Post-Win Behavior in Gambling

[Dave1]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

[Tungbulu]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

As a matter of fact I am…

But what I try to do sometimes, or most times is to leave just a little percentage of the winning, say 5% or lesser, and then immediately withdraw the rest to lock in and secure that one, and then I continue to with the other one one left, if the win continues, then Hallelujah, and if not? I take that walk of victory.

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

I used to be this guy, and the result wasn’t always something I like to experience, most of the times, I end up losing everything I’ve won already, but I know better now to lock in the win first before deciding whether to push the streak further or just walk away.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

I think only few got to quit even though they won a lot or big one. There's always a tendency of coming back cause the thrill is quite hard to resist. Maybe if I win let say so big like life changing money, I will stop for a while but I can't promise I won't coming back to play again cause saying stopping would be definitely a lie, cause we know whats the feeling of winning it will never be enough for anyone.

[mirakal]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again?

I do that sometimes too, but it never lasts a week. Even when I win big and enjoy the money, that itch to gamble always comes back. So even if I promise myself not to gamble again, I eventually do. It feels like an addiction, but still at a controlled level. I think it’s better to come back when you’re winning rather than when you’re losing, because we all know what usually happens when we chase losses.

[TravelMug]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

Depends how big your winning is, if that is around $500 or more then for me, it's no brainer, I will quit because that is huge amount of money here. But let's say it's just like $10.00-$20.00, I will still go and play.

Maybe it also depends on what kind of games you play, if that is luck base games and then you win big, then that is enough as you said, you don't know what the swing of your luck. But in sports betting, you might go for another bet the next day.

[traderethereum]

Quitting early after winning double or higher will be the best decision. We can't always repeat winning double money or even lower so rather than lose that win money, it is better to know the situation and quit gambling.

We can enjoy winning money especially if the win is big. We don't have to bother thinking about winning a bigger win because we get the money. I prefer to quit gambling after winning and not tempting more winning. I know the risks will be big for me so before that happens, I will leave the casino.

I should enjoy the money and not think about gambling. I can return to casinos after taking a break. There is no need to rush returning to the casino because we have much time to return.

[rdluffy]

You know, I have some friends who managed to bet and win a reasonable amount on their first bets and simply withdrew all the money and didn't bet anymore, or stopped betting for a long time 

However, I do things differently
If I have a good win, I usually withdraw part of it and continue betting with the rest. I have never withdrawn my entire balance and stopped betting

But it is quite common behavior to win a good bet, think that it was all the luck you have, and believe that you cannot win anymore 

[btc_angela]

The dreaded dilemma on gamblers.

We ask ourselves if we should go and continue or not. For me, I don't have definite answer, sometimes I will stop and withdraw. And then once I withdraw, for unknown reasons I will try to go back and see what will be the winner or next and maybe feel some regret when I see that I should have won again, (this is only relatable to games like roulette or baccarat or black jack).

But from what I learned on some old timers, it's better to quit while you are winning.

[Dunamisx]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

We have gamblers in their different categories, some will make a win and always finds their way to gambling the more, while some will hit the winning opportunity and take that as an advantage not to return, because they have the mentality that they may end up losing the money back into gambling at the cause of time, but on a common note, majority will often go back to gambling, but not with the mentality of losing back into it, but they can't just afford to missed out on having fun playing their using ways.

[kotajikikox]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

It is difficult to walk away from a winning streak but when you continue you will regret it right after so I try my best to remind myself of the possible risks of continuing to gamble even after I have won. When I win, I try my best to walk away and enjoy the winning prize. Especially if it is quite a decent amount.

But if it isn't too big and I feel that I can still use it to continue my game, then I do it. But if the amount is already too big, I know I need to stop.

[Solosanz]

How big is big win?

I'm a small bettor, if the big win didn't reach at least $100K, I won't quit and never plays again.

I know $5K-$10K is already a big for small bettor, but we're talking about someone quit gambling forever, so I might do it if I won that amount, which usually only happen in lottery for small bettor.

So far I have never won that amount in my life, hence I'm still a gambler.

[Cointxz]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

I always quit immediately because that’s the purpose of why I’m gambling. Continuously playing while you already hut a huge win is already useless and achieving nothing already.

Worst is you lose back again your profit with just a silly mistake such as chase loss after a small loses that you can’t let go.

I withdraw and immediately convert my crypto to fiat to assure that I will not use it again to play. Then Netflix and chill all day with lots of food from my profit. 

