The real winning of gambling is withdrawals

[Accardo]

It's not possible that you make a win in gambling and unable to withdraw, something that should be in place might have been detected for being missing, only on this note could we see that some were unable to make withdrawal on their gambling account, that is why we should also have to consider the use of KYC as being very important for us to know and fulfil every conditions required for us in other to make withdrawal an undeniable request.

Please don't say that, mate. You can say that it's hard for reputable casinos to do that, but don't say it's not possible because it's been happening. Even when someone passes their KYC before depositing, follow the casino rules.
 
Once you've made a big win, it will be a shock to you when the casino comes up with a different story about why they have the right to deny you your withdrawal.
 
For example, in multi-accounting, it might just be a case of sharing the same location with another gambler, but the casino can use that as a big reason to deny someone their withdrawal. It's not new to the system, especially among some new casinos that can't keep up paying large sums as payouts every single day.

It's quite an abstract situation that can be caused by breaking the casino rules. Some casino allow for a player to wager or deposit without KYC and then requires it during withdrawal. Probably players have to be observant not to boycott the rules running the casino they're into. Other cases is also attributed to players who may have engaged themselves to untrustworthy casinos, that can't hand out huge amount of wins, when they have won the jackpot. However, these cases still have a long way to relate with the player's ignorance or the casino just playing too wise, and buying time through this delay.

[Dewi Aries]

One of the reasons why most of them always find it difficult to make the decision to cash out at the right time is yes as I said before that most of them always feel that a bigger win is in sight, and honestly I also feel it myself when At that time I was addicted, and most likely it was caused because they didn't fully know what gambling really was like.

Most likely they don't know that in gambling there is no connection between the previous result and the next result, in the sense that even though for example in the current hour you win, it doesn't mean that in the next hour you will win again, and in the end this action or greed often makes them experience a significant disappointment, how could it not be, because of course you will feel annoyed when you previously managed to achieve a number of wins but it turns out that later you ended up losing all the money again. But actually greed doesn't always end in a bad or disappointing situation, especially when you bet on a type of bet that really depends on luck, because I also had an experience where greed really led me to a bigger win, but that very rarely. But overall yes of course ignoring greed is much better.

Winning makes one feel great, right? It's a rush. But you dig; strung together a few Ws does not indicate you have cracked the code. Every turn and every hand, it's its own beast. All of this "winning streak" stuff is simply our narrative. The risk comes from that story becoming caught in your head. You begin to notice trends whereby none exists and follow the high of the next major score. That is a formula for disappointment, buddy. Of course, the exhilaration is real. It is a chemical response, not a financial plan, though. The dopamine hooks your brain, therefore impairing your capacity for clear thought

One can consider greed as the devil. But sometimes, a little bit of hunger can lead to something great. It's all part of the game. The chances are always set against you, though

It's very likely that one of the reasons why a gambler uses greed is because they get carried away by winning, they think that they have managed to crack the code and just have to continue the gambling session to get a bigger win, even though in reality it's not that simple but that's what happens and I am sure that that is what a gambler feels when they are in a winning situation which ultimately makes them not hesitate to apply greed.

While the fact is that it is nothing more than just your feelings being carried away by the atmosphere, it doesn't mean you are great, or it doesn't mean you have succeeded in getting the key to unlocking bigger wins, increasing dopamine levels in the brain can actually eliminate rational thought patterns in a person. gambler.

[Dickiy]

No matter the amount of money one has on his or her casino account, the chances of doubling it is always way slimmer than the chance of losing it all back to the casino.
So personally, I don't even see any reason why anyone should leave money on their casino account when it's clear to them that they are gambling with it at that very moment, it's a risk tjay goes beyond every reason one can think of, for instance, even without gambling ans losing all the money, they casino itself could be hacked, or if the casino management is a crooked one, they could empty the account (depending on how long the money is left there), and when the gambler returns, they will claim the gambler never had any balance, that it could have been a system error that showed a balance on the gamblers account.

