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Yes what you said makes a little sense, one of the reasons why the risk in gambling is always a part of the game that cannot be completely avoided is probably because the casino has set the concept that when you win then there are other gamblers who lose or vice versa, and that is why there is no consistency in terms of winning, because sometimes you also have to be made a victim by the casino to give victory to other gamblers, it all happens by chance. Seeing this, maybe I would say that casinos are really very smart in making strategies to keep gamblers going, like when a gambler loses then the casino will give them a number of wins to restore the spirit and hope of the players but in the end the casino does the same thing again when the gamblers start to be confident, this is a long-term brainwashing cycle.
Yes, it cannot be denied that casinos are indeed quite skilled at creating a system that keeps gamblers going even though they often lose. And this is better known as the "Zero-sum game" which is a basic principle behind gambling which means that every win we get is a loss for another party, and vice versa. Which of course is random, inconsistent and cannot be predicted with certainty.
Of course, the casino is very good at managing this expectation, the casino gives occasionally with the aim of maintaining the player's enthusiasm. A psychological cycle that keeps players motivated to continue making deposits and gambling, even though they often lose. Therefore, as players we must be aware of this.
This often creates a psychological cycle where players feel more motivated even though they have lost. In the long run, the casino does benefit from this pattern, and it is important for players to always be aware of the risks and limitations that exist.