[mindrust]

Let’s be honest. No matter how big we win, we always come back to play more. It is because we like the taste of this product. We cannot stop chewing on it. When we gamble our brains are on fire, the dopamine rush hits us better than anything. I am by all means no different than the rest of us. I might have a little bit more self control than the average gambler but that’s it. It is like smoking. Once you start smoking cigarettes, you cannot stop anymore. You may take breaks and those breaks could be as long as a decade but sooner or later you’ll light one up one more time. However, if I were to stop gambling one day, it would definitely happen after I won a big amount. I’d rather take this instead of quitting with a loss.

[Zigabel]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

Gamblers who quit after a big win probably did gambled for a purpose and that is why when once that is achieved they see no need to continue, they were not even having fun by the way and so quitting becomes something they don't wait to give a second taught before they proceed to quitting because they do not have a reason to stay back a while if at al they were to reconsider staying back gambling. Me i enjoying gambling sometimes that is why even after some good wins, i still did not quit but had continued to gambles still all this years.

One thing i always make sure to put in place is to make sure that i am not allowing myself to be controlled by emotions, so that i don't make moves that will affect my bankroll and pocket in the long run, since I'm not thinking of quitting just like that, as gambling has and is not affecting me any negatively, i have been able to build that discipline to subject it to some very good level of control.

[yahoo62278]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

For me, I try to maintain on quitting early and like making my money double or higher. I don't like to be that gambler again, that will regret later when my luck suddenly chances and then I can't control myself and in the end resulting into losing my bankroll and my supposedly capital.

How about gamblers here? Which you do prefer?

I have always been the type that is going to play a little longer to see if i'm running hot. If I am playing blackjack and won 5 hands in a row, would I be smart to quit or would I play til I lose a hand? Always ride the streak man, never know where it will lead. I have went on a 13 win streak in blackjack, I will always play til I lose a hand.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, I'm being lead by the amount that I allocate for every time I start gambling, for example if I allocate $10 for today's gambling and when playing I spent just $5 and won $50, I am still left with $5 of my allocation, I will spend it by trying more luck, after it's exhausted before I can stop and sometime I could even spend some of the money I won but I always make sure I stop right on time to prevent further losses.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

This is better, it would help you to enjoy your winning and prevent the ugly situation of losing your funds back to the casino. I'll like to quit, enjoy my winnings and return another day to gamble again. This helps with being able to control your activities on the casino as well.

Or that gambler that will continue to see where your hot streak ends and continue to play?

This isn't always the best option, beyond losing back your winning to the casino, it tends to reduce the control you exert over your gambling activities and in the case the tables turn against you and you'll continue chasing loses until you're financially messed up.

[Sanitough]

I’m kinda like that too. when I’m winning I easily feel content, sometimes I even feel a bit guilty like I’m beating the casino too much, so I just stop and call it a day. But it’s a different story when I’m losing. I can’t stop that easily even if I’ve already lost the amount I set aside for gambling. sometimes I go crazy, depositing again and chasing losses. I’ve done it many times and it almost always ends with big regret.

[Y3shot]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

This is how gambling is supposed to be, once you win it is best to just quit gambling at the moment.  Ensure you enjoy your win very well before thinking of coming back to gamble. If you have no time of when to take break in gambling in gambling,  you may not even have the chance to spend your win and you will put in so much money in gambling and trying to recover all money that have been lose in gambling. One of the most important things in gambling that gamblers needs to follow is the limit which can be afford and know when to stop when you win or you lose in gambling.

[Promocodeudo]

Are you that kind of gamblers that after a big win will suddenly quit and withdraw and log off and never plays again? As you already fulfilled your goal and so it makes sense to stop and not rush anything?

This is how gambling is supposed to be, once you win it is best to just quit gambling at the moment.  Ensure you enjoy your win very well before thinking of coming back to gamble. If you have no time of when to take break in gambling in gambling,  you may not even have the chance to spend your win and you will put in so much money in gambling and trying to recover all money that have been lose in gambling. One of the most important things in gambling that gamblers needs to follow is the limit which can be afford and know when to stop when you win or you lose in gambling.

As much as support any gamblers that win big to enjoy his winning to the fullest, quitting gambling because big winning is what I don't understand, unless such gambler notice that if he continues he might get addicted in the process or may be is his decision to quit for some reasons, as a gambler if I win big since I know that I am a responsible gambler, I will enjoy my money very well and still play gambling the usual way I do, am talking about myself, individuals have their decisions to make in respect to things like this but for me veme though I will want to rest for sometime, I will still gamble, I won't quit because I had a big win.