A lot of people become addicted to gambling mainly because they got a profit in their first gambling session which makes them think that gambling is a good way for them to get some extra money as they could do it last time so they can do it again as well, and this makes them gamble again.
Just by winning for the first time doesn't mean that people got addicted to gambling. There are multiple reason behind someones addiction it can be peer pressure, it can be family abuse and many more. You can't blame a moment of win to be th root cause of addiction. I personally feel it all starts with chasing the loss and the hope of recovering everything that gets people hooked to gambling. In the end it gets converted into addiction.
Winning for the first time is just a trigger that causes someone to increase the bet amount even bigger. But not a few people who are addicted to gambling are caused by continuing to chase victory like they got for the first time.
it is absolutely true that environment is the main factor a person is still involved in gambling. The scope can make someone who has never gambled even though they can be influenced to become an acute gambler due to environmental factors.
So this is where we need to sort out and choose an environment that is good for us, if indeed we do not have a strong determination that causes us to be easily influenced by the outside environment.
Well, but not everything ends in addiction, some things don't turn out that way and I think that depends on the personality of each person, for example, in my first experience with the casino, I played dice, I won, and that didn't trigger me to be addicted, everything On the contrary, I really didn't know what I had done at that time, for me it was winning, but I almost didn't win, I thought that the question of technology with bitcoin, sats all that was new to me, I didn't understand it much, but it was when I began to see that some things did not make much sense, I began to look for the meaning when I knew what I had won, that is, the amount in dollars, because at that time everything was numbers that were before the zero that appraised. That didn't mean much to me, of course, in the midst of all that ignorance, I had around 2mBTC, which I did in less than half an hour, but for me that was practically nothing, and I played without fear, because I thought that was not nor half a dollar, although I didn't like what he was asking for, because he played by saying that the number that fell is very large, so a smaller one must fall, and so he kept giving it.
Some time later when I read and shared about bitcoin, what it represented in money, well then it was kind of bad, because I put a stop to what I was doing by trial and error, that is, I had innate luck, because I didn't know what I had been earning at that moment, so obviously it was enough, I wanted to do it to get to bitcoin, but that seemed difficult to me, and I knew that if I played everything in one play, I would lose everything, that's where I didn't aim to go to an addiction process, I aimed to look for strategies to continue winning but in a technical way, that is, to know what I was doing and not to play with chance, only with my luck, but with strategies, and that was where it all began, but I was very far from an addiction process, because you have to see everything from the most correct point of view, if we see it as greed, I knew I was going to lose, but if I saw it as a business, things change.