The cash out myth I know. Which do you know?

[Findingnemo]

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We've been saying the same thing and somehow I think you missed out on the main reason I started referencing irresponsible gambling, let me help you

My point is the user trying to preserve the bankroll even after knowing that anything can happen is different and it doesn't come under the irresponsible gambling act. I ecourage people to cashout no matter what, they should be okay with the outcome irrespective of the results for their mental peace.

[MAAManda]

‎Do you agree with this and do you have more cash out myths you know?

I’m not sure, I can’t say whether I agree with that or not. However, I do have one myth about cashout. Cashouts are not a way out, they are a stupid way to miss out on bigger potential wins. I can relate to that situation, because whenever I have doubts & decide to cash out, it turns out the bet would have actually played out perfectly without the cashout.

[The Founding Titan]

myth, there is no wasted opportunity and no regrets, it all depends on each person's strategy, I usually take advantage of the profitable time in the final minutes, especially in the 70th minute in football, with the cashout feature I almost always make a profit for the next ten minutes, whatever it is, the simple thing is how is your strategy, and does it match your plan?

Exactly, nothing is wrong as long as its their decision to make and okay by it, as not everyone has the habit to be patience but those who always exercise patience are aware of the potential risks and are ready to accept whatever may be the result. So, that's why everyone has their own strategy logic in gambling as everyone tolerance is different  but the fact is that its essential for one to bet the game with what they can risk, as that its another way to remain discipline in the game.

Having a cashout option doesn't change anything for someone who doesn't want it, it's not like the casino is going to force anyone to use the cashout option so the idea of people even complaining about it seems out of place for me, anyone who doesn't like the cashout option simply isn't disciplined enough to keep themelves from making use of it whenever they are under pressure with the likelihood of losing being high, the hate it because after the cashout the game ends up playing hoe they predicted, they should blame their own weakness instead of lashing out on casinos having cashout option.

[Mayor of ogba]

I’m not sure, I can’t say whether I agree with that or not. However, I do have one myth about cashout. Cashouts are not a way out, they are a stupid way to miss out on bigger potential wins. I can relate to that situation, because whenever I have doubts & decide to cash out, it turns out the bet would have actually played out perfectly without the cashout.

I have missed on bigger potential wins, I cashed out my game because I had doubts and I believed it would not played the way I predicted, but it turns out to actually played. I don't cash out my game anymore, if my game is looking like it wouldn't play I will never cash out, I will just allow the game to finish in order for me to know my fate. So far, since I have decided not to cash out my game halfway there's no regret because the game I had doubts on actually turns out to play on several occasions.

[Bright0515]

There's actually no myth here, it is a simple logic, if you want to take advantage of cash out opportunities then it is important that you are always logged in when you place a bet, you can be logged out at any other period or time but it's crucial to always keep your eyes locked into the games that you bet on because you cannot really know what to expect, anything can happen at the end of the day. Cashouts are only considered to be significant when it puts you in profits.

[Natalim]

There's actually no myth here, it is a simple logic, if you want to take advantage of cash out opportunities then it is important that you are always logged in when you place a bet, you can be logged out at any other period or time but it's crucial to always keep your eyes locked into the games that you bet on because you cannot really know what to expect, anything can happen at the end of the day. Cashouts are only considered to be significant when it puts you in profits.

Then that means you are investing a lot of time and effort when betting. If there were some kind of automation, like a trading bot, then maybe it would be easier, but I think everything still has to be done manually.

For me, I would not bother with that kind of stuff. I would rather think of it this way: once I place a bet, I just wait until the game is over.

I want to relax while watching the game instead of panicking and constantly thinking about what to do. In the end, the final result will decide what happens to my bet.

[Achalugo BTC]

Having a cashout option doesn't change anything for someone who doesn't want it, it's not like the casino is going to force anyone to use the cashout option so the idea of people even complaining about it seems out of place for me, anyone who doesn't like the cashout option simply isn't disciplined enough to keep themelves from making use of it whenever they are under pressure with the likelihood of losing being high, the hate it because after the cashout the game ends up playing hoe they predicted, they should blame their own weakness instead of lashing out on casinos having cashout option.

