Topic: The real winning of gambling is withdrawals - page 7. (Read 2695 times)

We are all missing an important point in this discussion which is the fact that as long as the gambler do not have proper discipline, even if he wins and successfully withdraw the money into his account, he will deposit it back into the casino. Its is actually a good practice to make withdrawal when there is winning but I just realised that it is pretty easy to get the money back into the casino especially when one is entangled in gambling addition. Therefore,  the only sure way out of this is the ability to control gambling activities so that the gambler will be able to take a break during periods of persistent unfavourable gambling outcome.

In this case I agree with your opening idea above which is where the actual win or real win is when a gambler makes a withdrawal or cashes out money as a result of his win and enjoys it, that is correct. But I am more interested in continuing and perhaps by slightly correcting your last idea where you said that "Gambling is good for those who try or who have the intention to make big profits", I would say that it is an idea that can make someone, especially beginners treating and abusing activities with wrong aims and means. You cannot say that gambling always guarantees victory at the end of the session, because after all gambling is nothing more than a probability activity that depends on luck and does not depend on how good you are at implementing the strategies you believe in, we cannot equate gambling with trading or investing , that is another thing, however and forever gambling will always remain an activity that cannot be learned which is why many people say that no matter how good and good the method or method you have with the aim of producing victory in the end it is not will be useful because only luck can bring you victory.

The real winnings of gambling is withdrawals and we should not back down from hitting the very top. The evidence we need is basically available for us when we withdraw and we should always buckled our shoes before gambling, simply means knowing when and what to take in whenever we're gambling. Gambling is good for those that are hitting good means of making huge profits. We should emphasize on our strategies towards the market because it comes with a whole lot of stress.

Secure your capital on that day and taking out those amounts and leave the gain or even getting half of it for you to have something if you do tend to play on tomorrow.
If you cant really be able to stop gambling completely on whereas you do make this as your past time on active manner then you should really be at least wary on the actions that you are making
on which you wont really be that making yourself having that kind spending which would really be always getting out from your own pocket. This is why it would really be always recommended that
whenever you do win up on a certain gambling session then take those profits half including your capital and let the other half would re-roll. If it turns out that you are still lucky on that
moment then you would really be definitely on a good condition but well being smart on taking profits is always that recommended.

This idea of ​​easy money appears because almost everyone brags if they win, they actively show advertisements with the winner, and spread throughout the city as rumors through friends and relatives of the one who won. But if a player loses a large amount of money, he will not tell anyone about it, not even his best friends or wife, because he will be afraid that they will think badly of him or even worse, they will stop communicating with him.

As for withdrawing money, I realized that this should be done as soon as we win a good win, but everyone decides for themselves how good the win should be in order to withdraw it, even if not completely, but half. These indicators should not be too low or high for the withdrawn money to be felt in real life, and it is advisable to spend it so that there is no possibility of returning it. The first thing that comes to my mind is travel.

I good way is to withdraw the full amount from the casino and never gamble again?
if you really want to gamble then you can have an strategy of never risking it all and always taking out half once you double or your principal once you +30%

anyone else using this?

It's quite unfortunate that some persons think that making money from gamble is really easy. Though I understand that they got the idea from somewhere and it's likely from a friend who might have been lucky for a while or hit the jackpot, such thought can also be planted on their mind by social media influencers who always exaggerates things making it look really easy to cash out from casino but until you have a hands on experience with the casino before you'll understand that the house was ment to win all along. And withdrawing your money from casino doesn't guarantee that you have totally won, I've seen cases where gamblers still go back to make deposit and exhaust all the profit they won. It easy to make deposit back into the casino, because you'll be played by your mind telling you the process was really easy and you can make more. This thought is a general phenomenon, and your ability to resist it show that you are a discipline gambler.

But you know it's never possible for a true gambler to cash out, leave and never come back?
I may agree with all that you have said, but it's only if it's on the general level of gambling, that is, if we put all the gamblers in the world together, as well as the casinos and compare which of this groups wins the most and which loses the most, then clearly, casino being a business that doesn't solely depend on luck definitely is the winner.

But then, coming back down to individual gambling, I did say that fate differs, and the fact that one losses doesn't necessarily mean that every other gambler out there is a loser as well, you did be surprised to see some guys who do nothing else other than gambling, and are amazingly living a good life from what they make off it.

See those guys who hit big and think they're invincible? Insane. They're high and sure they'll break the bank, but the house always wins. Typical delusion and arrogance. Man, that casino isn't friendly. It's built on losing. Your opponent is your basic self, not a quantitative calculation. The house is betting on your dopamine surge and incapacity to quit while ahead. The whole thing is absurd. We're performers in our own hope and greed stories on the casino stage. The true power move is cashing out and leaving. Don't seek elusive wins; enjoy them. The difference between a gambler and a wise motherfucker

Many other factors are needed to improve greed in a way that benefits us, except for the withdrawal action, we should add a few other actions such as milestones to mark the stop and where to spend the money after withdrawal because when there are such diverse activities, a gambler will be temporarily shut down for a moment when there are excessive actions, and with such instincts in mind, time will help gamblers have real wins. This is a process that needs to be continuously built to close the distance to victory, not being skillful will only put real victory out of reach.

Of course, what this means is that even though I understand that betting is the best idea, it is no more than an effective idea, but it cannot be guaranteed that a gambler will always be able to apply this idea in his approach to his gambling activities, meaning as you said, it still depends. on how the gamblers themselves are, if for example they do have a strong level of discipline then yes maybe they will apply it consistently but that still cannot be guaranteed because as we know it is not easy to completely ignore the aspect of greed in oneself when it comes to making money. Money.

