Every person who gambles, of course, their main goal is mostly to double their money or want to get, it is clear that there are wins that can be obtained, it's just that most people are impatient in gambling. As when they experience victory, when they get a victory they consider themselves lucky and with that they play more aggressively so they forget that the risk of losing is greater than winning. And also those who experience big losses I'm sure because they can't be patient when gambling, whereas as you said gambling must be done with good patience so that there are no big losses.
The perfect example is gambling. People consider it a shortcut. It's not. After one lucky hand, you feel invincible. Then it becomes ugly. You crash harder than you ever soared due to impatience, greater investments, and crazier risks. A damn cycle, and not only about cards or spaces. This garbage is everywhere—stock market, business dealings
Man, this is life. The tortoise and the hare, remember? Instant pleasure poisons our time. Patience is needed for lasting success. This requires grinding, thinking, and occasionally playing it safe. Who has time for that in this chaotic world? That's our dilemma
Sometimes the pleasure we get actually causes us to experience the destruction of our lives, for example when gambling has already resulted in a win, but because they can't wait to win an even bigger win, many gamblers continue to gamble using the winnings they have obtained, until they win. If it is lost again, we must be able to realize that gambling will only make us lose money, therefore we must be able to gamble patiently.