Topic: cashout or wait till the end? - page 7. (Read 2041 times)

Many people are greedy and want bigger results than results that already exceed the amount of their bet in front of them. They are still waiting until the match is finished so that their winnings will be even bigger. It's okay if the result of the match gives us a win, but we don't know for sure what will happen after the match is finished. The team we choose may lose and result in us losing the bet or vice versa. But it makes sense to cash in the results we get at that time, even though it's not the total amount we can win, because there is no certainty about a match. Instead of regretting later because we didn't cash it out, it's better for us to immediately make the decision to cash it out and leave the casino.

That kind of people think there's more for them and I think they are immature enough for taking that decision since they provably don't know how damaging that decision for them especially if they always all they have while gambling. But for sure if they realize that what they did for whole the time is wrong and they regret all of that especially if they have the whole data of their losses.

Hard to beat the house and we know that this is why its crazy for those people to think more than what they currently have that's why its really better to cashout while we are winning and we should not be greedy for wanting more because we all know how it ends up especially for those greedy gamblers that can control their self since they think they are still lucky.

In my opinion, when you win at gambling, the best choice is to pour it in, because the gambler's big goal is a profitable win, but even so, it all depends on your own principles. If you really want to continue gambling with the aim of seeking the sensational pleasure you want, then there's no harm in continuing. the struggle even though he had already won. but the other side that must be taken into account is that the risk of losing everything that is owned and obtained must be accepted, because there are people who continue gambling when they have won but they cannot accept the reality of the defeat that occurred which lost everything that was owned and obtained. . that's a common problem.

but if we are gambling with the aim of winning then it's best to just cash out, because that is the best choice when we win, and as you said, opportunities don't come twice, so if you have won and it's really profitable then it's the best choice. is to cash it in, then after that take a break because I believe that gambling done by getting quite profitable wins triggers our own adrenaline, immediately cash out, go and enjoy the win.

Show me such a gambler and I will show you a gambler who is greedy and full of regrets. Not cashing out will afford us two outcomes; a win which is just a 5% probability and a loss which is a 95% probability. This shows that we are likely to lose everything if we do not cash out.

Reasons why cashing out the game is the only reasonable decision will be considered. First, winning is never certain in gambling. Most time we lose. In addition, any investment of $3 which gives a return of $1900 is a good investment. Furthermore, winning $1900 can help the gambler handle certain bills and even have more staking power.

When the above is considered, it becomes crystal clear that the cash-out option is the best in this instance.

There are many people out there that have an all or nothing mentality, so when faced with a dilemma like this they do not like the idea of taking the middle ground and cash out now, even if this means taking smaller profits.

What they want is to obtain the whole amount of money and beat the casinos, and while a few gamblers will be lucky enough to achieve this, we know very well the majority of those that refuse to cash out will lose the bet and regret their decision for a very long time.

I say cash that out.

Not gambling for profit or anything but money like that hardly comes by every time, so when you the opportunity comes for you to claim such amounts I say go for it and don't let it slip away from your fingers. I've seen someone in this gambling board and I really forgot his name but he's a cool guy who would bet on ludicrous amounts, win them, still think that he could do more, and lose everything. I say don't be like him cause unlike that person you're not gonna get enough money to support that kind of gambling lifestyle and money like what you're showing us right now is more than enough for a gambler to take off for a while without touching his account.

So yeah, opportunity comes once in a lifetime, capture it. Wins like these are good enough and if in the off chance that you could've won more it's still relatively better than if you have lost it all cause you're arrogant and you think you could win more by pushing your limits.

Cashout enough that all your bills are paid would be the ideal then you have no regrets left to have.   The highest value of money ultimately relates to security and then it becomes about luxury and maybe other aspirations but the greatest cost or worth in money is the money you dont have and absolutely need to continue.  Dont deny yourself the security of knowing everything going forward is paid for, if you are lucky enough to be in that situation increase your standing in that way and gamble or consider the rest as a viable gamble situation to play out however your strategy

I am well aware that getting a big win in gambling and betting is something that is quite difficult for us to achieve. And if we are not able to make the most of this opportunity, then everything will be in vain and in the end we will regret it. And it's true what you said, that the most likely thing I would do is cash out early.


Myself included, I can't fully accept the consequences, because sometimes I do it in some betting sessions. Sometimes I still feel a bit regretful about the decisions I've made, both when winning and losing. When we win, we regret that we didn't increase the bet amount when we placed the bet. And when we lose, it sometimes makes us regret that we placed the bet too high. And maybe this is not only the case with me, but also the case with most gamblers and bettors.

And to for avoid the feeling of deep regret, which can cause suffering. I always bet the same stake every time I place a bet and bet the amount I'm prepared to lose.

I think in this case it depends on the situation and conditions if in the end looking at the remaining possible bets it is still profitable then I will stay and wait until the end but indeed if it is not very good then I will cashout right now because the profit is actually very large.

Everything depends on the amount of bets and the amount of winnings too in the end because i think this becomes a fairly complex situation where everything can be considered in a bet so it depends on the situation and conditions that occur whether it will be profitable if we do cashout whether waiting is much more worth it.
The most important thing in this case is that we must think carefully about what we want to do so that it is by the choices we want to achieve.

This is exactly what I'm saying. If you are the type that cash out, is better you cash out the winning amount. Just like a friend of mine, he will play many games with good money and when the winnings are coming, he will cash out almost all without considering if the full outcome of the bet will be positive.

