I’m still in profit, but honestly, I’m starting to lose the excitement. The game doesn’t feel the same anymore.
But of course, no game will feel the same when we begin to lose bets on them. That goes to show that the main aim of gambling is to make money, whether we plainly accept it publicly or not. Money is the motivator.
About how I view slot games, I see such games as normal airdrop tap and spin games projects entertain hunters with to earn points. The only difference is that the ones in casinos have monetary consequences, either for or against.
Before you lose back that $400, buy something out of that money. Something worth keeping.
Apt! That's my pattern. In fact, that's the first thing I normally would do. I've come to find out that such pattern energizies me more and helps me not to count all loss. We all need to see the validation of our participations in whatever we do so as not to get discouraged by others. Results are what people want to see.