So in essence, my take is that we should never leave money on casinos, money we are sure we are not gambling with immediately, better withdraw to your private wallet and keep it there until you are ready to use it.

It is clear that as long as there is money stored on our gambling platform, it will create a feeling of temptation to continue playing gambling games and will have the opportunity to spend these funds, and to be honest there is no good benefit that will result from saving your funds in a gambling account, that is clearly a mistake , yes and it will be more dangerous if you continue to save these funds, there will be other risks that can arise as you have said, the risk of account hacking which will make the funds go to zero and other bad things such as being exploited by the casino, we cannot be aware of Therefore, it would be better to empty the account and withdraw all the assets in it as long as we are not involved in gambling activities, and it would be better to utilize these funds in other things, and I as a person who likes to gamble in my spare time never I also left my funds in my gambling account, to avoid other risks that I could not avoid or be aware of.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

The simplest way to do it is to withdraw most of the balance, keep a small percentage, and use that amount to gamble more if you have the urge to gamble more. Let's say, I'm gambling with $100, and I manage to reach $300 eventually. Now, what I should do is withdraw $250, out of this, $100 is my own money which I had deposited earlier, $150 is my profit, and the $50 that remains in my account is mine to gamble with, whatever the outcome is, I should accept it.

If I lose that $50, I should accept it with grace and get out of the casino, and if I win something more with it, I should withdraw it all together and it will be like icing on the cake because it will be additional profit for me since I have already withdrawn some profit but this will only add to that.

What will happen when you decide to have fun with gambling again (it is understood that we are not talking about casual gamblers, but about regular ones)? Will you be making a deposit again? Isn't it easier to leave some money for the next gaming session at the casino? But if a player cannot do this because he cannot restrain himself and loses right now, then maybe he should stop gambling altogether?

       -     Literally speaking, the OP's topic is correct; the majority are actually those who win and withdraw. Because even if we say that you have a big win at the casino, if you are not withdrawing what you have won, it is clear that you are not really a winner.

Because I won 30 dollars playing gambling, I left immediately and left the money to gamble again at the casino. That's what I usually do.

[ethereumhunter]

That's what I have been saying.

You can't have fun when the fees are quite high as that amount can also be part of having fun through gambling. But if you think that you can tolerate that, who the hell cares for that fees when you can afford that?

That's how we'd react to those matters when the fees are quite up. And this time, I've seen the fees went as low as 4 sats/vB and that's a good sign although it still fluctuates but not a lot.

You are right because we must determine when we can playing gambling and when we can take a break from gambling so we don't have to waste our money to pay the high fees. But for other people, they can accept the situation because they still like to use their favorite coin to playing gambling and not thinks much about anything.

This situation are much better than before whereas the fees surge higher so that makes me stop playing gambling for a while and if I want to gambling, I only use stable coin or other coin. The fluctuation will still be there so we must understand and needs to know when the time to playing gambling. That can be related to make a schedule to playing gambling and we can delay our gambling time if the situation is not good for us. If we can wins from gambling, that will be our time to withdraw the money so that will be the real winning for us because we gets the win money that we can use for many things.

[hyudien]

       -     Literally speaking, the OP's topic is correct; the majority are actually those who win and withdraw. Because even if we say that you have a big win at the casino, if you are not withdrawing what you have won, it is clear that you are not really a winner.

Because I won 30 dollars playing gambling, I left immediately and left the money to gamble again at the casino. That's what I usually do.

That's true, gambling definitely ends in victory or defeat, in other words, it can mean pleasure or disappointment. However, winnings that have been obtained but not withdrawn could possibly turn into disappointment. and if there are no real results drawn, such as a win that is still being bet, it is not a win but has the opportunity to bet for a longer time. Withdrawals are a problem that often occurs and is difficult for players to do because there is the temptation of big wins that can make them get carried away with gambling.
Apart from that, there is one strategy that could be called a strategy for cashing in some of the winnings you have obtained. This could still be said to be quite a good thing to do, because even though there is still some money left behind in the casino, at least there is profit that has been cashed in to enjoy. To avoid big losses, this thing or strategy can be done, but it is better to cash everything out and go to enjoy the winnings that you have obtained.

