cash out is a hidden trap

[odunybiz]

I see bettors that don't value cash out option as people that are gambling for fun and entertainment because I see no reason why someone would consider cash out as a trap knowing fully well that gambling depends on luck, yet you don't want to take the advantage and secure the little one you see. To be honest cash out option is an easy way to get a win in gambling because it is not easy to get a win with parlays, unless you have made up your mind that your are not gambling for the money.

People that are arguing about cashout being a trap are gamblers that had lost huge amounts from gambling due to the option that was given to them to cashout but they never listen rather to wait for the end of the game before collecting their winnings if the games ended in profit. I don't see a reason why gamblers need to wait for the end outcome before they cashout when there bet is in 3x profits or more. It is very hard for cainsos to release winnings and those gambling too must learn how to take important measures.

All gamblers has their own strategy that works for them. What works for you may be forbidden by me. So it is always the best to stay with a strategy that work perfectly for me. Concluding that people that doesn't use cash out option has lost huge amounts from gambling. This isn't true. Alot of gamblers are out there that doesn't use cash out bottom and they are still in profit.

[Z_MBFM]

I see bettors that don't value cash out option as people that are gambling for fun and entertainment because I see no reason why someone would consider cash out as a trap knowing fully well that gambling depends on luck, yet you don't want to take the advantage and secure the little one you see. To be honest cash out option is an easy way to get a win in gambling because it is not easy to get a win with parlays, unless you have made up your mind that your are not gambling for the money.

People that are arguing about cashout being a trap are gamblers that had lost huge amounts from gambling due to the option that was given to them to cashout but they never listen rather to wait for the end of the game before collecting their winnings if the games ended in profit. I don't see a reason why gamblers need to wait for the end outcome before they cashout when there bet is in 3x profits or more. It is very hard for cainsos to release winnings and those gambling too must learn how to take important measures.

All gamblers has their own strategy that works for them. What works for you may be forbidden by me. So it is always the best to stay with a strategy that work perfectly for me. Concluding that people that doesn't use cash out option has lost huge amounts from gambling. This isn't true. Alot of gamblers are out there that doesn't use cash out bottom and they are still in profit.

For some, cash out is a very good way to make a profit. It depends on who is gambling and what strategy they are using. In gambling, everything is a hidden trap and everything is a joy. It depends on how you are using gambling. I consider the cash out option a good benefit. If someone is satisfied by cashing out any amount, then why would cash out be a hidden trap for them? And if someone is not satisfied by cashing out, then why would they cash out? Gambling means risk, there is no such thing as a trap here.

[knuckey]

The cashout feature is sometimes profitable and sometimes detrimental, because each bet definitely has a different situation, so we have to really see which situation is more profitable, and I conclude that both are smart choices depending on how we use them to get the lowest risk.

[vanesha]

I don't think so. Actually, what you're thinking is quite complicated. If we don't cash out, how can we enjoy our winnings? It's impossible to keep our money there for long. In fact, keeping old money on a casino site will encourage us to continue gambling, making it the most plausible trap. I don't think it's a problem if a bookmaker takes some profit from our withdrawals, as long as it doesn't alter the winnings, which is fair.

[Oluwa-btc]

Cash out is not an hidden trap for me.

I do not make use of it unless it is a long parlay. If it is just a bet with one or two matches, I do not make use of it.

It is good to know that cash out should not be a strategy like you said, it is only existing for gambling sites to gain more money from people. When a match is not favoring you, the money left to cash out is not favoring also.

Everyone has a different perspective on what cash is.Everything is entirely different here because it depends on who used it,how they use it and why they used it.Some people see cash out as a smart choice,but still misuse it due to fear or one reason or the other.At the end of the day,cashout is not the problem,the mindset behind the use is what matters.

[Zadicar]

I see bettors that don't value cash out option as people that are gambling for fun and entertainment because I see no reason why someone would consider cash out as a trap knowing fully well that gambling depends on luck, yet you don't want to take the advantage and secure the little one you see. To be honest cash out option is an easy way to get a win in gambling because it is not easy to get a win with parlays, unless you have made up your mind that your are not gambling for the money.

People that are arguing about cashout being a trap are gamblers that had lost huge amounts from gambling due to the option that was given to them to cashout but they never listen rather to wait for the end of the game before collecting their winnings if the games ended in profit. I don't see a reason why gamblers need to wait for the end outcome before they cashout when there bet is in 3x profits or more. It is very hard for cainsos to release winnings and those gambling too must learn how to take important measures.

All gamblers has their own strategy that works for them. What works for you may be forbidden by me. So it is always the best to stay with a strategy that work perfectly for me. Concluding that people that doesn't use cash out option has lost huge amounts from gambling. This isn't true. Alot of gamblers are out there that doesn't use cash out bottom and they are still in profit.

For some, cash out is a very good way to make a profit. It depends on who is gambling and what strategy they are using. In gambling, everything is a hidden trap and everything is a joy. It depends on how you are using gambling. I consider the cash out option a good benefit. If someone is satisfied by cashing out any amount, then why would cash out be a hidden trap for them? And if someone is not satisfied by cashing out, then why would they cash out? Gambling means risk, there is no such thing as a trap here.

Actually its not a trap, it is just that a feature on which you can take advantage if you are that wise enough on when to get out when you do see something that your team would gonna lose. Actually i have been able to cash out and make profits with this kind of method but of course not all the time and thats normal yet betting is always been unpredictable and there's no such thing about sure win. Its not a trap if you do really know on how to make use of it but just like been said that its never guarantee and when you do make out some early cash out and your bet was a complete win at the end then you will be thinking up this way that this was created for you to have that much lesser winning. lol .

