In my experience, the riskiest decisions I made were not in the casino at all, but in betting. It sounds paradoxical, because in the casino everything is built on chance, on pure luck. But it is in betting that I feel a real inner intensity. Because there you do not just bet money - you bet your confidence, your logic, your analysis. It is like an exam for yourself: "You were confident in the forecast - so why didn't you bet more?" Or vice versa - "You knew you were taking a risk, why did you go?"

In the casino, everything is simpler. You press the button, spin the slot - and in a second you already know whether you were lucky or not. Lost? Oh well. It's like blinking - emotions flared up and went away. There, no one asks for explanations, not even you yourself.

But betting is completely different. There, you seem to justify every decision to yourself. That's where responsibility comes in. And perhaps that's why the riskiest moves happened there - not because of excitement, but because of an attempt to prove to yourself that you're right.

Ironic, right? In a game where there's more logic, there's also more internal tension.