But then, I also find out that there are people that will just start gambling for a short time and boom they have won a jackpot in millions when people that have been there years before them are struggling to win even thousands.
And this makes me to come to a hypothetical conclusion that in gambling each and every person is individually destiny to within the range of certain amount of win. And that if you are not destined to win the high amount you are after, you will never be able to no matter how much you use or the strategy you apply to your bets.
Not to bore us with many words... I want to ask to know about forum members opinions and views about this. Is it what it is or it's just a fallacy?
You ask an interesting question, it probably worries many people, not just you.
Unfortunately, there is no clear answer to this question. This is something that cannot be measured, it is impossible to carry out statistics or say in percentage terms. I believe that everyone can win, someone may be lucky twice in a row when a person just started playing, someone may not be lucky even once in their entire life.
To answer your question, I will say that there is no formula and it is impossible to answer unambiguously. My opinion is that anyone can win, just as anyone can never win a jackpot or lottery in their life.
assumptions that fate has to do on being a winner or not with gambling. Its true that there's no such thing about being proven out or not. This is why its called gambling in the first place because
no one really knows on when you would be able to win or when you would be able to achieve such good winning rate. Fate has nothing to do with it. If you do win then you are lucky
if you do lose then you are really that in bad luck, as simple as that. We shouldnt really that make ourselves that being too frocible on things on which we know that this is something that
cant really be known when it comes on being lucky.