Topic: Tension that comes on the last game/s. - page 5. (Read 2864 times)

When you say it's tempting to wait, it's an incomplete statement because, same way it's tempting to wait, it's also tempting to want to quit and take profit as well,

I personally on several occasions have opened a multi-bet ticket which over time after about 70 to 80 percents of the games on the tickets have played in my favor, the casino offered me a cash out option with a very good amount if compared to the amount my initial bet was, and for almost all the time, I get absolutely confused as to whether to accept the cash out offer or simply wait for the game to end believing I will get the maximum potential win.

Long story short is that, sometimes, I ended accepting the cash out offer only to discover that I would have won the initial potential win amount if I had not taken the cash out, while other times, I refuse the cashout and end up losing the bet because one game failed to play in my favor.
This is possibly why 99.9 percent of winning in gambling is simply based on luck.

I agree. If I see profit, I take it. But I don't judge those who wait because for me they are the brave people who will finish the race until the last ticket.
It's not wrong especially if you are the one who predicted it all. It's like your own art in that parlay and if a gambler doesn't really need money that soon then letting in the end is also a good option. Not just because you want to prove yourself you are right but also because the multiplier is way far from cashing out at the second to the last ticket.

Before, I had been in that position and I was not brave enough to finish it. My parlay was made out of guesses from sports that I know nothing about and that is why the cash out option was the better choice for me.

There'll be no much fun in greedily waiting for an unpredictable outcome, provided that the cash out is significantly larger than what was wagered, I do not see any mistake in taking out the money. It's tempting to wait, no doubt, but the risk is lesser compared to the dangers of expecting to win the last game. 

Normally there is a huge amount of tension that comes when your game is remaining just one to Green, for me I like involving midnight games in my ticket because most times I can't stand the tension and I will be tempted to cashout. So many times I have played game and I have cashout with just one game remaining which I have regretted till today so that why I have to come up with a diplomacy to add midnight games to my ticket since I will asleep then so i won't know what happening till I wake up.

So kudos to that after all the temptation and anxiety you where still able to stick to your decision and not cashout. Seriously not all of us can stand that, it a good thing you followed your night instinct and you can see It pald off. Congratulations to your winning, more wins.

I definitely like this style of betting, because if we lose, we won't think about it too much and won't get depressed. And if there is a win, like in your case, it will be very nice. However, I advise you not to think that this money is easy money, because it could have happened the other way around and you would have lost this money. Therefore, do not forget to withdraw part of it and enjoy life, this is the main thing in my betting tactics. Otherwise, if we do not do this and constantly bet, in the end we will lose, we must not forget about this.

Yesterday I lost a bet that has been successfully running for a week now, I placed the bet on Monday and the last game was yesterday, it was a total of 16 games and all 15 played successfully getting to the last one, I gave  Marseille to win or draw their game yesterday, I had a reasonable Cashout but I chose not to take it and I still don’t regret it even after Marseille lost the game and i my bet. I didn’t regret because I was gambling solely to have fun, to test my luck and most importantly, I gamblers with what I could afford to lose. So I had no regret even after losing the bet.

Sometimes I watch the first 15 minutes of a match and my opinion changes. I withdraw my money regardless of whether it is a single match bet or multibet. I withdraw the money and make more single-match bets or multibets. I gamble purely for fun. That's why I rarely regret my decisions. I don't think I'll ever get rich gambling. And I know what gambling can give me. That's why I don't seek more. I must admit, though, that in recent matches I have been feeling nervous. But it doesn't affect me and my decisions.

By that logic it is then better to never have gambled in the first place though...

You could argue that it is better to actually finish off the bet, and see any potential winnings, and treat that money as a sunken cost.

I guess it depends on how you want to see it really, I don't think there's a definitive answer to this.

Exactly is better to cashout any little amount you have made than to wait , just to be in a safer side because you can`t tell what will be  next outcome if they wait till the end . Because there`s chances of one losing everything after waiting till the end though there`s chances of one cashing out big time after waiting till the end , but most time the chances of winning is lower than that of winning .

Sometimes it's better to cash out and take little things home than to wait for the end of the game and later regret what the outcome will be.
 
As your friend is in a confused state right now, don't be surprised that the game might end up not playing the way he expected it to play, which is why sometimes it's better not to be following the game up if it's for football. Just watch a few of the matches and leave the rest until the last game has been concluded. I just like going to meet my faith in most cases.

Take the cashout and rebet via a single bet on that last game if you really want to bet on the last game instead of putting all your potential wins at a risk also the cashout has to be worth it before you settle for it though or you should hold through the last game and take the risk but know that last games are always a trap. I have seen more gamblers regret not cashing out because of waiting on the last game to play as they predicted than to be happy they waited for that game to play out. Some gamblers get so tense when they are choosing the last game that they make a mistake and go for a team they would not have chosen if they were playing a single bets. We should also stay away from playing multiple games on one slip or we will always be losing when we are gambling through sport betting.

