Too much greed is something that always ruins a gambler. Perhaps there are a lot of gamblers who already win but are so unfortunate that because of the desire to win more money, they continue gambling and end up with empty pockets. If this is our gambling approach, no matter how many times we win, we just lose it all and the money goes back to the casino. This tells us how important it is to have control of our emotions. If we win, we also know how to cash out and take some breaks.
Greed always results bad ending. It is not only in gambling, it also happens in other fields. It is actually related to self-control, we must be able to control our desire. I'm sure this mostly happens for new gamblers, it is because they didn't experience bad ending of being greedy yet. But for experienced gambles, they must know when the time for withdraw the prizes. Old gamblers must understand that there is no guarantee to keep winning. It even tends to get more losses when we already won quite big prizes.
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Too much greed is something that always ruins a gambler. Perhaps there are a lot of gamblers who already win but are so unfortunate that because of the desire to win more money, they continue gambling and end up with empty pockets. If this is our gambling approach, no matter how many times we win, we just lose it all and the money goes back to the casino. This tells us how important it is to have control of our emotions. If we win, we also know how to cash out and take some breaks.
Sometimes, we’re not sure where our greed kicks in, whether it’s when we cash out or when we let the game finish. It’s really hard to tell, but one thing I’m sure of is that the cash-out option adds extra stress for sports bettors like us. Anyone agrees with me?
But I still believe that using the cash-out option can help minimize losses, but it can also become a reason for missing out on the chance of winning big. That is why we shouldn't rush, instead we think carefully and analyze the situation thoroughly.
Mistakes can happen as it was inevitable, but at least we are prepared. We don't want to be in a situation where we become confident because it might be possible that the results are far different.
There are matches that you think you are sure you gonna win but when the match is going on, it can change your mind and you may lose more if your dog is losing, you still can csh out also while losing.
Exactly but then cashouts are two way decisions and it's either you lose or win but nevertheless when the game is on and you're on the chances of winning but you ought to wait for the match to end then you got priveledge to cash out, to me I don't mind doing so because just as you bear in mind to wait , everything is also playing but most times the greedy mindset won't allow most people to cashouts and end all their efforts in jeopardy.
Too much greed is something that always ruins a gambler. Perhaps there are a lot of gamblers who already win but are so unfortunate that because of the desire to win more money, they continue gambling and end up with empty pockets. If this is our gambling approach, no matter how many times we win, we just lose it all and the money goes back to the casino. This tells us how important it is to have control of our emotions. If we win, we also know how to cash out and take some breaks.
Greed always results bad ending. It is not only in gambling, it also happens in other fields. It is actually related to self-control, we must be able to control our desire. I'm sure this mostly happens for new gamblers, it is because they didn't experience bad ending of being greedy yet. But for experienced gambles, they must know when the time for withdraw the prizes. Old gamblers must understand that there is no guarantee to keep winning. It even tends to get more losses when we already won quite big prizes. 
*Do you think to cash out early really helps mitigate the risk of losing much or chasing losses ?
*Is the cash out option availability a number one requirement for you when joining a new gambling site ?
*Is the cash out option availability a number one requirement for you when joining a new gambling site ?
Ahhh. It's complicated, it depends on many variables.
Early withdrawal is a valuable strategy for managing risks and maintaining emotional and financial stability because by withdrawing early we can guarantee a profit before the final result and reduce the risk of significant losses... however, the effectiveness of early withdrawal depends on the situation and preferences of each player because withdrawing early can be a difficult decision, especially if you feel that the result may turn in your favor.
But you should always ask yourself if the temptation to wait for a potentially greater result is worth the risks of loss involved.
I think there is no ideal or perfect solution, it all depends on the situation that must be analyzed individually.
But I always go for the most cautious situation... I prefer a guaranteed smaller profit than taking a risk and ending up receiving nothing.
My suggestion... set a winning limit before you start playing. Then, if the proposal is greater than or equal to this objective, withdraw... if not, risk more.
I don't wait for the last match to play out before I call it a day with my bet, especially if the bet is almost at 80% played and winning, I am not lucky enough to win all bets so for that I am always on the lookout for any possible chances to take profits and cashout is my most favorite features when it comes to sports bets.
gambling is all about risk but the problem is that there's some certain risky that you will take that will uplift you and there is some certain risk that you take and you will regret about it so if you know that when you cash out based on what you have a mind or the percentage there are giving to you for you to cash out you can make your withdrawal provided that what you use to stake, the game is lower than what you you want to cash, believe that we need to understand this concept of gambling everyone have its own chance of opportunity to make money through gambling because someone can take such risk and it backfires the person 
As they say, cash is king so as cash out is king too. You take the money and you walkaway with it happily. Those gamblers that don't cash out will suffer emotionally when they have it already but then losses it because of few more bets that they have thought will give them more bucks. But that's not how it ended because they ended up badly and lost all that they should have taken out to be happy with.