[junder]

It's very likely that one of the reasons why a gambler uses greed is because they get carried away by winning, they think that they have managed to crack the code and just have to continue the gambling session to get a bigger win, even though in reality it's not that simple but that's what happens and I am sure that that is what a gambler feels when they are in a winning situation which ultimately makes them not hesitate to apply greed.

While the fact is that it is nothing more than just your feelings being carried away by the atmosphere, it doesn't mean you are great, or it doesn't mean you have succeeded in getting the key to unlocking bigger wins, increasing dopamine levels in the brain can actually eliminate rational thought patterns in a person. gambler.

That's true, sometimes when we have succeeded in getting a win, it makes us feel more confident to continue gambling because there is the thought "today is lucky, so there is a possibility that we can still get another win, even a bigger one," of course this leads gamblers to greed because they don't feel enough about the victory they have obtained. This greed must be put aside so as not to lose the victory that has been obtained, perhaps by realizing that defeat will dominate more than victory.

Winning is something that can make gamblers more confident, this has happened to many gamblers. The wrong mindset occurs because they are carried away by this winning atmosphere, but those who have the right mindset and perception towards gambling will certainly not experience this, I mean it is unlikely, because those who have a good mindset and perception certainly will not think long and hard to immediately cash in the winnings he has obtained instead of following his greed.

[Dewi Aries]

It's very likely that one of the reasons why a gambler uses greed is because they get carried away by winning, they think that they have managed to crack the code and just have to continue the gambling session to get a bigger win, even though in reality it's not that simple but that's what happens and I am sure that that is what a gambler feels when they are in a winning situation which ultimately makes them not hesitate to apply greed.

While the fact is that it is nothing more than just your feelings being carried away by the atmosphere, it doesn't mean you are great, or it doesn't mean you have succeeded in getting the key to unlocking bigger wins, increasing dopamine levels in the brain can actually eliminate rational thought patterns in a person. gambler.

That's true, sometimes when we have succeeded in getting a win, it makes us feel more confident to continue gambling because there is the thought "today is lucky, so there is a possibility that we can still get another win, even a bigger one," of course this leads gamblers to greed because they don't feel enough about the victory they have obtained. This greed must be put aside so as not to lose the victory that has been obtained, perhaps by realizing that defeat will dominate more than victory.

Winning is something that can make gamblers more confident, this has happened to many gamblers. The wrong mindset occurs because they are carried away by this winning atmosphere, but those who have the right mindset and perception towards gambling will certainly not experience this, I mean it is unlikely, because those who have a good mindset and perception certainly will not think long and hard to immediately cash in the winnings he has obtained instead of following his greed.

Yes and I also believe that the increase in confidence occurred due to those who were carried away by the atmosphere of victory so that they thought that a bigger victory was near and ended up adopting greed. Even though of course it is nothing more than just a feeling that they feel, or what it means is nothing more than just a hallucination, because no matter what, your feelings can never change the results in the game, because after all there is no connection between the previous results and the next results, and this is why often Greed actually leads a gambler to more significant regrets.

On the other hand, having the correct perspective and understanding regarding gambling is one of the keys to overcoming greed as you say, especially when a gambler understands that there is no connection between previous results and subsequent results as I said above, understanding and realizing that the chances and risks are 50 - 50 will most likely make you prefer to "cash in" rather than pursue something much bigger but without any guarantee. So one of the main points that can be the key to overcoming greed is to understand how the concept of winning and losing actually works, especially understanding that winning will only happen when luck comes.

[l3pox]

Though most of the time, greed is the one that affects the opportunities and instead of making money you just lose it back because of that lust and desire to win more.

