On this subject, I think how big your wins and losses are in Bitcoin gambling depends on how you look at things AND your financial capacity. You will know if you have won so much when your asset increased in no time, meaning, your money substantially increased in a small amount of time thereby making you profit big time. On the other hand, you will know you have lost so much when you are no longer earning, and in fact, your liabilities are slowly becoming greater than your assets. All these largely depends on how much money you have, and how much losses you are willing to risk to gain back what you have lost.
I absolutely agree. Looking on another perspective, there are pros and cons in trying to get back what you have lost. A pro would be when you are able to get the value of money you have initially invested and the interests accrued, thereby, a return on investment have been put to rest. On the other side of the coin, a con would be dealing with another loss -- but this time around, with a much bigger loss thereby negativing your assets. In gambling, it is either black or white; there are no shades of gray, as they say. It is business but in a stronger sense, a business that involves winning and/or losing money with just a blink of an eye.