The figures have been converted to dollars for inclusivity. Keep in my that the dollar equivalent are huge monies in our local currency a million plus and more than half a million respectfully.
It's not actually a new thing though. Alot of times gamblers tend to be more greedy which can be good to some extent. But unfortunately you might you might end up in his shoes and face same situation where you have to stick to your game till the end. greed can ruin everything if he was lucky enough he would have won. The fact that he lost was because he was over greedy. Imagine flipping $4 to around 1k and you decide not to cash out. That's totally wrong. We all make our own choice but still we need to make the right decisions when it comes to taking and minimizing risk.
It's all in the mindset of gambling, maybe being greedy is good to some extend, but we don't know what the boundaries will be. Maybe you think that you are still very lucky and continue to win. But what if it suddenly changes and now you can't control your greed?
Or let's say that you already won some money already, but then just one lost, and you say to yourself that you will get back that money, but if you have to think about it, why would you chase if you already won? Winning like $100.00 and then in the last bet you lost $10.00 and then you want to chase that $10.00? Doesn't really make sense.