Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[Ibeology]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

 In the aspect of gambling there is nobody that know how to predict that will not for one day win, gambling does not encounter good luck or badlock for the fat that you know what you are doing one day the person must surely win in terms of bad luck as when two person play thesame game one win the other person lose that's call bad luck but in gambling it don't work like that,if Mr A with good luck win  1234.Mr B with bad luck also play 1234 with this Mr B must win nothing like bad luck in it, this is a clear evidence any number that win or for example Chelsea win in your own script cannot change.

[junder]

Some after loosing a certain amount in the process of gambling they just put a stop to it and never gambles again because of the fear that they might loose even more if they continue gambling in that way.

Though hard luck is seasonal and after a particular period of time, someone that finds it deficult win might eventually win again, if you're able to at the point You're loosing put a complete stop to your gambling practice, it's what suggest that becoming addicted is actually far from you.

It is very lucky in my opinion for people who can immediately stop when they have experienced one defeat with gambling, I myself once found it difficult to stop gambling when I first learned about gambling, because I had tasted victory so there was an element where I was gambling to pursue victory.
A person who has difficulty winning I think even occasionally they get a win and that some of it is successfully withdrawn and some of it runs out again because of the pursuit of a bigger win.

[nimogsm]

Some after loosing a certain amount in the process of gambling they just put a stop to it and never gambles again because of the fear that they might loose even more if they continue gambling in that way.

Though hard luck is seasonal and after a particular period of time, someone that finds it deficult win might eventually win again, if you're able to at the point You're loosing put a complete stop to your gambling practice, it's what suggest that becoming addicted is actually far from you.

It is very lucky in my opinion for people who can immediately stop when they have experienced one defeat with gambling, I myself once found it difficult to stop gambling when I first learned about gambling, because I had tasted victory so there was an element where I was gambling to pursue victory.
A person who has difficulty winning I think even occasionally they get a win and that some of it is successfully withdrawn and some of it runs out again because of the pursuit of a bigger win.

I'm sure this happened to you at the very beginning when you started playing. All novice players go through this, and I think it's absolutely normal, because we are guided by our emotions at first, and only later do we realize that these were impulsive decisions. Later, when a player has gained experience and understands what the consequences might be, they don't make the same mistakes they made at the very beginning of their journey, trying to win back what they lost and not driving themselves into big losses.

[purple_sparkles]

I think that those who try gambling and lose right away are unlikely to return to it, unless they have positive examples in their surroundings. Otherwise, people usually don’t want to repeat something where they had no positive experience. However, if we take online casinos as an example, beginners often get lucky in their first games, this is simply how the algorithms are designed, and that’s what draws them in. Everything else comes with experience.