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

[junder]

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.

The existence of this feature is quite good because it does have a side of helping players who with their bets have reached the target, automatic withdrawals are made even without the need for us to be online first as you said, of course it is a very useful feature and must be utilized.
I agree with you, another problem that may be even bigger is having the sense or thought to bet again, although this is the right of each but the fear will make us unable to stop and make a profit even the initial capital so lost all.

[AicecreaME]

The one and only main reason why people are losing they winnings in the betting platform they are at is because of greediness.

Let's all admit the fact that after a win, we always think we can win again and again if we're going to repeat the same strategy we've made, but the truth slaps. We can't win always, because that's not how it works. The house always wins, because it's a business, sometimes it's fixed or rigged, and we don't even know about it.

That's why we have to practice how to become contented and grateful for the profits we've made or we're gonna make for us to cash it out easily every single time.

[Hispo]

The one and only main reason why people are losing they winnings in the betting platform they are at is because of greediness.

Let's all admit the fact that after a win, we always think we can win again and again if we're going to repeat the same strategy we've made, but the truth slaps. We can't win always, because that's not how it works. The house always wins, because it's a business, sometimes it's fixed or rigged, and we don't even know about it.

That's why we have to practice how to become contented and grateful for the profits we've made or we're gonna make for us to cash it out easily every single time.

Right, that is something most gamblers and bettors already know about the business of casinos and bookies, greed ultimately breaks our good luck streaks and lead us to face losses in the short term.
As some people say, easy money comes and goes away very quick.

Though, any of the things you mentioned has anything to do with cashing out or with some myth about bookies and getting money as quick as possible thanks to that feature, which is ultimately what this thread is about.

Let us try to keep this discussion in topic.

[LastKiss]

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.

The existence of this feature is quite good because it does have a side of helping players who with their bets have reached the target, automatic withdrawals are made even without the need for us to be online first as you said, of course it is a very useful feature and must be utilized.
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Indeed, both manual and auto cashout feature is very useful because they can help gamblers save money in certain situations. However, not every platform offers an automatic cashout feature yet so if a platform only provides manual cashout gamblers need to watch their bet and the game closely.

The thing is, while cashing out can sometimes save our money it can also cause us to miss an opportunity. For example if the team we bet on struggles early in the match and we decide to cashout, we could lose the chance if that team later makes a comeback and wins the game.

[AmaGold70]

For gamblers who are more interested in cashing out bets rather than waiting to receive their potential win in full, they are forced to constantly check on their bets, and always remain logged in. But  the cash out you get depends if your bet is running, and sometimes it also depends on the platform, because their are some gambling platforms that refuses to even show cash out as your games runs.
Cashing out your bet is not entirely wrong more especially when you are not buoyant enough because is a way of taking part of your profit instead of loosing totally.

[danherbias07]

For gamblers who are more interested in cashing out bets rather than waiting to receive their potential win in full, they are forced to constantly check on their bets, and always remain logged in. But  the cash out you get depends if your bet is running, and sometimes it also depends on the platform, because their are some gambling platforms that refuses to even show cash out as your games runs.
Cashing out your bet is not entirely wrong more especially when you are not buoyant enough because is a way of taking part of your profit instead of loosing totally.

That's why there should be a self-rule that we should not look at the results of the game that we cashed out already. I do that. I never want to see the results of the remaining games in my parlay after cashing out, and I try to avoid them as much as possible until the day ends.
With this, we can avoid frustrations and regrets, and we can move on as fast as possible to the next games that we will play. That means turning off notifications for the games you follow. On my smartphone, only the NBA is activated to notify me about the game score and results. I don't do that to other where I make parlays so that I won't be updated with the results.

[gracreavix]

I see no reason why you will constantly watch your game all in the name of cash out. In as much as gamblers watch their game, it will put in a negative psychology in them. There's that thinking of always using the cash out feature instead of letting the game run to enjoy win or loss. You take away the fun and imbibe making  gambling a way of making money. And the thing is that it will create some kind of addiction in them.

We have even talked about this as regard Bitcoin chart and staring at it all day. You'll be forced to make rash decisions because of the constant looking at th chart. Same with gambling. There's always a negative impact on the gambler.

