That's easy. I cash out after every single win, or every single session.
If it's sports, say I bet on a coming UFC match, I cash out after the match, no matter how much it is. That's unless I have something important to bet on then I make the second bet and cash out the rest. I don't hold money on platforms.
If I decide to play a game like crash, I'll cash out when I finish playing. It helps me manage things, keep it tidy and stops me from coming back the next day to check on my funds.
The truth is that it is one of the most intelligent things I have read in this part of gaming on the forum, that is the thing that all players must do without exception, the objectives are clear, the possibilities are clear, if people when they are in a casino thought like you, I think they Eould be successful, because they know what they are facing and they know how to react to any type of Events in the casinos and in sports betting.
Holding money on platforms is stress free, but leads to often wagering on the casino. Players that don't leave money in the gaming site tend to have a second thought whenever they wish to gamble, due to the need to make deposits, unlike owning enough on balance, the player spends the funds on other utilities and gamble what's left. Whenever a win shows up from the remnants it'll be withdrawn, assuming casinos give the opportunity to win always, such players would be on profits.
But, since it doesn't work that way atimes losses takes away the deposited cash and the gambler will need to add up to the balance. Hence, this method only saves the player from being compulsive and also makes him to be in control.