I am just having this thought: if we truly trust our gambling skills, then just like starting a business, we take risks because we believe we’ll succeed in the future. So, what if we’ve proven our strategy works, but we’re only betting small amounts and missing out on bigger opportunities? We might consider borrowing money to fast-track our success. Has anyone ever done that?
Living in the wonderland is pointless. We must confront reality. No strategy is proven and so it is very unwise for a gambler to go into borrowing simply because he has been lucky to win. Such a gambler will definitely lose and regret even conceiving such thought of going to borrow.
@DragonF is right about this. There are a lot of strategies, or we should call them betting patterns, that people use when they are gambling, but none of them is foolproof and works all the time, and when they work, it's basically coincidental and not a guaranteed thing. Imagine playing 20 bets using a strategy and managing to win 9 and losing 11. One can win that many bets even without a strategy, so these strategies are not guaranteed to make anyone win and they don't work the way people expect them to work.
I have seen people thinking that they have cracked the game and have found a pattern that allows them to guess the outcome of the next game. Can you imagine how illogical that thought is? If they knew that the results are randomly generated each time and aren't manual, they wouldn't say such things, but many people believe in such things.