And those people are willing to take those risks to earn or make money from gambling. We've seen many people do it and even if they lose, they still want to gamble with even more money. When the risk of loss becomes greater, maybe that's the time for us to withdraw from gambling and try to reduce our intensity in playing gambling to avoid risks that can get bigger.
And even though we have the confidence to win on that day, that also doesn't guarantee we can get the victory because it will depend on our luck at that time. We can't expect luck always to come because that's not how luck works. So only gamble when you want to and try to stop gambling before the risks get bigger.
It's simply better to just stop right there when you see you have started losing constantly, and the number of losses of the day is already greater than the wins. Just don't continue as it is not really worth it and it is a simple way of losing money that can be used later when luck might be on your side a little, we never know.
Taking risks can bring good outcomes, but it has no point if you can clearly see that it is not really working today. In such a case, it is better to take a break and give yourself some time and get back later and try your luck again, it might surprise you.
That's what I did by stopping and reducing the number of losses I already had because it wasn't worth continuing either. Even though I still have the chance to win some money and even be able to recover my previous losses, the results are no bigger than the losses I will get later.
Instead of increasing the number of losses, we should stop playing gambling and take a break because we still have plenty of time to play another day again. But people continue to gamble because they think the opportunity will come for them to win and turn things around. And if that were their decision, they would have to take even greater risks.