There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.
My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.
This is absurd. Gambling every day means spending your money every day on gambling in the name of trying your luck. Basically, it's addiction. Playing more cannot bring you more luck and more winnings. You never know if you will win or not. Playing 7 hours a day and 1 hour every day for a week is the same. What is the difference there? Simply playing more cannot bring you more winnings. If someone has won a good amount of money by gambling for a long time, it's just their luck. You do not have to follow them. So, the answer to your question is NO. Gambling every day is not good.
Doing more experiments will be able to get you more money if basically what you are doing is a real job that really has a guarantee to produce and not "gambling" where basically everything there is random about what results will come out at the end of the session, really a ridiculous idea I think if you try to gamble every day with the assumption that it will make you get more wins, if it were true then wouldn't you be able to become a rich man in gambling by applying methods like that? But see if there are gamblers who have been involved in gambling can produce such wins in a row? There are many previous gamblers, which means that they came and got involved earlier than you but still the results cannot be known and defeat still often dominates.
On the other hand if you are still curious about this method then please just try to experiment, usually people will not believe if all these suggestions are not accompanied by evidence, therefore I give you a chance, try it in a week, play 5 hours a day for a week, calculate all the number of wins and losses when you have spent a week, I'm sure after that you will believe in some of the suggestions that you with that defeat will still dominate, you have to believe in the fact that getting lucky in a row is not easy.