When playing cash games do you cash out after a big win?

[playtheman]

You can still be creative in bluff-resistant games. You just have to take bluffing out of your arsenal and instead bet for super-thin value to exploit the fact they'll call with anything (for instance in some spots vs some really stationy opponents you can play TPWK for stacks more or less safely).

Also, you can play a lot of speculative implied-odds hands like suited connectors or weak suited Aces when you have a big stack. You can't do it with a half-stack, because you're gonna have to play them multiple times to get a hit, so you need to be able to extract as much money as possible from them.

True but i just bluffed against a raise by a big stack by raiseing back, when he called, then checked the turn i shoved and he folded. the flop was 88q.
but I had a feeling he was trying it on.

 

[RickAversion]

99% of gamblers let it ride.
That's why they die broke.

 

[R3DRANG3R]

i usually cash out. then go play a tourney using my profit lol

 

[dead homie]

i almost always leave a table if i get 4 times what i sat down with. i dont wanna get unlucky and lose all of it on one hand, but at 1 2 cents you might as well stay

 

[Novify]

I recommend to leave right after a large victory! ! After increase in a stack on 1/3

 

[Mursilis1]

As long as you have an edge in the game and feel like playing you should stay. How much you win or loss doesnt matter. If your at a table and the players are better than you and you want to play anyways buy in for a smaller amount is my advice and leave if you win a few hands.

 

[Kbalzara]

I would never leave a table when I deep and runningo good. Unless I have agressive players on my left or all fish is gone.