Even though it's considered normal, as a gambler, you must consider what you should do before it happens. Once it happens, everything will be meaningless and irreversible.
Being open to suggestions without taking them too seriously is important, as the person making the suggestion isn't a passive player. They might have experienced everything in the gambling world before suggesting something positive.
I don't consider regret after a bad beat to be normal.

So, when advice is good, we should always listen to it, no matter who it comes from. At least, that's what I always adhere to, based on the adage I always remember: "Don't look at who's talking, but look at what's being said."

In the context of gambling, it always boils down to self-control, risk management, limits so we don't exceed our spending limits, and the like. I often hear advice from people whose gambling, in my opinion, is actually excessive. But I listen, even if those who speak haven't implemented it.

Then we can as well assumed that such person is an irresponsible gambler because as a gambler it's always important to regulate how they gamble or even having control of themselves. Gambling is fun and it's not what should ruled over the person that is playing gambling, and there should be limits to how long you spend gambling and when that time is completed then such person should space the gambling site.

It's actually not in their hands; it's something natural. Some people are naturally impatient and have low self-control, so it's not like they don't do it, but they can't do it. Do you know what's the most dangerous thing for such people? It's an initial big win in gambling that boosts their confidence, as you mentioned, and makes them think that they can conquer the valleys of wealth through gambling because they are winning big, and they will continue to do that from now on, but they don't realize that it's not something they can achieve, and gambling results will always be different each day.

So basically, gambling treats everyone the same way, but different people treat gambling differently, and that's what makes things go from good to bad, and then from bad to worse. If you expect to get rich from gambling, gambling will most probably destroy you, and you won't even have what you currently have. It's all a game of mindset, if you treat it right, it will treat you just fine, but if you treat it the wrong way, you are basically digging your own grave with that.

This is something we should always see, I play dice a lot but you still have to be careful because at any moment we can lose everything, I'm trying to see how I can be a good slots player because most threads talk about slots and wow there are many winning big, of course it's luck and a lot of conviction with patience, having enough money also helps, but it's not something that is reliable, it's a game of chance, I'm venturing into it playing with little money.

You have done well mate and keep at it make sure you don't overdo things that could increase your risks and pressure, is a remarkable feet you have attained, because is not easy to wager a total of $4000 that amount is huge if I must confess and for that getting excited with that is never a bad idea but a big motivation to others, congratulations again.

While experiences are the best teachers, looking at other people’s experiences may already help them even before they get to experience whatever others may have. It’s really different once you’re the one in their shoes but you may already get some ideas just from other gamblers. Being here in the forum has a lot of kinds of gamblers sharing their own experiences and opinions we all can learn from.

Consistent losses can easily lead to depression irrespective of how small the amount lost is. This is not only peculiar to gambling, if you consistently fail in anything, depression will set it and because the fun would have eroded. No one want to fail in life, that is why it still make more sense to see gambling as fun when there is winning even though we know that loses are inevitable. In other words, to ensure that gambling remain fun, we must do our best to win because that is the only time the fun is complete.

I have read this post multiple times and I couldn’t understand what you are trying to say.
What do you mean by "treating everyone the same"? Games are based on algorythms and those algorythms do not know who you are or who is behind the screen clicking on the spin or bet button. That’s why the result will always be the same if the conditions (variables used to generate the result) are the same.

Your best cannot make you win your bet mate, don't get it twisted. Gambling is a game of luck and no matter how experienced that you are in the game, it doesn't change anything because if luck is not in your favor, you will lose your bet with your ten years of experience in gambling.

Profits shouldn't be the reason why you are gambling but do it for fun because it's when you are gambling for the sake of making profit is when you will be hit with depression after consecutive losses.