Do you also keep losing after you withdraw your profit?

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

If you waited for another day to replay with the remaining $100, it will go more better than what you did.

You have already accumulated so many emotional burdens that comes after winning and withdrawals, so you wouldn't allowed to burden to wore off after a very decent sleep.

You could do more better again at your calmest state of being, that's when you will win more again and again. The best advise I can give you. If you encounter similar thing again, follow and advise and than me later.

[mirakal]

I guess everyone here experienced the same, its just a matter of self-disciplined and greed control. You know already that gambling can never be an all out win for us, but its even more the opposite. Casinos do not care as long as they are continuously sustainable on their part.

So its already your initiative to stop betting after making some decent amount. Otherwise, you could chase your luck and who knows you'll be winning more, but more likely you'll be losing a lot, like turning all your profits into a loss with just a blink of an eye. And you don't want that to happen for sure.

[Hispo]

Actually it is pretty natural. One you have secured a substantial money from your gambling session and you decide to continue with a smaller balance, you become more reckless and uncaring to what could happen to whatever it is left on your account.
The more money you have, you are more careful, because that amount of money cost you a lot of effort to get, when compared to the little money to left on your casino account and did not cost you anything, just good luck.

It has not happened to me every often, because I usually deplete my bankroll before being able to withdraw, but I see why it could be something common which happens to a lot of gamblers on the internet.

[MAAManda]

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

There are many possible assumptions as to why this could happen. It could be that after we make a withdrawal, we no longer play more carefully as you said, or even more extreme, the platform detects that you have won and have already made a withdrawal, therefore they make your session bad, that's a wild assumption of some of my friends. Of all the gambling sessions I did, most of the time I made a withdrawal, I withdrew the entire balance, not leaving even a little bit there.

[maydna]

Casino will not gives you more chances to wins. If you realize this, you will not continue gambling after that winning but stopping gambling. If you still continue gambling, that will just makes you tempting and spend more even using your wins money.

You will less discipline and don't thinks about the risks. You wants to chase the wins but you don't realize the situation. Many people also experienced the same as you but you should know that it is better to stop gambling.

Withdrawing the wins money will be better and leave some amounts in your account. But don't continue gambling as that can makes you lose control.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Actually it is pretty natural. One you have secured a substantial money from your gambling session and you decide to continue with a smaller balance, you become more reckless and uncaring to what could happen to whatever it is left on your account.
The more money you have, you are more careful, because that amount of money cost you a lot of effort to get, when compared to the little money to left on your casino account and did not cost you anything, just good luck.

It has not happened to me every often, because I usually deplete my bankroll before being able to withdraw, but I see why it could be something common which happens to a lot of gamblers on the internet.

Well, in as much as I agree with you because you are right, let me say that it's losing money still occurs after a gambler has won and maybe withdrawn part of the money won to a private wallet or any wallet is the casino doesn't have access to, losing still occurs no matter how careful the gambler try to be..

I feel like that casino's algorithm always knows when an account has won significant amount of money, so it's going to strategically try to get all of that money from you back to the casino if you as the gambler do not apply sense and introduce some strategies that should or will help you saveguard the money, casinos always claim that their system are provably fair but I do not believe claims like this, the casino's algorithm is definitely design to ensure the casino is making maximum Profit at all times, this I believe is the reason why when one wins, what follows next is long losing streak so the casino can take back the money.

[topbitcoin]

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

Although this may not be felt by all gamblers but on average I think I have felt something like this and I have often been in the same situation.

The problem may be that our luck is over and it should be that after the draw we have to stop for a moment but in the end the urge to continue gambling is always so strong that it makes us feel that the euphoria of winning is not over and makes us force gambling.

Pausing especially after getting your winnings and withdrawals still seems to be the best way to go.

[Agbamoni]

It feels like before withdrawal I play more carefully, but after that I become less disciplined or maybe I take more risks without noticing it. Or maybe it’s just normal variance and bad timing.

