Yes, it really happens to a gambler including myself who sometimes feels that the action or decision I choose is the most appropriate to produce a win...
Those actions or decisions usually are taken with games which allow gamblers to have management on the risk they are taking and change it whenever they please, it comes to mind games like Plinko and dices, in which one can chance both the wager and the risk when we feel like it is appropriate.
People have hunches or feelings when they are having either a winning or a losing spree, they believe they next roll is going to be different so they heavily change the wager to avoid losing or to win an important amount of money. That is another example of illusion of control, which applies to session which started with a very good or a very bad streak.
In my case, I have had sessions which start with very good performances and then I have the "hunch" I was going to start to lose money, so I start to decrease my wager as low as possible. It is all one's own illusion built by our own desire to earn as much money in the shortest period of time,: greed