If you are a gambler that follows the rules you would not end up losing a lot of money like those that are Indisciplined...The last rule is the most important because that's the main reason why a lot of gamblers lose in the long run...if you are the type of gambler that can't accept losses then you'd end up chasing... Trying to win back what you have lost by gambling more is a dumb move but when we get too desperate we forget how risky it is
It depends on how he values gambling. If you consider gamblers who are attracted to the art of winning and devalue themselves and become emotional when they lose, gambling may be valued differently and from a different perspective. They fail to keep themselves in control and are at risk of becoming addicted. As their winnings increase, they will continue to chase after winning and lose more and become addicted.
Trying to get your money back would be foolish and even more foolish to keep investing more. In my opinion, if you gamble for long-term entertainment, it will be decent and attractive for you because your gambling allocation will be limited and your time allocation will be limited.