Quote from: peter0425 on Today at 02:53:49 PM

If you are extremely rich and you can just gamble up to your heart's content, does the novelty of winning wear off? Like would you get tired of gambling since there's really not much risks because you can gamble with any amount and still receive little to no consequences?

Even the rich hate losing. Most people hate losing. You might ask yourself:

Why do soccer players who are paid high salaries and have a good life know that, regardless of whether they lose a game at the end of the month, the club will pay them a high salary. When they lose a game, they feel sad on the field?

The feeling of winning, the feeling of telling everyone for years that you won, is what drives people to dislike losing. Most people who win a lot of money in casinos rush to tell everyone. This is recorded in history; anyone who searches about it on the internet will see this. So it's a source of pride for the person who won.

Imagine you're as rich as Elon Musk. You're unpopular, no one knows you. One day, you start playing with $1 million per spin and you win with a 1,000x multiplier. Your $1 million becomes $1,000,000,000. Every news channel in the world would be talking about it. You'd become famous, and even if years went by, when anyone searched for your story of winning with a 1,000x multiplier, where you bet $1 million, it would appear. rich, love attention