That's the reason why so many gamblers have become addicted to gambling because of greed. Some people have had the luck to win a huge amount of money in gambling, but greed caused them to spend it recklessly, gambling with it until the money was exhausted and they became poor again. Meanwhile,  they would have used the money to establish themselves and become more financially stable. I know some people in my locality who were dedicated gamblers and have been praised for their huge wins in the past, but today they are so poor. 

praised by who?
friends and family? or someone else

just curious here

that's true, if you make money only by gambling you must know when to stop otherwise greed will take over and you will end up delivering it all back to the market
it's harder than it seems

[milewilda]

It's very likely that one of the reasons why a gambler uses greed is because they get carried away by winning, they think that they have managed to crack the code and just have to continue the gambling session to get a bigger win, even though in reality it's not that simple but that's what happens and I am sure that that is what a gambler feels when they are in a winning situation which ultimately makes them not hesitate to apply greed.

While the fact is that it is nothing more than just your feelings being carried away by the atmosphere, it doesn't mean you are great, or it doesn't mean you have succeeded in getting the key to unlocking bigger wins, increasing dopamine levels in the brain can actually eliminate rational thought patterns in a person. gambler.

That's true, sometimes when we have succeeded in getting a win, it makes us feel more confident to continue gambling because there is the thought "today is lucky, so there is a possibility that we can still get another win, even a bigger one," of course this leads gamblers to greed because they don't feel enough about the victory they have obtained. This greed must be put aside so as not to lose the victory that has been obtained, perhaps by realizing that defeat will dominate more than victory.

Winning is something that can make gamblers more confident, this has happened to many gamblers. The wrong mindset occurs because they are carried away by this winning atmosphere, but those who have the right mindset and perception towards gambling will certainly not experience this, I mean it is unlikely, because those who have a good mindset and perception certainly will not think long and hard to immediately cash in the winnings he has obtained instead of following his greed.

One of the biggest challenge of most gamblers is on how to get out not only on the time that they are losing that much but also into the moment or time that they do make winnings.
This is the moment that you will really be having that kind of boost up of emotions or simply with adrenaline rush and at the same time your confidence would really be that at peak l
on which stopping is something that wont really be into your mind but rather you would really be keep on pushing yourself into the limits or simply you would really be continuing because
you would really be that make most out of your luck on that particular moment. On the time that you would be having that delusional approach then you would really be continuing on playing no matter what.

Its really that better to have that kind of control on the time or moment that you do find yourself on such condition. On the moment that you are winning then it would really be wise
that you should really be having considerations on cherishing out those numbers by means on securing those money and use it into more worth things rather than on
spending it again or losing it back into the casino.

[junder]

Yes and I also believe that the increase in confidence occurred due to those who were carried away by the atmosphere of victory so that they thought that a bigger victory was near and ended up adopting greed. Even though of course it is nothing more than just a feeling that they feel, or what it means is nothing more than just a hallucination, because no matter what, your feelings can never change the results in the game, because after all there is no connection between the previous results and the next results, and this is why often Greed actually leads a gambler to more significant regrets.

On the other hand, having the correct perspective and understanding regarding gambling is one of the keys to overcoming greed as you say, especially when a gambler understands that there is no connection between previous results and subsequent results as I said above, understanding and realizing that the chances and risks are 50 - 50 will most likely make you prefer to "cash in" rather than pursue something much bigger but without any guarantee. So one of the main points that can be the key to overcoming greed is to understand how the concept of winning and losing actually works, especially understanding that winning will only happen when luck comes.

What you say is correct, after all, if you think about it, winning in gambling depends on luck, so in any case luck will determine the results of the gambling we do. we just need to limit the gambling we do so as not to spend too much money beyond our own means, because luck will come and give us a win even if we bet a small amount, but if luck is on our side then a big win will happen even though there is a maximum limit on the amount of bets made. we install it.

