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Just one single win give them that hope, I mean they think like that after experiencing that they are able to make money after winning some bets, not knowing or not expecting that after that winning streak reality will stab them at the back and start emptying their savings, people who believes that they can make a decent amount of money out from gambling most of the time losses a lot.
There are many factors that lead them to lose, greed or unable to control, instead of quitting while you are still in green they will choose to push for more and try to win bigger amount of money, from that time, the appetite already rise up and the adrenaline keeps them think that things will be sided to their favor and let them win the desire amount that they wanted to cash out.
Yes, that's right, because they think it's just one game and stop gambling for a while. But they lost, which sparked their curiosity, so they decided to play one more time. This happens repeatedly until they finally stop gambling and use up all their money. If that's the case, only defeat will come, and they can only regret it because they have used all the money they could have used for other things.
There are many reasons why they lose a lot of money, and the most common is because greed comes to them, and they keep saying that just playing one more time will be okay and maybe they can win big this time. And that's when their lust gets bigger, and they can no longer control themselves, so they continue gambling. But reality only sometimes happens the way they want because most people lose.
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People watch someone win large in gambling and think, "Why not me?" They see, crave, and take it. I've said it before: not everyone wins. Some have the knack. They're skilled, strategic, and profitable. We don't know how much they invested before winning the prize, which is a significant but. None of us know
Some gamblers aren't that lucky. They lose heavily. Do they stop? No! They keep betting, hoping the next one will be big. Like a cycle, folks. In deep, they can't see out. There's always an exit. Always! Willpower, effort, and determination are needed. Gambling is enjoyment. Pure fun! It's neither work nor business. It should keep fun. Let's be clever, okay?
People who have won still want bigger wins, and that is normal. But they should be able to realize that they are gambling and don't need to play seriously because that will only make them experience more losses if they realize that when they can win, it is time for them to decide to stop gambling. But not for them because they are too greedy to want to get a bigger win.
That's where self-control is needed to control the desires and greed that come. If they could realize this, they would not continue gambling and withdraw their winnings or if they lost, they would just stop gambling and calm themselves down. They need to break the cycle before things get worse, and they can't cash out their winnings.