I don't use bitcoins for gambling because if I lose gambling and if I lose bitcoins because of losing I think more money will be deducted from my account than the amount I will lose gambling.
And it won't be this way when you gamble using other forms of money? I don't understand your way of thinking. Are you trying to say that casinos steal from people who use bitcoin, but not others? THat casino fees are higher for bitcoin users?
I like to invest in Bitcoin but I don't like to sell or use my investment for any other purpose. Let's say I gambled and lost $100. At the time I gambled and lost $100, Bitcoin was worth $30,000. But after a few days, when the price of Bitcoin will go to 35 thousand dollars, if I calculate 100 dollars, then it will be seen that my loss is more than 100 rupees. This is how I think about Bitcoin, which is why I never gamble with Bitcoin, rather I prefer to gamble with virtual dollars. Since we have alternatives, we should always use alternatives.
But it can also be the other way round.
If you gambled in 2022 for the whole year bitcoin was going down so you started gambling at 40k and a month later it was worth 30k.
It makes no sense to always look at the trading price of your asset unless it's avaliable on exchange and you can trade it at that moment. If you're going to miss the trade anyway, don't look at the price and waste your time thinking what if because it's a waste of time.