Doing your own research and deciding which one is best is certainly recommended when choosing a casino, but there's no harm in asking for opinions from experienced gamblers. However, I agree with the advice that casinos are not a place to store money and gamblers should not do so in order to avoid any unwanted risks. It is better to withdraw all winnings after closing the gambling session and make a re-deposit when they want to continue gambling. But for regular gamblers, they can keep some of their balance in the casino instead of withdrawing it all.
Agreed, indeed the decision is entirely up to us although asking for opinions from other experienced people can be done it will only be a consideration even though there may be people who gamble in harmony with the direction of experienced people but even then because of our own decisions so for the next step the decision is up to us by considering it or following it, what must be considered is that when we ask for advice from other experienced people we must be able to respect their opinion by not opposing it. We can find the best casino by ourselves experiencing everything, whether it's the fast deposit and withdrawal process, the nimble responsiveness of the staff or even the free spins and bonuses that are always active so that customers come back to gamble and are reluctant to switch casinos.
Of course, the risks in gambling are most likely unavoidable, such as losing or losing money, which is certainly not easy to avoid because it has become a sure thing. Agree with what you said, when you get a win it would be nice to withdraw everything and re-enter if you want to continue gambling but try not to enter money into gambling on the same day when you get a win, you should take a break to enjoy the win or rest and return to gambling another day.