Topic: The real winning of gambling is withdrawals - page 15. (Read 2943 times)

Typically I deposit a set amount and set a cash out goal and stuck with it no matter how the betting goes.  I used to not withdraw based on set amounts and almost always just ended up gambling it right back in.  I like to deposit a set amount, put a time on it like 2 weeks and what I have at x time I withdraw.  Then next time I want to gamble start this process all over again.

OP post is the old saying: "good profit is realized profit" since unrealized profits can vanish at any point in time.
you can get lost in the thrill of making money specially if you're exposed to serial wins over and over again
but if you're risking it all than it takes only one bad decision

Well I don't want to seem off but there is the fact you can still make withdrawals and yet still fall back to depositing the coin or money just for the urge of wanting to play more or maybe trying your chances to maybe increase your winnings again. The reason why I say this is because I have seen numerous cases of gamblers that fall back to this category of actually making withdrawal and then again depositing it back.

If in a week a gambler decides to wager $500 and he ended up having a balance of $550 on his bank roll after the week is exhausted he probably can feast on the $50 as a profits. However, gamblers who don't care about this most definitely think they are withdrawing some profits not knowing that it's still their initial money which haven't yielded extra profits. Think of a gambler who withdraws less than the amount he deposited, did he actually made any profit so far? Unless he needed the money for something else. Then, it's still okay to withdraw the funds, but that's not some form of profits for the gambler.

That's correct, when we haven't make a withdrawal we haven't won anything, the important thing is that withdrawing is important for anyone who's gambling for profits. As a gambler make sure to withdraw when you have won a bet and if the money is very huge. However when a gambler won huge amount from bet he will also be tempted to continue gambling. Winning is hard and withdrawing is easy but we make greed Become part of us when we win and that's what makes us to lose more.

This is so basic and I think many of us have been falling into that of not withdrawing for a long time, then we do not enjoy the profits that are sometimes so difficult to get, we as players should be more like casinos, we should not tremble when withdrawing our money, it is our money, when we lose the casino does not trust taking our money, sometimes we are like sentimental, or I don't know, and we have to be more focused, we have to realize that the main thing in a casino is money and that there is nothing else, things are like that and we must be clear in that sense.

Speaking about bankroll then it would really be something that it is really that budgeted for the said gambling session on which there are ones who would really be trying out their best that they wont really be able to bust up their bankroll in a short period of time and this is why they would really be that careful and serious on trying out to make it last long and on the moment that they are winning then to those people who are mindful about their finances will surely be making out some withdrawal and securing out their capital + % of those winnings for them to make use of those amount for another gambling sessions. Somehow
it would really be that vary because not all the time on which people would really be on this way but rather they would really be tending to spend it all on a particular sessions including those winnings.

So it would really be just that vary on a certain individual but since we are talking about real winners then those are indeed the ones who do able to withdraw on the moment that they are winning
are the ones who would be considered as real winners. They've been wary about on the things that they are dealing with specially with gambling on which this is something more important
rather than on making up some all in betting or having that dont caring about on the bankroll you do have and just planning to bust it all in the end of the day.

If your balance is still at $10 in your account then you are not said to win and lose, everything is as in the beginning you do not have any profit and do not have any winnings you just have fun in your game. I think that's enough answer for you for that position, but if you lose that $10 then you lose, even though you have previously reached $100 in the previous time from your gambling activities, and if it has not returned to your wallet your losses and winnings are still in question, do not delay the money in your casino account.

It's quite simple to understand the concept, not your wallet not your coins, just like in the casino too I agree with your expression on this issue, and it can be said the most correct conclusion, no matter the millions of dollars won or how little is won from gambling if it doesn't reach our wallets it's a questionable victory, don't let them control our money because we don't withdraw it, there are not a few incidents of losing money in their casino accounts.

True, maintaining bankroll is a top priority when we are involved in gambling, none other than because the risk of losing in gambling can be very large which makes us lose significant amounts of money, and if we want to maintain the stability of our bankroll then obviously the first thing to do is prioritize ourselves with various precautions such as for example keeping the action so as not to overdo it or that means always risking the amount we can afford to lose and never try various actions that are too excessive because you can feel emotional and that's where usually bad possibilities can be more likely to occur. On the other hand, it is true what you said that the most difficult thing is to obey all the rules that we have previously made, because in some cases usually in the end they often get carried away and forget all the rules they have made before, meaning that it is useless for you to make rules if in the end you don't obey them, meaning that I would advise that making plans is not enough, meaning you need to apply firmness in yourself to stick to the plans about the limits you have made.

Gambling to win and gamble more to win more is not a new practice in the gambling world only that if you do it wrongly, you will have to face the music. If you are a fearful gambler, my brother, do it your way, gamble, win and withdraw your money ASAP. This is to avoid emotions playing on your intelligence, it is as simple as that. And if you want this to be more effective, try as much as you can to lower your wagering amount, so that when you gamble again after the initial winning that you withdrew, you will be able to continue gambling from the winning when you deposit again until the winning day will happen once more.

But for those who are deeply rooted in gambling and are serious about the game, they can continue to gamble regardless. However, they should not do this without a viable plan, they should be very smart with it by having a good gambling strategy, budget and management. They should know what works for them, and what triggers their emotion before having their gambling system and plans to avoid issues. Many will have money in their gambling account and gamble for over 3 months before they withdraw a penny. This is because they are always losing but because they have not achieved their gambling results which can call for any withdrawal.

