I have marked it disagree for 2 reasons: 1. Tesla investment and casino gambling have similarities, but there is a huge difference; In casinos, the house always wins and customers lose. In the stock market on average investors win and I do believe that in the case of Tesla investment that is very likely remain more so. 2. Everybody has different utility function and we should respect that. I.e. if you went to the casino with your $5 because by next day you had to have the $1,000.000 in order to gain the hand of the princess, while if you would have less than $1M you would be beheaded then it would be very rational to keep playing with $1000. (There is a scene similar to that in the movie Casablanca, that I saw naturally on opening night.)
You have to distinguish between TSLA stock versus TSLA options. Your reasons might work with the investment of the stock, but doesn't apply with the options - which is why I agree with Hock1.
With IV as high as it is now, the stock will have to continue on a parabolic rate for any options to yield the same amount of gains that the past few months have provided. The past 2 weeks seem to show a more linear SP increase, so the chances of getting a 100+% return after a week or two are pretty much done, until IV drops to more reasonable levels.
Time value is never an option holder's friend.