If you got lucky and doubled your balance, what’s next? Cash out or keep rolling?

[oliverjohn]

Got curious about how everyone here would handle this. Imagine someone gave you $1,000 strictly for casino games. No catch, no pressure to win it back, just pure “have fun” money.

Would you:

• Go all-in on one table game or slot you swear by?
• Spread it across a bunch of small sessions to stretch it out?
• Chase a jackpot or play it safe on low-volatility games?

It’s funny how differently people think once it’s “free” money vs. their own. What’s your move if it’s all on the house?

[Afi4wins]

@oliverjohn By 'free money' I assume you are meaning real cash money given to you to play, not some free bonus money from some casino right?

I won't bother talking about free bonus money, simply because it's not real money and it just doesn't excite!

If it's real money, then I will definitely still stick to my usual play routine, but playing with bigger bets to get better and bigger wins, if luck permits.

[oliverjohn]

Just now, Afi4wins said:

@oliverjohn By 'free money' I assume you are meaning real cash money given to you to play, not some free bonus money from some casino right?

I won't bother talking about free bonus money, simply because it's not real money and it just doesn't excite!

If it's real money, then I will definitely still stick to my usual play routine, but playing with bigger bets to get better and bigger wins, if luck permits.

Yes real cash money!
Bonus money doesnt really mean much!

[supernova51]

Depends on what you consider the big win. If the amount is significant to you, you sure should cash out