Yes, gambling, especially the type of slot game or crash game, is a game that only relies on luck, meaning that chasing losses in gambling will never be useful and in fact, in the end, as in several cases that have often happened, they end up experiencing a much larger amount of loss or loss. but strangely enough they still carried out this idea, and I am sure one of the reasons was because of the enormous encouragement of hope and belief in their minds.
I think they have to re-understand what luck really is, especially how it works, because as we know, luck is something that will come suddenly and happen by chance without ever knowing beforehand, and this is also the reason sometimes when we come without any hope of winning but the result at the end of the session is winning, that means luck comes even though we don't expect it and this also means that luck is the only thing that can lead you to actual victory. So I think if a gambler understands how luck works then I think it is less likely for them to overact like chasing losses, because they understand that after all the odds are still 50:50 as you said.
Gambling isn't runned on the basis of gamblers winning or in anyway wants you to win. It a game of probability which is unpredictable you only need to just accept any outcome as far as you risk responsibly. This alone should stick to our brains, thus modify how we risk and thinking towards gambling.
For me gambling after a loss isn't chasing if your amount (limit) haven't been met. It only wrong when you gamble after exceeding your limit, even in time of winning if after any win you keep gambling even after your limit have been met you are still chasing.
True, and this is the reason why a gambler is more advised to only put the amount of money that they can afford to be responsible for, not least because after all as you said above that gambling is a game of probability which means it is nothing more than a game of "possibility" that will lead you to two results at the end of the session between winning or losing, and we must first understand that winning is nothing more than a chance while losing is a risk that will inevitably occur when we are away from luck.
Gambling after losing is not chasing losses? I think for this issue depends on how the intention of a gambler, and we must understand that the name chasing losses means that a gambler is unable to accept the reality of losing and also the name chasing losses is usually always based on emotions because of the desire to restore something that has been lost, and I think we already understand that emotions are always the trigger for many mistakes in terms of decision making, meaning that gambling with the intention of chasing losses is an action that will lead them to a greater amount of loss or that will make them exceed the limits they can be responsible for.
