Big Win! What will you be your next move? Be honest...

[Fortify]

I am sure most of the gamblers will face the dilemma of what they should do after winning big, it's either withdraw all the money and enjoy the day on something else or go for the big win again.

Let's find what will be your choice.

If I am being completely honest, I will go for more bets rather than withdrawing it completely, and I will continue to do that until I feel that I am not getting any more luck on the day.

What really is a big win? Most people betting a few dollars at a time maximum, are likely to rarely see hundred dollar wins and maybe into the thousands. Nobody with an income is going to find that to be a life changing sum, many may not even cash it out and just leave it on the casino to play another day. It's probably less than you've put into the casino over the lifetime of your account, so you'd still be in negative equity. Unless you are playing high roller stakes that realistically is the best you're ever going to hit. However if you're talking about something like a lottery, which really would change pretty much everyones life, then I would quit work the next day and be able to fill up my new found free time doing lots more interesting things.

[Kelvinid]

If you are a responsible gambler, you know already what's the best thing to do. But sometimes, its hard to stop our greed and just go with the flow, until we find ourselves losing again from the casino. This is based from my personal experience, and I know a lot has already experience losing after winning big.

So the best move? Withdraw all your profits and leave the casino. That way, you won't get tempted to bet again, and just use your profits wisely and treat your family, that sounds good.

[Orpichukwu]

I have not really experienced that big win that can put someone in a confused state before, but based on the winnings I have been having, each time what I'm tempted to do is continue gambling, as it might appear as if my lucky days just got started, and I will immediately try a few hands. If I lose, I will just rush and withdraw a measure part of the funds before I can continue again, before I'm easily carried away to play until I lose it all.

[Sonia_123]

I am sure most of the gamblers will face the dilemma of what they should do after winning big, it's either withdraw all the money and enjoy the day on something else or go for the big win again.

Let's find what will be your choice.



If I am being completely honest, I will go for more bets rather than withdrawing it completely, and I will continue to do that until I feel that I am not getting any more luck on the day.

After winning big is to quit the game and  withdraw my money, go have a good relaxation and plan on how to invest my money, as we all know gambling wins does not come often and so since the opportunity is here no need to waste it .

Going back to play more games will be losing all I have won for that day since gambling wins are not guaranteed .

[Vaculin]

I know betting after winning big is risky, but if you are good enough in handling your emotions, there's no wrong if you try betting more just to test if your luck is still there. But just prepare yourself to lose if ever your bets do not work.

However, if you are an inexperienced gambler, I suggest to quit betting and withdraw your funds immediately. You don't hold the future outcome of your bets, as much as you can't hold your emotions if ever things went far.

Do not be greedy this time, but learn to be more responsible instead.

[danherbias07]

I already won a big win, and what I did was quickly withdraw a huge chunk of that money (90%) and leave just some spare amount to play.

I did that because I have a bad habit of not stopping whenever I keep on betting after a big win. I guess I learned from my own mistakes, that's why I made a rule for myself to withdraw the money whenever I win big. It became a good habit afterwards. 4 times I won a big multiplier in slots, and whenever that happens, I withdraw without even thinking twice.
The only bad side of this strategy is that you cannot be satisfied with average wins. Let's say a x200 win came out in slots, I will not withdraw that yet because I don't feel like that's enough.

[Z-tight]

It is not so much of a tough decision for me. I am surely not going to withdraw everything, but i'd withdraw a large chunk of my winnings and leave the rest to gamble again. To be more specific, depending on how big the win is, i could withdraw as much as 85-90% of it and leave 15-10% in the casino. It is always good to take home some of your winnings, so you do not lose everything trying to get more.

[Pandu Geddon]

If what is obtained is a big win, then I will withdraw, but not everything. Leaving a small portion to continue playing, and when the gaming session feels enough, then you can switch to enjoying the winnings. Different situations are definitely felt by gamblers when they only win small amounts. What happens will make the gambler continue playing until finding a big win. But everything actually depends on how quickly you win big in the gaming session.

[AmoreJaz]

I know betting after winning big is risky, but if you are good enough in handling your emotions, there's no wrong if you try betting more just to test if your luck is still there. But just prepare yourself to lose if ever your bets do not work.

However, if you are an inexperienced gambler, I suggest to quit betting and withdraw your funds immediately. You don't hold the future outcome of your bets, as much as you can't hold your emotions if ever things went far.

Do not be greedy this time, but learn to be more responsible instead.

Much better if you will set aside some money after winning. In that way, you have something to fall back onto once you busted the other funds. Because the reality in gambling, is that, you are likely bound to lose. This is gambling after all.

[Slow death]

In my case, things work like this: I have a monthly bankroll of $40, which is $10 weekly. If I ever won a parlay with very high odds, increasing my weekly bankroll from $10 to $200, and then having a $230 bankroll, I would naturally withdraw $190 in profit and keep the $40 monthly bankroll to use in the real world. This means that if I won $1000 and ended up with $1030, I would do the same thing: keep the $40 bankroll and withdraw the rest to use in the real world.

bankroll management is extremely important in sports betting because it allows me to bet more responsibly, knowing what to do in case of a possible profit, and also what to do in case of a possible loss of the entire bankroll. When you don't have that plan and you earn a lot, you tend to gamble even more, thinking that this will make you much more money, and at the end of the day you lose all your money and start crying.

