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4th January 2019 at 3:50 am #34198
Only time cashout is good is when all the selections are up and you cash out a couple minutes before to rule out any injury time upsets. Did this a few times in the past and someone ended up scoring in injury time so it was a good outcome.
My worst experience with cashout was a few seasons ago, it was last day of prem season I had arsenal to win 4-0 and doubled it up with Barca to win 3-1 the week after in champions league final. Arsenal won 4-0 so was waiting for the barca game. Injury time is approaching and the score was 2-1 cashout wasn’t too bad in the 85th minute about £600, I left it, it started getting smaller. Ended up cashing out in stoppage time for £300, shortly afterwards neymar scored making it 3-1, I would have won £2800 from a £20 bet.
Cashout works in the bookies favour or they wouldn’t do it. It’s made to think it’s doing the gambler a favour.
4th January 2019 at 3:56 am #34199My view on cashout is, if you have a scenario where one game is 0-0 and you let it ride that game will finish 0-0. Cashout and you’re almost garunteed a goal a minute later lol.
4th January 2019 at 8:06 am #34204I’ve had this a few time’s and it’s a real bitch. However after a few kick in the nuts with it I figured, if your putting the bet on you are, or should be willing to lose that money in the first place. If it’s a 6 fold worth 200 and your cashing out when 5 are winning for 100, why bother making I a 6 fold in the first place. Always let a bet run in my view, that way if it loses you expect the loss when you place the bet if it wins great, no regrets!
I say this because a few years back I had a first day Cheltenham festival Acca first 4 came in needed vroom vroom mag to win the mares for 400 odd from a pound. Cashed out before the race for 70 odd quid, vvm went on to win, I was tilted and chased the extra money I felt I should have won and lost the 70, so all round a royal fuck up that could have been a tidy win.
But that’s just my opinion i’m sure others will have stories to disprove, so it’s anyones guess what’s best ??
4th January 2019 at 8:35 am #34205I’m a bit old fashioned I suppose once a bets on it’s on simple as that. Two things I will never ever do cash out a bet or buy a bonus on a slot
4th January 2019 at 11:48 am #34245For me its neither a good thing or a bad thing once you place a bet just let it run.. to stop the urge of cash out I would just go to the bookies place your bet there.
4th January 2019 at 11:53 am #34246Cash out is always a no go for me tbh, the offers are never really that good and there is only usually an opportunity to cash out when your bet has a great chance of landing. If you have placed the bet with the intention of trading it though, that is a whole different thing and is pretty much what occurs daily for me, the traditional “cash out” that i am talking about not being one for me is when you have say a 4 fold on and they are all winning with 20 minutes to go.
4th January 2019 at 12:05 pm #34253I’ll cash out if the scores are tight and the offer is more than what I’d risk to win, i.e The bet is to win £100, the offer is £70 and there’s 10 minutes left, I wouldn’t risk the £70 just to win another £30.
7th January 2019 at 9:39 am #35068Check out THIS cash out nightmare! Feel a bit better about my own one after reading this!
https://mobile.twitter.com/MikeNewman5/status/1081983336405495813
How sick would you be…?
7th January 2019 at 11:46 pm #35368Had this conversation a good few times and came up with a fucked up plan haha……needless to say it very rarely worked, anyway simply put i put 2 identical coupons on, if i got a cash out offer for double both stake back on both, id cash 1 out and let the other run! Worst case scenario i have doubled my money, the maths is terrible but in my own wierd world it made sense haha
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