Of course, the experience of new people is still small, but that doesn't mean that new players can't get lucky because some new people have managed to win bigger amounts of money than the old people.
It's good if you can win more than you lose, and you should keep the winning money and don't continue gambling because there is a possibility that you can lose again.
Gambling is not respecting any man or woman or old and young. If you have the mind to bet it then you also have the mind to bear whatever consequences. The betting slip or ticket doesn't know who is a new player or an old time player, it gives you the result of your wager. If as a new player you win on the first try, that is your luck and if not, it also your luck. What we have to understand like you said at the close of your post, we need to know when to quit or continue but it takes an emotionally steady mind to stop playing when he is winning.
This is so on-point. It doesn't matter what race, gender, or nationality you have in gambling because it isn't really that necessary. It's not like a sports event wherein a particular gender plays a bias over who's going to win. What people need to take note is that you have to be smart, strategic, and lucky in gambling. Otherwise, you are just wasting money over betting on something that you take a small chance of winning. One must be prepared enough especially if it involves sports betting that needs knowledge and not just pure luck or odds siding on you. There's certainly a probability of losing, but you can lessen the rate if you will be informed enough.
Each time we are betting should be a moment for us to trace back the other oast events on our gambling experience and compare the long journey we've gone so far with gambling, this is not to discourage us but to make is feel the very necessity to gamble and learn something new whenever we gamble that will help make our money spent on it never a waste, we cannot avoid loosing but we can also i creases our chances of winning each time we gamble.