Do you also keep losing after you withdraw your profit?

[DubemIfedigbo001]

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.

You're lucky you withdraw your profits earlier, you just launched into a losing streak and it is still very possible you increased your bet size unnecessarily to chase more profits and got sunk in, it is normal to be less cautious especially when you feel settled for the day after withdrawing your profits.

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.

It can be argued so, but I still think your losing streak started, or maybe you lost discipline and your balance was blown up too soon

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?

Sure it does, when I become indifferent about how I place my bets and try increasing the stakes from the amount left to either catch them or go home and most times they beat me to it and I quit for the day.

[Yamifoud]

Once you decide to continue betting after a decent win, rest assured losing starts to occur. I have experienced this so many times that after winning, if you are still trying to satisfy your greed, then never expect to win more, but prepare for a bigger loss instead.

I have learned my lesson already so as much as possible, I never allow myself to get tempted and stay betting.

The greed will always be there, that's what human being is. We just need to stick with discipline and control our emotions not to get carried away with our greed.

[Fredomago]

Once you decide to continue betting after a decent win, rest assured losing starts to occur. I have experienced this so many times that after winning, if you are still trying to satisfy your greed, then never expect to win more, but prepare for a bigger loss instead.

I have learned my lesson already so as much as possible, I never allow myself to get tempted and stay betting.

The greed will always be there, that's what human being is. We just need to stick with discipline and control our emotions not to get carried away with our greed.

Yeah, sometimes I do the same the feeling of excitement thinking that after that win you can duplicate the same outcome and you'll been tempted to playback, and similar to your experience, losing is not by far, the problem or the regretful moment is after playing back instead of having some decent wins you fail to secure but you deposited back everything including your initial deposit then lose after.

[Cantsay]

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?

I’ve experienced it too. Let’s say I start gambling and then manage to hit some good wins, but then decide that I want to play safe and withdraw my initial deposit plus a little extra just to be safe. The moment I start gambling again, that remaining balance tends not to last long again.

It feels as if luck goes away the moment you initiate that first withdrawal, and if it’s a very good day, you’ll be able to make the withdrawal just two times and that’s it for that entire session before you start experiencing some heavy losses.

[Judith87403]

I have varied experience with this; sometimes I lose the winning part of my winning, and sometimes it leads me to more winning. It's different for every gambler, but we tend to assume it's true to us when we experience this many times during our betting session.
If this is your experience, then it's better to withdraw all your winnings and just deposit if you start a new session.

Every win is a win, no matter how small or big, regardless of the size of the win, it’s meant to be withdraw
 Immediately. Even if you want to keep playing after a win, that’s okay but it shouldn’t be withdraw Immediately the same money you won earlier, maybe from your extra money, but not from your win. Sure, this can be different for different gamblers but this is majorly a bad idea and yields a bad outcome for most gamblers who choose to walk that road. And that’s why it’s mostly advised for people to stay away.

[xLays]

Looks like most of us go through the same thing with leftover balance after withdrawing profit and some of you are saying it’s pretty normal lol.

So I think next time I win decent amount, I should just withdraw everything and not leave any balance at all, because we already know what usually happens to that leftover balance… it ends up lost.

Locking this thread now since it already reached 100 replies and the responses are pretty much the same. -ekslays