Greed is a natural trait in humans, yes I understand that because it is something natural, but if we talk about gambling then of course it is clear that anyone must be able to try to ignore greed, although I am sure that greed cannot always be avoided at certain times especially when the level of awareness decreases, but the point is at least planning related to preventing greed must be had.
On the other hand, I seem to understand what you are saying that the conclusion is that any action taken by a gambler regardless of whether it is an act of greed or not in the end all of that will not be a problem if only they have a good level of risk acceptance in themselves, in the sense of having good responsibility for all actions and decisions that have been taken at the beginning, but I would also say that being responsible for aggressive actions and decisions is difficult to do, or unlikely, therefore this is why prevention is always much better than cure.
Greed drives us, for better or worse. Greed can be your best friend or worst adversary in gambling. Some say to "ignore" greed. It wont happen. When a significant win is at stake, greed is strong. We must comprehend it rather than ignore it. We must master it
This requires self-awareness. Knowing when greed clouds judgment is crucial. You must ask yourself, "Hold on, am I making this decision because its smart, or because Im greedy?" Thats hard but necessary. It goes beyond risk tolerance. It requires long-term vision. Greed demands rapid pleasure. It seeks speedy victory. Successful people play the long game. It requires wise, reasoned decisions even when your intuition tells you to go all-in.
What about when you're exhausted, stressed, or confused? Thats when greed is most deadly. You'll need strategies to control it then. Limiting your bets may help. Taking a pause when overwhelmed may help. Maybe stop the game. Gambling requires talent, not luck. The best players control their greed, not let it control them. They know the real win is mind control, not money
Yes, of course avoiding greed is not easy, I understand that it is a difficult action to practice, but that does not mean I just advise anyone to ignore it, because of course no one will want to do something if they do not know the reason, understand the concept of gambling, realize the risks I think both of these things are the key to knowing that implementing greed is a very wrong and too risky action.
On the other hand, I see that you have said all the situations that are very likely to make a gambler fall into the following greed also with scenarios based on facts, and maybe I will conclude a little and simply where the key to being able to avoid various potentially dangerous actions such as greed is that a gambler must have a correct understanding of what and how gambling really is, especially from the negative side.
