What can trigger you to make cashout?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Mine is fear, I will prefer to cash out than to end up losing everything when I am open to win a bet and everything turn out to be loss, in some conditions, if we are able to manage the risk attached, maybe the condition couldn't have been more worst than we had, I also understand that many of us want something better and bigger and this make us to go for the higher risk an eventually end up losing everything by the end.

[Marvelockg]

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.

No single outcome of a decision you have made should short you out from giving things a second try because you are either afraid to fail or fearful that you might experience similar outcome. the outcome of cash out is game and situation dependent and depending on the situation behind the cash out, sometimes it might be reasonable to cash out and sometimes it might not be reasonable to do so. if the amount i can cash out is at least 50% of the eventual win, i will likely cash out because the moment you allow greed affect you, chances becomes high that you will regret not cashing out in the first place.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I make use and advice people to use the cash out feature only when they are at least 75% close to their possible total winning potential. Cash out is a good feature that has helped many who are not greed. It saves when you still see the game as uncertain. This is a risk being taken by you and the house, because of this, I don't listen to the discouraging words about cash out. Once my management condition of 75% done is reach, I may cash out with almost certainty. If do not want to cash out at all, I better not watch the progress of the game live and only wait for the end outcome.

Losing 25% of funds out from the total potential winning can be a lot of money for some or even most gamblers, and even though you see no issues in this, some or most gamblers may likely tell you that they will rather end up losing the bet capital than lose 25% from the potential winning amount.

Cash out is usually another gamble on its own though, because at times, one could accept a cash which they would end up regretting, while other times, the gambler may be offered a cash out which they may not accept but later at the end of the game begin to regret and blame their self for not accepting the cash out offer when the opportunity came 😁, shows us this is also a gamble where we could make the right or wrong decision, but one way to have peace of mind regardless of what happens is to treat every game as fun and be ready always for any outcome whether cash out is accepted or not.

[Odusko]

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.

No single outcome of a decision you have made should short you out from giving things a second try because you are either afraid to fail or fearful that you might experience similar outcome. the outcome of cash out is game and situation dependent and depending on the situation behind the cash out, sometimes it might be reasonable to cash out and sometimes it might not be reasonable to do so. if the amount i can cash out is at least 50% of the eventual win, i will likely cash out because the moment you allow greed to affect you, chances become high that you will regret not cashing out in the first place.

Very correct, a lot of factors contribute to taking cash out in games, some bad while others are for good, let's emphasise that, cash out when winning in games is for profits taking, while that is at the advantage of the gambler, we atilthave some situations that can force a gambler to take cash out in loses but that also have to do with timings that the game went negative against the gambler.

[retreat]

There are many reasons why someone might choose to cash out. It could be because they're unsure about the outcome of the game, opting to secure their profits rather than wait for an uncertain outcome, or they're so worried they minimize their losses. Each person's decision varies depending on their strategy. Some feel it's okay to take a small profit rather than none at all. Others don't mind losing a small amount rather than the entire amount, even if the decision ultimately leads to regret or the right one.

[Ishicryptic]

Mine is fear, I will prefer to cash out than to end up losing everything when I am open to win a bet and everything turn out to be loss, in some conditions, if we are able to manage the risk attached, maybe the condition couldn't have been more worst than we had, I also understand that many of us want something better and bigger and this make us to go for the higher risk an eventually end up losing everything by the end.

If you want to be blunt about what can trigger you to cash out then the answer is fear, if you're afraid that you might lose everything you can decide to end the anxiety by taking what you can instead of standing the chance to lose everything. I like to see cash out as limiting potential loses, when you see that you can get something if you decide to not take risk to the end of your game or games, it is an option that should be considered when it shows up. The reason for cash out popularity is because bettors lose most of the time, your perfect bet so far can become ruined before the end of the game and a lot of hard I known will follow.

[X-ray]

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.

