There are quite a few movies that revolve around this idea.
can you recall a name? I'd watch.
I am not against such advertising; it sometimes motivates and lifts the mood, but we must always be on the alert so that our excitement does not allow us to turn off our control.
True.. Personally, I love to watch my boundaries. As they say, "better safe than sorry" -- I feel like if it ever happens that I begin to, out of curiosity to get better at predictions or claim ultimate winnings, engage too much with those patterns from the casinos, then it's already too late. Losing won't make anyone see those patterns as a really bad choice, because of course they'll still lose even without them, but the keyword from you is --
it sometimes motivates and lifts the mood. So, there's that!
But the person gambling isn’t lucky or unlucky, only the outcome is.
So, who pays for the games? The outcome?