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You can't even imagine how many superstitious people there are in the world. I personally saw how casino players resort to various rituals. I even feel a bit awkward for them. I feel some kind of Spanish shame. Well, what you won't see in the gambling business. But no rituals work at all. People continue to lose money the same way they did before. Therefore, you should think with your head several times, and only then start playing.
I personally don’t believe on those rituals because there’s no scientific evidence that it has effect on the outcome of the game. But I don’t discourage people on resorting to that method if that will spice up their gambling experience.
Gambling is based on luck especially casino games so the result will still the same regardless of what we will do.
The only thing we can do is to enjoy gambling based on each result so if some people want to do ritual then that’s their own way on having in gambling most importantly if they won using that method.
I agree. People often look for anything that might increase their chances of winning, even if it's based on superstition or patterns that aren't real. When we start relying on those things, it's usually because our emotions, especially anxiety is taking over. That anxious feeling, like hoping we might get lucky this time, is a sign that we’re no longer thinking clearly. When it gets to that point, it’s better to stop gambling, because we’re being driven by emotion instead of a rational mindset.