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What I think is that in gambling platform both rich and poor people have a chance to win here luck is needed as well as the rich have money. The rich can easily place large bets but the poor cannot succeed in life the poor have to experience the ups and downs. They are afraid to pour more money into the gambling platform. Compared to the rich they are much safer and do not lack money. The rich get a lot of money once they win a bet and understand the betting strategies.

The rich also experience the ups and downs when it comes to gambling. They too do experience defeats and losses on their bets but most times, they wouldn’t be affected by the loss.
They’re rightly concerned about putting money from the meagre amount earned into gambling when they’re more likely to lose that money. Better to utilize it on something better.
The rich don’t have that financial restriction as they’ve got enough money to bet consistently or to stake a bet with high amount periodically.

Not all rich gamblers will have the same opportunities. Many poor gamblers have also become rich through gambling. But rich gamblers have some positive environment in gambling such as a rich gambler has the ability to place high bets but poor gamblers do not have. There are many gamblers who are unable to take proper risk in betting due to lack of money. Even if a rich gambler loses a bet repeatedly, he is able to bet again later on, so his chances of winning are higher. Moreover, a rich gambler can take advantage of the VIP services, but it is relatively difficult for a poor gambler to take advantage of that. Moreover, rich gamblers can learn information and strategy relatively easily, but a poor gambler does not. But since gambling results are unpredictable, anyone can be successful in gambling. However, the advantage is more for rich gamblers.

It's also the case with rich gamblers who put up a high amount of network they tend not to hesitate to gamble even with a higher amount of bets, because they feel they have a lot of spare money that can still be played in gambling and they will not hesitate to gamble with high amounts, because they think the bigger the amount of bets the more exciting the sensation is and the possibility of winning is also easy to get, but all of that is also inseparable from luck.

In contrast to poor gamblers, who gamble carefully because the main goal is to aim for a profitable win, and gamblers like this tend to worry about the money they bet because they are afraid of running out of money they have, and gamblers like this are more likely to get addicted to gambling. but as you said, gambling results cannot be predicted exactly, so anyone can be lucky in gambling, if they are lucky then they will win.

The mentality of rich and poor gamblers differs intriguingly. High stakes thrill rich gamblers, who indulge in excess money. Their gambling is for fun, not necessity. This mindset hides a basic mistake: associating bigger stakes with greater pleasure. They overlook the addicting nature of chasing bigger wins, a risky path where luck, not skill, determined results.

Poor gamblers gamble out of desperation, not fun. Fear of losing what they have drives their cautious bets. Ironically, fear may increase addiction. They play for survival, not thrills. While preventing irresponsible spending, their cautious approach intensifies their addiction as they chase elusive wins to enhance their finances.

Both perspectives highlight the misperception that gambling may lead to financial success. Luck and chance drive the story, but the house always wins. This tale of huge sums and smart bets is about wrong priorities and odds. The house always wins in gambling, whether rich or poor.