Cash out in gambling is like an two edge sword. It could be very helpful and it could also be disappointing based on the strategy. I am not a fan of cash out because it doesn't give peace of mind even after gambling. It will keep you contemplating whether or not to cash out.
I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.
I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.
The reason why I agree that cash out is like a double-edged sword as you have said, is because when you have the chance to cash out your ticket, and you didn't, you might be opportunity to win the whole money, but there's a 100% chance that you might lose both the cashout and the money you wagered with. I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.
I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.
However, if I ever have the chance to see a cashout offer on my ticket, I would rather follow my instincts instead, because most times our instincts are right. Many people find it very difficult to concentrate whenever they are given a cashout offer on their tickets because they will be contemplating if they should cash out the games or not. Many times it is better not to cash out the games immediately because you will probably feel bad (regret) if the game later played as predicted. Actually, what would trigger me most to cashout without giving it a second thought is when the amount given as an offer is 80% to 90% of the potential win, with that I will be satisfied even though the whole games played as I have predicted them.
I do believe that if you use cash out or not, it is still benefiting the casino. If cash out was the saviour you think, it wouldn't have been implemented by the casino owners.
The reason why I agree that cash out is like a double-edged sword as you have said, is because when you have the chance to cash out your ticket, and you didn't, you might be opportunity to win the whole money, but there's a 100% chance that you might lose both the cashout and the money you wagered with.
I respect your decision, but you will see that thinking like this does not lead to anything good, it has been shown multiple times that when you try to do this type of strategy, most players lose all their money, and it is not smart to do so, you must play with logic, the casino is clear about it, if you win 1 dollar you take it and do not let it go to see if a player takes it, no, the casino Takes the money even if it is cents, when you play in a physical casino the money you win is withdrawn , very stupid is the one who says that he likes the chips, it is like telling a third party that we do not know to keep our money, I say this with great respect.
Cashouts is a way to reduce losses and a lot of gamblers are still letting greed cloud their judgement. But just like you said it's a two way thing, it could either be a plus or minus. It only comes with regrets when you cashout a game that later plays out in the direction you predicted. Most gamblers blame and get hard on themselves for this forgetting that anything would have happened at the end of the day.
Sometimes cashing out is the best option however it isn't always best some of the time because the cash out could either be in your favour or could be just a faw making you doubt that the whole game would play out in your favour. Just like you said , it's possible to cash out and in the end the bet goes sideways or unlucky for you it could turn out in your favour. Many times the cash out option usually carries a relatively smaller amount than your initial stake when you are on the losing team. 
I still cant phantom on the reason why cash out in gambling is still the king of decision making, when we can do that just to ruin the luck we already had and we can still do the same and reduces the chances for losing the bet completely, what i may have to say concerning this is that we have what we see as an individual which when considered by us is profitable and to some it is not, this applies the same way we are having our individual differences, when it comes to gambling, but i use to say something, that we should always follows what our mind says.
It is a big mistake to think that luck is always on our side. Just because we win today doesn’t mean we will win the next game, it guarantees nothing. That’s why many believe cashing out their winnings is a smart move, and I totally agree. If we have the chance to cash out or make a profit, then go. Of course, we all have our own decisions and insights about gambling, and we’ll do what we think is right.Importantly, we are gambling using our extra money, and whatever happens, we have no regrets.
Cash out in gambling is like an two edge sword. It could be very helpful and it could also be disappointing based on the strategy. I am not a fan of cash out because it doesn't give peace of mind even after gambling. It will keep you contemplating whether or not to cash out.
I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.
I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.
The reason why I agree that cash out is like a double-edged sword as you have said, is because when you have the chance to cash out your ticket, and you didn't, you might be opportunity to win the whole money, but there's a 100% chance that you might lose both the cashout and the money you wagered with. I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.
I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.
However, if I ever have the chance to see a cashout offer on my ticket, I would rather follow my instincts instead, because most times our instincts are right. Many people find it very difficult to concentrate whenever they are given a cashout offer on their tickets because they will be contemplating if they should cash out the games or not. Many times it is better not to cash out the games immediately because you will probably feel bad (regret) if the game later played as predicted. Actually, what would trigger me most to cashout without giving it a second thought is when the amount given as an offer is 80% to 90% of the potential win, with that I will be satisfied even though the whole games played as I have predicted them.
It is a factor for me when playing in a casino because I want to advantage over my winnings and buy something with them. It's mostly going to be a low-fee cashout, and that's what I would go for. I believe the important factor for me in gambling is that I manage my risk and not play with my emotions because it's going to be even harder to control if you let it.
