This is based on the gambler. Those that are in for profits don't get the chance to stop playing until they lose everything and unfortunately for most of them they still used borrowed money and gamble again. But those that are not in for profits have the bigger opportunities to stop gambling when they can as soon as they discover in that they are on losing spray. However those that chase after their losses are the ones that is easy to become addicted to gamble.
It is certain that those who chase losses are addicted players, if they are not addicted when they lose, they will stop playing and then return next time when they are ready to return.
But if you are addicted, it is difficult to control your emotions, you always want to play and pursue what the player has lost.
That is the terrible action that will be done by a gambler who has reached a chronic level of addiction, there is no consideration whatsoever regarding the risks in front of him, but that is done not meaning that they can accept defeat but because of the hope and belief that is already very high in victory which in fact all these actions will only bring them to a much worse situation and more significant regret.
In simple terms I would say that addicted gamblers are those losers who always want to win but are not ready to accept defeat, even though from the start it was clear that defeat was part of the game.