My first experience with gambling wasn't that bad to be honest. I remember winning a huge amount of money during my initial bets and my friends jokingly called it 'the beginner's luck.' It was unexpected but I managed to win around $2k by placing bets on multiple football games over the weekend including some from the UEFA Champions League.
I was so happy with my win and that marked the beginning of my gambling journey. However, I did experience quite a few losses afterward. Eventually, I decided to step back and not think about it too much and nowadays, I play for fun and don't invest a a lot of f money into it.
Yes, beginner's luck does exist, although not all beginners can get it. Only the truly deserving will be able to get that “beginner's luck,” while the rest will get trapped deeper into gambling without getting out of it. Maybe other beginners can also get that beginner's luck and usually they tell how that lucky moment came.
After getting that beginner's luck, usually, if someone continues to gamble again the next day or a few days later, they won't be able to repeat it and will lose a lot of money. That was if they didn't think yesterday's win was just beginner's luck that could never be repeated.
I dont believe on beginners luck considering that gambling could really be only having that 2 possible outcome which is losing and winning and on the time that you are just starting gambling then normally you would really be choosing in between two possible options on which you would really be able to win or having those sidebets which neither those things could reach out or not. It does really depend on the situation on which neither you would really be making yourself that impulsive after that or you would really be still on your control on the time that you would be able to have your first win.
In my case then im not really that much that too positive towards gambling but rather it is really just solely just for fun. There are really just those people who are really setting out their standards
even if its already unrealistic and this is where people would start to admit out that they have done something wrong.