Yes, and that's right. In fact, the problem starts with what you said last when they start earning more, they start taking more risks, and that's where the problem lies It's when they start taking more risks, and that wasn't planned So, for me, that's a mistake That's why you have to set goals, both to win and to lose Even to win, you have to set a maximum amount and not go over it, even if you get lucky It's safer.
It is common for people to return to gambling after winning or taking greater risks. In my current environment, there is a recent case of a worker who ended his life due to a gambling addiction. He left a note apologizing to his family for failing to be a good family member. One of the risky actions he took was selling his father's motorcycle just to gamble. I heard from his friend that he took such a big risk because he had already won a large sum of money, but it all disappeared again. as a result, he harbored a grudge to win again, but his actions had already become irrational.