That said, your concluding part is also valid because, in gambling, the house is still the winner regardless. No matter how much you are gambling and how frequent it is, the majority can attest to it that they do not earn up to what they gamble in the long run. This has ever been the driving force to sustain the gambling industry itself and there is nothing anyone can do about it.
Consciously, they are actually aware of this, but they are already expecting a lot and have already spent a lot of money to be able to win and be part of the 1% of people who are lucky to win the game, I'm sure there is no more than 1% of winnings given by the casino to all its users because The bookie will always win with 99% wins, so people are too eager to chase wins from that 1% even though it's just a waste of time, they gamble to win and get lots of money, even though gambling is supposed to be just a place to have fun.
I don't know why people try to gamble all the time just to chase it and hope to be part of the 1% of winnings that the casino might give to its users, even though it is clear that no one gets rich from gambling even though there are no more than 1% of people who are lucky to get it. , in fact, people should be aware of that, but again with what I said, they have already spent their money and are already expecting more and don't want to end up disappointed, even though they can stop their steps to think more maturely that gambling is not for making money. actually it's just a place to find entertainment.