Like I said, everyone has the right to make any choice for themselves as far as it won't affect them in anyway, but they shouldn't do or make decisions based on others view kos that is when it will affect them or make them feel bad about it, especially if they lose their bets and they didn't cashout, that hits hard than because they don't really expect it. Yea, the casino can't not force one to cashout and that is why they are supposed to be mindful in making decisions as they won't feel regretful later.

[Tungbulu]

The opposite of me, which is that I play slots more often than sports betting, although I myself also like football but this does not make me more often do sports betting type gambling.
The thing that we must pay attention to is not until we do excessive betting whether it's just doing one type of gambling or two or even more, we still have to have a limit on betting.

The two games might be different but the rules applies the same and its important for one to gamble with that rules, as it will prevent one from troubles that gambling might later cause them such as debt, stress and so on. As it will be much better if all the games are being taken as the same. Having the right mindset in gambling helps alot, as they don't have to chase after their loss or stake with what they can't afford.

[The Founding Titan]

Having a cashout option doesn't change anything for someone who doesn't want it, it's not like the casino is going to force anyone to use the cashout option so the idea of people even complaining about it seems out of place for me, anyone who doesn't like the cashout option simply isn't disciplined enough to keep themelves from making use of it whenever they are under pressure with the likelihood of losing being high, the hate it because after the cashout the game ends up playing hoe they predicted, they should blame their own weakness instead of lashing out on casinos having cashout option.

Like I said, everyone has the right to make any choice for themselves as far as it won't affect them in anyway, but they shouldn't do or make decisions based on others view kos that is when it will affect them or make them feel bad about it, especially if they lose their bets and they didn't cashout, that hits hard than because they don't really expect it. Yea, the casino can't not force one to cashout and that is why they are supposed to be mindful in making decisions as they won't feel regretful later.

People should really stick to whatever works for them, if someone doesn't like something they should just avoid it instead of trying to make it look like there is something wrong with it for others, we all have our preferences and they don't have to tally with that of others.

The opposite of me, which is that I play slots more often than sports betting, although I myself also like football but this does not make me more often do sports betting type gambling.
The thing that we must pay attention to is not until we do excessive betting whether it's just doing one type of gambling or two or even more, we still have to have a limit on betting.

The two games might be different but the rules applies the same and its important for one to gamble with that rules, as it will prevent one from troubles that gambling might later cause them such as debt, stress and so on. As it will be much better if all the games are being taken as the same. Having the right mindset in gambling helps alot, as they don't have to chase after their loss or stake with what they can't afford.

I prefer sports to slots though, I like that my actions do have a hand on my winning or not winning because even though it all still comes down to luck there is still value in a person prediction and analytical skills when it comes to sports gambling as opposed to slots where everything is decided by the algorithm.

[Tungbulu]

I prefer sports to slots though, I like that my actions do have a hand on my winning or not winning because even though it all still comes down to luck there is still value in a person prediction and analytical skills when it comes to sports gambling as opposed to slots where everything is decided by the algorithm.

That’s right. Many people (like myself too) don really like the idea of leaving all the heavy lifting to luck. Although we are not ignorant of the fact that winning in gambling is all about luck, but still a good skill and strategy could also help to increase one’s chances of actually winning, which is actually why sports happens to be one my favorite  games. I also used to try out Greyhound games to, but they’re not always as interesting as sports.

[Ishicryptic]

Having a cashout option doesn't change anything for someone who doesn't want it, it's not like the casino is going to force anyone to use the cashout option so the idea of people even complaining about it seems out of place for me, anyone who doesn't like the cashout option simply isn't disciplined enough to keep themelves from making use of it whenever they are under pressure with the likelihood of losing being high, the hate it because after the cashout the game ends up playing hoe they predicted, they should blame their own weakness instead of lashing out on casinos having cashout option.

Like I said, everyone has the right to make any choice for themselves as far as it won't affect them in anyway, but they shouldn't do or make decisions based on others view kos that is when it will affect them or make them feel bad about it, especially if they lose their bets and they didn't cashout, that hits hard than because they don't really expect it. Yea, the casino can't not force one to cashout and that is why they are supposed to be mindful in making decisions as they won't feel regretful later.

