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

[NewCryptocasinos]

💰 THE MOMENT OF TRUTH: WHY ARE WE REALLY HERE? 💰



You’re staring at the screen. The balance updates. You just hit the "Big One."
The number has six zeros at the end. Your life just changed in a single heartbeat.


QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Most people say they gamble for the money, but we’ve all seen winners who can’t stop until the balance is zero again. This leads to the ultimate question about our psychology as players.


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

[Doan9269]

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.

[Odusko]

Exit strategy, I don't have any since I am not planning on exiting anytime soon, but to some extent I have a decipline that I follow which is like a pattern and I don't break that pattern regardless if I am winning or losing, that doesn't determine when I exit the scene for a while before I come back again, although I have not hit that level of six zero's winning before to know if I will totally quit or not, but I don't think so even since I gamble for fun sometimes.

[aioc]

What keeps you in the game, and what is your exit strategy?

Back then, it was to make money, but after losing a lot and being disturbed by losses that I should not incurred, I learn that I have to play without expectation of winning and just go with the flow, winning will come naturally if you play naturally, just have fun and let excitement unfold, things is easy to accept without any expecation this is how, after I lose my bankroll or felt satisfied that the time to call it a day. That's how I play today, and I find this method comfortable.

[rachael9385]

Once I lose my bankroll completely I'm not gambling for weeks, this has been able to keep my head Straight and makes me avoid chasing losses. one thing gamblers need to understand is the psychology behind gambling and it's not that hard to grab, you just need to know what triggers you and how to deal with your impulses, this includes your emotions and how you react to a lot of things when gambling

[Dr.Osh]

I keep playing because of my pleasure, and my hobby is gambling. I can be said to be an addict. I didn't quit, but I learned from my past experiences which almost made me a homeless person because of gambling. Now I just enjoy it and make a promise to myself not to make the same mistakes in the past.

[Alphakilo]

Exit strategy, I don't have any since I am not planning on exiting anytime soon, but to some extent I have a decipline that I follow which is like a pattern and I don't break that pattern regardless if I am winning or losing, that doesn't determine when I exit the scene for a while before I come back again, although I have not hit that level of six zero's winning before to know if I will totally quit or not, but I don't think so even since I gamble for fun sometimes.

For the 'big one ' I don't think an exit strategy would even pop up in my mind. I would consider rest, diversification and if to continue using same strategy and principles that earned me this big win, or to develop another while still using the former strategy randomly.
I would guard against frivolous spending because I believe am more disciplined and mature enough with some responsibilities that makes it harder to carry out unnecessary spending.

Am definitely going to increase my bet size or amount and perhaps try parlays too with multiplier effect, just because I can and to get more adventurous feeling of excitement that comes with gambling hardcore.

[Nathrixxx]

Winning big and making it to stardom in gambling does not call for me to quit, instead, am to prepare myself and apply the right strategy that could make me sustainable with my winnings, once I lay hold of the money won, am going to enjoy myself with little fun and also invest, this will not also affect me from gambling the more, but this time henceforth, am going to be more careful and set some targets to my games.

[Charles-Tim]

This looks like irrelevant topic but it is very relevant as people that won huge amount of money in gambling live a luxurious life and later went broke.

If I hit six digits, I will first go on a vacation, come back home and think of the business I will start. Use the money to begin the business. I will use less than 1% of the profit that I am making from the business to gamble.

[Odusko]

Exit strategy, I don't have any since I am not planning on exiting anytime soon, but to some extent I have a decipline that I follow which is like a pattern and I don't break that pattern regardless if I am winning or losing, that doesn't determine when I exit the scene for a while before I come back again, although I have not hit that level of six zero's winning before to know if I will totally quit or not, but I don't think so even since I gamble for fun sometimes.

For the 'big one ' I don't think an exit strategy would even pop up in my mind. I would consider rest, diversification and if to continue using same strategy and principles that earned me this big win, or to develop another while still using the former strategy randomly.
I would guard against frivolous spending because I believe am more disciplined and mature enough with some responsibilities that makes it harder to carry out unnecessary spending.

Am definitely going to increase my bet size or amount and perhaps try parlays too with multiplier effect, just because I can and to get more adventurous feeling of excitement that comes with gambling hardcore.

That is the first thought that will definitely come into your mind, how to rest, restrategize abd diversify, this is the most important thing to do at that moment in time, since doing otherwise may result into losing almost everything, most especially the need to reinvest that winning into tangible investment like real estate properties and the rest, also set aside some amount to gamble with going forward.