Hey OP,

In which currency was that? If it's Nigerian money, it was only 1.9k if converted to US dollar but that amount was still huge for me, as a non-US citizen. So obviously I will feel bad once I later lose this winning.  However, the said amount was already considered my goody bag, so I will now cash it out.

Although I will re-deposit a small amount after. And once I lose it, I will now take a rest in gambling for a while and I will enjoy the previous winnings outside with my partner. In sports betting or in a casino game like crash, once I have the chance to cash out, I will do it because I know that waiting for that big one can be uncertain. Even if the result is positive, I don't regret it anymore.

We should be able to control that greed, especially since we have been familiar with gambling for a while so that we can recognize when greed appears and starts to grow. When in our minds, there is a desire to continue gambling after winning and the desire to win again arises. These signs of greed have started to grow because you should be quite satisfied with the winnings you got, especially since we have been playing gambling where winning is not easy. This requires continuous training to refuse to continue gambling after winning because continuing to gamble does not guarantee a win. You have to take risks using the money earned from your winnings. If you are still having difficulty controlling your greed, you still have to train it more and it is still worth training because it is all for your good.

Yes, it's better to cash it in if we're too late, especially if it's more money than the amount of the bet we placed. Don't let the winnings you can see disappear just because you still want to wait until the match is over. If you see an opportunity to get a lot of money like that, it's best to cash it in immediately and not wait until the match ends. Moreover, we can place bets on other matches, giving us big wins. And this peace of mind can indeed help us to think clearly when looking at the situations we face.

Nah I think you are not the only one who feels it especially when it comes to this kind of game, cause it's like a fast round that it will literally depend on your control if you're gonna cash out early or not. Unlike in some games like poker if you have a bad hand you would fold in the start.

I remember when I played a crash game when I bet a small amount it would reach almost x20 so of course, you cash out in that case cause profit is still profit. Now I have tried to raise my bet, like dang the rocket just crashed before it even flew, it comes to my mind if the game is rigged when that happens. Then opened some media like Facebook cause that's what we use in our country, then saw a guy who won his thousands to hundred thousand with a similar game, I'm just like damn LOL.

I know right even tho I frequently talk to people not to greed but this kind of emotion is very special it always comes to me.

If you guys play a crash game when the dragon or the rocket ship hits x2 the greed will be ready for you when it comes x10 if you can't take profit and tackle up the greed you might gonna lose it all. But sometimes you are gonna feel angry when there is people who bet big lets say 100K and win x20

damnnn if we can control fear and greed we are doomed

Most people who think too greedily usually end up losing all their winnings because they are too ambitious to get additional bigger win. And for those who feel satisfied and are sure enough stop and immediately withdraw the money before there is a change in the match that causes the loss of these profit. Therefore, if we have the opportunity to cash out and get a profit, immediately withdraw it so that you can enjoy your winnings and not think about winning more.

The thoughts of gamblers who want to get big profits tend to be that they are reluctant to spend money at the start if the winnings are big and are not easily tempted to immediately spend the money and continues until the final result are released. Because the thoughts of gamblers like that are usually too confident that they will win big. Even though it is not certain because it could be a loss because there is still a chance of losing.

I think it's better to just cashout. indeed, if you continue, you can get more winnings, but you also need to realize that if it happens the other way around. it will only make us think even more, why didn't I cashout at that time.
all goes back to peace of mind and a sense of not being greedy for victory. if you feel enough, just cashout. that's my opinion anyway

The question is, even if the cashout amount is already a decent amount but the match will probably end up in the result we originally placed a bet with, are we going to hit that cashout button? We will all be tested on our good decision-making strategy. The offered cashout amount, even how decent it is, will surely be lower than the potential win we can take home if we win our bet.

At that time also when the cashout button was already available and the offered cashout money was tempting, if the match changed a bit behavior, that cashout amount would be lessened or probably the button would be disabled right away. It's difficult being in that situation especially when our original bet is nearly winning on that match.

Op you have to know that gambling is to lose all or it is to win all and when when you are betting, you also know and be aware that you are going to lose all or win all so there is nothing like cashingout in the middle of the game. Even at the point of cashing out you should still wait patiently to see the ending of the game.

Before you join gambling you have the brave mind to face challenges because there are lot of challenges and risk involved in gambling and if you can't face then you have to quit gambling to avoid total break down of life. If you cashout in the middle of the game and the game enter successful then you will be crying so for that you have to get the brave mindset to end the game whether you lose or you win.

First we go into the system, thoroughly mapped out the desirable outcome and then focused on winning, though losses we be ascertained. It hurts to see matches not going according to our predictions, we have made essential stands that would gives us benefits to continue having good streams of income. No one knows you more than you know yourself, you're the only one that can handle the situation on ground, either with pressure or none. I'll profusely cash out because I'm not a greedy being that would keen on swallowing every profits that comes my path.

I think OP should have make a poll for this for people to vote on their favorite choice. For me, both are good but as a gambler, it advisable to stick to one because if you use the two method you may end up regretting. It really happened to my cousin recently. He cash out when a game is about to make him lose that week but unfortunately the team later win and the game came. The following week he decided to leave his game when same issue occur but this time the game loose and he forfeited everything. Can you see he had lose on both side because he didn't stick to one. I'm just like this guy, I hate cash out.  This is why I gamble with a site where cash out rarely works.