Gamblers should not focus on how many loss you can get in a row, because if you are wagering on a situation where it all depends on how many losses should be calculated and you will win accordingly, you will end up with losing that many times in a row eventually.
I have gambled for years and know enough to say that 10+ losses in a row happens all the time, it is more frequent than you could ever imagine, and the difference is, when you gamble in a method that doesn't rely on luck but simply just mathematics, you could make a bit more profit than you normally would just hoping and wishing not to lose many times in a row. Do not leave all your bankroll to luck, that will not end up with a good result and you could end up losing it all very quickly with one bad streak.
Gamblers should not focus on how many loss you can get in a row, because if you are wagering on a situation where it all depends on how many losses should be calculated and you will win accordingly, you will end up with losing that many times in a row eventually.
I have gambled for years and know enough to say that 10+ losses in a row happens all the time, it is more frequent than you could ever imagine, and the difference is, when you gamble in a method that doesn't rely on luck but simply just mathematics, you could make a bit more profit than you normally would just hoping and wishing not to lose many times in a row. Do not leave all your bankroll to luck, that will not end up with a good result and you could end up losing it all very quickly with one bad streak.
I also think losing 10 times in a row is not an exceptional thing. But gamblers in general often like to stick to statistics. If they have lost 10 times in a row, they often assume that they now have to win a few times in a row.
If that doesn't happen, then they really go crazy. Then it is important to stick to a strategy. If there is too much loss, people often want to go All In and we often know how that ends.
It can go well but then you are gambling instead of betting.