[Y3shot]

If I hit a big win, I don't think it will be too quick, unless it's 24 hours to go spend money. Sometimes, when people win a huge amount of money, because of the surprise and the shock of winning big, they don't think very well about how they spend their money.

They just spend it anyhow out of excitement, and after they finish spending the money, they realize that they spent it wrongly on things they were not supposed to spend on. Most people who haven't made a huge amount of money, when they are opportune to make money, just feel it's going to last forever and spend on things they are not supposed to spend on.

[Su-asa]

If I luckily win a huge amount of money from gamble, I will invest half of the money I win on something that will generate money for me weekly or monthly (maybe a business or something different), but for now going for vacation is not on my plans because I did during the festive season. And again, I will gamble the same way I have been gambling before. I will try harder to make sure I set limits everytime I'm to gamble.
However, the fact that I have seen some gamblers who have won a huge amount of money but failed to plan with the money, if I luckily win, I will make sure I don't end like them.

[danherbias07]

It's the added fun that keeps me in the game of gambling. I did try watching the NBA without any bet, and I can say there's really something missing without the money involved.

About the exit strategy, I have none. If ever I won a big amount, I will probably keep on betting on sports, but I will not waste it in slot and casino games. It's definitely going to eat the money fast in that game, and it won't be fun.
If ever I win that kind of amount, I'd probably withdraw a huge chunk of it and maybe buy some lands that are cheap, especially in the provinces. Put a savings account for my kids for their future, and relax for a bit. I will not let gambling take it all back. I will still play but wiser.

[Oluwa-btc]

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I don't get stuck in the game because of my persistent to win but I do so when I'm enjoying the game regardless of getting a win alongside, and during this period I'm able to understand winning shouldn't be the priority when you gamble just as you do so it's a medium to make sure you're keeping to a discipline gambling activities. And mostly what prompts me to step back is basically when i observe my habits as well as comparing it with what I'm getting then I'll have to apply some exit strategy.

[coin-investor]

 
What keeps you in the game, and what is your exit strategy?

I'm glad I'm finally at a stage or level where I can play for fun. I only play to ease my tension from all my work, without the expectation of making money; too many losses will change that expectation. It's tempting to think about winning, but it's not worth it when youare spending a lot of money and mismanaging your time.
So after I fulfilled my goal, I have no problem going back to the reality of life.

[Findingnemo]

OP, in future avoid unnecessary big fonts and editing that isn't necessary for this kind of thread. Keeping it simple will be easier for everyone to read.

One big win, that says all, but 1 million is not an amount that I can settle for the remaining life and I don't think I can even pay off the housing loan I got, so let's say 10 million that will make me to retire immediatelyt and will start to enjoy the retirement with my girls.

[ralle14]

I have no clear exit strategy, but my next move after the big win would be to move most of that money to a secure place. It'll take a while before money changes my usual day since it's not like i'd spend it right off the bat.

Once enough time passes, I'll start spending some of it to buy some houses and maybe start a business too. I'd exhaust a good chunk of it to bring in other sources of income rather than spending it on unnecessary stuff until I hit zero.

[uneng]

Gamblers keep insisting because they believe "next time it's going to be different"... They want that to happen so much, that they end believing it can work for real at some point. However, as winnings chances and quite low, they end just losing money over and over again during their entire lives.

For some people it's hard to understand that mindset, but try to think on personal situations where you acted that same way regards another matters. For an example, trying to reconstitute a relationship with a ex-girlfried which didn't work previously.

[Nwada001]

If I hit the casino and I luckily win an amount with six zeros in front (USD, to be precise, and not my local currency), I will first have to leave the social space for a whole week, if not a month, until I'm done figuring out how to set my life in balance and how I can never run broke again, but I will never quit gambling, but that doesn't mean I will waste it all in there, as my gambling habit will come with more discipline than it has ever had, as I won't want to be one of the famous stories of those who win a jackpot and get back to the street below their financial standard before the winning.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

If that happens right away, then certainly Monday is going to be a busy day in my head, I'm going to be all alone in my house or just at a bar to chill and then reflect on things that I need to do first with the money, how to properly use the money without mismanagement problem. Then execution of plans starts playing out just on that day or the day after, but I will take that day off from work and business. When someone receives abrupt money like that, if they don't think critically or already have plans in their head, they could start to misuse the money, to prevent that by giving your self time to think properly what you do with the money.