🎯 When Do You Stop a Winning Session?

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Das991992 said:
Imagine you start with $100 and quickly turn it into $250.

Would you cash out, lock away your original $100, or keep playing?

I'm curious how others decide when a winning session is good enough to stop.
I always play 30 minutes then stop.
 
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I'm withdrawing 150 and going to get something for fishing—just to have the motivation and desire to win again and add something to my tackle box. 😀
 
Das991992 said:
Imagine you start with $100 and quickly turn it into $250.

Would you cash out, lock away your original $100, or keep playing?

I'm curious how others decide when a winning session is good enough to stop.
I don't spend more than $20 an evening. And if I win $30, I consider that a very good result. So, in the situation you described, that would be a signal for me to stop playing.
 
Rost said:
I don't spend more than $20 an evening. And if I win $30, I consider that a very good result. So, in the situation you described, that would be a signal for me to stop playing.
That’s a good point, having a small target makes walking away feel a lot easier.
 
As long as I can hold my eyes open, I keep on playing. Why would I want to leave and think about what could have been?
 
Haha, I get that feeling, sometimes the curiosity about what happens next makes it hard to call it a night.
Poker Orifice said:
As long as I can hold my eyes open, I keep on playing. Why would I want to leave and think about what could have been?
 
According to me I never look for short term result so for me If I feel i am playing good no matters Either i am loosing or winning i keep on playing according to my regular schedule
 
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wavefunction said:
According to me I never look for short term result so for me If I feel i am playing good no matters Either i am loosing or winning i keep on playing according to my regular schedule
That’s a good reminder that even a winning session can turn around pretty quickly if you keep pushing your luck.
 
I always set myself some kind of limit both with losing and winning and when this limit is reached I'm going to stop no matter what.
 
Sunz of Beaches said:
I always set myself some kind of limit both with losing and winning and when this limit is reached I'm going to stop no matter what.
Yeah, I agree, having a limit for both wins and losses makes it easier to know when to walk away.
 
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