So of course the point is that even if, for example, they succeed in implementing the idea now, that doesn't mean they will still be able to apply the idea for the next few sessions, because it is clear that it is very unlikely for a gambler to only come to gambling once, especially if they have succeeded in achieving a win that really makes them feel happy, where an increase in dopamine can make someone make decisions without any consideration, in the sense that they might forget about the possible risks involved in gambling.

It all depends on the gambler, what to do it. We all only speculate on the best idea that would be beneficial to the gambler and reduce stress on his end. Because with the funds which has been withdrawn, the gambler still have the liability of needing to gamble again. It changes the perspective of any other idea directed to this decision. Taking out money from casinos after winning makes no much difference. I could think of a gambler who spent his gambling money on game consoles coupled with gambling, he went broke and probably at some point if he got addicted he'd be tempted to sell those items to generate gambling money.

That's true, sometimes when they succeed in getting a win, what they do is not withdraw it, but they hold on to be able to get an even bigger win again, but it's not surprising that when they do that, what happens is they lose completely, as you said. because I don't think the casino will allow its players to continue winning, even if they continue to gamble when they have won, of course it is very likely that the casino will take back the winnings they have earned, because I think that when the player has won, it means the casino has given them an opportunity. for them to make good use of it, but unfortunately they couldn't take advantage of that victory so what they did was an action that had a big chance of making them lose completely.

quite good advice, I think everyone has their own strategy, especially with the winnings they have obtained, sometimes they think of withdrawing some of it, risking it all back, but what is more appropriate is to withdraw all the winnings that have been obtained, it's just that this action may be carried out by gamblers who have full awareness of gambling. In my opinion, it is rare for gamblers to withdraw all the winnings they have obtained, because even though they have a certain target, usually they can still change their minds so that they forget the initial target set.

This type of thinking is very healthy, and I support that a lot. Because if you are withdrawing the money to your own pocket, then it means you are going to be doing fine, and I highly support this mindset, everyone should definitely do that without exception.

However, I think that nothing is that serious when you think about it, because we also deposit as well, meaning that instead of withdrawing our winnings, we could just end up considering how things could change a bit, and for that to happen we could just say that things aren't going to be the same. So instead of depositing, we just don't withdraw, and that way we still keep gambling, meaning we didn't deposit so that money is still ours and that works for me as well and quite the same result.

Well, I encourage people who play casino games to withdraw if they have a good session. Enjoy the money. But I wouldn't dare call that "winning", because it's a short-term variation within the inevitable long-term losing trend, due to HE.

But since there are too many people who after winning a big win in casino games keep betting until they lose everything and more, it is better to withdraw. There will be other days to lose money.

When a player devalues money, he is actually not in control of himself anymore. Looking at what you just wrote it's fine to say that gamblers who don't notice they've won some funds, instead focus on staying in the game, end up losing out completely, both their winnings and deposited money. Okay it's fine to add that gamblers should at least take out their winnings and let the deposit stay. This would help the player to at least harness lots of control on the money won via gambling.

Thereby, spending the withdrawn money on other utilities and then wagering the remaining bankroll, hoping to make some wins afterwards. There're some gambling strategy that helps the player to complete his designated time of gambling, lets assume, a player decides to gamble 5 hours a day for 2 weeks and designs a bankroll for it, his winning shouldn't be taken out until the 2 weeks period is attained. This helps the player not to run out of money while on his gambling journey.

We just need to remember that the numbers on the balance of any casino or betting platform are absolutely real money. Each of us knows how hard it is to earn money and therefore we should appreciate it and not treat it disdainfully. In general, the scariest thing in gambling and betting is the moment when a player devalues the meaning of money. When earnings are no longer important to him, but only the expectation of a new rate is important. At this point, the gambler does not need either positive emotions or victory, but only being in the game itself.
And as the player accumulates debts, he wants to escape from reality more and more. And this should not be the case, you should always understand that gambling is the first Game. It can't change their lives for the better if they don't have self-control.

Having that good practice will allow you to enjoy and if by luck will allow you to make something decent, but like what you said if you have that kind of emotions, better to solve it before you get out of control as it can lead you to risk a lot especially those amount that you are unwilling to let go, it's always better to have that hard stop whenever you need to quit, whatever the outcome as long as you can stop it will save your butt losing you control.


It's important to understand the risk after winning, if you already have that chance to wihdraw while you are still in positive then it's wise to take that money and enjoy your day.

Indeed, this is something that must be done when you have won, and even so, it is sometimes difficult to withdraw or cash out even though it is equivalent to the initial capital amount. The good thing is that when you win and have withdrawn the winnings, it is equivalent to capital and capital, then we still continue to bet, indeed what is at stake is money, which can be said to be money, which is not our own money, because it is money from winnings that have been obtained, so even if it is money. Losing does not make us lose completely. Even though we might be annoyed, at least the capital we used at the beginning is still safe. However, when the money is lost again, that doesn't mean we have to bet again by putting in our capital again, it's better to stop so as not to trigger something that is even more risky.
It's true what you said, there will be an attraction to return to gambling because our subconscious really wants to win again and that will make us continue to be encouraged to gamble again and again. It's hard to restrain yourself when you're familiar with gambling. I think all gamblers feel this, but there are those who can restrain themselves well because they have self-control and there are also those who are easily attracted to the point where they can't ignore their urge to gamble, which makes them addicted to gambling.

Most of the gamblers are greedy or use greed for themselves, which is why they always end up losing. Even though they often win, they still continue to play gambling with the ending of always losing. It's the same thing over and over again: even though they already know it, they've seen it in others. When they're the ones who are there and experience winning, they feel different; they feel like they can't lose.

This is the sad thing that happens to most gamblers, but I don't think that all gamblers are like that. As long as we don't really let greediness enter our minds, that will definitely
not happen to us.