Have you ever won in gambling but still felt like you lost?

[Popkon6]

Yes, of course it happens, because one faces such a situation to test one's luck. Because maybe if I lose, then I go ahead to test my luck again because it seems that maybe I can win. But gambling platforms do not accept all these things in any way, rather they wait and see, the gambler keeps playing again and again and keeps losing. As a result, one has to come out of the gambling platform with the possibility of loss, but one should never get excited about this situation.
Rather, one should stay calm and suspend the bet and take a break from the gambling platform, then your profit will remain. So I say it is normal to face such a situation in the case of an overly greedy gambler.

[Cryptohygenic]

That feeling is strange because technically you had a chance to go home winning, but because you did not stop, it still feels like a loss.

That feeling is driven from the psychological fact that the money in your account as  bettor is your own and it's does not matter whether you have withdrawn it or not because you will always have the right to decide what to do with it because it is on your custody.
The fund staked on your running bet is at s 50/50 if it will come back to you or not. That is if you loose or win determines.
If you have used $10 dollar to accumulate $1000 on your winning, the total amount is automatically yours and you have the chance to walk away with it all and when you have lost some or all, you will still assume you lost such total amount of money because you formally had the chance to walk away with it and you will feel the pain of the lost.
But in the reality, you lost only the amount you deposited if you later lost all.

[igebotz]

The problem is that when you're ahead, it's easy to stop thinking about protecting your profit and start thinking about how much more you could make. Winning multiple bets made one believe that they have understood the system and that the next winning is just round and before you realize yourself, everything is gone.

I had the same problem in my early days of gambling and the reason I kept on betting wasn't because I needed more money or had a target in mind, it was simply because I felt like I've cracked the art of winning lol 

It's a bad gambling practice.

[rachael9385]

This actually doesn't completely relate to the topic.

"Going home after significant profits" sounds more better.
Well I do agree with your point, gambling after profits has a high chance of eating up your profits,
Since most people gamble for profits, the wisest thing to do is to go home after profits.

We need to just agree on the fact that walking away after making profit is one of the most difficult things to do as a gambler because the more you win there is a chance to that you would want to keep on trying to make more profits which can easily lead to more losses. Going home after making profits is wise but not easy to do.

[Floczy]

This actually doesn't completely relate to the topic.

"Going home after significant profits" sounds more better.
Well I do agree with your point, gambling after profits has a high chance of eating up your profits,
Since most people gamble for profits, the wisest thing to do is to go home after profits.

We need to just agree on the fact that walking away after making profit is one of the most difficult things to do as a gambler because the more you win there is a chance to that you would want to keep on trying to make more profits which can easily lead to more losses. Going home after making profits is wise but not easy to do.

Well you do have to choose the wise thing to do right?
With how the world is today i don't think there are rooms for those emotions anymore. Yes you want to still gamble more but you don't have to. You have profits already anyways
Action over emotions