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It can be both of them however in 99% of the cases it will be the biggest nightmare of our life.I say so because only 1% of the gamblers are able to hit that jackpot that is a life changing event and all the others keep chasing it without any success.However it is exactly this that keep gamblers coming back and that is what keep us going,we think that today will be finally that lucky day for us when we will hit that big win,the big win never seems coming so we continuously run like a loop in a switched network and there is no remedy but going to addiction.I hope though that every one of us hit that big win,yesterday I lost a lot of money chasing it without success,now I try again next week.

It is totally useless to chase the jackpot no matter how much money you have. Gambling is all about luck, and if you are not lucky, you won't get a big win even if you spend a million dollars, and if you are lucky, you might get it on your first bet that you make, that happens to some people but as you said, it isn't the case with about 99% gamblers because the house always has an upper hand.

Winning a jackpot is too rare of an event to be witnessed every day, if I am honest, I've personally never seen anyone winning a life-changing amount of money in front of my eyes in my entire life, I've heard stories about it but I've never seen it happen, that is how rare it is.

First of all, it is worth playing in such a way that it is not very offensive and not very sorry for the lost money. And always exit the game with a little joy if you're lucky and win a little. Or end the game not just with grief and anger if you lost, but on the contrary with confidence that the money you lost is just your payment for the pleasure of the game and for the emotions and experiences that you just received during this game. And if you treat gambling in general in this way, then life and gambling become a much more enjoyable pastime for you. And in general it becomes calmer and more peaceful.
And life will sparkle with new colors, crossing out your sadness and despair from the next losses.

You are absolutely correct with all you've said, and I completely agree as well, but coming back to how gamblers feel after the end of a gambling session, clearly, any gambler ending his or her session in a win wil sure be very happy and would not hesitate to come back and play again.

But for the person ending their gambling session in loss, it is very normal for such a gambler to feel angry, grief and maybe some regrets of not using that lost money for a more better and profitable thing, this is most especially if the gambler had already had his or her hopes so high about winning, the best way to avoid the emotional feelings that comes with gambling loss is by building up a mindset of the fact that gambling is simply for the fun in it, and not necessarily all about money, this has been my secret over the years, preparing for loss even the loss arrives.