Too much greed is something that always ruins a gambler. Perhaps there are a lot of gamblers who already win but are so unfortunate that because of the desire to win more money, they continue gambling and end up with empty pockets. If this is our gambling approach, no matter how many times we win, we just lose it all and the money goes back to the casino. This tells us how important it is to have control of our emotions. If we win, we also know how to cash out and take some breaks.
Cash out in gambling is like an two edge sword. It could be very helpful and it could also be disappointing based on the strategy. I am not a fan of cash out because it doesn't give peace of mind even after gambling. It will keep you contemplating whether or not to cash out.
I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.
I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.
I have seen someone who plays many accumulating games, stake high and wait for cash out. Immediately he gets anything higher than his capital, he'll cash out and rebet the slip. He has been using the strategy and it has been working for him and that's fine.
I do not agree with OP that cash out is the king, even if it helps you alot, it has actually dealt with other people.
I don't wait for the last match to play out before I call it a day with my bet, especially if the bet is almost at 80% played and winning, I am not lucky enough to win all bets so for that I am always on the lookout for any possible chances to take profits and cashout is my most favorite features when it comes to sports bets.
we should not be greedy in anything that deals with a gambling once they have given you option to cash out and you know that the option they give to you is higher than what you used to bet the gambling it is better for you to make your instant cash out without being delayed so I believe that almost 90% of Us have learned a lesson towards Not to be greedy in gambling because I believe but the gambling has to do with understanding and if you understand it properly you will never ever associated yourself to be greedy in anything that has to be gambling so we need to follow gamble and as easier as we want so that at end will not regret so people who think that the gambling will give them billions that are the one that always be greedy in gambling 
I still cant phantom on the reason why cash out in gambling is still the king of decision making, when we can do that just to ruin the luck we already had and we can still do the same and reduces the chances for losing the bet completely, what i may have to say concerning this is that we have what we see as an individual which when considered by us is profitable and to some it is not, this applies the same way we are having our individual differences, when it comes to gambling, but i use to say something, that we should always follows what our mind says.
*Do you think to cash out early really helps mitigate the risk of losing much or chasing losses ?
Everyone has a different view about this but I think the cash out option is a life saver, it takes away anxiety and greed. Experience they say is the best teacher and mine are not so cool. I've trusted my guts in the past on a good number of occasions and I've ended up losing. So, whenever I get a good cash out, I don't think twice and I just go for it. It's still a win since I'd be getting more than what I wagered rather than getting nothing.
Cashing out is a two way thing sometimes it could turn out a plus on your end other times it could turn out a minus on your end too. I think most times it's better to use it to your advantage as a calculated risk instead of placing so much dependence on luck. Take for example you place a $100 bet and you bet on away to win on soccer and the home team has literally 3 goals against the away team with no goals.
In a situation like this it's ok to cash out if the game is almost at a close because the odds of the away team winning is just to thin to continue staking on. Anyways some gamblers have the policy of not cashing out or closing bets till the end of the game.
In a situation like this it's ok to cash out if the game is almost at a close because the odds of the away team winning is just to thin to continue staking on. Anyways some gamblers have the policy of not cashing out or closing bets till the end of the game.
Cashouts is a way to reduce losses and a lot of gamblers are still letting greed cloud their judgement. But just like you said it's a two way thing, it could either be a plus or minus. It only comes with regrets when you cashout a game that later plays out in the direction you predicted. Most gamblers blame and get hard on themselves for this forgetting that anything would have happened at the end of the day. Even if you end losing some money after cashing out it's also beneficial to you cause you were able to save yourself from losing the entire amount of money you deposited. Not closing your bets till the game ends is not always the best thing to do.
I remembered some situation that was about two months before. My friend find the odds 200 in our favorite low league and bet $10. I don`t know if it was bookie mistake, or the team were some different level, but he made a bet. As the result he sold it for $450. It was when the odds were about 14. As the result, he got the money, team won, and the bookie cancelled bets. I think that it is rare situation but it is at least an example when cash out helps.
It is a factor for me when playing in a casino because I want to advantage over my winnings and buy something with them. It's mostly going to be a low-fee cashout, and that's what I would go for. I believe the important factor for me in gambling is that I manage my risk and not play with my emotions because it's going to be even harder to control if you let it.
Too much greed is something that always ruins a gambler. Perhaps there are a lot of gamblers who already win but are so unfortunate that because of the desire to win more money, they continue gambling and end up with empty pockets. If this is our gambling approach, no matter how many times we win, we just lose it all and the money goes back to the casino. This tells us how important it is to have control of our emotions. If we win, we also know how to cash out and take some breaks. Jump to: