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Repeatedly, the first win sparks a desire for more. Initial victory? Not a sign of gambling skill, just a fluke.
Strangely, the human mind clings to that first success, distorting reality. Gamblers believe luck is on their side. They fall deeper into gambling because of this illusion. We must detect this trend and realize that gambling is not a profitable strategy.
Society must improve gambling understanding. Its entertainment, not a revenue source. Preventing long-term losses and promoting responsible gaming requires acknowledging this truth and raising understanding of the psychological pitfalls of gambling.
The brain is not really adapted to stop gambling. You have to do that consciously, make it happen rationally.
Casinos use this fact to try to get you to play as much as they can, because they know the math. The longer you play, the more money you will give to them.
It's all really a game designed to lure you in. Some people can control themselves, others can't. They need to be careful, as addictions can be very powerful.