It's a valid point you’ve made. Casinos are primarily entertainment venues, and most of their games are designed to be games of chance. The house always has an edge, which means that over the long term, the casino is more likely to make money than the players. People should approach casino games as a form of entertainment and be prepared for the possibility of losing money.
It's known that the house always has the edge and that's why, the house never gets beaten. But sometimes, there are moments when a gambler really is able to get that victory against the house. And it's like once in a blue moon that it happens.
It's also crucial to gamble responsibly, being mindful of the risks involved and ensuring it remains a fun and enjoyable activity rather than a financial strategy or source of stress.
I agree, don't forget to always remember the risks that gambling has with. As you enjoy the way you gamble and despite knowing that the house always has the edge, you just need to know what you have to do. While the pressure is there when you've started to lose or when you're already on a losing streak, that's right still be mindful of the risk that you take because you'll get to see how good you are in managing it. If you're not so good on it, the pressure and stress will be put on you including the emotional and financial stress that you don't wanna have.
And when we experience a win, it brings a different feeling to us as if every time we play we will get a profit from it. The important thing is that we can still control it.
It's hard to control when we're enjoying and winning at the same time. We think that we're just having fun and winning should be set aside, we forget to secure the profits and that's why many gamblers tend to forget what they're up to and the main goal why they have gambled.