Cash out is a wonderful feature in casinos, it gives gamblers the option to either continue or not and whatever a bettor decides to do about cashing out they shouldn't regret it because they don't have a crystal ball to know if they would win their game or not. If you want to take cash out route as a bettor you should be bold to move on after you do because it is your money and if the game have won the complete bet or not shouldn't be your concern anymore, if you're dwelling on whether you should have won the bet you're not doing yourself any good. It is good that if you want to cash out that it should be your sole decision because if somebody talks you into cashing out and the game played that you should have won you might not be happy with the person. Let us remember that winning bets is by luck so go for a cash out if you feel like it.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I have missed on bigger potential wins, I cashed out my game because I had doubts and I believed it would not played the way I predicted, but it turns out to actually played. I don't cash out my game anymore, if my game is looking like it wouldn't play I will never cash out, I will just allow the game to finish in order for me to know my fate. So far, since I have decided not to cash out my game halfway there's no regret because the game I had doubts on actually turns out to play on several occasions.

I guess this is something that most bettors has experienced (the bettor that takes cashout), I have experienced it too but it didn't make me to stop taking cashout because there are also some bets which I lost completely meanwhile I had a cashout offer but I refused to take it and so I lost the bet. I would rather take cashout than to lose everything. Based on what OP said, for players that like cashouts, they have to always check how the game is going else they will miss out and some of their games will end up in lose.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

‎I actually do think it would be a myth to say that a gambler will lose more cash out opportunities if they fail to remain logged in, and always constantly check their betting platform to monitor their bets despite using a local sportsbook/gambling platform or the more modern cryptocurrency sportsbook/gambling platforms to place bets.
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‎Do you agree with this and do you have more cash out myths you know?

This is not a myth bud, it's a fact that if one places a bet he or she hopes to catch a cash out offer on, if he or she doesn't constantly check the bet, he or she will likely end up losing the opportunity to cash out, this is a simple fact, and it seems to me that you don't even know what a myth is.

And on the other hand, topics like this aren't necessary anymore since most casinos of this days now offer auto cash out settings where the user can set a target or amount which if the cash out offer provided by the casinos reaches, the system automatically accept the cash out offer for the user even if he or she is not online at that moment.
Online casinos and gambling is advancing real good, and from time to time, we get to see and enjoy a new feature that makes betting experience more fun, the auto-cashout is one of such features.

[Natalim]

I guess this is something that most bettors has experienced (the bettor that takes cashout), I have experienced it too but it didn't make me to stop taking cashout because there are also some bets which I lost completely meanwhile I had a cashout offer but I refused to take it and so I lost the bet. I would rather take cashout than to lose everything. Based on what OP said, for players that like cashouts, they have to always check how the game is going else they will miss out and some of their games will end up in lose.

In short, sometimes cashing out turns out to be the right decision, and sometimes it turns out to be the wrong one. So in the end, it almost feels like you just break even.

That makes me wonder, what is really the point of always using cash-out?

Maybe it is better to stop relying on it and just focus on the bet you already made. Whatever the result, win or lose, at least you trusted your own analysis and decision. For me, that is the real point of gambling. Cash-out is just a newer feature that can sometimes make everything more complicated. If we simply wait for the final result, whether we win or lose, at least we can accept it and be satisfied with the decision we made.

[fruktik]

Being logged mean you monitoring all in your account. But I disagree that will lose more cash out opportunities because that will be your option to cash out now or later. You control your gambling activity so you determine you want to do by yourself.

That is not a myth for me but that is what I see in my account and knowing what I suppose to do. If I want to gamble, I don't just check my account but picking the games and starts playing but if you want to cash out, you can do that directly and no need to wait for anything.

What loss of funds and withdrawal options are we talking about if a person isn't logged in to the site? The funds will remain in the deposit. You can log in and withdraw at any time. What's the problem, exactly? If something goes wrong, you need to contact technical support to resolve the issue. That's what we all do. This only works for platforms that are time-tested and have a certain reputation. I can't comment on the others.

