I mean, of course, sports betting. In casino games based on chance, such as roulette, many more people will not be able to get rich - 99.9% or 99.99% or even 99.999%. There are many prerequisites for such a forecast. On the one hand, we know the statistics, although they are contradictory. The overwhelming majority of players, approaching 99%, according to various estimates, lose money in sports betting in the long term. If you ask me for links to studies, then, I'm afraid I will have nothing to show you. This is very difficult to do and difficult to achieve truthful results. Not all players are inclined to tell the truth and it will be difficult for an outside researcher to verify. However, the longer the period we take, the more likely it is that the winners are only people who were lucky. So I wonder what motivates people who want to get rich on sports betting if they believe in such a pattern? Do the players sincerely believe in their own exceptionalism and genius?
Gambling wasn't created to make gamblers rich - it's a game for those who want to have fun. However, in practice, many gamblers change their mindset simply because they think they can get rich by gambling, but they forget that this is the wrong approach to gambling.
The high or low odds of winning often trigger gamblers' desire to win money from gambling. They stake their money in the hope of winning - but they seem to forget that losses can occur even with a 99% chance of winning. Don't gamble to get rich - that's simply not a healthy mindset and is wrong.