The game is identical. What changes is that stopping becomes a decision with a cost — and that is where sessions are actually decided.
Probabilities, payout table, RTP, volatility. Nothing is tightened when money appears.
Walking away while behind means accepting the loss — which is precisely when people continue instead.
A loss feels larger than a gain of the same size. Well documented, and it pushes decisions in one direction.
Every drop has an expected cost equal to the house edge times the stake.
One you would be content to lose entirely, because that is a normal outcome rather than a rare one.
In advance, not in response to results.
For the specific game, not the operator in general.
Before depositing, not after winning.