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

That's a usual feeling when you know there is money kept aside in case you lose the one you are betting with. The thing is, I would prefer taking a higher risk after winning the $500 bet. If my initial stake amount is $10, I will increase it by $20 per bet. Those odds I find very risky, I wont mind selecting them. So, technically, the only amount I will lose is not more than 20% of the $500. 80% left for me if the other games go wrong.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I mean I’m not sure if this is just me, but I’ve noticed this pattern many times.
For example, I win around $500 then I withdraw $400 to secure profit. After that, I continue playing with the remaining $100.
But somehow, I can’t win anymore and I just lose everything that’s left.

It feels like before withdrawal I play more carefully, but after that I become less disciplined or maybe I take more risks without noticing it. Or maybe it’s just normal variance and bad timing.

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

SAME! Last night, I started with 80 USD with a 0.1 bet. I bought a bouns spin with billionaire bonanza and luckily I hit a jackpot with 300 x 2.4 USD getting more than 700 USD that round.  Bankroll became around 950 USD.
Withdrew the 800 USD to continue playing. With the luck I feel and gree my 150 USD became 300 with a secured 800 a total of 1,100 and became comfortable playing. I thought I was chillin with some glass of whiskey.
But I was wrong ended the late night of playing with 700 USD. Yeah, I deposited another 100 and that was a bad decision when I must secure the thousand bucks.

[danherbias07]

Yes, that's how it always works, especially in the local online gambling sites or applications.

After a big win, a losing streak comes. That's the cycle. It's not a coincidence, but I do think that the house edge is going up whenever we win. Then, it grows more when we make a withdrawal. Now, other gamblers will probably say that we should avoid withdrawals to avoid the house edge from increasing, but I am against that. Withdrawal means securing the money, and we can give up anytime we want, with the money already in our possession. It means we can walk away and just finish the day with a win instead of stressing out and playing more as the money keeps being depleted.

[B-BossMan]

It normally happened to almost everyone or the gamblers here, because when you have won a huge amounts of profits in betting or as a gambler, you will be feeling so excited about your profits, let say for instance, you staked $100 in a particular game, and ended up winning $200, so definitely your profits will be $100 and this profits can make you feel expertise and trigger your morality to stake or betting more,because you will be thinking that even if the profits perish its not your own or your capital. Again we still have some sets of people that, no matter how the profits they made, at that moment they will still put both the thier money and the profits, having believes that the more or the higher you bet the more you will Winn huge amounts of money, so all depends on individuals differences

[Accardo]

Yes, that's how it always works, especially in the local online gambling sites or applications.

After a big win, a losing streak comes. That's the cycle. It's not a coincidence, but I do think that the house edge is going up whenever we win. Then, it grows more when we make a withdrawal.

The house edge stays wherever it's set to be by the house, it's not something very dynamic as you may have thought of it to be, the players only have that fraction of the edge to contend with, the house do not care whether or not a player withdrew money, the losing outcome is as a result of the house edge which the gamer can't win above the percentage kept aside for gamblers.

[SamReomo]

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

When I win, I try my best to withdraw it as soon as possible because I know that in gaming our luck plays the most important role and if we win it's only because we got lucky and that doesn't mean we'll get lucky again and that's the reason why I withdraw my winnings.

Most of us forget that the house edge is always there and if we win in a casino game once then the chance of winning in that game becomes low and literally it's better to not gamble after winning and withdraw the won amount to have some fun.

A responsible gambler will not gamble after winning/losing because their main goal is to have fun during gambling session, and they don't gamble everyday but only gamble when it's needed.

[electronicash]

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

When I win, I try my best to withdraw it as soon as possible because I know that in gaming our luck plays the most important role and if we win it's only because we got lucky and that doesn't mean we'll get lucky again and that's the reason why I withdraw my winnings.

Most of us forget that the house edge is always there and if we win in a casino game once then the chance of winning in that game becomes low and literally it's better to not gamble after winning and withdraw the won amount to have some fun.

