Exhibit A why you should "almost" never cash out at a huge loss.

[dougtushyterror]

Setting aside making a horrible bet laying -2500 to win $500, I just couldn't stomach losing $12.5k with a 6 shot lead on the back 9. Can't even blame Bhatia who shot a 67 (missed a 5 footer for birdy on 17 is when when I cashed) when McCarthy birdies the last 7 & 8 out of 9. Bhatia had to drain an 11 foot birdy just to force the playoff which OF COURSE he wins after I cash out. Bottom line is this, should've just let it play out since the only real momentum in ⛳️ is your next shot. Now I'm chasing that loss by going way bigger on Uconn than originally intended. Obv I need them for my 6 team Future so tmrw has the potentially to ECLIPSE my worst gambling day ever.