For sure the percentage of gamblers that records more winning than losses are very minimal and are also patient gamblers because when they play and lose they will wait for some time or even the next day before they continue but some desperate gamblers will continue till they've exhausted all their money but notwithstanding, it doesn't really mean they can make gambling their career as there are other works or jobs they do that fetch them reasonable amount of money then they use gambling as fun and they start recording more winning than losses.
not only that, in my opinion the percentage of losses is greater than the percentage of wins, why do so many people gamble and become addicted? maybe it's because of the many defeats they get and also because they can't control themselves to resist the temptation of gambling, there have also been many cases of gamblers getting addicted because they can't control themselves well, if only they could accept losing well maybe they won't become addicted to gambling. People who cannot accept defeat well are likely to continue gambling until they run out of money and they do this in just one game session.
in the sense of gambling, in my opinion, it is a paid form of entertainment, and this is profitable for gambling companies, it is not profitable for the players because with the superior percentage of losses in gambling, it means they always lose, I don't think they should gamble by chasing wins because it will only make them lose financially I don't agree with gambling which can make someone successful just by being player-based, on the other hand, being player-based will only make them addicted and if they are addicted then bad things will happen. to record more wins, I doubt that, those who are based only as players are more likely to record the number of losses, not wins.