And hope that the remaining $50 might turn into $500 again.I would withdraw $450 and leave the rest for the game.
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.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.
That's the decision most people make.Maybe I would have made a different decision and continued playing but I would probably have gone to another casino.
Is this just well-intentioned advice for everyone, but something you don't follow yourselfExchange 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![]()
Here's a different idea of how to proceedProbably cash out most of it, then use a doubling strategy on roulette with the rest.
You probably mean 7-10 monthsI 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.