Definition
A strategy where a player sets a specific profit target and ceases wagering once that target is reached. The goal is to bank winnings and avoid the statistical likelihood of the House Edge catching up during an extended session. A predetermined amount of profit at which a player commits to ending their session and walking away. While it sounds counterintuitive to stop while you’re winning, it is a professional strategy used to lock in profits and prevent the Winner's Tilt the overconfidence that often leads a player to gamble back everything they just won.