A responsible gambler will not gamble after winning/losing because their main goal is to have fun during gambling session, and they don't gamble everyday but only gamble when it's needed.

somehow some users think that withdrawing the funds makes the casino adjust the winning rate and that OP isn't just careless in his betting but the casino deliberately win over every time bets he made because of the adjustment.

of course this is just what i feel every time i experience the same. but the more i see that i'm not the only one having such experience, i'm incline to believe this is possible. i know casinos are regulated and they violate policies when they do this.

i wonder if he wins again if he deposit back the $400 

[AprilioMP]

I mean I’m not sure if this is just me, but I’ve noticed this pattern many times.
For example, I win around $500 then I withdraw $400 to secure profit. After that, I continue playing with the remaining $100.
But somehow, I can’t win anymore and I just lose everything that’s left.

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

That’s exactly how I felt after withdrawing my winnings.

Your example really resonates with my experience, so I thought that after making a withdrawal, I’d have to wait my turn again for some time before I could win again.
In other words, after making a withdrawal, I could only make a deposit and play until I lost money until the deposit amount exceeded the amount I withdrew.

There’s no effective way other than waiting for my turn and ensuring the deposit amount reaches or exceeds the withdrawal amount to secure the winnings.

[Kelward]

his is why I say that we shouldn't gamble with our wins, when you win you should take everything, if you must continue to gamble you should do so from your bankroll. Most people that got greedy and start to gamble with their wins mostly lose everything back to the casino so if you consider it you will know that it is not worth gambling with your wins. Have a bankroll for gambling and only use the amount that you are comfortable with to gamble throughout that week or month, also plan how long you want to stay in a casino it will help you to stay focused and gamble responsibly.

[Jody.Drummer]

his is why I say that we shouldn't gamble with our wins, when you win you should take everything, if you must continue to gamble you should do so from your bankroll. Most people that got greedy and start to gamble with their wins mostly lose everything back to the casino so if you consider it you will know that it is not worth gambling with your wins. Have a bankroll for gambling and only use the amount that you are comfortable with to gamble throughout that week or month, also plan how long you want to stay in a casino it will help you to stay focused and gamble responsibly.

In my opinion, it’s not wrong for some people to gamble with their winnings, as long as they do it at a different time not by continuing to gamble at the same time without first withdrawing their winnings. I sometimes withdraw the winnings I’ve earned and set aside an amount that I always use as capital, which I then play with again later. But when it comes to responsible gambling, that depends on each person’s perspective. Now if you manage to withdraw your winnings at one point but then deposit them back in shortly afterward only to lose and this keeps repeating until all your winnings are gone well, that’s also irresponsible gambling.

[eisen33]

I mean I’m not sure if this is just me, but I’ve noticed this pattern many times.
For example, I win around $500 then I withdraw $400 to secure profit. After that, I continue playing with the remaining $100.
But somehow, I can’t win anymore and I just lose everything that’s left.

It feels like before withdrawal I play more carefully, but after that I become less disciplined or maybe I take more risks without noticing it. Or maybe it’s just normal variance and bad timing.

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

Are you talking about betting or slots? If we're talking about slots, then I think it's a matter of probabilities and maybe a little luck. But if we're talking about betting, then it's strange that everything changes for the worse after you withdraw. If you stick to the same rules, then everything should remain within the same limits, unless you're playing without a strategy, in which case luck will again play a big role, and the withdrawal shouldn't be decisive.

[Strongkored]

Do you also experience or doing this? Or do you have way to manage the remaining balance after withdrawal so it doesn’t just disappear?

Isn't winning and losing in gambling a common thing? So, what you are experiencing is quite normal, in fact, it's even better since there is still money you have been able to secure from your winnings, and it's also impossible for a player to keep winning. 
My recent experience was almost the same, the similarity is losing after winning twice.
So, after winning twice with each deposit, the third deposit on a different day had very disappointing results, but this is something I know I will definitely experience.

[TopTort777]

So OPs luck disappears after withdrawal. I dont believe in such things, that there is something that have impact on our luck. If withdrawal can decrease luck, then there should be something that can increase it. Since we have discussed already that there is nothing that can improve our luck, then withdrawal should not be reason for luck to disappear. I think its just a moment when we focus on a loss and try to convince ourselves that there is a reason for our loss, when on a distance we all lose