Topic: Tension that comes on the last game/s. - page 15. (Read 3621 times)

Cashouts are very important, the option is there for a reason. But honestly, I admire those who have the courage to finish the whole parlay because I cannot do it because of the tension, just like what OP said.
It's difficult being in that situation where you will either regret that you didn't cash out or you will celebrate with a lot of money in your wallet. For those brave enough to continue, keep it up. But for those who badly need the money, cash it out as fast as possible and just live with the last results. There's actually a way to avoid regret. Don't look at your parlay slip for maybe 2 days or a week, and then just check it after you have enjoyed the money that came from cashing out early. 

Yes, gambling is indeed very likely to make a gambler fall and get carried away further in an impulsive approach which is the reason why control is a mandatory ability for a gambler as you have said, my friend, and another thing I will also say that this is the reason why awareness must always be maintained by a gambler so that they are able to identify various indications that can lead them to a greater disaster.

Basically I will say that the real victory in gambling is when you are able to cash out the amount of winnings into physical money and enjoy it, meaning if the amount of winnings is still in the form of a balance in the account then I cannot say that it is a real victory, because often there are cases where most gamblers lose all the winnings because they are unable to resist the temptation of greed in themselves, so don't be happy first if you win unless you have managed to pass the temptation phase of greed.

Maintaining awareness and having good and firm self-control is one of the keys to being able to enjoy the amount of victory, and for the last bet problem, of course it will be much more tense, and I think for that problem it depends on the decision of a gambler, if you are not ready to accept all the unwanted possibilities at the end of the session then it is better to cash everything from the start.

Gambling is exciting and make us forget with everything and spend more money that we have. That is why we must have good control to avoids playing gambling longer than usual.
We don't have to continue gambling if we already wins and remember to cash out the wins money before our minds changes. We can enjoy the win money when we can withdraw and forgets to playing gambling for a while.
We can come back to casino anytime we want so there is no rush to come back to the casino. But yes, if we place a bet for the last game, that will give us more tension because we hope that the last bet will give the win.

One of the most hardest decision to be made is on the time that you are doing parlay and you are already midway on which there's already that early cash out then you would really be that having that in torn whether you should cash out early or not. How much more into the moment that you are already on last game? Would you push it until the end or you would really be cashing it out and dont mind about on the potential big win? It would really be just that depending on you and there are really indeed those times or moments that you will really be on a tough situation because you've been
 trying out to go all in and make it finish but at the same time you will be having that kind of doubts because it is really just that  a waste if you do lost it all on which it could really result to regret.

There is no doubt that gambling is fun when you win even if you are gambling only for fun and not for money, but those who gamble for fun would barely take very big risks with their money because they don't want any stress but they just want to enjoy their time by spending a limited amount of money.

So, when a gambler plays a parlay, selecting difficult odds and putting in a good some with the hope of getting a large win, that is not a gambler playing for fun but it's a gambler trying to earn money from sports betting and to be honest, most people are in that boat, so it's not something unusual.

Someone who wants to gamble for fun might place a bet or two randomly sometimes on matches that they want to watch because it makes it more fun when you watch the game while also having a bet on it, it makes it thrilling and you enjoy every moment of the game.

Using huge amounts to stake may not be the problem, it may be that its just the personal emotional constrain of the individual as some other persons may use same huge amount and still maintain the same composure but some will stake small amount and still be very anxious on what the outcome may be by the end of the day. some times it may depend if the amount is one that you can easily let go or you can be able to afford to loose.

In my experience, there have been times when i will just stake a little amount i will be able to afford to loose and there are times i will want to just risk a few  amount and just have fun maybe, then i won't really bother so with me, it depends on that which i intend to achieve at every point in time.

At first sight it would look like they are skipping one of the main rules of good gambling: betting with money you don't need, and that you can afford to lose. What happens is that you may have made a combination with a moderate amount of money, and if you see that the final results are approaching and you have a good chance of winning it, excitement is normal as ralle14 says.

Most times the end part of the game usually is challenging but profitable,I once had such win some months back watching my games clicked as predicted gives me joy but coming to the end of it got me panicking and in full tension cause I know the end will justify the means.i was just reacting to every little thing that got me pissed off.

But it was a jackpots after all and I was so amazed,one thing I noticed is that at that moment the positive thoughts you pressure on it will make it gamed and this is truly the main fun of gambling but some gamblers probably after loosing they would get mad at themselves and everyone around them transferring the aggression on them which is not right..

This is because you are using high amounts of money to bet. If you are using just little amount of money for the betting, you will realize that you can watch the matches and enjoy it. But you can not watch all. If you select many matches, there is even probability that some matches may begin at the same time especially if you selected it from the same league. I can remember when I was betting with high amounts of money, I also do not like to watch the matches because my heart rate do increase while watching any of the matches.

Lol, you can't stay relaxed when you have a multi leg bet with a huge odd and then you are watching that game. It's not that you are going to be stress for the rest of your life. Just probably the bet that you have and the chances of you winning specially if it is the last leg of your bet. So I guess it's just part of being a gambler, that sometimes you get excited and I think this is what we wanted to get in the first place. That adrenaline rush on seeing the teams and then we have a bet on them.

