Yes and that is where the whole talk of emotions come in. Of course if you are playing and getting successful in the game, you will have more balance and phychologically comfortable to think and rethink before predicting the next game that you want to play but in the case where you have been losing then you will be hardly coordinated.

Many gamblers face this emotional challenge because of losing and not because they have been winning. If you are losing, you are almost like losing your mind. I have seen in offline gambling where a loser sweats profusely as if he was going to suffocate and that is because he is thinking about his loses and expecting magic to be done by playing more to win back those lost money. However, it doesn't happen like that. To win back lost money is not easy at least not necessarily that same day, like people say there is always a good day and a bad day. So if you identify a bad day from loses then the person can stay off and expect a good day to pick back your loses, not necessarily your loses but to also have a winning day. If you take recourse to your bad day to win all the loses then it is still a wrong way to gamble. Each day is different with gambling.