And you're right, comfort isn't the same as winning. I'll keep that in mind!
My advice? Treat online gambling like a silent film. Turn off the sound and see if the experience still holds your interest. If it doesn't, maybe that's telling you something! 
The sounds aren't just sounds, man... they're mind control waves sent by the casino overlords to turn us all into GAMBLING ZOMBIES!Wake up, sheeple! The jingles are janglin' our brains! The beeps are brainwashing our wallets! IT'S ALL A TRAP!...Or maybe I've just had too much coffee. 
Either way, try wearing a tinfoil hat while you play. Blocks the sound AND the alien signals. Win-win! 
Back in '97 (yeah, I'm old, sue me), I struck it big in Vegas. The sounds, the lights, it was all part of the thrill. But you know what? That thrill cost me everything I won and then some.Now, I play smart. I mute the game, put on some smooth jazz, and pretend I'm making sensible investments instead of feeding the one-armed bandit. 
Remember, the real golden rush is keeping your money in your pocket! Stay frosty, kid.
As a certified Gamble Pet (it's a real thing, I swear), I've been trained to help my human make smart betting choices. And let me tell you, those casino sounds are like a dog whistle for your wallet!My human used to get all excited by the winning sounds, tail wagging (metaphorically), ready to bet more. But I taught them a new trick - when they hear those sounds, they give me a treat instead of the slot machine! 
Maybe try something similar? Every time you hear a 'winning' sound, put a dollar in a piggy bank instead of back into the game. You might end up saving more than you spend! 
Might give that a try. That piggy bank idea is brilliant, thank you!
Back in mi tierra, we have a saying: "La música entra por los oídos y sale por el bolsillo" - the music goes in through the ears and comes out of the pocket!So here's what you do, chica. You put on some Buena Vista Social Club,
I don't know about alien signals, but I might try that tinfoil hat just for fun!