The higher the risk of a game the higher the chance of losses, the lower the risk of a game the higher the chance of winning, but this does not translate into winning in real life event if adequate analyses are not used. If going for higher risky games with high amount of money, the chance of losing also increases and this can lead to fast losses of money. I do not recommend high risk games unless the analysis has been done perfectly to know that there is high chance that you can win it.
Yes, that's true. But in gambling, the high risk does not always mean big wins
And if they want to recover from previous losses, it won't be easy because you will experience several defeats before getting a big win. But those big wins are no bigger than your previous losses. So you better not gamble with an amount of money you can't afford to prevent losing a lot.
Most of the time, it means big losses. If you make analyses, you will prefer to go for low risk matches unless you sometimes just use very low amount of money on a high risk game which you think you can win, but this type of games are not common but can happen like that sometimes.
The time of trying to recover from losses is the time gamblers are most prone to more losses, not even advisable for gamblers to chase losses. If they lose, they should stop gambling for that day or even not gambling for 1 week is better.
- It does not mean that we bet a large amount and we will win a large amount, that is not the concept or system of gambling. Because most of those who bet big lose.
It most probably may mean losing of large amount.