Yes, in essence, maybe I would say that you have a good approach to the gambling activities that you have, and indeed cashing out is always an action that is recommended for all gamblers, especially when they manage to achieve a number of wins, and for me, it's usually for example the amount of the balance in the account. I have doubled my capital so usually I will immediately withdraw it to buy some of the things I need in the online shop.

However, that is a good and balanced approach, because this way it means we can really enjoy the results of our gambling without any pressure. As we know, however, gambling will still be an activity that leads to two possibilities at the end of the session, either winning or losing. Winning is always unknown when it will come because luck can lead us to victory, meaning that if we are lucky then it is a decision that we make. It is very wise to cash out and enjoy the money we win rather than not having it at all, we have to understand that getting the winnings is not as easy as turning the palm of your hand, which means that is why cashing out is always a wise decision that is recommended.

I'll tell you what I do in this case. Imagine that I deposited 5$ and won 25$. In this case, I either withdraw 25$ or withdraw 20$ and leave 5$ deposit on my account for further gambling sessions and fun.
I always deposit what I can afford to lose. When I win a significant amount of money, I stop and withdraw, especially if I need money or want to make a small payment. It's not really hard to control yourself, set limits that if you win over this amount of money, you'll stop gambling and stick with it. It takes some time for some people to adjust this measurement but it's not really hard.

It seems to me that the most important thing in the issue we are discussing is maintaining the bankroll that we have allocated for the game. If we have a certain amount in the account for the game and we use it at our own discretion, then we must adhere to the rules for spending on the game and one bet. All this is done as a percentage. You also need to come up with a loss limit for one day, for example, no more than 2.5% - 4% per day. I came up with these numbers off the top of my head as an example, but for me they are acceptable. But the most important thing is not even knowing these rules, but observing them, because gambling tests our strength and discipline. If we show weakness, then emotions will take over us and will control and dictate to our brain what rash actions to take.

It's time to change your mindset. It's not about getting a withdrawal and feeling satisfied, because eventually, you'll come back the next day or two to gamble again. Try to change your goal to a long-term one. For that, you need to be serious about setting up a real bankroll, which will prevent you from getting greedy when you are in a roll. Just practice real bankroll discipline, and that should work. We can't be satisfied with short-term wins; we should aim for long-term success.

Yeah, that's what the casinos want, as you say. It is by design, to have gamblers wanting to bet just one more time, until they run out of money.

It's a classical thing, seen in all kinds of addiction, like alcohol for example, just one beer, until you don't have more money or more liver to continue.

The thing with casinos though is that you can lose a lot of money very fast, in a single night you can lose all your money.

It is true, the role of self-control in gambling is important because it is one of the things that must be mastered well so that large losses do not occur. with many gamblers experiencing big losses and other bad impacts, it is because they do not have good self-control, so gambling affects their thinking completely and makes them eventually become addicted and it is difficult to get out. Controlling yourself is certainly something that is not easy, especially if it involves profit or winning. Many people lose the victory they have obtained because they cannot control themselves when they win
thoughts about the bigger wins that can be obtained arise when they win and influence gamblers not to stop, but to continue gambling by increasing the amount of their bet, but the risk of losing cannot be lost until in the end they experience defeat with lost capital and accompanying winnings. and for those who have gambled following their greed, it is not easy to stop unless they have lost all the money they have, and only then can they stop gambling. and indeed those who can win are the real winners, because they do not waste the winnings they have obtained.

I completely agree with you self control is the key and watch word whether in profit or not, there are emotions attached to when we win and when we loss, at some point when we win we feel there are more on the way such that the only thing we think about at that point is winning and by so doing power over greed we become bursted and end up spending more money and time and probably ends up chasing losses. However some people find it difficult to go for a break simply because they are on the winning spot light forgetting that if continues there are probabilities of Lossing everything you have got and thereafter regrets will become of you because you refused letting go of your winning spot not until you loss everything, it takes decipline and self control to avert this circumstance which every gambler can become a victim.

Winning or losing, gamblers will always be faced with the choice of stopping or continuing, and those who have self-control will make the right decision.
I agree that withdrawing profits is a real win, because you are not the only one who experiences continuing to gamble when funds are still available in our account, or also increasing bets when they are profitable because they hope for bigger profits, but usually that also makes us run out of funds more quickly, especially if it is a game based on luck.
But actually, if you have gambled with money that you can afford to lose, it shouldn't be a problem if in the end you have to lose it all even though our money at the casino has doubled and so on because we made the wrong decision by continuing the game and also increasing the bet.

They're not exactly waiting for that moment, the greedy part comes first after all and when it does, things will eventually happen as they should when people are greedy. The casinos are also banking on the fact that the promise of big money is within the reach of everyone, that only one spin in the slots or roulettes or one big win in blackjack and they'd get a lot of money in the process. Totally agree with your advise though, never ever hesitate withdrawing your money especially if you've already made some wins and there's also an urge to put those wins into gambling again to get more money but never ever give in to that urge because it's a trap.

This is the right approach. After all, if someone wins at the casino and does not withdraw this money, then we can assume that this person did not win. You need to have a goal that has a price. And if the gambler has won enough money to achieve this goal: whether it's a vacation trip, or buying a TV or a motorcycle, you need to realize this goal. Of course, I know a lot of betting enthusiasts and gamblers who could buy something with a win, but then pawn this thing in order to go to the casino again and lose this money. But definitely the percentage of such addicted gamblers is very small. And if the gambler has won something, he should not exchange this thing back for money.