Well things like this are very normal and natural, all gamblers will feel it but not all gamblers can organize themselves about what they should choose for the best. Self-control will be the most important in gambling, no one can help you but yourself. There are a lot of possibilities in it that cause gamblers to deposit money again, it could be because they have been annoyed by a few rounds there, and it is difficult to get something they want until their money runs out, but I'm sure it's just for a win, the reason all gamblers do it is to get a win or chase it. It's very real and everyone does it.
Maybe gamblers can arrange for themselves what they should choose, but they tend to be tempted to keep playing gambling so they forget to control themselves. And if we don't practice that self-control, we'll only lose more and more likely to become addicted in the long run. The most common reason gamblers say is to get more wins or recover their losses. But they don't think about the risk of losing their money in gambling, especially if they still deposit money again.
Basically it should be like that, I mean if someone wants to gamble then they should think first, be responsible by agreeing with themselves that whatever the end result is they should accept it, and if they can't accept losing as the end result then it's better in my opinion to never gamble because it will only make you worse. That's right, never expect something to come back in gambling, because if you chase it back then it will only deepen the defeat, so learn to be able to accept all the risks and realize that gambling is only about luck.
But unfortunately, many gamblers don't think about being responsible first, so they immediately deposit their money to play. But after going through a few rounds, they saw that their chances of winning weren't that great and instead they had lost many times. And that also doesn't stop them from gambling even to the point of spending all the money. And in the end they will only feel regret without being able to recover their loss.