I disagree as well, as gamblers, I haven't seen them blaming themselves, it's the unknown that we are predicting here and so we have to think what we should bet and sometimes we get lucky and win, but we should also accept everything in defeat, just saying.

The amount in win is small although compared to the risk amount, because the bet was staked with 12000 which is somewhat an amount that one randomly gamble with on a normal day, but then for the ops this must be an exciting experience the joy that Comes with winning your bet is some how more than the money itself, but I also take note to act according to the level of risk available when dealing with cash out and frequency of games followup because your bet can go wrong even the last minute into the games.

Ops was extremely lucky to have won this bet considering the number of match accumulation in this bet, it risk equivalent, truly sometimes patience is a great virtual for success just like in this case.

Same. Even when I make big multi-bets (meaning from many events) I try to make them within one round, and even better one game day. That way all I have left to do is find out all the results in the morning (or late at night) and prepare the next multi-bet. I also don't like unnecessary excitement, so I don't follow how things are going online (if I'm not watching the game) but prefer to find out the result right away.

It's always the last few legs from the parlay that cause the situation to be tense since the payout adds up when most of the legs are already marked as wins. It reminds me of the parlay ticket that I placed back then, and I used a free bet on it which meant I had nothing to lose, but still, the emotions got intense when it came down to the final leg.

Congrats on riding your parlay until the end, and you've made the right choice as it's not worth taking the juice from the cashout.

It's the same for me, I mostly don't watch them because several legs start at the same time and it's too much if I watch every single stream.

Always stay relaxed when gambling so you don't feel stressed. The cash-out option can be particularly stressful, as you may end up regretting either not cashing out or cashing out when you could have won your bet, especially with parlay bets, where the goal is to hit the jackpot. Personally, if I have a lot of bet selections combined, I don't bother watching them because I know the feeling and might not handle it well. I just check my bets after all the games have concluded to see if I've won.

I manage single bets differently, as I watch them closely since I risk a larger amount compared to parlay bets, so I don't feel the pressure as much. Sometimes, we blame ourselves, which is not good because, after all, this is just gambling. It's a game of strategy, not emotion, so we need to use a fixed strategy and implement it consistently in all our bets.

I think this is one of the most accurate descriptions of gambling that I have ever heard. Indeed, when we win, gambling seems interesting and worthwhile, bringing us pleasure. When we lose more than we win, it is no longer called entertainment, but a problem or a bad habit. Although the actions a person takes are the same in both cases.

As long as you have access to any of your account you can view what ever identity you used to verify the KYC. However the reasons why the contact is shown is because one can use it to deposit on his account, and the casino can easily send you personal message about deposits, withdrawals and bonuses if you have any.
But the mistakes was mine though, because I forgot to crop out the contact before posting. Although I have removed it.

Well, yeah, gambling is fun when you keep winning, but it's good to keep in mind that you cannot win so often. That's why some people believe in staking the amount they can afford to lose. If, for example, I decided to have fun gambling, then I chose to spend just $5 or $10, and at the end, I didn't win anything. I would not feel bad or get so upset compared to if I used $100 to stake on a game, and at the end, I could not even make $200 profit, which would make me feel so bad. Although I have spent far more than that amount in gambling, I have not risked such an amount in one go because if I did, I wouldn't feel happy. 

Sometimes, instead of letting a bet cut, it's better you just accept the cash out just like you did because the last game can actually create that tension in your mind, especially if you are watching the game, and it could be the last game that will cause you to lose. 

The last time I checked the cashout options they were extremely unprofitable (loss was something like 30-35% of the funds already won), it is unlikely that anything has changed since then. The best way to get money out early is to hedge the bet, but this should also be done carefully as some bookmakers may interpret this as a violation.
If you look at it from the point of view of simple mathematics, then cashout is not profitable, it is best to wait until all the outcomes are known, in the long run this is the most profitable strategy.

The accumulated odds is quite okay for the amount you staked, anything higher than that would have been considered to be unsafe... combined games are always like that, the tension that comes especially when it's the last game on your ticket is quite normal, a friend of mine placed a bet with a thousand naira to win 20 thousand, it was running smoothly but the last game between Netherland and england turned out to be a goaless draw and his prediction was over 1.5, prior to when the match started he was tempted to cash out but he didn't
With the little experience I've had sometimes I don't even wait till the last game plays out, I cash out whatever I have, as long as I'm in profit

When I looked at this photo, I wondered what bookmaker it was that showed the person's phone number. After paying more attention, I was able to conclude that it could be the bookmaker in your country, probably Nigeria. Well, the odds for the games were low and they were games with high chances of the favorites winning, and the total odds for the multibet bet were over 8.00. So, in my opinion, it was an excellent choice that you made. Of course, in this situation, when you get most of the multibet bets right and there is only one game left, but it is a game with low odds in which the favorite has a good chance of winning

so the person does not feel much pressure and fear of losing the bet. Now, when we are in a scenario where we make a multibet bet and get most of the games right and when there is only one game left in which the odds are very high and there is a good chance of us losing, we feel a lot of pressure and anxiety, because winning that game would give us a big profit and a feeling that we beat the bookmaker. I've had many moments where I had to wait for the last game that had high odds to define the entire result of my multibet bet, man, it's a tense feeling waiting for the result of the last game