Topic: Would you cashout or wait for the game to conclude? - page 13. (Read 2309 times)

cash out can be very tempting sometimes, and that is why most times i stick to my instinct not to track my gambling progress because that is the only way that you can be attracted to cash out. But in this particular scenario i will cash out the 12.4m because i might not endure it if the game did not play well at the end. i will rather go away with the one am seeing (because a bird at hand is worth more than thousands in the bush) beside luck has shined on me and the 12.4m will go a long way for me rather than to wait to win all and  lose all. sometimes, this is the exact thing that brings about depression, suicide, and mental stress because no one will definitely stand to lose free12.4m just like that. However, i will go away with the cashout than to wait till the end of the game.

Actually in the matter of gambling and regardless of the situation, everything will still be fine if you are able to accept the risks, especially the risk of losing, no matter how much risk you take if you understand that gambling is about winning and losing then I think it is less likely for you to really feel upset or disappointed when it turns out that the result is losing, meaning as you said above that for this problem it depends on the person about whether they will continue or cash out, If they choose to cash out then obviously the winnings are in sight and that is a definite amount, and if you choose to continue with the chance of getting a much bigger win then of course you should not focus too much on the winnings alone but must think or understand that there is a possibility that all the money you win could be lost when things change. This means that no matter what the decision is and no matter how much risk you take, in the end it still depends on "whether you can be responsible for your decision or not" when the session is over.

My decision will depend on the last game. I will do some research and analysis to find out whether the side I have chosen has a higher possibility of winning the game or not, and if I has a high possibility of winning and I'm confident about it, I wouldn't cash out and wait for the results because at the end of the day, I must have bet the money that I can afford to lose, so there is nothing wrong in trying my luck which might bring me 2x more than what I can get from the cashout.

However, if after doing my research I find out that the opponent is stronger and the side I have chosen might lose the game, I will go ahead and cashout because it is not wise relying on luck only when it comes to sports betting because luck doesn't have a lot of influence in sports games.

Exactly, not all can have the luxury to wait even more, I mean if the OP is seeing that he will gain a good considerable amount of money then why not cash it out early, if its satisfying and the bettor will not have any regret then I think it is fine to cash it out and if I were the OP I will also do the same, but of course not all the time, because of course I I will feel that it is a waste to cash it out early then I will stick to the game until the end if not and I feel a relieved in those amount of winning then I will be glad to cash out early, I think this kind of situation will depends on what can the gambler can feel, if you will be practical then win is a win no matter how big or small is the profit, but if you are a gambler that will regret if you cash out early then follow your it and see it through the end.

It will depend on how I feel at the time, if I feel good I will leave it and fully understand the risks, but if I don't feel good I will choose to cashout it and also understand the risk of losing the opportunity to get bigger profits.

Looking at the amount of the bet, it is clear that he is a high roller because it is around $700 and he is willing to risk such a large amount with a very small chance of winning, meaning he has no problem if he ends up losing the money, so he will definitely let the bet finish rather than withdrawing the winnings showing on his account that was about $8000. The high roller will have no problem losing $700, because if the end of the betting bet is a loss then what is lost is only $700 not the potential winnings.

The gambler in question had made 1000%of his stakes as profit, I really think that's enough ROI even if he sees gambling as an investment. Literally, I would just cash out and  end the pressure on the outcome of the rest of the games, take my gains and rest my case. I have learned not to be too greedy in gambling, its better I win considerably than I lose totally. Although I'm not expecting anything from my involvements, but when I see something for my stress, I harvest it immediately before it faded into nothingness .

