Secure it or play for it

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I spend no more than $50-70 a month on gambling. I would definitely exchange the $500 voucher for cash and use it to gamble for the next 5-7 months.
 
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YLAN said:
Its a profit. I spend the playing money and keep winnings separate. Perhaps its time to go home as a winner for a change. Redeem the casino voucher & keep it for expenses or until the next time we are back in the casino.
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So you have a general principle that you stick to when playing. I think that's great! That way you have a set amount you can gamble and a clear overview of your winnings, which you can then use to buy something useful or for your next visit to the casino.
 
Igor G said:
Maybe I would have made a different decision and continued playing but I would probably have gone to another casino.
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That's the decision most people make.
 
infonazar said:
Exchange the voucher for cash and go home 🙂
It's better to divide those $500 into ten parts and, following this primitive bankroll management strategy, try your luck 10 more times 🙂
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Is this just well-intentioned advice for everyone, but something you don't follow yourself😉?

Or does it actually reflect your approach to the topic?
 
nasty bent gorilla said:
Probably cash out most of it, then use a doubling strategy on roulette with the rest.
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Here's a different idea of how to proceed👍. Refreshing!
Newzooozooo said:
I spend no more than $50-70 a month on gambling. I would definitely exchange the $500 voucher for cash and use it to gamble for the next 5-7 months.
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You probably mean 7-10 months😉.
 
$500 is a good bankroll for poker. I would exchange the voucher for cash and top up my poker account. That would definitely be more promising than spending the money on slots.
 
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Cash it and call it a day! It is not often you win that much in a casino.
 
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I think you already know the basic answer 🙂
 
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userX said:
$500 is a good bankroll for poker. I would exchange the voucher for cash and top up my poker account. That would definitely be more promising than spending the money on slots.
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The best reply here!
 
Take 90% in withdrawal and play in poker the rest
 
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As far as I know, the voucher is a mandatory wagering requirement; you can't use it straight away. But if I had the choice between making a profit or going home, I'd go home. But if I came there with friends, I'd definitely continue the game and lose them there.
 
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I would take some of the money and gamble, maybe 25% or whatever amount I had planned to spend. After all, if I were at a casino, I would gamble, right? If I didn't win anything, I would stop right there, because the temptation is great. Not knowing when to stop is a sign of “addiction,” and we must be aware of it, even if it's just spending a voucher or a gift. Good luck to you, Patrice!
 
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x patrice x said:
You win a $500 voucher, redeemable at the casino cashier! What now🤔?

> Treat yourself to the fun and continue testing your luck at the casino...? or

> Cash out and go home?


Explain your decision!
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It would be right to exchange the voucher for cash and go home. But most of us rarely do the right thing. I would most likely continue playing and most likely spend all $500 that same evening.
 
Cash out and go home - 100%. It's better to come back the next day, and if they don't give you a voucher, spend $100 of those $500 🙂
 
If I haven't lost the money I came to gamble with, I keep playing with what I have and then on the way out I'd cash any winnings in as well as the $500 voucher and go home.

Debi said:
Cash it and call it a day! It is not often you win that much in a casino.
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I chose cashout because i think much better take something ang go than lost everything!
 
userX said:
$500 is a good bankroll for poker. I would exchange the voucher for cash and top up my poker account. That would definitely be more promising than spending the money on slots.
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Definitely a poker player, not a gambler.
 
Debi said:
Cash it and call it a day! It is not often you win that much in a casino.
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That's certainly your experience speaking🙂
 
DPoker33 said:
I would take some of the money and gamble, maybe 25% or whatever amount I had planned to spend. After all, if I were at a casino, I would gamble, right? If I didn't win anything, I would stop right there, because the temptation is great. Not knowing when to stop is a sign of “addiction,” and we must be aware of it, even if it's just spending a voucher or a gift. Good luck to you, Patrice!
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I wish you "good luck" too, and don't give in to temptation😏
 
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DPoker33 said:
I would take some of the money and gamble, maybe 25% or whatever amount I had planned to spend. After all, if I were at a casino, I would gamble, right? If I didn't win anything, I would stop right there, because the temptation is great. Not knowing when to stop is a sign of “addiction,” and we must be aware of it, even if it's just spending a voucher or a gift. Good luck to you, Patrice!
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Most people are surely aware of it! The challenge lies in not lying to yourself and in setting a limit beforehand.
This is especially important after a winning streak.

"Good luck to you too, DPoker33."
 
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x patrice x said:
Most people are surely aware of it! The challenge lies in not lying to yourself and in setting a limit beforehand.
This is especially important after a winning streak.

"Good luck to you too, DPoker33."
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Thanks!
 
I’d cash out and go home. A $500 voucher is already a guaranteed win, so I’d rather lock it in than risk giving it back trying to win more. Sometimes knowing when to stop is the better play.
 
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