For those who abhor levity and reading between the lines the lesson is this; Risk is a spectrum; p < 1 is gambling for small n. So where does sure thing become

For those who abhor levity and reading between the lines the lesson is this; Risk is a spectrum; p < 1 is gambling for small n. So where does sure thing become risky become gambling become plain stupid? And one thing society as a whole will agree on is that p = 1 is not morally wrong. Therefore, "Gambling is not a sin / Provided that you always win" is true regardless of your sense of humour. The grey areas are less well defined, just like people's sense of humour.