Cashout as a strategy

[Obim34]

That is the main point here. Before a gambler bet a game, he must have determined from his heart that he most win the game and if the bet cut, he would take it. Though I am not saying it is bad to take the percentage that appears to cashout but if you cashout and the full game played, what will you feel? It would be painful so why can't we risk the game at onse.

I doubt we have any gambler who do not cashout. Cashing out before the game ends does not mean the gambler isn't able to afford losing the bet, there is always this bad feeling after being offered an opportunity of cashing a few profits over losing all. I had this experience just within the week, I left the game to play full time hoping for a last minute recovery, I lost the bet at the end but if i had cashed out earlier on, I would have made more than half of my total potential win.

Cashing out or leaving the game to run completely is a choice, have to be responsible for whichever, and both can come with later regret or satisfaction of using the opportunity when it was there.

[suzanne5223]

Based on experience, and the bookmaker commission for closing the betting early. I think the cashout strategy is never a good strategy for gamblers, and ever since i learn that the betting i closed early always comes to be a winning bet if i choose to leave till the match ends. I have always chosen to clear my mind whenever i bet on a game, and see cashout as no option.

I don't like pressing the cash out button when betting instead I like the full risk. If I loss let it be and of I will all glory to God and my patient. Impatient can also made some gamblers to cash out before time. Casinos are also using the cashout option to reduce the full pay you if the gambler win the bet. And if such happened, and the amount to win is big, the gambler would be very much angry and sometimes they cry. Gamble what you can afford to loss and take the risk to complete the bet.

Not bad, but people who takes their profit before the game ends are smarter, they understand what "half bread is better than none" means, atleaste they don't walk away empty handed and this habit is better than waiting for the game to end when you can actually end up with nothing, but I understand you, everyone have their own risk tolerance so we all can't do things the same way.

What you said makes sense, but I personally categorize such gamblers as someone who doesn't trust in their own capacity, which is based on my past experience, and consider them to be the individual that chicken out due to small game pressure.

Based on experience, and the bookmaker commission for closing the betting early. I think the cashout strategy is never a good strategy for gamblers, and ever since i learn that the betting i closed early always comes to be a winning bet if i choose to leave till the match ends. I have always chosen to clear my mind whenever i bet on a game, and see cashout as no option.

I don't like pressing the cash out button when betting instead I like the full risk. If I loss let it be and of I will all glory to God and my patient. Impatient can also made some gamblers to cash out before time. Casinos are also using the cashout option to reduce the full pay you if the gambler win the bet. And if such happened, and the amount to win is big, the gambler would be very much angry and sometimes they cry. Gamble what you can afford to loss and take the risk to complete the bet.

Well this statement where you said you don’t like pressing the button of cash out when you are betting….to me I feel if a preson cash out his bet on time just because he want all the money I feel that more of greedy people well it even more greedy because you might get at the community and still lose….well as for me i feel pressing the cashing out button is really not bad, some might still want to correct so please am…

Yes, the cash out is not bad, but i consider it to be something gamblers who don't trust themselve used to lock in a profit when their bet is winning (which is not always the situation), while most reasons are cutting losses, and preventing emotional swings when spotting danger.

[Josefjix]

I am never a greedy gambler who always wants to make sure the winning amount reaches up to higher amount before cashing out, I do not care if the cashout option available shows like 10% ahead of my stake amount, I will cash it out.

For example, if I stake with $100, and the cashout option available available to be cashed out is $500, I don't mind taking it out, even though there are many parley available to complete.

I personally don't want to follow any rules regarding cashing out, my only rules is that, once the option to cashout is available and it's higher than my stake amount, I proceed with it

Gambling is hard, and so take chance of the little opportunity to get a little sum off it, that's my rule.

[danadc]

I don't like pressing the cash out button when betting instead I like the full risk. If I loss let it be and of I will all glory to God and my patient. Impatient can also made some gamblers to cash out before time. Casinos are also using the cashout option to reduce the full pay you if the gambler win the bet. And if such happened, and the amount to win is big, the gambler would be very much angry and sometimes they cry. Gamble what you can afford to loss and take the risk to complete the bet.

That's very interesting because each player has many ways of looking at gambling. When I see that I win something, I hit the withdrawal button because I want to be sure I've won something. Leaving it there in the casino only gives me anxiety because it makes me want to bet more money on any game and have more playing time. That's what it does But I really respect the fact that other players also use those strategies maybe they work well for them.