This is just a bullshit expression!
No casino marks the gambler's account after getting a win.
If after you win then keep playing and all your winnings are gone because losing is not a casino crime by marking your account to lose but it was caused by your own greed which chased even bigger wins.
Obviously, many gamblers tell of experiences when after winning you experience consecutive defeats because you are greedy and when you start being greedy with winning games you will be careless and don't care about strategy anymore.
this is why all of us gamblers who have had a lot of bitter experiences always advise not to be greedy and have to be able to control ourselves.
Can control yourself, that's the key.
A gambler who gets a big win but still feels dissatisfied with that win and continues to gamble to get a bigger win, That's very bad control.
Because if he does that, he will definitely lose all the winning money he has earned.
But after staying longer at gambling using the winnings and ending up losing all the balance but blaming the casino, Maybe the gambler should be taken to a psychologist immediately.
Because subconsciously he is experiencing mild or emotional high stress because he loses all his wins and results in frustration.
In fact it is very bad manners when the gambler loses but blames the casino.
That's right, we should be able to control ourselves when we win big, not even become arrogant and greedy and want to win even bigger amounts. No matter how much we win, if we are greedy it will run out. It becomes commonplace when you experience defeat after victory blaming the casino and it is a funny joke because you blame someone else for something that comes from your own fault.
It's funny to see people go crazy and take their emotions out on other people for the mistakes they've made. I sometimes think, do they have such short thoughts or are they carried away by their emotions and trying to find the truth from the mistakes they made.
Can you believe it? Some people score big in the casino and lose their marbles! They parade like they own the place, preening like fancy birds, and flashing dough like it's ancient history! Little do they know, that's a straight shot to Broketown, population: them!
It's like they're convinced cash is infinite, appearing magically. Wrong! It's from other players, hungry for the big time. And when greed takes over, it's bad news for everyone, including themselves.
So, let's all chill and remember: winning huge is terrific, but it's not everything. Stay level-headed and grounded, even when you're swimming in cash. Who knows, maybe a humble, grateful attitude attracts even more good fortune!
