not continue working my regular bullshit job, but I'd still want to do something. I'll admit that while not every job I had had was a bullshit job, all of them were done in a bullshit way. When you don't have money in mind things can be organized in a much more humane manner. It would be ideal to apply this to our own lives too
 

[Patikno]

I want to hear from the veterans, the whales, and the grinders.
What keeps you in the game, and what is your exit strategy?

I used to be quite an active gambler, and maybe I have even reached a level of gambling frenzy.

However, I am less active now, and I only gamble occasionally, meaning I gamble when I have free time and want some entertainment. Personally, I still gamble simply because I find it quite entertaining, and there is so much to choose from. So, I think my entertainment lies squarely in gambling. Regarding my exit strategy, I only gamble with a budget I have set aside to lose, and I aim to win around double that amount. If I haven't made a profit or am still losing, I will keep playing until it is gone. I don't know if that is an exit strategy or not, but it is what makes me feel comfortable with gambling, and I feel like I am a responsible gambler.

[Makus]

My exit strategy after a big win is quite simple, I'll just take out 10 percent of what I've won and gamble with that amount and right after o lose it all i quit for a while. the mistake most gamblers make is that when they win a huge amount they don't withdraw immediately, they stilll keep the funds in rheur gambling account and keep on playing until they end up losing everything. I have learnt that gambling is a game of luck and you cannot always get lucky, so it is always important to take advantage of the times that you are in luck

[nimogsm]

I don't plan to quit gambling in the near future because at the moment it doesn't affect my daily life in any way. And even if I were to suddenly win big one Monday, I don't think my life would change dramatically. It would take me a long time to decide what to do next and what my future plans would be. I am the kind of person who does not make sudden and spontaneous decisions.