[Royal Cap]

I don't think so. Actually, what you're thinking is quite complicated. If we don't cash out, how can we enjoy our winnings? It's impossible to keep our money there for long. In fact, keeping old money on a casino site will encourage us to continue gambling, making it the most plausible trap. I don't think it's a problem if a bookmaker takes some profit from our withdrawals, as long as it doesn't alter the winnings, which is fair.

It is true that if you withdraw money after winning you can save a your winning but you also have to accept that if you withdraw all the money it is not possible to continue playing the game properly. That's why I think if we withdraw 80% of the money and keep 20% in the account, Then we can continue playing the game later if we want. Another thing is that if you deposit and withdraw repeatedly, you often lose your flow. Game or trading is a continuous process, if you have some capital there it is easier to move forward with a plan. But yes it is not right to leave the whole thing, because then greed works.

[Slow death]

The cashout feature is sometimes profitable and sometimes detrimental, because each bet definitely has a different situation, so we have to really see which situation is more profitable, and I conclude that both are smart choices depending on how we use them to get the lowest risk.

This reminded me of a time a few days ago when I placed a multi-bet and got the first few games right, but in the last game the team was losing, they conceded a goal. So, since I had already profited twice, I decided to cash out and stopped watching the game. But to my surprise, when I checked the final result, I saw that the team won, and if I had left the bet, the profit would have been four times. But I don't regret cashing out because I made a profit. I've been telling people that cashing out is ideal when you're making a profit; in sports betting, it's better to make a profit than to lose money. At least that's how I see it.

[Jaycoinz]

It all depends on the gambler, to some cashout is an opportunity but I think that gamblers that see it as a trap are just greedy because they think that cashing out a game stops them from getting their potential win. My mindset about this is, as long as I made profit then I don't care about the outcome even if the game is successful after cashing out, I don't regret not waiting for the game to play out completely because anything would have happened

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The cashout feature is sometimes profitable and sometimes detrimental, because each bet definitely has a different situation, so we have to really see which situation is more profitable, and I conclude that both are smart choices depending on how we use them to get the lowest risk.

Indeed, I agree with you, it's a smart choice depending on how a gambler uses the option to lower their risk. Many people have used the option to prevent a bad lose that would have happened to them after they have already seen a good profit that they should have cashed out, so many people have already regretted not using the option to take part of their winning which got lost at the end of the game. So, the option is good of used at the right timing, but you can not always know the right timing always.

[Onyeeze]

I don't think so. Actually, what you're thinking is quite complicated. If we don't cash out, how can we enjoy our winnings? It's impossible to keep our money there for long. In fact, keeping old money on a casino site will encourage us to continue gambling, making it the most plausible trap. I don't think it's a problem if a bookmaker takes some profit from our withdrawals, as long as it doesn't alter the winnings, which is fair.

It is true that if you withdraw money after winning you can save a your winning but you also have to accept that if you withdraw all the money it is not possible to continue playing the game properly. That's why I think if we withdraw 80% of the money and keep 20% in the account, Then we can continue playing the game later if we want. Another thing is that if you deposit and withdraw repeatedly, you often lose your flow. Game or trading is a continuous process, if you have some capital there it is easier to move forward with a plan. But yes it is not right to leave the whole thing, because then greed works.

A real gambler doesn't withdraw everything it has in gambling, it withdraw some percent and remain some that it will use and gamble, and sometimes if you a small amount of funds in gambling, you may decide to use it and gamble instead withdrawing it all and later and start funding your accounts, I believe that we need to understand that gambling is all about understanding and its all be determined by what you wants to do or your decision.

[Betwrong]

It all depends on the gambler, to some cashout is an opportunity but I think that gamblers that see it as a trap are just greedy because they think that cashing out a game stops them from getting their potential win. My mindset about this is, as long as I made profit then I don't care about the outcome even if the game is successful after cashing out, I don't regret not waiting for the game to play out completely because anything would have happened

I absolutely agree with that. Greedy people tend to see a trap anywhere, and, of course, they see it in the opportunity to cash out. If you don't like it - don't do it and if you think all gambling sites is a trap - don't gamble at all. It's that simple. Nobody is forcing you. It’s not like we live in a universe where gambling is mandatory. Just ignore it. Entertain yourself with something else. Problem solved.

[Ever-young]

I absolutely agree with that. Greedy people tend to see a trap anywhere, and, of course, they see it in the opportunity to cash out. If you don't like it - don't do it and if you think all gambling sites is a trap - don't gamble at all. It's that simple. Nobody is forcing you. It’s not like we live in a universe where gambling is mandatory. Just ignore it. Entertain yourself with something else. Problem solved.

Yeah gambling isn’t mandatory but there’s absolutely nothing wrong with adding some discretion and being skeptical in certain situations. We all know gambling is a business for the casino, and most casinos would likely deploy new methods for the sole aim of making profits, so sometimes what gambler may see as an opportunity may in reality actually be a trap and one doesn’t tread with caution, they’ll only end up falling into that deadly trap.

[danherbias07]

I don't think so. Actually, what you're thinking is quite complicated. If we don't cash out, how can we enjoy our winnings? It's impossible to keep our money there for long. In fact, keeping old money on a casino site will encourage us to continue gambling, making it the most plausible trap. I don't think it's a problem if a bookmaker takes some profit from our withdrawals, as long as it doesn't alter the winnings, which is fair.

I think what OP is talking about is the "cash out" button while the game is still being played. Not the cashout/withdrawal. Yeah, I get it, sometimes it is confusing.

Still, it's a good feature that we can actually take advantage of. It's not like every day the result will end up as we predicted it, and there are instances while the game is being played that your instincts tell you that you might lose if you let the game end without cashing it out.
In my experience, I used the cash-out button many times in my parlays. I am not brave enough to finish them, so I pull them out and just enjoy whatever multiplier I get from the ticket that I withdrew.