What can trigger you to make cashout?

[libert19]

It's simple, if I have accumulated a significant profits (let's say $50), then I may feel like I should cash out; though, I rarely manage to ACTUALLY cash out because I keep playing and eventually lose profits

...while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win

There is no, 'missed opportunity' in gambling imo, it's better to secure profits as the longer you play you'll likely lose 'em — as so often happens with me.

[promise444c5]

I normally use the cash out option, but it has to be worth it.I can’t just take a cash out on a dust, but if I could actually use it as leverage for other bets, then why not instead of just letting the original bet fail just like that?

Hence, the decision to take the hit relies on my own read of the game rather than the bookmaker’s odds..It’s a psychological game for making money too.

[Patikno]

If you're close to gamblers you'll discover that most persons like the cashout option while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win, and that's how they arrived at the decision never to make use of cashout even if it means the entire bet would be lost. However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

I think the cashout option, or early cashout, can be useful for gamblers who use it to undo a mistake they made, or for those who are unsure about a bet they placed after a while. Basically, it all depends on individual preference. Personally, I have used the early cashout option when I was in doubt, but it ended up costing me an opportunity to win the entire bet, and I have also experienced the opposite, or viceversa. Well, I guess we just need to think about the consequences of our decisions, so we can tolerate any undesired outcomes. By the way, I sometimes even use the early cashout option to gain an advantage in a game that looks boring, if you know what I mean.

[silpersurfer]

Speaking from my own experience, when I first started playing I was heavily thinking in terms of "winning big." Back then I was prone to cashing out when the value was only a few multiples of my initial stake. I just felt it if nothing had climbed high enough I was just throwing away a chance for a bigger win and that's how it always ended. So I frequently backed off and prayed for the best.
But as I grew wiser, I realized that luck is rarely in my favor, and such moments are quite numerous in number. Too many waits ended up plunging me into ruin. From that, I realized that a chance that could have been called "good enough" was one worth taking, rather than waiting for something more certain.
My attitude, however, is that more realistic now. Just when the cashout value is double the stake,I already feel it's a result worth securing.

[leonair]

If you're close to gamblers you'll discover that most persons like the cashout option while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win, and that's how they arrived at the decision never to make use of cashout even if it means the entire bet would be lost. However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

In fact, those who are afraid of taking risks are the ones who are most interested in cashing out. And in this case, even if there is a chance to cash out twice the amount of their bad bet, they don't want to miss it. In some cases, these decisions of theirs are valid, and in some cases, they keep them away from big winnings. However, I think that since gambling is completely dependent on luck and here we go to gamble by accepting big risks, we should wait until the final result before cashing out. I don't usually cash out. Cashing out is very rare for me.

[Bitcoin.com97]

Personally I don’t like cash out because of one or two experiences, before I used to cashout once I realized my money is x3 or 4 but there was one certain day I cashout because I was so scared of losing and the money was big and the cashout was small but I never wanted to lose out so I took the money only for the game to come out 9/9 I was so devastated when others were posting their complete ticket , most people will see it as greedy but no one big win can cover so many loses, so it’s better to excess patience than cashing out .

[coin-investor]

However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

I don't have a problem cashing out when I feel it's time to log off because I have exhausted my allocated time, whether I made a little profit or if I feel that I won substantially, like 3 to 5 times my profit, and I feel that the house is taking over to regain my winnings.
When we cash out, we should never look back and think about the how or the if; you will end up blaming yourself for a non-existent opportunity, cashout and feel good that you did.

[Moreno233]

Sometimes i bet my game with plans to cash out after I realised certain amount I consider enough for me. I don't like seeing money and losing it again which is why after betting my game and some of them have entered, I do reanalyze the game to see if the games still stand a chance of working as predicted. Where I notice some doubts in the ticket and this depends also on how well I have performed for that day because if I have won other bets I will never cashout my bet.

[SUPERSAIAN]

My idea and aim of betting is basically to cashout especially when i combine a lot of games, I usually don't wait for it to play out completely before accepting the cashout offer. Most bettors see cashing out as a loss but Personally I think that as long as you are in profit there is no point of thinking you have lost or thinking about how much you would have won from the bet, the problem with people is greed.

The problem is greed. Ultimately, if you've earned a certain amount of money, withdrawing it is the best course of action. If you don't withdraw, the money you earned will disappear, and earning it will become meaningless. I used to be more greedy; even small earnings weren't satisfying. Now I'm directly focused on profit if I think I've made a profit, I cash out immediately.

[batang_bitcoin]

when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

When I am skeptical with luck within the day, I don't cash out. But instead, I am stopping and taking that day off. Because if you do this every time you are skeptical about yourself and the bets to make. You're going to put some fees in it upon withdrawal. What ideal is when you're in profit, that's the right time to withdraw. And don't make it as if there's a need to trigger yourself from doing it. Put it as a reason in the beginning why you are gambling, and that's to make profit and withdraw it every time you are.

[Crypto Library]

In fact, those who are afraid of taking risks are the ones who are most interested in cashing out. And in this case, even if there is a chance to cash out twice the amount of their bad bet, they don't want to miss it. In some cases, these decisions of theirs are valid, and in some cases, they keep them away from big winnings. However, I think that since gambling is completely dependent on luck and here we go to gamble by accepting big risks, we should wait until the final result before cashing out. I don't usually cash out. Cashing out is very rare for me.

Actually we have to remind that there is no guarantee that we will have the big price with the gambling and that is why I think it will be also foolish if a person go with the big amount for gambling what he can't afford to lose.

