How to resist on reversing a withdrawal?

[vegas_local]

I wish more casinos offered withdrawal flush, it would save me from myself sometimes. Until then, self-discipline is the only real tool.

[AlexaRubby]

To insist but remain calm

[sadiojack]

This is something a lot of players struggle with. What helped me was withdrawing smaller amounts and logging out right after requesting it. Reminding myself that a win is only real once it’s in my wallet makes it easier not to reverse it.

[Blackjax]

40 minutes ago, sadiojack said:

This is something a lot of players struggle with. What helped me was withdrawing smaller amounts and logging out right after requesting it. Reminding myself that a win is only real once it’s in my wallet makes it easier not to reverse it.

Some casinos have withdrawal lock. It means that after requesting a cashout you cannot reverse it. It has helped me a lot of times.

[Afi4wins]

All casinos should implement a withdrawal lock but it is not a mandatory requirement, so casinos benefit by not locking any withdrawal claim.

[sadiojack]

usually to lock in winnings or control spending. I try to step away from the casino after requesting a withdrawal and avoid logging back in until the money arrives. Setting limits or using cool-off tools can also help reduce temptation. Treat withdrawals like finished wins, not extra funds to keep playing with.

[loceff13]

On 2/5/2026 at 6:26 PM, Blackjax said:

Some casinos have withdrawal lock. It means that after requesting a cashout you cannot reverse it. It has helped me a lot of times.

Should be a standard option imo

[Maiwen]

Most of the time when I reverse my withdrawal, I lose money. That's why I stopped reversing my withdrawals. Some casinos process withdrawals slowly in the hope that the player will reverse their withdrawal, in my opinion, this isn't a good practice.