Putting limits to whatever you do in gambling from the amount to to your games selection and even the numbers of time you gamble help a whole lot,, so limits and decipline are very important characteristics of a responsible gambling.
Thank you too! I do think that putting some limits, not forgetting about them, and sticking to a plan with the needed discipline (which only comes from trial and error from the situations that were testing It out) is a recipe for having the best experience possible for a gambler. And, what is more important, it will not be the last one
Gambling is always about probability games, there is no certainty and guarantee to always be able to produce victory, as said by some friends above that casinos are companies and not charities, meaning that casinos have certain intentions and goals related to the reasons they create various games, and certainly not to give money for free to gamblers.
Apply limits on the amount of bets and time of involvement, be firm in implementing them, maintain awareness to make it easier for you to avoid various impulsive actions and thoughts, practice self-acceptance regarding risk and understand the following also by realizing that defeat is a definite part of the game. All of these are understandings, plans and abilities that a gambler must have before they get involved, because only this can make a gambler stay okay in the long run.
Tips of gold! The last paragraph is a good one, and only by testing all the things you described yourself, you can become better at gambling and have a blast at it. From theory to practice