Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.
If you gamble for fun, think of the profits like an extra reward that you can use it further for your entertainment purpose (gambling) without having to pay for it (the losses in this case). But if you are gambling for profit, then once you make profit, take the profit and quit. Come back after months, if you can after years with some spare funds that you have. But if you keep on gambling, you will end up losing everything in the long run. You will lose your profit, and then you will have this feeling to get back your profit which will lead you to lose more money and more loss chasing.