Yes, that's true, gambling can't be guaranteed to always result in profitable wins, but if you lose, I think it's bound to happen. because gambling is a game created by the host and the host's goal is to make a profit, so of course they will not win easily, they will always win. It is not recommended to make gambling your main income or job, unless you work as staff at a casino company, maybe you can consider it.
It is very unlikely that someone can win consistently, because the chance of winning is slimmer than the chance of losing, and some people say that the more often you gamble, the closer you will be to winning, I don't know, I think that's just nonsense. it's impossible for the facts to be like that. After all, if it was like that, maybe many people would have won big, but the fact is that even though someone has been gambling for a long time, they never get a big win. So in my opinion, gambling every day only accelerates us to achieve misery in life.
It is not recommended to make gambling your main job because making a profit from gambling is not as easy as you imagine. Indeed, playing gambling does not make you tired because you don't need to spend a lot of energy to make money, but gambling is uncertain, we cannot rely on the profits every day, let alone Thinking about winning big is of course impossible because the host takes more advantage than giving profits to the gamblers and we won't be able to beat the host easily.
It's true because in fact the chance of winning in gambling is very small and the chance of losing is very big, especially if we are not able to control ourselves and continue to gamble every day which makes you think it will bring you closer to victory, even though it will only spend your money gradually and you will get worse. It's difficult to recover your losses, so don't ever think that gambling every day can give you a profit someday because the longer you gamble, the closer you are to gambling addiction.
That's reachable, gamblers can get addicted if they do it every day, but not all gamblers. Although the player may seem to be addicted, in the eyes of people around him, because they conclude he won't go a day without gambling. Addiction is not about how many days the person gambles. It has to do mental strength and self-control. A person that gambles everyday can decide to stay weeks without gambling, due to some new developments in their personal life. But an addict will find it hard to spare a minute without gambling. However, those bad players who wager money every day on a game, may not get what they want. Looking at their reactions you'd understand that a companion maybe what they want, when trying to tell others about their gambling technique.
It's a boring habit to gamble for a long time each day. The duration is an important factor whenever we gambler, not just the regularity of our gambling actions. If I gambler 5 hours every day wagering little money, it's closely impossible to get in trouble, compared to when I gambler for more than 10hrs wagering big amount of money. Regardless of how big our bank roll is, gambling for long hours every day can affect the gambler's behavior, to lose control of himself. Sometimes it's not about the funds, though contributes a lot, the consistency can get used to the body and brain of the gambler. Such that staying a day without gambling could cost the appetite of the gambler, until he gambles. To them it'll be more like a wasted time, for staying days without gambling.