The funny fact is that, given that there are millions of active gamblers in the world, some of them win almost always (and some almost always lose). I wonder how this affects the human psyche when he wins, for example, 100 times in a row. It is unlikely that there is an understanding that this is just a mathematical fluctuation in a large sample. Probably a person begins to consider himself a prophet, etc. but once the winning streak ends
100x in a row? Even in dreams this thing wont really happen even putting up the odds to 99% multiplier then it isnt possible for it to happen.
People who do make out profits are to those people who do get involved with gambling games which do solely focused on strategic based type of games.
Of course, gambling do have more lossers than to those winners because this industry wont really be profitable if there are more winners than losers.
For people who do make a living with it then they are lucky enough and experienced and knowledgeable enough and not all would able to do this.
This is a mathematical fact. Let's speculate:
On average, in order for us to have one winner and one loser, we need 2 people who bet on the event with an approximate probability of 50%.
If we are considering a series of bets (two), then we need 4 people already. On average, one person will have a result of 11, the second 10, the third 01, the fourth 00.
In order to "find" a person with 100 wins in a row, we need unimaginable number of players 2^100
But as the odds increase, the number of players required drops to real values. And by the way, with 99% chances, one player and a long series of bets are enough.
