In general, casinos definitely provide bonuses or promotions for those who gamble, but it is true that what you say does not guarantee a reasonable and certain victory. You said it's better to gamble using the bonus than the money, my question is how to get the bonus?
Because in my opinion, to get the bonus, of course, we have to gamble first and of course we have to deposit money first. I think it's almost impossible for a bonus to be obtained without us doing certain conditions. Maybe with the lottery it still makes sense.
Indeed, many online casinos more often hold promotions and bonuses, because in my opinion the goal is to attract many people as well as to increase their rating and reputation. Of course, another goal is to make players comfortable as well as confident that the casino they go to is the best casino. But what must be aware of even though casinos provide bonuses and promotions but we must be able to know when to stop gambling, not because the bonus makes us continue to gamble, it is not recommended.
Recently, addicted gamblers hunt daily for casinos that provide bonuses for signing up, then look for a means to manipulate the bonus by creating multiple accounts. They do this to be able to gamble free and spend less in the process. Since gambling with money will only get them broke. New casinos make this offer to attract more users. But that doesn't make a difference in winning. It can be more beneficial to a compulsive gambler, compared to a responsible player. The latter also cares about winning, but the first mentioned is focused on gambling rather than results.
Regardless of the bonuses, the gambler still needs to control his gambling morale. As the aim is to attract the funds of the gambler, immediately he gets clouded by those bonuses and wants to win at all costs. Hence, the player, still, needs to regard the fact he's gambling and make his conclusions. Gambling for a long period in a session is not encouraged. Win and loss are the known results, but losses are more consistent. Since we don't win all the time, no need to gamble for a long time. It's fine to keep on trying, but not on a gambling basis. We keep trying another day, not the next minute. The period of break is recommended for every gambler.
I have a friend who actually does that when gambling, he makes a deposit with a large amount of money to get a bonus or big cashback too, and the money he puts into the casino only plays around 5% when he wins or the money has been reduced 5% then he withdraws it and waits a few days to get cashback I think that's ridiculous but maybe that's the way he chooses to reduce the loss of money but still be able to gamble. I also often register at new casinos and there is a bonus selection feature, but sometimes it is conditional so I don't choose it. As often as I register at a new casino I always ignore the bonus option for some reason it just feels lazy.
Yes, I agree with that, indeed gambling for long sessions is not recommended, because in my opinion, with losses that are certain to occur, it is possible that if gambling is done for long sessions, it will probably drain our finances, unless the gambling is really good. increase the money invested in gambling, but still, if the gambling is good and can give you a win then there is no harm in withdrawing it.