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Well I think that most of them dream of being millionaires and rich, when they see that gambling opens a small window for them to make that dream come true, they do what is in their hands to be able to achieve it, it's just that it's a dead end road, and you have to be very lucky and the odds don't help you, in fact I think that the things that can influence it is that the casino system can adapt to the player to provide a large and net profit, therefore when we are in the casino we have to know well what we are getting into and how we should act to avoid falling into those situations.
Yeah, but the main issue is that it's just a mirage.
The most probable scenario is that the gambler ends up even poorer than before.
That's why you don't see wealthy people at casinos, because they know very well that they're going to lose their money there.
They didn't create their wealth gambling, well, maybe a tiny few amount of people, but the vast majority didn't. Unless they were the ones running the casino.