It's right to know that most rich gamblers have a bigger expenses on their end, which makes them to go for gambling. However, most people are not organized enough to handle the disputes gambling could cause to a rich person. Addiction is a gambling obstacle for everyone who don't look into how they gamble, both rich and poor. It's certainly truth that some low income players engage in gambling for the funds. Yet, the goal for gambling shouldn't be anything like that, it's more stressful for a player to only focus on making money. If rich players can take loan for gambling, that means gambling behavior is similar for all gamblers. Both the rich and poor also take loans for gambling.
Looking into gambling as a place to earn is not the right thought. Players need money to gamble not just time. A person with little funds on him would focus on other reliable means of making a living. We all need to win, that's certain, a player must win. But not often. Gambling with the last card or on low income, puts lots of pressure on the player. He, may lose them all, what next would he do other than taking loans. Those who gamble because they have insufficient funds are risking their financial status. The rich have no such reason because they've got enough money to wager. But a person who is not sure of his moves after losing all that money in gambling will have himself to blame. The stress, discomfort, and anxiety that comes with losing all we've got in gambling will fall on the player.
That's right, addiction applies to anyone who does treat gambling inappropriately, of course people who are addicted to gambling are people who gamble unhealthily, such as with excessive expectations on gambling that should not be. This is not only experienced by the poor, but even with those who are rich it can happen, it's just that perhaps many are those who have financial problems or middle class. I agree with you, people who gamble with the aim of making money are not right, because the possibility of losing is more likely to make them stressed by not being able to accept the money they bet is lost.
Realizing that gambling is not a means to make money is something that must be done, to avoid greater losses. The number of those who are stressed out because of losing is also based on their own mistakes in gambling excessively.
Whenever a person gambles excessively, automatically they are making mistakes and that's not good. Personally, I perceive gambling as an activity that's not meant to be abused. However, when a gambler is mainly interested in getting himself into gambling for money, they're also pulling the strings of mistakes. Because when they lose out it's not simple to bear the pains. Could you think of when a player despite possessing little amount of money, participates in gambling, hoping to win big and triple his little amount of money.
These things have no difference although addiction work differently on people, but similar outcomes are being expected by both the rich and the poor. Everyone on this category of excessive gambling bear same mistakes of regrets and loss of control. I wouldn't ask anybody to gamble when they've got little amount of money on them. It's quite unbearable to retain our complete emotions after going broke due to gambling. Also, it's not certain that the player wouldn't wager again, immediately he gets some funds. Hence the struggle of winning continues, no new lessons are being learnt by such gamblers. So, its left for responsible players to learn from the mistakes of compulsive gamblers, never to be in similar situations.