Even I would say that the person who are afraid to taking risk and also cash out immediately after a few wager his condition is much better from that person who have thoughts of big prize with staking big amount on gambling. And also if we go with the first term of gambling there we will also find that we have to stake that amount what we can afford to lose and as well we have to control our mind especially from our greed.

[Hispo]

If you're close to gamblers you'll discover that most persons like the cashout option while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win, and that's how they arrived at the decision never to make use of cashout even if it means the entire bet would be lost. However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

It is about uncertainty on the rest of the game and the possible outcome we can get from it.
Most gamblers are not so disciplined as you are and they would be okey with getting a fraction of the whole possible payout, just for the sake of being in positive numbers.

Also, when a bettor has been a bad luck streak and have lost money consecutively on bookies, it almost makes sense to take any profit from the bookie as soon as it appears on the screen.

Some people just happen to grow desperate of profits.

[gunhell16]

If you're close to gamblers you'll discover that most persons like the cashout option while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win, and that's how they arrived at the decision never to make use of cashout even if it means the entire bet would be lost. However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

I immediately stop and cash out from the casino as soon as I hit my target winning amount. It goes without saying that this isn’t a regular occurrence only during my lucky streaks.
We, the gamblers, should avoid greed. The main thing is that we have fun playing; winning or luck is just an added perk if it happens.

In the gambling world, that’s simply how it is. It is incorrect to approach it as work, and relying on gambling for life changes is certainly not the answer. In my view, that’s where a lot of gamblers make mistakes. Ultimately, the mindset of each player in these online casinos is what it all boils down to.

[Finestream]

One should need to cashout if there is no reason to bet anymore, or when there is low probability of winning or recovering your funds lost. So the only way to cut your losses is to resort into cashout to avoid bigger profits and regrets in the end.

And if you have been winning a decent amount, its best to cashout them to secure your profits, and to protect your money from losing again once you decide to bet more.

Discipline and emotional control are needed in gambling, especially when you are in doubt whether to cashout or not.

[Hazink]

What triggers me to use cashout a lot of times is when i notice that the odds changes in a certain way I opt out to avoid losing, there are times that the odds can due to some reasons, it can be adjustment of the line-up or substitution or injury of key players. I also cashout when I make at least x2 of the stake that I placed on the bet. It is important to take advantage of the cashout option to reduce losses.

Hold, let me get this straight: is it that you make your prediction decisions based on the odds you see attached to each game, or do you attach other factors to it before you make your betting decision? Sorry to say, if you only decide based on odds, then you might be making a whole lot of mistakes, as we all know odds can be very deceiving; the factors they use to decide the odds sometimes don’t even add up.

[Kelvinid]

When you're already winning, then the best option is to cashout. You don't need to be more greedy and expect bigger winnings await if you continue betting because obviously this is more of a trap than a promise that you will win more and earn more.

Gambling does not guarantee consistent winnings but there's always an assurance that you will keep losing. So if you are already making a good amount, then make an exit and proceed to cashout. Do not think of missing opportunities to win, you can always win the next time you bet if you got the luck and the skills to win.

[serjent05]

However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout?

The set goal is what influences me to decide a cash out.  If I hit my target goal, I feel like there's not much to do. I am ok with the win and I don't want to bet again in that session because I am afraid I might get trap and eventually lose my bankroll.  Just like what I experienced before.

Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

Yes, something like that.  I cash out when I hit my target winnings. But sometimes I also cash out when I feel that luck is not on my side. Rather than losing all my bankroll, I learn to at least stop my gambling session and cash out my bankroll to prevent from losing more.

[freedomgo]

Let's not normalized thinking that cashout is only for those who are weak gamblers. In fact, those who take the cashout option are the braver ones because they have the will to stop betting despite of their urge to gamble more. Because they have seen it already that those who are unstoppable in betting are definitely those who end up losing a lot and make huge regrets.

And if you are already in the winning position, what's the point of betting more? You are just looking for means to lose your money because that is how gambling works, the more you gamble, the bigger losses you allow for yourself to happen.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

If you're close to gamblers you'll discover that most persons like the cashout option while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win, and that's how they arrived at the decision never to make use of cashout even if it means the entire bet would be lost. However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

For my parlays, I now place only few games that I have confidence in winning, I have had a hard luck in cashing out in the past and lost good winnings, so I no longer fancy cashing out if I carefully selected the games. I will feel worse if the games end up winning at the end of the day so I allow all the games to end properly and if I end up winning, it is good, if not, still good since I do not gamble for profits in the first case. It really makes more sense to me that my careful selections won in the end.

The only reason I may cash out is if I just made some careless random games without careful prediction and I see it is really converting to a higher degree. If I look at the remaining bets and somehow have zero confidence in it, then I would call it a day.

[Muba20]

If you're close to gamblers you'll discover that most persons like the cashout option while other hates making use of it probably because they've had experience with cashout that latter ended up to be a missed opportunity of making the entire win, and that's how they arrived at the decision never to make use of cashout even if it means the entire bet would be lost. However to those that still makes use of cashout what influences your decision to cashout? Is it when the cashout amount is 3x bigger than your stake or when you feel skeptical about the remaining games.

It depends on the gambler what he wants to do. There are some who find the cash out option very effective. If they cash out they will get profit and if they hold then they will lose. In gambling you have to take risks otherwise it is difficult to make profit. Now those who are not willing to take risks accept the policy of cashing out when they get a small profit. And those who think that they have to take risks no matter what the bet is, they wait for the result of the entire match. I think there are both profits and losses. From my perspective, cashing out is not a bad idea. In some matches I have made profit by cashing out and in some matches cashing out increased my regret.