@redbomb92
A lot of us on here would have done the exact same thing at some point in time with gambling, it’s always hard to walk away even when up as when your on a run you want to make it last as long as you can eh and that’s often our downfall.
I’ve done this many times with smaller wins and it stings and I’ve done this before with what is a big win to me and I woke up the next morning feeling sick to my stomach and iust wanting to bury myself under the covers for the day.
A few months back I was having a bad run on PokerStars and tilted off my bankroll. I’m paid monthly but had all my bills paid and the remaining money was for smokes for the month. Anyways after blowing my bankroll I went into major tilt mode and deposited my last £20 into Stars and hit computer Blackjack…managed to work it up to $200 which I took to the devil wheel and worked it up to 2k I withdrew $700 and kept the rest in play going back to Blackjack I placed some silly bets that worked out including a few double downs that paid and was back up to $2800 decided to Play some higher stakes tournaments and was deep in a juicy one with a massive pay out…basically on the bubble and had AK flop came A59 and I shoved a guy who was as short as me and he calls with 10/10 well wouldn’t you know it 10 hits on the river. I was fuming, closed the tables straight over to the roulette table doing silly $200 spins with $100 on 0 and $100 spread out across a few numbers…wasn’t long before I lost it all. Ended up losing the withdraw as soon as it was processed chasing it back and felt like a complete numpty. You live and learn.
I would suggest that in future you play on a casino like Casumo that lets you lock your withdrawal so you aren’t tempted next time you win big.
I’ve accidently done many a 2quid spin instead of 20p and haven’t won a thing.. once I accidently clicked max bet on knights life and did 5 spins on a tenner, when I noticed I roasted and put it back to 25p and hit the bonus next press.. SPEW-E-RAMA