These are all good points but it's hard to keep up and follow, this because in the back of our minds, there is a thought that must strike while the iron is still hot, and there's always a tendency to get back what you lose in the previous, it just goes on and on until you become addicted.
Very true indeed. To an extent, our individuality plays a big role in how we handle the 'play for fun' narrative. If i should use myself as an example, i get easily excited but not so easily discouraged. I find in most cases, the means if i win a bet, i'm likely to go even bigger (dangerous i know) whereas, if i lose, there is that feeling of 'i'll win the next one', and then it just goes on and on like you say.
Even though i know 'walking away' is a very important aspect in gambling, i feel it is perhaps the most difficult one.
I really think that is very risky but I don’t know how long you been doing this and how much it has worked for you, but left for me, when I win am just grateful for that day and if I lose, I do not even make attempt to recover, I let it go and this has helped me greatly. I think it’s better to do this so that you will not have record of loses on gambling.
and i'm not saying these points could or would work for everyone but they might help in enjoying gambling in a healthy, financially sensible way. 
