Over the time, I’ve seen several post, by users here who, claim that gambling is strictly for fun, even when one is making losses and I’ve paused to ask this question “Is there actually any fun in gambling especially when the losses are more than the winnings?”
Let’s be frank, there are several other things one can do for fun aside gambling and I understand that life it’s own is a risk but seeing claims that people see gambling as fun even when making losses is weird and I think it’s worth discussion as to know if truly people gamble strictly for fun without minding if they’re losing or winning
Absolutely, you're right. There are many other things people can do for entertainment besides gambling. For the most part, people view gambling as a form of entertainment, but when you get caught up in the game, winning and losing money, at that point, gambling is no longer just for entertainment. It can become a burden or even develop into an addictive habit. But do you agree with me that forms of entertainment with a strong sense of competition or involving money tend to attract more participants? It's the same for you and me; if entertainment is dull, it's hard to bring a sense of excitement.
Perhaps, for you and me, the amount of money lost in gambling is significant, impacting our daily life profoundly. However, for that person, it might be nothing, and they still see the lost amount within the scope of their entertainment. Therefore, whether losing in gambling is genuinely enjoyable or not depends on the position and circumstances of each person. It's challenging to assess if others find it enjoyable based on our own circumstances.