OP, what happened to you is nothing strange to me, as it has happened to me several times,but what I come to notice is that, when we go for a cash out without any profit on it, it means that you have used the money that you cannot afford to lose, and that was why you were unable to wait for the matches to be over to know your fate.
There is also a place of emotional stability to this along side experience. An inexperienced gambler will not be able to wait to see what happens whether they have bet with money they can afford or not, they would cash out when it comes, the most reason for this is fear to lose and anxiety for not knowing what to do and so they want to end it by going the cash out way then waiting for another opportunity to win but such opportunity may take a longer time to achieve. However, One can use cash out because that is what is made for but no need to express regret when it turns out it would have been to the player's favour.
Inexperienced gamblers may struggle with emotional control and decision-making when faced with uncertainty and the potential for loss. The fear of losing money and the anxiety of not knowing the outcome can lead them to make impulsive decisions, such as cashing out prematurely. This behavior is often driven by a desire to alleviate immediate discomfort and uncertainty, even if it means missing out on potential gains in the long run. Experienced gamblers understand that uncertainty and fluctuations are inherent in gambling, and they develop the patience and resilience to withstand temporary setbacks in pursuit of greater returns.