Those who can stop and really enjoy the results of victory, without being tempted to continue gambling, may be in the minority but they are a rarity concrete example of strong self-discipline and self-control. It is a quality that is not easy to find especially in the world of gambling. Full of temptations.
Most gamblers will go back to the game because they feel luck is still on their side, of which this could be actually the onset of a big loss. Those who are really able to stop after winning big are those who can look at their personal boundaries and understand that more victories can lead to losing everything.
Stopping at the right time isn't just about the win; it's about holding that balance, and not taking extra risks. People who were able to do this are the players. They accumulate wins not only in terms of money but also in terms of their mental and emotional states.
that means gamblers must also be experienced with the many bets and games they may have played. new gamblers may find it difficult to gain such a deep understanding. even more likely novice gamblers will only bet ambitiously.
however, when you have been gambling for a long time. with a lot of money that you deposit and that you have won. getting out of the habit or routine of betting is not easy. therefore I realize your words, even those who succeed in doing so are certainly only a minority of the many gamblers who will return to get even greater luck.
In terms of experience, I think it is relative depending on understanding and awareness of the nature of gambling, which sometimes someone does not need to have much experience in gambling and deposits and they immediately understand such a system and they are usually always good at controlling their emotions.
Indeed, if it becomes a habit or hobby that cannot be separated, it will be very difficult to get out, this makes it need a very strong external and internal push from itself to get out, because the feeling of happiness of winning and gambling will make addiction to gambling.