Quite the opposite I think, people who doesn’t have enough money to fill their needs they wouldn’t gamble or ever start gambling unless there are addicted to gambling which is a very small percentage compared to normal and occasion gamblers. Logically talking about this matter when a rich person start gambling and we all know that most if the time casino win over gamblers so that rich person will lose most of the time and if he has money he would continue gambling the quite opposite to the normal or below normal player that will run out of cash to continue gambling and he will end up stopping more quickly.
Well it could be, because they are self aware that their finances are bad so they probably have absolutely no intention of touching gambling, that makes a little sense. But we must know that it is not uncommon and perhaps now the number has increased that some of those who do not have good finances are starting to come to gambling with the very strong intention of multiplying the money they bring in, even though the amount is small. They know that there is nothing impossible about winning in gambling, small or big someone can win there if they are lucky. And this is the main reason for them, hoping they will be in the same boat as other people who get big wins, but as for the results, maybe you also know, there are winners there but there will be more losers. So I think the answer is, the rich will potentially be poor and the poor will get poorer, there isn't anything better at gambling.
I would say that most of gamblers don’t gamble because they need money or it’s a way to make money in first place. We can agree that anyone with a small experience would know that gambling in long term is more riskier to lose money than to make some and from this conclusion that any gambler would know by time we can say that rich people are those who gamble more (with money and time)
Yes, maybe what you mean is, most gamblers who don't have good finances in their lives will not force their passions to gamble because they think more about their lives than losing the money they have to gamble, I quite agree with this statement. Obviously it's true that anyone who overly indulges in gambling over a long period of time is very likely to get into a serious slump. put too much hope there. Yes that's quite right, I would say that regret will always come in the end. For rich people themselves, I think the reason why they always gamble is because they have good finances and they can freely gamble according to their wishes even though in the end they will suffer the same fate as other gamblers, especially those who are addicted.
So I think the conclusion of this problem is, it would be better if you thought about quitting now, it's never too late for something better, start slowly and forget all about gambling.