[masulum]

I personally will take a profit first since I already have experience when get a big win and loss almost half of the winning amount. In case I got a big win again, I will take the win first and using it for the most important things that I need IRL. if there some money left, may I will using it for another bet, at least I won't repeat my mistake in the past.

[Maslate]

I have been in this scenario and I've learned my lesson already. There's no use of chasing more luck and expect to win more, that's only rare to happen, but most likely, gamblers who take chances to bet due to greed end up losing a lot, including their big win.

If we just have to be honest here, its safer to just close the bet and leave the site. That's the best thing a gambler can do, than to risk his winnings and in the end, seeing all of the profits return to the casino and regret after.

[khiholangkang]

I am sure most of the gamblers will face the dilemma of what they should do after winning big, it's either withdraw all the money and enjoy the day on something else or go for the big win again.

Let's find what will be your choice.



If I am being completely honest, I will go for more bets rather than withdrawing it completely, and I will continue to do that until I feel that I am not getting any more luck on the day.

Looking at this picture I'm sure I'm going to take a withdrawal, with all this authority, but maybe if that's my fact after playing at the casino not necessarily, because most people will be stuck here with their desires, definitely try a few bets after that make a withdrawal, some other people want to make money in the casino and who will end up spending the money they have earned, quite a sad story, but let's think about it like this, I will withdraw it to buy a few drinks and celebrate.

[Davidvictorson]

I am sure most of the gamblers will face the dilemma of what they should do after winning big, it's either withdraw all the money and enjoy the day on something else or go for the big win again.

Experience has taught me to withdraw the money, spend it on something nice and bet again another day. It’s not everyday you win, so if you win, why not cash it out and spend it on something nice?

There will always be more opportunities to bet and win or lose but that would not matter now.

[Odusko]

It is not so much of a tough decision for me. I am surely not going to withdraw everything, but i'd withdraw a large chunk of my winnings and leave the rest to gamble again. To be more specific, depending on how big the win is, i could withdraw as much as 85-90% of it and leave 15-10% in the casino. It is always good to take home some of your winnings, so you do not lose everything trying to get more.

What I normally do is to withdraw everything so far the money is from my winnings, since I already have my gambling budget for that week, my winnings are not part of my budget so there for if I happen to win my very first bet, then I will definitely withdraw the winning and leaving behind my initial budget for gambling but not touching the winning.

[Agbamoni]

Honestly, the decision isn’t just “withdraw or bet again”. The bigger issue is how platforms behave after you win. Many feel smooth at the start, but once you try to withdraw repeatedly, delays or checks start happening. That’s why I focus more on long-term behavior rather than one lucky session.

That's not the point here. OP is being more concerned about your personal decision after the big win.
That's on the casino if they dont want you to withdraw after winning big. Which is why we gamblers must be careful in the choice of a casino. A reputable casino will allow you to withdraw your win, provided that it does not exceed their maximum payout, as many casinos do.

[aioc]

I am sure most of the gamblers will face the dilemma of what they should do after winning big, it's either withdraw all the money and enjoy the day on something else or go for the big win again.

It's not every day that you get to win big in a casino, so I prefer, and it's always my decision to cashout I have been into too many trying to regain my losses in the past. I learned my lesson well, and it's the best decision to cash out and enjoy your winnings, like buying yourself a new gadget or using the money to fix something in the house, or use it for something that you will remember your winning and motivate you that you can really win in gambling.

[Hispo]

It pretty much depends on how much money we would be talking about, to be honest.
To some people a big win would be in the order of the dozens of dollars, that would not be my definition, for me to consider to withdraw all my earnings, it would take me thousands on dollars in profit so I can have a meaningful change in my life and also in the life I care the most.

If I just won a few dollars or dozens of dollars, when I would continue to bet through night in order to see if I can get a little bit more before withdrawing a percentage of my winnings.

It is pretty much a personal thing and it would depends on the economical situation of each one of us.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

I am sure most of the gamblers will face the dilemma of what they should do after winning big, it's either withdraw all the money and enjoy the day on something else or go for the big win again.

Experience has taught me to withdraw the money, spend it on something nice and bet again another day. It’s not everyday you win, so if you win, why not cash it out and spend it on something nice?

There will always be more opportunities to bet and win or lose but that would not matter now.

What I told myself just now, I am not a hard core gambler who thinks going in again will bring more luck and I believe luck only come once in a day, not consistent. So if I am lucky to might have won big, I quit for the day and make use of the money for my survival. Then I know another day carries another luck.

That's how I handle this scenario.

[uneng]

It pretty much depends on how much money we would be talking about, to be honest.
To some people a big win would be in the order of the dozens of dollars, that would not be my definition, for me to consider to withdraw all my earnings, it would take me thousands on dollars in profit so I can have a meaningful change in my life and also in the life I care the most.

If I just won a few dollars or dozens of dollars, when I would continue to bet through night in order to see if I can get a little bit more before withdrawing a percentage of my winnings.

It is pretty much a personal thing and it would depends on the economical situation of each one of us.

Yes, in order to answer this question we need to know how much a big win means. For me something like 10,000$ onwards means a big win that I would withdraw immediately without thinking twice, as that money can generate much more through smart investments on long run. Therefore, instead of wasting everything on further bets which will only drain the money back to the house, it's necessary to think on how to make that amount grow.

Unless you already have a pretty large source of income, it doesn't worth to risk big wins on gambling, otherwise you will just waste the opportunity life gave you to build a consistent patrimony.