Also the reflection of losers, there are those who readily accept the fate when we lost even big money and then think of just taking a break first or just go walk out and then sleep it over. And then we have individuals who can't accept losing, and so they deposited for more and experience the same defeat.
Competitive spirit as well, I remember on sports personalities in Michael Jordan, yes the GOAT himself. But even outside of basketball, he will always play and bet in golf as been reported before.
How about you? Do you think you as a gambling also reflects your personality outside of gambling itself?
There is a reason that you'll find many more bookies in poorer areas and very few in richer areas. A large part of the reason is the less money you have, the more desperate you can become and trying all kinds of shortscuts to get that step up. However there is unfortunately an education gap as well, where the more highly educated are less likely to fall for the obvious money traps that gambling sites will try to use. The most painful and potentially abusive part of the relationship is the sunk cost fallacy, the idea that many gamblers will believe - that because they've put so much money in, they're somehow due a mega big payout any moment now. They fail to accept that money is gone and every spin is calculated independent of any others (ignoring small sub games that will expire), every game is weighted to bring a profit to the casino - it's how they pay for everything and walk away with huge profits.