Gambling that when losing will not make someone frustrated because of their defeat, is actually that simple. You ask if there are still people like that, I answer that there are indeed people like that. But maybe only a small part or in the sense that more people gamble with the aim of making a profit and when they lose they will become frustrated. I do not have valid data but this is just an assumption created from the events that I saw, whether I saw it with my own eyes or I saw it from the media.
As humans, it may be natural when losing money makes you disappointed, once again that is a natural thing. But they can quickly forget it and not make them chase their losses to return the money they lost.
We just need to treat gambling the right way, and I mean playing for small stakes and trying to have fun without expecting any huge profit. If a person tells himself that he will now try to earn money on gambling, then, of course, he will experience great frustration when he loses from this game.
I also know that there is a category of gamblers who tell themselves that they play for fun, but in reality they always expect a lot of benefit from the game, and they also get upset when they lose. I think it's deceiving yourself. It's even scarier than thinking that you play for money. It's a dangerous lie.
The desire or hope to win, it is something that cannot be denied and I am sure all gamblers also hope to win, it does not make sense if they come with the hope of defeat. Feeling a little disappointed or wrong when losing is also once again I say it is a natural thing, my question is who wants to lose money? no one right.
But what makes the difference is how they respond to it, whether they can respond with good self-control so that after losing they can stop and do other activities or they respond very emotionally so that they increase the balance in their casino wallet to continue playing. Well, we ourselves can judge which ones should not be done.