I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?
"I want to find out because I think your experience in the case as I mentioned will be useful for readers, especially for me personally"
I have never been addicted to gambling myself, but I have lived with people who are addicted to drugs, cigarettes and alcohol. My college roommate ruined his life with taking drugs all the time and is now living at a community farm because he can't live on his own anymore and hold a job. And my uncle died at 60 from being an alcoholic most of his life. In my opinion all these addictions are very similar and it doesn't matter if you are attracted to gambling, cigarettes or drugs. What I can tell you from my personal experience is that there is no happy living after beating your addiction. In case you are already addicted to gambling, then you need a clear break with it. It's not going to be that you find a way to life with gambling. The problem is that too many addicts are struggling with relapses and you need get completely off the thing you thinking about all the time. Maybe after 10 years it will be different and you can try again slowly to come back to gambling, but until then I you should be focusing on getting your life in order.
Additionally, "no happy living after beating your addiction" is a false assumption. Many, including me as a controlled gambler, have learned to moderate such habits. Telling someone to "come back to gambling after 10 years" is illogical. Relapse is risky - why bother? Knowing one's limits and creating a structured atmosphere are more important than avoidance. Relapse is a risk, but with strong support and self-awareness, one can have a full life after addiction