1. Winning big
2. Not sure with our bet

I think it's a common thing when we are always thinking to cashout when we did parlay from $20 and make it to $4k.  When the last game has potential to doubled our $4k to $8k, but we're not sure if our bet will be succeed. So we decide to cashout it at $4k.

It's obviously the reason why we're cashout our winning. However, i have no intention to cashout at 3x when we're only using small bankroll since it gives you nothing.

In the different case, when we already put a bet, but not sure with our choice. We can cashout it without the lose to change our bet. So i guess those reason why i'm doing cashout.

[bhadz]

There are many reasons why someone goes to choose to cash out. What if that money he has deposited and about to use as their bankroll is needed for their additional funds? And that's why they're about to withdraw it and forget about the losses because they might lose it all if they won't withdraw it, so that's a cut loss story that we're having there. The usual reason is not just about getting 3x of profit but maybe lesser than that is more than enough for someone who's content and wise to think that profit might be gone if not withdrawn.

[Orpichukwu]

Going for the option of cashing out is often triggered by the rate of uncertainties we may be having at each point of the game we play, it could get to a certain extent that we see the result not to be more clear and we begin to doubt on if the game could come as expected or something new might have changed the performance and we might stand the chance of losing the entire bet, but the help of cashing out could prevent all this from happening because we have the opportunity to make the decision to exit the game at the stage it is and cash out.

The factors which most of us look at before making predictions sometimes before that particular game will start, just with their formation and the team members who are to play, you might just be discouraged even before the game will officially start and will just be waiting for something to really push you into cashing out because you have lost faith in that particular game itself. Instead of it to affect you too much, you might just be forced to take what you can.

[Lida93]

Cash out can be really tempting if the games starts going the opposite direction from what you had predicted, and at the flash of a cash out it's as though you should take out a thing from your whole stake than losing it all to the house. Sometimes the scenario happens and after cashing out the next few minutes about to end the game  the results starts turning to your favour. It can be painful though. Although what I always think is that you can always make a double bet on the games, so you can cash out one bet slip and leave the second risking it to see if the results would change to your favour.

[ejikeme24]

Mine is fear, I will prefer to cash out than to end up losing everything when I am open to win a bet and everything turn out to be loss, in some conditions, if we are able to manage the risk attached, maybe the condition couldn't have been more worst than we had, I also understand that many of us want something better and bigger and this make us to go for the higher risk an eventually end up losing everything by the end.

Yes, fear is the major reason why gambler usually make cash out, and surely it is better we cash out little than Lossing everything but while making Cash out we should accept whatever that comes after cashing out, although I know how difficult it is for gamblers to accept  it especially when the game played,  gamblers will keep regretting why they make Cash out in the first place. For me I can only regret it when  I'm at  lost if not that then I will just let it go, although I will still feel kinda way but not exactly how other gamblers may feel when they cash out and the game played.

[Porfirii]

I hardly ever make use of cashouts. I just plan ahead and convince myself that whatever happens I will stick to why bet, so I simply try to forget about it and avoid overthinking. The thing is that I make the decision consciously, so I almost never make exceptions, but if you ask me about them, then I think that certain sign or something could trigger my superstitious side and make me quit early.

[Doan9269]

Cashing out is important to see in gambling because it makes us have the opportunity of going out with something minimal than nothing at all in gambling, it's prevents a complete loss of game and whenever we see this option coming out gives us a second chance to be able to check and confirm if we could still go on or withdraw from playing and cash out the ones we already get right, it is important that we should also know that this option to cash out is not always there, we have to only figure out when to do so and quickly maximize the advantage before the option is removed.

[fredericktaylor]

Mine is fear, I will prefer to cash out than to end up losing everything when I am open to win a bet and everything turn out to be loss, in some conditions, if we are able to manage the risk attached, maybe the condition couldn't have been more worst than we had, I also understand that many of us want something better and bigger and this make us to go for the higher risk an eventually end up losing everything by the end.