Nothing can really be guarantee until the end of the game, most times we cash out and later regret Why we cash out and sometimes too our instincts we tells us not to cash out and on doing that the opposite will become the case, so much confusion every where, as am typing my friend's game of potential winning worth $350 is remaining only 3 games out of 12 games with cash out worth $115 he is so confused right now and needs advice. But however, the best advice is could only be the one he will give himself as not to blame anyone if things goes in the opposite direction.

Thats the best thing about parlay bets on which even if you do have that small amount of money then you would really be able to make yourself having that possibility on making good winning or profit
on the moment that you do able to hit those check box or simply winning each bet consecutively on which you could really be able to compare it out when you do make some single bet. Actually it would really
be just that depending into someones preference on how he bet but if you do have that big bankroll for you to bet on then you might be thinking on single bets but if you dont have then you might consider
on taking up some parlays on which it isnt really that a bad idea. The bitter thing about parlays that one lose then you would be losing it all.

We do all have that same feeling that you would really be having that extreme tense and thrill whenever you have seen your bet slip for the last game for you to win up.
You cant be able to explain on whats the emotion or feelings that you do really have on such time. You cant be sure whether you you would be cashing our early or you would really be finishing up the game.
If you are really that playing or betting for fun and entertainment then  you would really be finishing up the bet slip but of course there would really be those hesitance.

OP makes a large number of parlay bets and then, there is only one match left to play because the other matches have won. Thus, it is very reasonable for the OP to say that the tension arises in the last match, because if the last match is lost, all the good results that have been had in the other matches will be in vain, because parlay betting requires you to win all the matches on the ticket.

But indeed, if you bet on a single match and place a bet with a large amount of money will also create tension, but that tension usually also occurs at the beginning because  you bet all this, unlike parlay bets that can bet a  small amount of money but with the possibility of a large amount  when winning.

Normally, people will not cash out the money and prefer to wait until the game ends. They think that the chance to win a potential huge amount will be there. But they forget that everything can change in the field so when they see those amount, it is better for them to cashout the money and leave the casino.

We must be wise when placing a bet for the team and if we see that the team can not perform well while we can see the chance to cash out the money, we should that take profit and not trying to chase the bigger winning. There will be a time for us to win the bigger winning so we must be patience with the result that we will get on the match. If we know the risk of delaying to cash out, we must not regret it because we consider our decision and we can accept the risk.

Nope. Firstly, it is obvious that if you bet on X1 and the team loses 0-2, the cashout will be tiny. That is not the point, I am talking about games that have not started yet. Apparently, you mainly bet on small odds, so you are used to the possibility of a return of ~98%. But if your bet is made on a large odds (at least more than 5), then you cannot make such a cashout. I rarely look at this option at all, but I will try to check what percentage of cashout the bookmaker offers when betting on high odds.

It really is frustrating and you are right,, its full of tension just before the last event is going to happen, It would have been better if you lost the early rounds because there is no expectation of winning the jackpot, I have experienced this so many times on horse racing and my heart literally stopped when the lap is ongoing and the horse that you bet is losing the race or have been overtaken.

I'm glad I have a strong heart to carry those frustrations, this is the kind of experience that I wish would not happen too often, because its emotionally draining, Even after you bet on sports for many years, the tension will always come out when faced with this situation.

There's no one who will be winning and not happy for their winnings and when they are losing you would see the opposite, and of course the last game maybe 1-2 last matches always scary and heart beating because as then if you stake with higher amount and was expecting to win something mind blowing and succeeded reaching the last game at this point may feels like either jumping into the football field to push the ball inside net for you not to lose the match.

But the joyful part of it is, when you gamble and you win at that first moment it gives Joy and recreates your thinking on how gambling is so that very easy to secure winning without knowing that one might not even see any further winning for the past week and month, though one can't tell when to win but is a luring tools to gambling.

Whenever you play a combined game there's a tension that comes with it especially when you have one more game to go on your bet slip, a lot of gamblers talk about this a lot, I have a friend that always play sports betting during the weekend, he played a multiple game with 500 naira and it was going according to his prediction, the potential win was about 2.5 Million naira. When the last game started he was getting tensed because he knew that if the game started going sideways he wouldn't be able to cashout because he didn't play the game online. To cut the long story short he lost the bet and vowed not to gamble again

Do people wont be able to realize that bookies are really that trying out to less their payout via offering those early cashouts? Its really that pretty obvious that they would really be
doing such thing on which we know that when it comes to this then it will really be that understandable that there would really be those times or moments that we would really be hindering out
on the things that we are really that trying out to do because we do really want that full odd cashout or withdrawal on the bets that we had made on. Tension and temptation would really be
there and this is why it would really be up to you whether you would be doing such decision or not.