Such people will always exist, so there’s no need to pay too much attention to them. No one can guarantee that you will make a profit after just a few deposits. These people immediately blame the casino, but as mentioned, they soon realize that the mistake was theirs.
People should only gamble what they can afford to lose, assuming that they could lose everything, although there will always be some probability of making a profit. Gambling should thus be viewed as a form of entertainment. Also, given the nature of probabilities, as even the top poker players know, there will be at times long losing streaks.
Indeed, you are absolutely right, but unfortunately, the rate at which people gamble for money is really alarming, here in my country, it is 1 in every 30 or more persons who understand what gambling for entertainment means, rest are all about the money and that is all that matters to them, and this has lead to a rise in the number of persons who are committing suicide as a result of gambling addiction, frustration and depression, and also pressure from people who the addicted is owing money and all that.
So indeed, if and when gamblers will learn to only gamble with only the much or little they can afford to lose, maybe we begin to have a better gambling society and gambling will become much more enjoyable to all.
And gamblers need to learn to take breaks during long losing streak rather than engage their self in revenge gambling which often times lead to nothing but more loses, which the gambler will live to regret at the end of the day.