I know its good to believe in yourself and expect the best, and sometimes a little more persistence can be very rewarding, but this is gambling and not BTC investment that promises good gains at a long term, this is gambling and it promise nothing, pure nothing and everything is left to chance, so I have no trust that the game would convert even in the next minute, so I'll trust myself enough to just cashout and enjoy my wins

Yups it looks like we are in the same place with that amount, and if I were in that position then yes obviously like you said there is no other decision I would make other than 100% cashing it in and going to the building store to buy things to renovate my house or buy something useful like a vehicle or something else. In my country that's a lot of money and I would say that he was really lucky to get that big win, although yes there are much bigger wins if you continue but of course we have to remember that gambling is gambling after all, meaning that the possibility of losing will always be a possibility, Therefore, it is clear that there is no other wiser decision than to cash out as soon as possible, because we must think that if we continue the game then we might lose all the money that we could have won, and yes of course something based on greed will usually produce disappointment or regret more often.

This amount seems to be a big one in your country and by  that reason one could do and achieve lots with it there. Just as you have said, cashing out is not a bad idea as you have spoken. Those who are very sensitive would be able to understand and cash out immediately. If I am not mistaken,  in accordance with statement  cashing out in such percentage as stated could be a smart move though but at least it would be nice if one Cash out immediately  as you see that option first.

That is equivalent around 143 Million rupiah and with that amount of money you can buy piece of land or brand new car so if the question Would you cashout or wait for the game to conclude? Im 100% going to cashout tho if you still want to play the game you can cashout 85% and go with the game with 25% if you can earn that amount of money Im sure you can do it again hahahhah. Dont let the greed consume you right now

Nice, at times patience cost our winnings same time build you as a gambler. For someone who can't stand such the best way is to diverse a method as you have done by cashing out ×5, so anyone can choose the best suitable one and follow duely. As this will help shade you from unnecessary losses. For me once am up by 80%, I cash out I already have my stake amount and profit no need for too much drama.

I never make bets that big, in fact I don't think I've ever bet on more than 5 games in the same bet.
In any case, the difference in money is very large between waiting or making the withdrawal (3x more) and this decision depends only on how relevant this money is for those who bet.

I say this because depending on the financial situation of the bettor, 11 million naira may be an insignificant amount and so it is better for him to wait for the final result of the games.
But, if the scenario is different, such that these 11 million can "change the life" of the bettor, then he should definitely make the withdrawal before the result of the last match.

Ultimately, in every bet there is no right or wrong, what is many for some is little for others. Each person has their own betting, loss and winning limits... so it is each player's duty to bet according to their financial situation.

That's what I noticed and saw but if it was me here I'd definitely wait for the winnings I'd never cash out. Betting game which is always played by luck. It's definitely better to wait and hope to win than to cash out my 11M which I always do. Anyway I never cash out when betting I never cash out losing bets because losing is much better than cashing out. But another thing here is that since the amount of money is so much, one should also consider cashing out a bit.

Over the years In my gambling experience, if there is something I have learnt is that, being a greedy gambler can be one of the worst experience a gambler can have, especially in scenarios like this where you have the opportunity to cash out 12x your stake, why would you be so greedy to still exercise patient when you already have lots of profit in your possession, and all you need to do is to hit the cash out Botton. I have had series of opportunity to cash out but greed made me loss some of my bet, and ever since I have made up my mind to use the option when I have more than x5 of my stake  and use small portion of the profit to stake the remaining games.

Whether to cash out or wait for the game to conclude depends on various factors, including your risk tolerance, the current state of the game, and your confidence in the outcome. If you're satisfied with your current winnings and want to secure them, cashing out can be a prudent decision to avoid potential losses if the game takes a turn for the worse. However, if you believe the game will end favourably and want to maximize your potential winnings, you might choose to wait for the game to conclude. Ultimately, it's a personal decision that should be based on careful consideration of the circumstances and your goals.

Not at all, no one can even blame you for telling a story like this and I rather perceive this as a way to preach what could be done in such a situation for people to learn from either a brave risk-taker or a conservative gambler that will just quit the bet and go home with the guaranteed income. Regardless, this similar question is now rampant on the forum, it is all about controlling our impulses regarding the market and I am certain that those who are conservative are better in cases like this. For me, I will choose to end the bet immediately, that is wise and heroic in my opinion. You may be trying to play smart but later lose everything just because of a single game, so why not play conservatively and go home with the lesser amount?

