No not really. Addiction is when your brain has a dysfunction in its reward system.
When it comes to regulating dopamine and other neurochemicals, the brain has a way of determining how much is enough. But because an addict does something addictive (like gambling or drugs), the brain starts registering the overstimulation of neuroreceptors as the 'new normal'. And anything below that level of stimulation makes your brain think the dopamine amount is insufficient and demands more, which can easily be achieved by doing the addictive thing.
People do usually get addicted on the moment that they do become that having these kind of aims at the moment or time that they will really be that desperate on making money. Addiction symptoms isnt something that could be seen not until into the time that you had lost up too much money or you had already noticed out that you have lost a huge portion or all of your life savings or emergency funds. There are those individuals who are really that becoming delusional on this aspect because they are really that expecting too much in regarding into this one.