Should I make the Tie Bet if I’m down?

To keep Casino War fun, accept that you may lose sometimes. If you do, you may be tempted to make up a loss by placing a Tie Bet. It might pay 10 to 1, but since it’s less likely to occur than a loss, it’s not the best strategy to try and win your money back.

Set your own cash-out time
Set yourself a time to cash-out before you start playing. If you’re up, great, and if you’re down, leaving will help minimize your losses.
Keeping your play budget and winnings separate can help you know when to walk away. Spend only from your bankroll, and don’t dip into any winnings—save them for next time!