What I think is that the chance of risk is greater than the chance of profit, so you could say it's 70/30, which means the chance of risk is greater than the chance of winning. So it can be ascertained that there is a high probability that the gambling that is carried out will end in defeat and that should be a benchmark for us not to gamble excessively because losses will often occur. You must have self-restraint and self-control so that feelings of greed or wanting to recover do not arise because that is one of the keys to ensuring that gambling does not make us miserable or addicted.

[Fredomago]

Though most of the time, greed is the one that affects the opportunities and instead of making money you just lose it back because of that lust and desire to win more.

That's the reason why so many gamblers have become addicted to gambling because of greed. Some people have had the luck to win a huge amount of money in gambling, but greed caused them to spend it recklessly, gambling with it until the money was exhausted and they became poor again. Meanwhile,  they would have used the money to establish themselves and become more financially stable. I know some people in my locality who were dedicated gamblers and have been praised for their huge wins in the past, but today they are so poor. 

praised by who?
friends and family? or someone else

just curious here

that's true, if you make money only by gambling you must know when to stop otherwise greed will take over and you will end up delivering it all back to the market
it's harder than it seems

Just the same with what I've said without good control most of those gamblers failed to make that hard stop and quit while have the opportunity earning out from the luck that they've encounter while still in session, if you mismanage your bankroll then expect things to turned against you and favor the house,

that argument from OP is true the real winning is when you manage to quit while still in positive whatever the amount you bring out as long as you are in green then that's better than quitting or stopping becuase you already out of money and you let those opportunities to pass on you.

[Minor Miner]

Though most of the time, greed is the one that affects the opportunities and instead of making money you just lose it back because of that lust and desire to win more.

That's the reason why so many gamblers have become addicted to gambling because of greed. Some people have had the luck to win a huge amount of money in gambling, but greed caused them to spend it recklessly, gambling with it until the money was exhausted and they became poor again. Meanwhile,  they would have used the money to establish themselves and become more financially stable. I know some people in my locality who were dedicated gamblers and have been praised for their huge wins in the past, but today they are so poor. 

praised by who?
friends and family? or someone else

just curious here

that's true, if you make money only by gambling you must know when to stop otherwise greed will take over and you will end up delivering it all back to the market
it's harder than it seems

Frankly speaking, in any country, gambling is never encouraged even if we win a large amount of money from it, so I don't think anyone should be praised for being a gambler. Sometimes they will congratulate you when you win a large amount of money from gambling but the next thing they will advise you to stop instead of encouraging you to continue playing. So just because they congratulate you doesn't mean they're praising you.

And to be honest, I have never seen anyone become rich through gambling. If there is, it is only temporary wealth and after a while, they will be empty-handed. Gambling is not a place for us to get rich.

[l3pox]

Though most of the time, greed is the one that affects the opportunities and instead of making money you just lose it back because of that lust and desire to win more.

That's the reason why so many gamblers have become addicted to gambling because of greed. Some people have had the luck to win a huge amount of money in gambling, but greed caused them to spend it recklessly, gambling with it until the money was exhausted and they became poor again. Meanwhile,  they would have used the money to establish themselves and become more financially stable. I know some people in my locality who were dedicated gamblers and have been praised for their huge wins in the past, but today they are so poor. 

praised by who?
friends and family? or someone else

just curious here

that's true, if you make money only by gambling you must know when to stop otherwise greed will take over and you will end up delivering it all back to the market
it's harder than it seems

Frankly speaking, in any country, gambling is never encouraged even if we win a large amount of money from it, so I don't think anyone should be praised for being a gambler. Sometimes they will congratulate you when you win a large amount of money from gambling but the next thing they will advise you to stop instead of encouraging you to continue playing. So just because they congratulate you doesn't mean they're praising you.

