Gambling was created just to have fun, not to create additional income, but if we succeed in winning at gambling, just think of it as luck that day because not every day gambling gives us continuous wins.[/left]
That's what we have to remember when playing gambling so that we don't try to chase a win that is clearly very difficult to get. If we manage to win, it is a bonus for us and whatever the size of our winnings, we must be able to stop gambling and not expect to get another big win by continuing to gamble. We won't be able to get another big win that day and maybe it will be the last one we can get, so we should use that big win for useful things that can benefit us so that we don't just chase wins anymore.
The big question is, will gamblers stop taking gambling as a get rich quick activity, because most of the gamblers that I have come across, they all exhibit the characteristic of being after the money and not the fun, in fact some of them see gambling as a waste of time unless they are chasing the winning, only then will they see gambling as an event worthy to take part in but remove the winning potentiality they will exit the market most silently.
But due to winning, most of them are still active in gambling and most even those that are addicted haven't stopped gambling despite the bad feelings due to the money aspect, but if we check properly we do discover that if you fail to build the fun around gambling, you will end up in loses on the long run, because the house edge will always prevail at all time.