Appreciated, it is difficult to win big in gambling using small amount of money which is not possible normally. But some gamblers still try to win big so they often lose their money. As a gambler increases his bankroll, he should expect according to their bankroll. If gambling is conducted with the intention of getting more wins or making more money, there are bound to face unexpected events. Although there are many instances where a gambler has changed their life by winning the jackpot or big lottery with little spending. But gamblers should not forget that luck in gambling does not work equally for everyone.
Only if the gambler can have great luck can he get a big win with a small bet, which is very rare. Most gamblers do not win large winning amounts but only according to what they use to bet. Maybe he could still get his break even in gambling so he didn't need to chase more wins because it wasn't easy and he would face many more losses.
But if it is a lottery, getting a big win or winning the jackpot will be very difficult because it also depends on one's luck. Even though people continue to buy lottery tickets, they may have to wait long to win the jackpot or never win the jackpot. So you should only gamble using the money you can afford so that if you lose, the loss won't be too big.
In most cases, over the long term, the majority of gamblers will lose money - its how casinos make a profit. While you might have short bursts of wins, the odds usually work against you. With the lottery, the odds are astronomically low.
The concept of "chasing losses" is particularly dangerous in the gambling community. Its a behavior that leads to greater losses and potentially financial ruin. But you've pointed out an important aspect: only bet what you can afford to lose. Its called responsible gambling for a reason.
If anyone is planning to dive into gambling, knowledge is key. Know the odds, understand the game, and most importantly, understand your financial limits. A hobby should not turn into a financial sinkhole.