On both statements at the end of the day the casino wins its up to the gambler if they want to stop playing to assess themselves if they want to play more and still on their budget or not and take those as cut their losses and take profit. Sometimes players who win continuously wondering until where are their luck so they keep testing waters to assure if they are lucky today and if it is they will play as long as they can but if this break that's the time they will doubt if its their limit, same goes by if the player losses but it get worst until their capital getting loss they keep hoping they can win still with the last sort of their money.
A very lucky player would win continuously, but it's rare to see such people except for streamers. However, the psychology of gambling has to do with knowing when to stop. Testing waters is quite advisable, yet, not with two legs. Some players jumps into the game with the idea of testing waters and get carried away by the results of the game. When one losses, they tend to further their game hoping to win again.
It's a bad psychology because the mental strength of the player begin to dwindle down the hill. And he losses complete control of himself as a gambler. Setting out a specific limit for gambling would help in determining exactly when to stop. Hoping on results before we stop only sidetracks the self consciousness of the gambler and land him to problem gambling. If your designated time is 2hrs duration, stick to it, and stop once the timer hits 2 hrs.