Yes, fear is the major reason why gambler usually make cash out, and surely it is better we cash out little than Lossing everything but while making Cash out we should accept whatever that comes after cashing out, although I know how difficult it is for gamblers to accept  it especially when the game played,  gamblers will keep regretting why they make Cash out in the first place. For me I can only regret it when  I'm at  lost if not that then I will just let it go, although I will still feel kinda way but not exactly how other gamblers may feel when they cash out and the game played.

Whether you want to leave the casino with some money in the middle or at the end before getting the result through gambling is a personal matter. It is better to gamble with only the money you can afford to lose, as a result you can wait until the end of the match and bet on it, there will be no fear of losing money, so you can enjoy the fun of gambling and if you are lucky you can win a lot of money. I bet with a small amount of money that I can lose and wait until the end of the match, as a result I enjoy more fun and excitement, if I am lucky I can win.

[nimogsm]

Mine is fear, I will prefer to cash out than to end up losing everything when I am open to win a bet and everything turn out to be loss, in some conditions, if we are able to manage the risk attached, maybe the condition couldn't have been more worst than we had, I also understand that many of us want something better and bigger and this make us to go for the higher risk an eventually end up losing everything by the end.

And that's perfectly normal. If a player sees that the game isn't going according to plan, they can withdraw part of their winnings rather than lose everything they bet simply because such a feature isn't available. What they managed to save can be bet on another event and try their luck elsewhere.

[Ziskinberg]

Both actually. I do cash out when I'm at my highest peak of winning, and when I'm losing the chances to win and cash out will make the best option.

But those who make early cash out because they develop the fears to lose more and betting more will only increase their losses, that's another story to tell. Yes, they are still gambling, but they do it blindly.

Cash out should also have its own perfect timing. You do cash out when you get satisfied with your winnings, or when you no longer see any chances to recover your losses so calling it a day by resorting into cash out might be the best thing to do at the moment.

[MRY]

Both actually. I do cash out when I'm at my highest peak of winning, and when I'm losing the chances to win and cash out will make the best option.

But those who make early cash out because they develop the fears to lose more and betting more will only increase their losses, that's another story to tell. Yes, they are still gambling, but they do it blindly.

Cash out should also have its own perfect timing. You do cash out when you get satisfied with your winnings, or when you no longer see any chances to recover your losses so calling it a day by resorting into cash out might be the best thing to do at the moment.

One of the most important skills of keeping the balance under full control is to know when to make unwindings. You are correct to note that such decisions should be made first of all on the basis of satisfaction with the current results. As long as we do things because we logically believe it is right, and not because we fear, the efficiency of every action will be radically high. In my opinion, the only solution to emotional stability is not to make blind guesses. Through open minded judgement, we manage to bring to a close the game with a feeling of peace and avoiding profound remorse.

[Jubilee58]

Cashing out your bet is not entirely bad, some gamblers have also lost good money just because they refused to cash out. Some Cash out can be huge and this gamblers who doesn't cash out can also loose good money if their bet eventually fail. I have played a bet, and was given reasonable amount of Cash out, and I refused to cash out, I ended up loosing that very game. In the other hand, some persons have also lost good money because they decided to Cash out. This situation is vice versa, and the decision a gambler will take either to cash out or not depends on his or her own past experience.

[Japinat]

While cash out should always be an objective or a must do when gambling, but there are actually gamblers who never see cash out as their end goal. I was like that before and just gamble as long as I can afford my bets, and that cash out for me never exist.

However, after series of losses and missed opportunities of keeping my big wins, I end up realizing that gambling without setting limits is never good at all. Aside it easily pave way for gambling addiction, you are also losing the essence why you are gambling in the first place, and that is to head home winning and happy, not losing and regretting while heading home.

[Byebyebtc]

Well I have experienced alot and also learnt alot in gambling, so I just wait till all my game is done, in either way there will always be emotions attached, but I personally get more emotional burden when I make the decision to cash out or not, and it also has after effects on me
so I just everything calm and wait till all my game is done, I don't stake up too much, I just go for the ones I am more confident of and I keep it as simple as that