What can trigger you to make cashout?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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.

The number of Xs with which a cash out offer is greater than my initial bet does not influence me to accept the cashout offer, infact, in most situations like where a cash out offer is some number of Xs bigger than my initial bet, i will wait for the game to come to end because there is a possibility that i will win that bet.

What mostly influences me into making the decision to cash out is when I become skeptical about the remaining game time or even the matches that are yet to be played if the game ticket contain more than one game..
If and when a team I bet on is playing in a way I don't like and I see a chance that their opponent might end up defeating them, I might decide to cash out depending on how strong my conviction is..
But on the normal day, I still prefer to allow my game run through without taking any cash out offer, I rather lose the bet than take a cashout and later realize that I would have won the game if I hadn't taken a cashout.

[stadus]

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

For me, it shouldn’t be based on how much you stake, it should be based on how much you originally intend to win. Especially for parlays, the target is usually bigger, so I don’t really bother with cash out anymore. I don’t have good experiences with cash out. It’s not even that I lost, it’s more like I wasn’t able to maximize my win. Imagine your supposed win is $500, but because of cash out you get tempted to take $200, then the bet still ends up winning. That feels bad.

So for me, when you place a bet, you should just accept whatever the outcome is, win or lose.
Cash out just makes betting more stressful most of the time.

[$crypto$]

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.

The cashout amount offered and the remaining match on my parlay. I’m considering cashout if the remaining matches has high odds while  the offered cashout is already good amount.

Moreover, 1 or 2 more parlays left with a cashout offer from a good bookie then I will do it instead of letting the bet continue because the opportunity is good than missed.
Maybe you have experienced where the remaining parlay is 1 more and the cashout offered by the bookie is simply ignored, but the most painful thing in the remaining matches is not as expected, so in the end it frustrates all the expected bets.

[nara1892]

As we know that greed often leads a gambler to regret, that's the simple reason why some gamblers including me prefer to withdraw winnings faster, I really learned from experience because getting a win is always much better than losing, but sometimes greed is also okay as long as you can really accept the results, especially defeat.

If I myself honestly don't even have to wait for my money to grow to 3x the capital, sometimes reaching 80% of the capital I also immediately withdraw it especially when I am very bored playing, the point is that ending the session with a win is always much better because the most fun in gambling is when you win.

[Agbamoni]

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.

Cashout is an option, not something that a gambler should deliberate much about. For me, cashing out on a potential win is much better when the potential cash-out offer is 2x of your stake or if it is a substantial amount. I wont cashput if the offer tops my stake amount by a little. Most sportsbooks are tricky in this cashout thing, unlike before, when it was much better.

[Fredomago]

Experience has taught me that cash out is the best option for me because I either lose everything or take advantage of that premature profit that I have been given to. I have accepted many cash outs that turned out to be a successful game and I regretted my decision for cashing out and because of that, I develop another method to use which can prevent me from such losses. When I bet on a game that I'm confident on, I normally bet twice on that game, I will take cash out on one ticket and allow the other to play out.

Something that will give you satisfction when the bet manage to win, as both bets will generate profits and you'll not going to regret doing an early cashout, though in terms of losing if ever that the outcome turned against you, another part of it manage to be safe with a little profit on it while the the other part will be taken away by the house.

Still please your appetite though in the profitable side not taking the full amount while in the losing side it less the amount of your initial deposit.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

<...> 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.

Well, personally, I don't have a clear and defined rule about this, but if I deposit about £50 and end up with a minimum of £200 in the cashier, I consider withdrawing. Maybe I've been lucky, I've reached £250, I leave the initial £50 and withdraw £200. Now, I close that session. I'll come back another day to lose the $50 I left, which is what almost always happens.

[Spaceman1000$]

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.

The feeling to cashout for me most times  is not really about the amount they are showing me, it's mostly about the games remaining, if they are risky games, that is if they are games you are not too sure of, then you will have to cashout, but if the confidence is there that the remaining games can play as you've predicted, then my mind will be very strong to wait till the end. The casino owners know this, so they like to play with our intelligence to drop cashout, if your not strong willed, then you easily give in.

[danadc]

What motivated me to make a withdrawal was the desire to win and enjoy my hard work Not everyone wins at a casino , and I see that most Players lose instead of winning, and that's a fact That's why when we play and win, we should Withdraw If it's a small amount but enough to make a difference, we should do it We should take advantage of that luck You don't win at the casino every day , and if you do , you should enjoy it.

[Grace333]

Personally if I get a cashout that is a bit decent why shouldn't I make use of the opportunity since we can't tell the outcome of the game. Sometimes it's best to have a sense of winning or making profit from casino since most of our bets end up in loss. And there are times you can experience a long losing streak however I think the cashout option helps to secure some wins. Well some people said since you made the selection why then are you skeptical about the results of the selection, my answer is, if you agree with me there are times where you have spent enough time analyzing games and at the end the bet still end up in lose however that tells us that our prediction skills aren't enough to guarantee a win so take cashout opportunities very serious.