[Strongkored]

‎I actually do think it would be a myth to say that a gambler will lose more cash out opportunities if they fail to remain logged in, and always constantly check their betting platform to monitor their bets despite using a local sportsbook/gambling platform or the more modern cryptocurrency sportsbook/gambling platforms to place bets.
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‎Do you agree with this and do you have more cash out myths you know?

If you're busy, you won't always remember your bets, so you won't always want to log in to your account and cash out when you see progress, even if it's not yet fully completed.
You need to maintain control so you don't feel the need to constantly check your bets, as logging in more frequently will also allow you to bet more aggressively and exceed your limits.
So it's not about myths or not, but the more often you log into your account, the more often you will be able to play.

[Vaculin]

If you're busy, you won't always remember your bets, so you won't always want to log in to your account and cash out when you see progress, even if it's not yet fully completed.
You need to maintain control so you don't feel the need to constantly check your bets, as logging in more frequently will also allow you to bet more aggressively and exceed your limits.
So it's not about myths or not, but the more often you log into your account, the more often you will be able to play.

What you’re describing is very stressful. They say betting is supposed to be fun, but at that point, it’s not fun anymore. You keep checking the score from time to time, and you feel the pressure, especially when the game keeps going back and forth. You’ll never know who will win until the game is over.

We also have to learn how to control ourselves during the game. I think it starts with betting the right amount, an amount we can afford to lose. That’s very basic. The moment you bet a bigger amount without thinking about the possibility of losing because you’re too confident, you may find it difficult to accept the loss. That’s where the real problem begins.

[Alex077]

‎I actually do think it would be a myth to say that a gambler will lose more cash out opportunities if they fail to remain logged in, and always constantly check their betting platform to monitor their bets despite using a local sportsbook/gambling platform or the more modern cryptocurrency sportsbook/gambling platforms to place bets.

And on the other hand, topics like this aren't necessary anymore since most casinos of this days now offer auto cash out settings where the user can set a target or amount which if the cash out offer provided by the casinos reaches, the system automatically accept the cash out offer for the user even if he or she is not online at that moment...

I think those are actually two different issues. Plenty of modern casinos and sportsbooks now have auto cash-out features, so you don't even need to be online when your target is reached.
Even without an auto cash-out feature, simply being offline doesn't mean you've lost the opportunity to withdraw. The bigger problem is that players log back in, see money in their account, and think, "Why not one more bet?" That's how a lot of winnings disappear. That's what causes most people to lose their winnings, not being away from their account.

[passwordnow]

That’s right. Many people (like myself too) don really like the idea of leaving all the heavy lifting to luck. Although we are not ignorant of the fact that winning in gambling is all about luck, but still a good skill and strategy could also help to increase one’s chances of actually winning, which is actually why sports happens to be one my favorite  games. I also used to try out Greyhound games to, but they’re not always as interesting as sports.

We just can't have it at times that we need it, it comes at random times and that's why you don't rely on luck. So much reliance on it will just be automatically seen by us if we keep on winning. But having the combination of having that skill like analysis if you're into sports betting will give you better chance of winning. Because I've been doing that and it's not always a win for me and losses do also come even if there were plenty of times that I can say that I've made good analysis prior to the bets that I've placed. So someone who sees that they're unlucky can use the cashout feature because that's necessary.

[The Founding Titan]

I prefer sports to slots though, I like that my actions do have a hand on my winning or not winning because even though it all still comes down to luck there is still value in a person prediction and analytical skills when it comes to sports gambling as opposed to slots where everything is decided by the algorithm.

That’s right. Many people (like myself too) don really like the idea of leaving all the heavy lifting to luck. Although we are not ignorant of the fact that winning in gambling is all about luck, but still a good skill and strategy could also help to increase one’s chances of actually winning, which is actually why sports happens to be one my favorite  games. I also used to try out Greyhound games to, but they’re not always as interesting as sports.

There is just something about feeling like you are the reason for why you won, you know that you were lucky but you also know that if you didn't make the personal decision you made yourself then you probably wouldn't have won and that feeling beats just picking random slots and hoping for it to come out in your favour, I don't have anything against slot games, I play them from time to time but it's still not my favourite to do, not when I can still bet on sports.