That's right, the chance of winning in gambling is very small, compared to the very big chance of losing. I think many gamblers experience continuous losses because they don't see this side, so they continue to gamble even though they lose and lose. and indeed any strategy cannot ensure that you will win with certainty. If gambling is done well and with good understanding, perhaps the risk of losing large amounts of money will not occur.
and in my opinion, the regret they experience does not necessarily mean they will be able to stop gambling, maybe they will even want to continue gambling because they want to recover the losses that have occurred. and even if they win, I don't think that victory can cover the losses they have incurred. The wins they have obtained will not fully cover the many losses they have experienced. That's right, no matter how much they hate themselves for the defeat that has occurred, it won't change the situation, even if they think about it hard, it won't produce results that can turn things around.
They realize that they have spent a lot of money and experienced continuous losses and they also continue to gamble, no matter how much they know they have lost a lot. They still don't give up and are even more challenged to continue trying to gamble and wonder whether they can recover their losses or not instead get big profits. Their persistence in trying is indeed very good but that doesn't mean it applies to gambling because if they chase their losses too much they will end up getting trapped in a big hole and no one can save their situation or it could be said that they will get into big problems that they themselves have caused.
Sometimes regret doesn't make someone feel like giving up or stopping because they still believe they can win at gambling no matter what, they will always try continuously until the point they don't have any money and if it's like this I'm sure he will hate himself because he has always been a loser failing in a gambling game in this case can be a lesson that gambling can make you feel mentally down if you can't control yourself.
That's right, because they don't care about the big losses they experience, in my opinion it's because they still have the belief that they can get big wins at gambling even though they experience continuous losses, that's not a benchmark for them to stop gambling. I agree with you, the persistence and ambition they have is good, but in my opinion the persistence and ambition they have is misplaced, if they continue gambling like this the number of losses will always increase.
that makes sense, indeed regret cannot make them stop chasing victory, I think they have to feel the lowest point of the impact of gambling, maybe it can make them aware and can make them stop gambling in pursuit of victory. I don't know what kind of thing, but what is clear is that it has to slap them so that they can wake up. and maybe that lowest point can make them regret and hate themselves for having done careless actions.