The only driver they may have in games of chance is their perpetual desire to win.
1. The Director - ESTJ
The Calculated Gambler. These people: John D. Rockefeller, Frank Sinatra, Douglas McArthur, Michelle Obama, Ivanka Trump, Megyn Kelly, Uma Thurman.
Executives are individuals with high morality capable to clearly distinguish right from wrong, embrace the high value of honesty, dignity and dedication. They believe in the rule of law, earned authority and despise laziness and cheating. As 11% percent of the population, the Director will stick to principles, verifiable facts and their ability to analyse all details of the plan at hand before making the final move. These character traits probably make them least interested in gambling.
Methodology.
In order to win, though, they would probably shun baccarat and roulette (too reliant on luck) and lean towards poker and blackjack. On the other hand, when convinced that the odds are in their favour, they could make a significant stake and, therefore, sports betting is not out of the picture. Having in mind the Director's need for social interaction they would probably be a bit more interested in land-based casinos, although a live dealer in online games may sufficiently compensate when necessary.
Action.
This pattern has a strong moral compass, a keen sense of their surroundings and an excellent ability to predict the success of something that they are working on. They are the are probability experts, so they enjoy the challenge of casino games that are not based purely on luck. They are calculated risk-takers, but they will not place a wager if they do not believe that they have a good chance of winning. Their extroverted nature means that they enjoy interacting with other players, but they might get overwhelmed in the chaotic environment of a bricks-and-mortar casino, so live dealer online games offer a good compromise.E Hunter™ comment:
Seems to be of sound mind and rational when it comes to gambling by letting others at the Casino lose.
Go to their pattern