I sometimes do, and I find nothing wrong with it; its something that's inherently in anyone. As long as you are betting with money that you can afford to lose and you are not trusting your instinct to the point that you will go overboard with your bankroll, there's no guarantee in gambling, so don't be 100% sure of your instinct. You can follow or ignore it as long as you are limited to your bankroll.
would be going against it since you do already have that bad experience into it on which if it goes totally opposite on which every gut feeling or instincts turned out to be positive or you do have that more winning
bets or rolls then it will really be normal that you will be that going with those moments at the time that you will be able to make yourself having those instincts at the moment or time that you do gamble.
Results and outcomes will really be that totally random of course on which us humans does have those kind of inner voices or those feelings on which we do want to bet on a particular option despite on having those less chances of winning and even your own awareness tells that it is really that impossible to win up. It all matters into your experience and past situations on which if you do find yourself profitable
then this is where you would really be trying out to stick yourself into.