Gambler psychology： Gamblers have their own set of theories, called gambler's fallacy, which is characterized by always believing that their expected goal will come. Just like when roulette is wagered, the probability of red or black in each round is 50%, but the gambler believes that if he bets red, if black appears several times in a row, the chance of red appearing next time will increase. If red does not appear this time, then it is more certain next time. This is a typical inequality principle, in fact, every chance is always 50%. The main characteristics of gamblers' psychology are: 1. they only want to get lucky and make a fortune, do not want to work or start a business to become rich; 2. dare to risk everything, take risks, or even take life as a risk cost; 3, in order to achieve the goal, they can use whatever means. According to the above definitions, which of the following belongs to the gambler's psychology:. ['Fan Zheng bought some welfare lottery tickets, and felt that this kind of lottery buying was a kind act.', 'Zhu Xuelin accidentally won the lottery and felt that his luck would get better and better.', "Someone is addicted to online games and doesn't even want to go to work.", 'Someone resigned to speculate in stocks.']