I just think watching your bets takes away the fun in it and creates that illusion of control. I am not saying the cash out feature is bad. I am just of the opinion of constantly watching your bets is just off. The feature is nice and can be used when needed. But you can't just take away the negative psychology effect it has on gamblers if they constantly watch their bets for cash out feature.

[Somto9Light]

For gamblers who are more interested in cashing out bets rather than waiting to receive their potential win in full, they are forced to constantly check on their bets, and always remain logged in. But  the cash out you get depends if your bet is running, and sometimes it also depends on the platform, because their are some gambling platforms that refuses to even show cash out as your games runs.
Cashing out your bet is not entirely wrong more especially when you are not buoyant enough because is a way of taking part of your profit instead of loosing totally.

Actually, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with gamblers who decide to cash out their games, but one thing I always tell gamblers who decide to take the shortcut rather than waiting the whole process to claim their potential win is. Anyone who knows that they’ll end up regretting after cashing out, just in case the full game in their favor, should just forget about about cashing out, because sometimes, the regret that comes with cashing out is usually bigger than losing the bet. I’ve been there severally and I’m speaking from experience.

[Nathrixxx]

There is no benefit in you detecting for any losses in your gameplay and you couldn't help with the situation before everything turned he lost game, this is why the option of cashing out is important and can be considered in some certain conditions we have higher conviction that it will be more lucrative to take such idea and cash out, things could justically change along the line and this is why some game come in a way we don't expect them after we must have research and make some necessary findings to discover things where really opposite to what we expect.

[xenomorfo]

That's why there should be a self-rule that we should not look at the results of the game that we cashed out already. I do that. I never want to see the results of the remaining games in my parlay after cashing out, and I try to avoid them as much as possible until the day ends.
With this, we can avoid frustrations and regrets, and we can move on as fast as possible to the next games that we will play. That means turning off notifications for the games you follow. On my smartphone, only the NBA is activated to notify me about the game score and results. I don't do that to other where I make parlays so that I won't be updated with the results.

if you play to pass time, how can you watch and have regrets, i don't understand
if i play with friends and last week i lost, peace amen i don't think about it anymore
maybe because I'm stupid or my brain is particularly killed by old age

but i can't think about it much more, i don't know. when the game is over, it's over for me.

[Charcol]

For gamblers who are more interested in cashing out bets rather than waiting to receive their potential win in full, they are forced to constantly check on their bets, and always remain logged in. But  the cash out you get depends if your bet is running, and sometimes it also depends on the platform, because their are some gambling platforms that refuses to even show cash out as your games runs.
Cashing out your bet is not entirely wrong more especially when you are not buoyant enough because is a way of taking part of your profit instead of loosing totally.

There is nothing wrong with withdrawing bets early. Especially if the situation of a match gets worse and there is a possibility of losing the entire bet. Losing money can create a lot of stress for someone. So if he understands his situation and withdraws early, I don't see anything wrong with it. I agree with you here.

But at the end, you said that instead of losing completely, withdrawing a part of the profit is a way, isn't that more guaranteed? Because at the time of withdrawal, it is not always in profit.

[Frankolala]

I don't have the time to monitor my bet. I just place my bet and watch the matches if I have the time but if I don't, I check the result after the game is over. However, some people love tracking the result of their ongoing bet. I don't like it since, it can make me get emotional and that will affect what I am doing at that moment. One myth is that, if you don't gamble often, you will miss your chances of hitting the jackpot.

[Su-asa]

Cashing out is something I am very familiar with doing.
If I feel my ticket could lose and I want to save someone of cash, I won't hesitate to cash out.

A lot of times having your instincts that your ticket could end up losing is right and when you ignore it you end up losing the bet. For me I don't really have to wait to figure out if I want to cashout or not, once it gets to a reasonable profit I always Make sure I Cash out the game. Unfortunately not everyone takes advantage of this because they always want to wait until their bet plays out completely.

[jeremypwr]

Cashing out is something I am very familiar with doing.
If I feel my ticket could lose and I want to save someone of cash, I won't hesitate to cash out.

A lot of times having your instincts that your ticket could end up losing is right and when you ignore it you end up losing the bet. For me I don't really have to wait to figure out if I want to cashout or not, once it gets to a reasonable profit I always Make sure I Cash out the game. Unfortunately not everyone takes advantage of this because they always want to wait until their bet plays out completely.

Yea that's very true about instincts and spots betting
Listening to your instincts is very important and sometimes cashing out is best thing to do