Basically, regardless of whether there is a lot or little money, I don't think it comes from there because to play gambling, we must realise that the probability of losing will be much greater than winning.
It doesn't matter how much money you have but you have to realise that winning every day especially for a target of $100 is very difficult and even tends to be impossible.
There will be an assumption that large capital will definitely affect, but IMO for things like this, especially for wanting $100 / day, it does not depend on large or small capital because everything still depends on luck when gambling.
No matter if the capital is big since if you lose then it is also big, when the capital is small it takes time to accumulate and you keep playing until you achieve that, but for sure it is exhausting as you'll be playing countless hours, and if you are lucky today, the casino by tomorrow will get back your winnings and make you lose more. Casinos have an edge no matter what, even if you have a small or big capital, as they want to zero out your balance, mostly if your mindset is to keep chasing money by winning games.
I don't agree with this, because when we have to win at that time then just starting the game can give a big victory. I'm saying this based on what I've experienced myself, even I often experience this.
When I bring big capital, it is precisely that that makes me experience defeat, but when I bring small capital with the lowest bet, it is precisely less than an hour or even in just about 10 minutes I can win more than what I expected. I usually experience that when I play pragmatic games like GoO.
So I think if we really have to win at that time then it doesn't take long for us to play.
Assuming the casino in which you are gambling is not cheating you then the most likely explanation for what you are seeing is that even if you are getting those results this does not mean everyone is experimenting the same outcomes.
In theory it makes no difference at all whether you use a lot of money to bet or a small amount, as the odds of the games do not fundamentally change at all due to the difference on the size of your bet, so while you are experimenting those results, it is likely there is a gambler out there which has the opposite experience and it brings the results back to mean.
Yes, it is a great analysis, but yes, I personally believe something, if there is a player who has a lot of money, suppose he makes bets above 200, 300, 400usd up to 1000usd, it will not be difficult for him to win 100usd a day, and that is something that can happen, I am not saying that it always happens, but you can easily earn 100usd a day if you make very large bets, for example in dice Yes, it is very easy to get those sums if you bet smart enough knowing that at one point you can do it, but of course it is the degree of experience that the player has, if I had a lot of money I would try, but I always play with a very, very low budget.
A person who is willing to play between $2,000 and $3,000 can easily make $100 and in a quick moment, although they have to be very careful not to lose too much, because if they use a martingale with a budget like that, they can be too dangerous. Personally , a person who has to spend that amount of money daily can spend that money, even so, it is risky, just like in trading, if a person can spend that money, which is very likely, because there are many people in the world who have a lot of money can do it, it is in the normal range, in fact $100 in many countries is not much, it is normal to get it, but it could be said that when things are for bets with low budgets, $100 is really enough if it is done.
I have a friend, but he is one of those people who have a lot of money, and he doesn't mind losing $10k in trading, because when he wins it is between $15k-$20k and that is something that not everyone can do, but of course he showed me his capital and it is more than $300k, so the more money his profit is greater, but of course, these are very special cases.