And to be honest, I have never seen anyone become rich through gambling. If there is, it is only temporary wealth and after a while, they will be empty-handed. Gambling is not a place for us to get rich.

first things first
if you win a big amount of money you shouldn't be telling people about it
way more problems on it than good things that come because of it
it is how it is and people are greedy sometimes.

[junder]

That's true, sometimes when we have succeeded in getting a win, it makes us feel more confident to continue gambling because there is the thought "today is lucky, so there is a possibility that we can still get another win, even a bigger one," of course this leads gamblers to greed because they don't feel enough about the victory they have obtained. This greed must be put aside so as not to lose the victory that has been obtained, perhaps by realizing that defeat will dominate more than victory.

Winning is something that can make gamblers more confident, this has happened to many gamblers. The wrong mindset occurs because they are carried away by this winning atmosphere, but those who have the right mindset and perception towards gambling will certainly not experience this, I mean it is unlikely, because those who have a good mindset and perception certainly will not think long and hard to immediately cash in the winnings he has obtained instead of following his greed.

One of the biggest challenge of most gamblers is on how to get out not only on the time that they are losing that much but also into the moment or time that they do make winnings.
This is the moment that you will really be having that kind of boost up of emotions or simply with adrenaline rush and at the same time your confidence would really be that at peak l
on which stopping is something that wont really be into your mind but rather you would really be keep on pushing yourself into the limits or simply you would really be continuing because
you would really be that make most out of your luck on that particular moment. On the time that you would be having that delusional approach then you would really be continuing on playing no matter what.

Its really that better to have that kind of control on the time or moment that you do find yourself on such condition. On the moment that you are winning then it would really be wise
that you should really be having considerations on cherishing out those numbers by means on securing those money and use it into more worth things rather than on
spending it again or losing it back into the casino.

Indeed, how to get out of gambling is one of the problems that often occurs when they have gambled, whether they end up winning or losing, because this is where their adrenaline is provoked and if they can't control themselves then the interest in continuing to gamble will occur so there will be no thinking. thought about getting out of gambling as you said, this is a problem which of course can lead to addiction. the solution is awareness, with a healthy awareness of thinking that gambling is a risky game it will help us not to gamble excessively.

the majority of gamblers are definitely not satisfied with what they have got and that makes them unable to stop, even though if you think about it it is clear that the chance of winning is small so even though they have won it does not mean that by continuing the gambling session they can get another win, of course there is a chance the defeats are still there and even still the same magnitude. When you win, the chance of losing does not decrease, a larger percentage of losses will continue to exist and cannot be changed. So taking advantage of what you have got is the best choice.

[nullama]

~snip~
Online gambling is huge, folks. Easy, convenient, and on your phone. I love fun as much as the next person, but we must be sensible. Too easy to get caught up in the game when money is just numbers on a screen. Pulling out your gains and holding cash is good. Makes it real. But lets continue. Why not educate gamblers money management? It goes beyond winning and losing. Respect your money.

Think about it. You win a few cash and get a message stating, "Hey, remember that vacation you wanted to take?" Maybe you lose and are reminded to be careful. Change the game so gambling is fun but doesnt consume you.

I mean, it's pretty simple.

If you run the numbers, the probabilities say that most likely than not you are going to lose all your betting money eventually.

Of course the casinos show you a different idea, but in the end, that's the math behind it.

Of course there is a tiny, almost impossible probability to win, but most people overstate that by far.

[l3pox]

~snip~
Online gambling is huge, folks. Easy, convenient, and on your phone. I love fun as much as the next person, but we must be sensible. Too easy to get caught up in the game when money is just numbers on a screen. Pulling out your gains and holding cash is good. Makes it real. But lets continue. Why not educate gamblers money management? It goes beyond winning and losing. Respect your money.

Think about it. You win a few cash and get a message stating, "Hey, remember that vacation you wanted to take?" Maybe you lose and are reminded to be careful. Change the game so gambling is fun but doesnt consume you.

I mean, it's pretty simple.

