But it still depends on their goal, whether they are really looking for fun or really to make money. A gambler who is really looking for fun, so they don't care about the outcome of losing or winning, will still enjoy it.
In contrast to those who are looking for money who will clearly only be able to get enjoyment and satisfaction if they succeed in winning, these two conditions are very different and cannot be equated.
And it true that the real definition of gambling is for fun, not to make money, so people who have the goal of having fun will consider winnings to be just bonus for return on what they have lost.
But unfortunately, most gamblers only think about winning and making money, they really don't really understand the appropriate approach to take when gambling.
This is why many cases occur, such as suicide or even gamblers who experience mental stress and have problems getting into debt because they only chase winnings and in the end they lose big.
A gambler looking for victory will not stop gambling easily and will keep trying until they can win. They need to realize that to win some money, they have to sacrifice a lot of money first. However, if they realize this, they will not want to experience defeat and will reduce their gambling activities. But most gamblers like that want to avoid understanding the conditions and keep trying to chase victory.
But those who are just looking for fun can really position themselves well in using gambling because they realize that they only want to get pleasure from gambling and not chase the winnings. When people have experienced a lot of losses, they should be able to realize their mistakes and not try to continue gambling, let alone gambling more often than before. They must immediately start reducing their gambling activities before things turn bad and they cannot save their money. Yes, they should really learn from other people's experiences that gambling is not something that can be expected to make money because gambling is just for fun.
It's like exchanging money for fun, that's how it should be, so just bringing a small budget I think is enough to make you feel good. And on the other hand for those gamblers who always spend a lot of money to bet I think their goal is not to seek pleasure but on the contrary, they come with the aim of earning, so they are always often involved by making deposits again when they lose.
Exactly, winning is basically just a bonus for your dedicated involvement in the activity, and the name of the prize in any case is profit - profit, so it makes no sense if you come with the aim of always getting the prize in question. Misunderstanding leads people astray in gambling, and that's what makes them suffer a lot of losses instead of getting wins, there's no other way if you don't want to suffer such losses again than to justify your point of view on gambling, and after that I'm sure you will have no trouble in applying some limits there for prevention.
Yes, preparing a certain amount of money to gamble is enough for us to get pleasure from gambling. But unfortunately, many gamblers forget their limits when playing gambling so they will continue to deposit more money in pursuit of winning. If they were willing to learn self-control and not see gambling as a place to make money, they would not want to try so hard to win from gambling because it is difficult to obtain.
Getting a win is a bonus for lucky gamblers so we can't force ourselves to get lucky so we can win. If there is understanding in gambling, people will not get lost in gambling and they can consider gambling as entertainment rather than a place to make money. If that could happen, there would be many cases of losing money that people could avoid and would only gamble with enough money.