the correct approach to gambling should be the one most similar to a mathematical/statistical approach.
there is no such thing as luck but there is "chance", "casuality"... looking for big payouts, however are always possible on paper this is equivalent to exposing yourself to significant risks....
If you want to have less pressure in gambling, believe in luck and don't gamble often, that's the key. However, if you like a long term success in gambilng, you should play the statistis and know your chances, no game that has a house edge would give gamblers success in the long run, everyone losses on that kind of games. Though it's not the most popular, but there are still people who focus their time and effort analyzing how to win here in reality, there's no way to win, unless you cheat.
The best way to win is to master yourself in gambling using your skills, and that is only good for skilled based type of gambling. Yes there are mistakes along the way, but that's part of your long term journey, they say it's a long term process, then we do that.
Expecting luck? For brief gaming trips, it's comforting. But don't fool yourself; it's just a thin veil over probabilities. Residence edge? It's a wall built of the losses of those who dared hope otherwise instead of just a hurdle. Describe skill-based gambling as the goal. Here, knowledge trumps luck. The catch: skill requires discipline, not just style. Improve your skills, spot patterns, and make smart choices. Not for cowards. Continuous learning and mastery are needed
You mentioned mistakes? They're useful lessons that lead to wisdom, not obstacles. Receive them. Your mistakes are beacons for smarter, more considered decisions. In this journey? Not only long-term; forever. So go all-in. Knowledge and patience may help you beat the odds