In my opinion, the total amount which is about N36m and the guaranteed amount which is N12.4m do not have that wide gap the way many would view it. If we view it insightfully and balance the risk and gain, I think the guaranteed money is better instead of taking more risks and losing everything. I've learned my lesson by watching some online and TV programs, especially "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" and also in the financial market trading. Taking high risks without thinking of the safety of the bet is nonsense. We should always think of the money we Have Now and not the money we Could Have, they are different, and what if because of risk, the money we Could Have is never earned? Let's be wise, especially when the amount that is guaranteed to be earned is reasonable enough as it is in this case.

There is a difference between confident gamblers and those who might cash out early. A confident gambler trusts their analysis, and would complete the playing game if they know a strong position in their favor. They understand that short-term fluctuations don't necessarily signal a loss. Sticking with the bet allows them to collect the full payout if they win.

Securing a profit can be a wise move, because gamblers usually worry worry that the game might take a turn for the bad round, even if they're currently winning. Taking a guaranteed profit rather than risk losing everything is always the first option. Gamblers prefer to enjoy the game by completing it, but early cash out can be a way to limit losses on a bad bet. Cutting their losses early makes them having more money to wager on future bets. Past losses can make gamblers risk-averse, this can be a reason to cashing out early to avoid the disappointment of a potential loss.

While before I proceeds in airing my mind on this game, let me quickly give a conversion figure of the funds involved here in the $ USD value rate so that it would be generally understood because in as much as it is funds matters in gambling, the values involved would always matter so you can suit your conscience for justifications.

So, For general clarity purpose, the stakes value was $718 to win total of $26,397.90 but cashout value is $8,927.25

As for me, such amount of stake is weigh too big for me to stake on a single bet but if my any means I eventually do such thing, I would not hesitate to make the cashout so  all to protect the interest of my emotional breakdown because the end side of a game can be unpredictable and funny to negative results.

I would be blinded never to recall that I am potentialed to win bigger if I can only hold for the game to finish.
So the  cashout will get me with no lost count but lot of profits.

Greeds can be an infected disease which can cripple a man's Worth.

This goes back to your individual beliefs, because when we place bets, we don't just rely on mature strategies and analytical techniques. However, strong belief and instinct are also factors that can influence our victory. So I think when you feel confident enough to step up and continue betting, why don't you choose to continue. As long as you note that you are really ready to lose the results you should get.

However, if you feel unsure about continuing betting, then immediately cash out and enjoy the winnings. Because if you continue betting with doubts, the end result will often end in disappointment. Which in the end you will regret the decision.

That is your bet, you yourself will experience losses and you yourself will gain profits. But once again I emphasize, if you are quite hesitant about continuing the bet, I suggest ending it and cashing it out. because you can get a profit in that amount, that's big enough.

This thread reminds me of this one . CASHOUT OR NOT? After making this public, he actually decided to wait and see the end of the game, and the result came out the other way: he lost the game. 
 
I know that as gamblers, a lot of us will choose not to cash out and see what the end of the game will be like, but most times we also need to calculate the risk involved. If you cash out, you are on the winning side, and even if the game plays completely, you still did not lose entirely, so if you are not too sure of the game, to me, the best is to cash out and grab what I can rather than losing everything entirely.

It only takes a good and confident gambler to wait for such kind of bet to conclude before they cash out and that is if they win the bet actually. Most time in sport bets, many gamblers do not wait untill the match is concluded before they cash out the money. This could be as a result of the previous loses that had made them to lose severely in gambling.

Past experiences most time used to affect us when we gamble and because we don't want to make the same mistakes over and over again, sometimes we try to prevent it by cashing out the little profit so we don't finally lose in bet as a result if greed and future regret if we finally wait and still lose the bet instead of cashing out earlier.