First rule of responsible gambling, learn to walk away from the table.
If you start loosing too much, walk away. Don't try to catch falling daggers.
If you made a good win, walk away. Chances are you're gonna lose it on the next bet

I know a small number of people like that, but they do exist.
Greed usually takes over after a bigger win, and in the end, you lose even what you had earned.Responsible gambling is the key, but i know it's really hard.I know from my own experiences, but somehow i always manage to control myself in the end.

and let's be real, very few people would walk away... once you are caught in that loop, it's really hard to get out of it.

personally i don't know a single person from my gambling circle who actually walked away after winning big or breaking even.
they usually just keep playing hoping to squeeze out more out of their luck until it runs out.

I guess there's two factor on why they decide to continue.

People in that situation still think that they could able to win more especially that they are so lucky today hitting those good profits.
Another one is they are still in climax and enjoying the their gaming session that's the reason they still gamble and don't want to quit.

That situation is risky, but what can we do right? If people that's what makes them happy then its fine. But still see responsible gamblers walk away after winning since they know that luck will fade out soon and don't want the casino take their winnings out from them. I usually do this thinking about quitting especially I win then starting to feel that I already experiencing a long losing streak.

In a lot of cases greed will take over and you will keep going and going either to win more or to win back the losses you made. It is easy to make and plan and say that you will stop after a big win, but how much people have that discipline to do that?

Back then there was a service, without citing names since it was closed few years ago, where many gamblers were enjoying playing but also chatting together. This chat enhanced their experiences, encouraging them to play and sharing tips. I remember big whales were coming and get big profits. They were losing also but when they win, they do it repeatedly and destabilise the bank sometimes. So yeah, I confirm what you said about the happy people, yet they are really rare who win like that.

There is a level of greed in gambling, and if there is a deviation from that level, there will definitely be a loss in gambling. Most gamblers who are initially profitable, but their greed reaches a point where they cannot control themselves. The more profit the gambler gets, the more he wants to take more profit, which turns things around. All the profits made in the past are only lost due to excessive greed. In such a situation, it is very important to have the ability to walk away from the gambling table. In such a situation, it is not possible for most gamblers to refrain from gambling.

So we must reduce our emotional or very excited by taking a deep breath and drink a water. That help you to think clear of what you want to do next. By stop gambling for a while will make you calm down your minds and tell to yourself that you are enough gambling in that day.

Yes, you can depositing as much as you can but that will not recommended because you need to think how much loss you will get. Taking care of yourself by always limiting your money and time will help you to stay away from the problems so you will not too aggressive playing gambling.

You will realize that gambling is just a fun activity that you can do in your free time. And you also know that you don't have to gambling very often because that can make your minds think about gambling many times.

You can try it, and if you look at this thread so far no one has complained about the withdrawal issue so I think everything is safe, unless you are detected cheating or there is something suspicious about your game activity.
Beforehand it is better to read about the T&C on deposits and withdrawals, this is important to avoid complaints in the future.

This can be both good and bad, depending on how you approach it. If you look at it as just a game and a fun time but with a clear idea about how much money you will spend on that game, then you might be able to enjoy yourself for a while without going through stress when you don't win. But games can be addictive and make us spend more time having fun than we initially wanted to or more than we can afford to. Digital money on a screen isn't like physical cash in your hands. The experience of spending them isn't the same. With cash, you notice that your stash is smaller and your wallet is lighter. With crypto and digital money, it's just numbers on a screen that don't affect you in the same way. And because you are having fun, you might not be paying attention to what those numbers are displaying.