Topic: cashout or wait till the end? - page 8. (Read 2144 times)

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.

If in such situation and the gambler feel truly convicted that the game is going to end in his favour and decides not to cash out, I trust his conviction should also extend to accepting the consequence any result that occurs and deal with it maturely. As an adult we are meant to take responsibility of the consequences of our decisions we make unless the gambler in this context won't be able to accept the opposite result then it's prudent he cash out as to not get himself locked in unending regret.

Since the figure and amount of money was being mentioned here now, I will also say that I will cashout already that amount.

Though is that really what I do once I encounter myself on that situation?

Depending on the game status, I might wait until the end. I need to watch the game live to see and analyze the possible outcome.

You would really be that tempted on which you would really be having those kind of temptation on finishing up the game but actually this is something that i do really like or do most of the time on which
i do really finish out my bets and enjoying at the same time into those games on which i do really see that it does have that kind of probability of winning.
This is the real essence of gambling in the first place on which you would really be needing to enjoy at the same time you do have the thrill whether your bet would be ending up
on being that win or lose but if you are someone whose really that mindful about making money then you are really that tempting to cash out early.

It's hard to decide if you are in the actual situation.

It's easy to say for others that they will cash out but in reality, I'm sure most bettors will push it until the end especially if the winning chance is likely high. It's already an insane amount and life-changing but if we are in the actual situation and our mind is telling us that the winning chance is high, we will likely wait until the end.

I can't generally answer that question until I'm in that situation.

Same here, because that's just too much money for me to pass by.
It's simple math, just ask yourself a few questions:

-Is the money life changing
Why is this important? Because for one person $1k is just pocket change, but if you live in a very poor country that $1k can buy you a car, allow you to start a business, like becoming a taxi driver, or getting a computer that will allow you to work from home. If the money can make a big difference in your life, always take it with no regret.

-Is the win an incredible multiplier (10x or more)
Why do you ask that? Because usually your win will be only 2-3x the bet. If you're able to win 5x that's already an achievement. 10x almost never happens. OP is getting something like 500x which is a once in a lifetime opportunity. If you let it slip, it's never coming back.

-Have you won that much before. Is this normal for you?
If this is the first time in your life that you managed to pull it off, take it. You'll gain a lot of confidence by taking home your first big win, even if it's just a few hundred bucks.

If I were to find myself in a situation like this with one of my bets, I would opt to withdraw my funds. Although the allure of the ultimate outcome of a bet may be tempting, it remains uncertain. Instead of squandering a potentially profitable opportunity before me and forfeiting something that could have been gained, I would elect to promptly cash out. Except, I am prepared to take the chance of losing money and embracing the final result, irrespective of whether it yields victory or defeat. And if I were to emerge victorious, it would likely stand as the most momentous triumph I have ever experienced.

So, ultimately, the choice is yours. You can make the most of it or maintain the status quo. However, it is important not to see it as regret if defeat occurs. Because if you cannot embrace the forthcoming consequences, this may result in feelings of anxiety and annoyance that can leave you overwhelmed and dissatisfied with the end result.

The temptation after the money you received into your wallet or bank account will increased in to the gambling.Because you may be in the gambling loss,So may have no other choices until to play to recover the old losses.But the better option to get away from the gambling addiction is get away from the gambling by accepting the losses.It’s hard to accept the losses in the gambling site,but if you want to recover from the gambling addiction it was the only way to get away from it.If the gamblers get continuous losses in the gambling site,they need to keep some gap to the next gambling game in the gambling site.

This is impossible to give any sort of advice or suggestions on as we don't know what game you're currently betting.  There are a number of factors that go in to making this decision, and we just can't see them so it's impossible to provide any sort of suggestion.  I man if your team is up big, and they're playing well, then maybe you ride it.  If it's a close game and your team has lost momentum, than maybe you cash out.  Hard to say with limited info.

Cashing out instead of continuing to play. Once I continued when I had a big win instead of thinking I would get a double of the winning amount at that time. What happens is that the money runs out because they are beaten again and lose time while continuing the game. If I don't continue and choose to withdraw a large percentage of the total, maybe I will have the capital to return to playing in the following days without having to spend money from my pocket again even though I have set the percentage for gambling.

Exactly, if you already have the money in front of you and ready to be cash-out, it's better than never though usually gambler who love taking that big risk have different things in mind, they will push for bigger amount and if ever the bet did not go accordingly they will just regret it and will try to move forward, it's something that you needed to decide on your own, a wise kind of decision making which most of the time is really hard to work on your own emotion and greediness..