If you run the numbers, the probabilities say that most likely than not you are going to lose all your betting money eventually.

Of course the casinos show you a different idea, but in the end, that's the math behind it.

Of course there is a tiny, almost impossible probability to win, but most people overstate that by far.

on that, depends on how you gamble, because if you don't risk it all all the time and manage bankroll you'll lose slowly
but you could also lose it all at once in the first bet
but you are right
most will lose over time

only winners are probably the ones who walk away after they're a little bit up

there's no easy money machine

[Su-asa]

Though most of the time, greed is the one that affects the opportunities and instead of making money you just lose it back because of that lust and desire to win more.

That's the reason why so many gamblers have become addicted to gambling because of greed. Some people have had the luck to win a huge amount of money in gambling, but greed caused them to spend it recklessly, gambling with it until the money was exhausted and they became poor again. Meanwhile,  they would have used the money to establish themselves and become more financially stable. I know some people in my locality who were dedicated gamblers and have been praised for their huge wins in the past, but today they are so poor. 

praised by who?
friends and family? or someone else

just curious here

that's true, if you make money only by gambling you must know when to stop otherwise greed will take over and you will end up delivering it all back to the market
it's harder than it seems

Frankly speaking, in any country, gambling is never encouraged even if we win a large amount of money from it, so I don't think anyone should be praised for being a gambler. Sometimes they will congratulate you when you win a large amount of money from gambling but the next thing they will advise you to stop instead of encouraging you to continue playing. So just because they congratulate you doesn't mean they're praising you.

And to be honest, I have never seen anyone become rich through gambling. If there is, it is only temporary wealth and after a while, they will be empty-handed. Gambling is not a place for us to get rich.

first things first
if you win a big amount of money you shouldn't be telling people about it
way more problems on it than good things that come because of it
it is how it is and people are greedy sometimes.

The weirdest thing is that gamblers that doesn't win can withdraw anything because there won't be any money for them to withdraw, and if by chance one try and withdraw after winning, with time he might still deposit more that what he withdraw and still lose it again. Some gamblers are the reasons why they are losing because most times when they win they won't take a break, they continue until they have lose or become addicts (which is the worse).

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

praised by who?
friends and family? or someone else

just curious here

that's true, if you make money only by gambling you must know when to stop otherwise greed will take over and you will end up delivering it all back to the market
it's harder than it seems

They were praised by their friends (fellow gamblers and some non-gamblers too), who were astonished by the wins they had repeatedly. It was like they were mostly lucky in all their predictions and were seen as successful gamblers, but all they used the money for was to have fun and spend recklessly. They probably thought that they would win continuously, so they also spent all the profit they earned still on gambling so that they could win more, but unfortunately, the luck didn't last for ever. 

[Dewi Aries]

first things first
if you win a big amount of money you shouldn't be telling people about it
way more problems on it than good things that come because of it
it is how it is and people are greedy sometimes.

The weirdest thing is that gamblers that doesn't win can withdraw anything because there won't be any money for them to withdraw, and if by chance one try and withdraw after winning, with time he might still deposit more that what he withdraw and still lose it again. Some gamblers are the reasons why they are losing because most times when they win they won't take a break, they continue until they have lose or become addicts (which is the worse).

I can confirm that the action scenario you are talking about is the approach that addicted gamblers have, where it is always difficult to control themselves in any situation, whether they win or lose, they will usually take various actions that will harm themselves. themselves, such as returning to betting when they have won, which of course is clear that this is an action that will indirectly only lead to significant regret.

In fact, I am sure that if we count all the wins and losses while we are involved in gambling then it is very likely that the number of losses will definitely be much greater, especially for those who are addicted, because it is clear that in gambling the percentage of wins is much smaller than the losses and this is why the losses happens much more often than winning. Experiencing defeat is not a problem because after all losing is part of gambling, but when the amount you lose is very large then of course it is a serious problem that must be resolved immediately, therefore we must not become addicted gamblers.