Well, I have never once heard of any gambler who enjoys losing at gambling. Obviously, the adrenaline and pleasure of gambling can only be obtained from winning, while prolonged losses can only lead to stress and then to a tilt if a gambler does not stop in time.
You can definitely get an adrenaline rush from the process. For example, if I place a bet and watch the match, there will be plenty of adrenaline, especially if there are many dangerous moments near my team’s goal. But no one gets any pleasure from losing. To enjoy it, you need to win. And if gambling gives you only an adrenaline rush without any satisfaction, I think no player would be able to keep playing for very long.
Well that's it, I think it's like that too, what I mean by adrenaline is beyond the outcome of the game, win or lose, as you said that adrenaline occurs when a gambler goes through the process, whether it's a dangerous moment that can make us lose or a fun moment that can lead us to victory, but for the problem of losing, of course there is no pleasure there, logically in any case no one is happy with the name of losing money, but from another point of view such as a responsible mentality, a gambler can exchange the loss with entertainment from the process, when I lose I don't think that, I just think that it's not my time to win yet.