A usual kind of situation, instead of earning decently but becuase you choose to pushed forward you lose everything.

You know what's better.

Try to wait til' the end so that you won't be having anything when you're done. That's most likely the result of being eager to push through when you've got profits already and then decided to continue.

But if you cash out, there's no need for you to wait til' the end because that's how an ending must be. An ending where you have money with you as you withdraw.

The best solution is to withdraw some funds if you are sure you can reach the final, whatever the final result is, at least you have reduced the risk of not winning a penny, in my opinion that is the right choice, winning or losing will be equally profitable

If I had this chance to win 1+ million, I would not care what the staked amount is or what is waiting next. I just make them cashout and start enjoying my life

Cashing out your bet is always best if the win is more than your stacked amount. and most of the time you have a chance to lose If you wait for more wins.

Well, that is the reality: life is no fun if all people agree and have the same mindset. Some people, in my opinion, lack both common sense and intellectual initiative completely. Since they are blinded by solely focusing on achieving their personal objectives or the amount of money they desire, they are unaware that the jackpot or the safest aim is already within reach.
 
Naturally, genetics has a role in one's identity as a gambler, but some people have always desired a different life from their upbringing or one that is very different from their own. Some children don't want to go through or inherit their parents' mistakes, like getting hooked on gambling. For those kids who have already witnessed their lives shattered by negligent parents, there may be a need to choose another path from the moment they become aware of their surroundings.

        -   That's right, and that's why, if I look at it, it seems like an opportunity. When we win gambling, we immediately think about it if we have won more than three times large much money from our gambling. Because maybe this is a sign for us to stop this scenario.

Because if we continue that, it will really show that we are becoming very greedy for money. As gamblers, we should learn to be satisfied with the winnings that we can achieve, even if they are not big, as long as the important thing is that we have a bonus to take home no matter what.

In my opinion, they don't withdraw their winnings because they are still curious about bigger wins, because when they get that win they become convinced that there are still big wins to be had, so many of them decide to continue gambling without looking at it. side of the risks that occur. It's true what you say, we are fully responsible for the actions taken, but even so, there are still many gamblers who cannot afford to lose from gambling even though that is a normal thing in gambling.

It's true what you say, one day maybe we will be able to realize that the gambling we are doing is harming us, but in my opinion being able to realize this is very difficult, because if they continue to gamble, it means they are addicted to gambling and means they can't. To easily stop gambling, awareness is needed so that they can see the magnitude of the losses that have occurred. to be able to stop completely is impossible, unless they have awareness first then they will think about having to stop gambling, and to be able to stop gambling I don't think they will be able to stop completely at once, they have to start with small things such as reducing the frequency of their gambling activities which of course will help them gradually. As long as you do it consistently I think it will work.

It all depends on what goals the player is pursuing, I mean for his sake he plays. I won’t talk about those who play simply for the sake of adrenaline or because it has already become a habit. I believe that if a player has already decided that gambling is an income (but this is fundamentally not the right position), then he must figure out why he is doing it - to earn money for an apartment, a car, or simply to pay off debts.

And then it will become clear at what point to withdraw money.

I will cashout, don't too greedy in gambling because you might lose it all, similar to someone who hit a jackpot and want to gamble more because he believe he will earn more by using the jackpot prize.

Anyway where's the @OP?

He haven't answered what the decision he takes after 4 days since the thread was created.

You could continue playing but at least secure a portion of your profit in order to be safe from regrets or to minimize it  'coz you will still have something in your bag for that day. But on my end, once I win a decent amount I would choose to withdraw all of it and probably take a pause from gambling to enjoy the profit. But I still understand those who will be a bit greedy with such moment which doesn't happen on a daily basis to every gambler. It is their money in the first place therefore they have the rights to do whatever they want to it. But always be aware of how consequences work in gambling in order to not suffer that much given that losing is often more anticipated.
Involvement of money is just a huge factor with self discipline given how powerful it is and how it is being used to everyone's lives. We would be guilty of it; it is easy to say what to do with huge money but once we are in that situation already, things will be different in an instant. Maybe it has to do with the concept of easily earned money, which is believed to be easily spent as well unlike with hard earned money that you will be having doubts of spending to things which are not that important or necessary.